Constitutional Law,
Civil Litigation
Aug. 16, 2021
San Diego County to repay half of restaurant permit fees from shutdown
The county was sued by a restaurant group in January, seeking the return of operational fees paid during the months they were ordered to remain closed under COVID-19 mandates.
San Diego County notified restaurants on Friday of $4.5 million in permit fee refunds they are to receive as a result of the proposed settlement of a class action brought by a restaurant group.
The county was sued by 640 Tenth LP in January, seeking the return of operational fees paid during the months they were ordered to remain closed or operate with restrictions under COVID-19 mandates.
"The county of San Die...
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