A corporate entity controlled by developer Leonid Pustilnikov has accused the city of Beverly Hills of violating the Housing Accountability Act by failing to approve a 165-unit residential project.
The act mandates approval of low- and moderate-income housing developments if a city does not have a state-approved housing development plan that accommodates all economic levels, as is the case in Beverly Hills. Thirty-three of the proposed units at 125-129 South Linden Dr. are designat...
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