Real Estate/Development
Jun. 23, 2012
Jury orders utility to pay property owners
In a fiercely litigated eminent domain case, a jury ordered San Diego Gas & Electric to pay a pair of local property owners $8 million for seizing a chunk of their 115 acres for a power line between Imperial and San Diego counties.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a fiercely litigated eminent domain case, a jury ordered San Diego Gas & Electric to pay a pair of local property owners $8 million for seizing a chunk of their 115 acres for a power line extending between Imperial and San Diego counties.
The panel dismissed the utility's argument that the taking was worth $701,400 and agreed with landowners Arnold Schmidt and Luis Naranjo's clai...
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