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N17 Sues Menlo Park Over Rejected 665-Unit Willow Park Towers, Putting Up to $33MM in State Penalties in Play

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Developer N17 has taken Menlo Park to court over the city's refusal to approve Willow Park, a 665-unit, high-rise mixed-use project on the former Sunset Magazine campus, turning a two-year land-use standoff backed by the state attorney general into an expedited legal test of how far California's housing laws can override local zoning.

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