A bid to halt construction on Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills property has been denied for the time being.
The Skims mogul, 41, has been at odds with the neighbors since she began plans to add various 'underground' features like parking, a guardhouse and a 'wellness center' to her Southern California sprawl.
In September a neighbor filed suit against the Hidden Hills Community Association in an attempt to block construction on Kardashian's property, only to follow up with an emergency request to stop building while the lawsuit played out.
In a minor win for Kardashian's side, the emergency request against the Community Association was dismissed by a judge on November 2nd, citing 'no evidence of urgency or emergency,' according to documents obtained by People.
Small win: A bid to halt construction on Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills property has been denied for the time being. Kardashian is seen November 1st above
Construction should continue until January, when an evidentiary hearing will take place to again consider whether the project should be stopped while the lawsuit continues.
According to the suit made by Hidden Hills resident Sarah Key, Kardashian's construction plans for the $60million home include an 'underground vault, subterranean parking, an attached subterranean "wellness center" and a detached guardhouse.'
But at the time of the initial suit in September sources close to Kim told TMZ that she has no plans to build a vault.
In her original September suit Key told the Community Association to stop Kardashian's plan to 'flatten two hills'' and build upon 'two high-pressure gas transmission lines,' in favor of preserving the community's 'natural and rustic country setting.'
The filings added that building upon the gas lines would put 'Hidden Hills community members at risk of catastrophic bodily injury and irreparable real personal property damage.'
However, insiders assured TMZ Kim's building plans are being made in consultation with the housing association to make sure that they comply with all the rules.
Work in progress: The Skims mogul, 41, has been at odds with the neighbors since she began plans to add various 'underground' features like parking, a guardhouse and a 'wellness center' to her Southern California sprawl
