The Beverly Hills City Council voted unanimously to reject a neighborhood appeal and let an eight-story, 55-unit Builder's Remedy apartment project at 232 S. Tower Dr. proceed, even as council members openly condemned the design they concluded state housing law barred them from stopping. A July 21 vote closed the book on an appeal brought […]
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