Florida Justices refuse to review an activist's challenge to the proposed 1,000-foot observation tower on Biscayne Bay at Bayside Marketplace.
September 16, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Bad news for Grace Solares, an environmentalist suing to block development of the proposed 1,000-foot SkyRise Miami observation tower.
The Florida Supreme Court on Tuesday killed any appellate hopes when it ruled it did not have jurisdiction to review Solares’ challenge and would not entertain any motion for rehearing.
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