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Appeal asks Arizona’s highest court to consider Lakes case

Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course, shuttered since 2013, has become a dingy 101-acre piece of desert. / AFN file photo

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The True Life Companies and Wilson Gee asked the Arizona Supreme Court to consider their appeal of the state Appeals Court decision ordering them to restore the Ahwatukee Lakes Golf Course, last Friday.

The Court of Appeals last month upheld a 2018 ruling by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge John Hannah, holding deed restrictions require the 101-acre site be used as a golf course.

Gee’s company, Bixby Village Golf Course and True Life argued they had the option of leaving the property vacant or operating it as a golf course, depending upon whether they wanted to cash in on a state tax break for golf courses. 

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