Attorney Thomas Murphy may take on the Federal Aviation Administration as part of his developer client's quest to build the country's tallest building in Chicago. Hoping to hold down insurance costs, Murphy would like to revamp FAA regulations mandating special review for skyscrapers that rise more than 500 feet and can interfere with air traffic. Land use lawyers said they expect that the FAA issue, although possibly complicated, won't be a determining factor for the building's future.
January 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Attorney Thomas Murphy may take on the Federal Aviation Administration as part of his client’s quest to build the country’s tallest building in Chicago.
He’d like to revamp FAA regulations mandating special review and approval of skyscrapers that rise more than 500 feet and can interfere with air traffic.
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