Jan. 22, 2025
Laguna Beach homeowners challenge Coastal Commission over ADU permitting
Two Laguna Beach homeowners are contesting the California Coastal Commission's requirement for coastal development permits in categorically excluded areas. The case, seen as a pivotal test for state housing laws in coastal zones, could impact accessory dwelling unit (ADU) policies statewide.




Two Laguna Beach homeowners filed a writ petition contesting the California Coastal Commission's determination that accessory dwelling units require coastal development permits in categorically excluded areas, presenting a significant test case for state housing law implementation in coastal zones.
Petitioners Steven and Karen Reinecke are represented by David J. Deerson of the Pacific Legal Foundation. Reinecke v. City of Laguna Beach and the California Coastal Commissio...
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