The closure at the end of the year of a century-old power station in Redondo Beach may have cleared the way for a builder's remedy project that aims to build up to 2,700 homes on the 49-acre site.
Before that happens, the courts will have to settle a dispute between the Redondo Beach City Council, which has rejected the project under local zoning laws, and the developer, who has filed a lawsuit which maintains the project is eligible to move forward under builder's remedy.
The plans that were filed in July 2022 by the site's owner, developer Leo Pustilnikov, may have been the first in the state to invoke builder's remedy, according to a report in the Orange County Register.
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