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Subscribe to Police Power. And Precondemnation Entries The Epilogue. By Basil Bill Shiber. January 3, 2017. Posted in Police Power. As we have previously reported. The California Supreme Court in. Property Reserve, Inc. v. Superior Court. The Court of Appeal’s opinion. Continue Reading i Property Reserve /i and Precondemnation Entries The Epilogue. Gives a Reasonable and Long-Accepted Reading of the Fifth Amendment, but it Remains one of the Supreme Court’s Worst Decisions. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP.
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Affordable Housing | Land Use Developments
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Subscribe to Affordable Housing. HUD and DOJ Release Updated Joint Statement on State and Local Land Use Laws and Practices and the Application of the Fair Housing Act. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. November 30, 2016. Posted in Affordable Housing. On November 10, 2016, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Department of Justice released a “Joint Statement”. Providing updated guidance on the application of the federal Fair Housing Act to state and local land use laws and practices.
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Court Upholds Golden State Warriors’ Mission Bay Event Center and Mixed-Use Development Project | Land Use Developments
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Raquo; Court Upholds Golden State Warriors’ Mission Bay Event Center and Mixed-Use Development Project. Court Upholds Golden State Warriors’ Mission Bay Event Center and Mixed-Use Development Project. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. December 6, 2016. Posted in Land Use. Mission Bay Alliance v. Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure. CalApp.5th (2016) (Case No. A148865). My partner, Art Coon, wrote about the CEQA issues in a post here. Underscores the importance of well-reasoned and articulated findi...
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Kelo Gives a Reasonable and Long-Accepted Reading of the Fifth Amendment, but it Remains one of the Supreme Court’s Worst Decisions | Land Use Developments
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Raquo; Kelo Gives a Reasonable and Long-Accepted Reading of the Fifth Amendment, but it Remains one of the Supreme Court’s Worst Decisions. Gives a Reasonable and Long-Accepted Reading of the Fifth Amendment, but it Remains one of the Supreme Court’s Worst Decisions. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. November 14, 2016. Posted in Police Power. In 2005, the United States Supreme Court decided in. Kelo v. City of New London. Dred Scott v. Sandford. Denying citizenship to black people and expanding slavery),. Was no...
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Subscribe to Basil Bill Shiber's Posts. And Precondemnation Entries The Epilogue. By Basil Bill Shiber. January 3, 2017. Posted in Police Power. As we have previously reported. The California Supreme Court in. Property Reserve, Inc. v. Superior Court. The Court of Appeal’s opinion. Continue Reading i Property Reserve /i and Precondemnation Entries The Epilogue. California Supreme Court Salvages Precondemnation Entry Statute by Reforming to Include Right to Jury. By Basil Bill Shiber. August 23, 2016.
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Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. Subscribe to Bryan W. Wenter, AICP's Posts. California Supreme Court Holds that Communications Related to Public Business do not Cease to be Public Records Just Because They Were Sent or Received Using a Personal Account or Device. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. March 2, 2017. Posted in Public Records. Holding that communications related to the conduct of public business do not cease to be public records merely because they were sent or received using a personal account. March 1, 2017.
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Court Rules that California Coastal Commission Staff Members who Participate in Enforcement Proceedings Before the Agency May Also Participate in Related Litigation | Land Use Developments
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Raquo; Court Rules that California Coastal Commission Staff Members who Participate in Enforcement Proceedings Before the Agency May Also Participate in Related Litigation. Court Rules that California Coastal Commission Staff Members who Participate in Enforcement Proceedings Before the Agency May Also Participate in Related Litigation. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. November 13, 2016. Posted in Coastal Act. Drakes Bay Oyster Company v. California Coastal Commission. The Court concluded that it does not becau...
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Zoning | Land Use Developments
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County Boards of Education Cannot be Exempted from Local Zoning Requirements. By Bryan W. Wenter, AICP. January 24, 2017. Posted in Land Use. On January 24, 2017, the Court of Appeal for the Sixth Appellate District interpreted Government Code section 53094 and held that, unlike school districts, county boards of education cannot be exempted from local zoning requirements. San Jose Unified School District v. Santa Clara County Office of Education. CalApp.5th (2016) (Case No. H041088). December 6, 2016.
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