Constitutional Law
May 24, 2017
Litigation awaits if AB 1129 becomes state law
It will open up both state and local governments to significant litigation because of its wide ranging effects on both settled and reasonable expectations of the state's property owners, and their guaranteed right under state law to protect their property.
Jeremy B. Talcott
Staff Attorney
Pacific Legal Foundation
Constitutional law, litigation
930 G St
Sacramento , CA 95814
Phone: (916) 419-7111
Fax: (916) 419-7747
Email: jt@pacificlegal.org
Chapman Univ School of Law
Assembly Bill 1129, authored by Assemblyman Mark Stone, D-Monterey Bay, claims to protect California's coast while promoting coastal access.
In fact, it will open up both state and local governments to significant litigation because of its wide ranging effects on both settled and reasonable expectations of the state's property owners, and their guaranteed right under state law to protect their property.
The California Coastal Act requires the California Coastal Commission to g...
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