Sunday, September 30, 2007By RYAN DEZEMBER, Mobile Press-Register Staff Reporter
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals has upheld a Baldwin County judge's 2006 ruling that allows Orange Beach developer Larry Wireman to build the eastern half of his four-tower luxury resort, Turquoise Place.
A hotel and the estate of former landowners challenged the trial court's ruling, claiming that they own restrictive covenants -- limiting development to single-family homes -- on nine Gulf-front lots where Wireman plans to build a pair of 300-foot-plus towers.
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