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Tel Aviv District Committee Cancels 24-Story Tower Plan to Protect Bat Yam Cliff and Beach The Tel Aviv District Committee canceled plans for a 24-story tower on Bat Yam's northern cliff following opposition from Adam, Teva veDin, transferring building rights to protect the beach and public access.
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What happened 01 Tel Aviv District Committee cancels 24-story tower on Bat Yam cliff after environmental opposition. 02 Building rights will be relocated to reduce harm to the beach and public access. 03 Adam, Teva veDin proved legal and planning feasibility of relocating building rights. 04 Committee praised for prioritizing public and environmental interests over development. 05 Criticism directed at Coastal Environment Protection Committee for approving original plan without safeguards. 06 Call for reform of Coastal Environment Protection Committee due to ineffective role. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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