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Nevada Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that the city of Las Vegas committed a taking when the City Council prevented a developer from building homes on the former Badlands golf course.
Council members — pressured by well-heeled residents of Queensridge , a development that surrounded the golf course — denied permits for the project even though the property was zoned residential.
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