By Emily Green
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Orange County must provide the Sierra Club mapping data about the county's land parcels at a minimal cost, the state Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday.
Orange County sought to sell the information, which was maintained in a specialized mapping format known as GIS, for $375,000. The county had offered to provide the information in an alternative, non-GIS format, for the cost of duplication, but it maintained the GIS-format...
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