Real Estate/Development
Dec. 8, 2000
Court Tosses Access-Road Condition
The end of an eight-year legal tug-of-war between a private landowner and Riverside County may just be the beginning for others. On Wednesday, the 4th District Court of Appeal ruled that the county of Riverside cannot require a landowner to build a public access road on adjoining property as a condition to obtaining a development permit. County of Riverside v. Superior Court (Lion's Lair Enterprises Inc.), E024277 (Cal. App. 4th. Dist. Dec. 6, 2000).
On Wednesday, the 4th District Court of Appeal ruled that the county of Riverside cannot r...
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