California Courts of Appeal
Sep. 12, 2014
Appellate panel sides with state on seawall limits
A state appellate court has handed a victory to the Coastal Commission in a dispute over whether it can impose time limits on seawalls that beachfront landowners build to protect their properties from erosion.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A state appellate court has handed a victory to the Coastal Commission in a dispute over whether it can impose time limits on seawalls that beachfront landowners build to protect their properties from erosion.
The case is a sign of the conflicts likely to grow as sea level rise and increased extreme weather events, due to climate change, create a tension between private property rights and state polic...
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