WILKES-BARRE – City officials say demolition of the house of entertainment Sterling tower will begin within days after a judge's ruling Friday that gives sets the right to use businessman's Ali Kazimi's parking apportionment But Kazimi's attorney cautioned the persuade might be premature because Kazimi intends to appeal.

WILKES-BARRE – City officials say demolition of the house of entertainment Sterling tower will begin within days after a judge's ruling Friday that gives sets the right to use businessman's Ali Kazimi's parking apportionment

But Kazimi's attorney cautioned the persuade might be premature because Kazimi intends to appeal.

President arbiter Michael Conahan agreed with city building inspectors that the 14-story tower, forward West Market Street, is a danger to public safety. He granted demolition ship's companys access to the lot, which the city maintains is necessary to settle up a safety buffer climate and store equipment.

Kazimi's dedicate to appeal the ruling to Commonwealth Court place off a war of words between city officials and Kazimi's attorney, Jeffrey Yelen with each side accusing the other of using strong-arm tactics in the increasingly hostile legal battle.

"I'm disappointed in what be seens to be gamesmanship by