Hollywood no longer owes $2.58 million to a developer that sued the city for imposing a height restriction that limited a planned condominium to 65 feet, shorter than the previous 150-foot limit.

The Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a trial court ruling setting damages owed to GSK Hollywood Development LLC for lost development rights after the city shrunk height rules on the company’s property.

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