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Justices Appear to Support Conservancy’s Lawsuit

Justices Appear to Support Conservancy’s Lawsuit

by FHBP on January 15, 2017 with No Comments

The conservation group Banning Ranch Conservancy had its lawsuit heard by the State Supreme Court. Justices seem to agree with them that the City of Newport Beach didn’t do what it should have in its review of the proposed Banning Ranch development.

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