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Newport Beach Council Unanimously Backs Eagle Four’s 78-Home Fairway Three Deal, Setting Up $10MM in Public Benefit Fees

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The Newport Beach City Council unanimously backed a five-year development agreement that lets Eagle Four Partners reserve up to 78 luxury homes on the northeastern edge of Newport Beach Country Club, trading vested rights for a public benefit payment that could reach nearly $10 million before inflation adjustments.

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