Environmental
Feb. 2, 2011
Pair Fined for Coastal Violations
A judge ordered a Los Angeles County woman and her manager to pay the California Coastal Commission $3.9 million in fines for keeping more than two dozen unpermitted structures and vehicles on environmentally-sensitive land.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A Los Angeles County woman and her manager were ordered to pay the California Coastal Commission $3.9 million in fines and penalties for keeping an array of unpermitted structures and vehicles on 40 acres of sensitive plant and animal habitat in the Santa Monica mountains.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Holly Kendig ordered owner Madalon Witter and her manager, Douglas Richardson, to p...
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