Litigation
May 1, 2013
Legal foundation sues Solana Beach over ocean erosion plan
The Pacific Legal Foundation on Monday sued the city of Solana Beach, arguing it is violating state law and the U.S. Constitution by imposing limits on what property owners can do to protect their beachfront property.
By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Pacific Legal Foundation on Monday sued the city of Solana Beach, arguing it is violating state law and the U.S. Constitution by imposing limits on what property owners can do to protect beachfront property from ocean erosion. The lawsuit comes after the city of Solana Beach, which is near San Diego, approved a new coastal land use plan that limits the rights of property owners on eroding coastal bluffs to install permanent seawa...
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