Zoning, Planning and Use
Mar. 8, 2011
Coastal Development Boundaries Tossed
In a case legal experts said could help define coastal boundaries for people looking to develop beachfront property, a state appellate court tossed out a State Lands Commission policy barring building in areas along fluctuating tidelines.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a case legal experts said could help define coastal boundaries for people looking to develop beachfront property, a state appellate court tossed out a state policy barring building in areas along fluctuating tide lines.
The 3rd District Court of Appeal held that the State Lands Commission's regulation is invalid because it had never been vetted under the Administrative Procedure Act and ...
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