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"We have height guidelines, we have very specific guidelines about how the buildings would look," said Trust spokeswoman Dana Polk to the Examiner . "There's a lot of demand. People have been telling luxury car rentals in atlanta us they'd like to spend the night in the park."
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article stated luxury car rentals in atlanta that the lawsuit was in regards to the Inn at the Presidio -- a small bed and breakfast slated to open in April. The hotel at issue is not the Inn at the Presidio, but a much larger hotel.