Land Use,
Constitutional Law
Jan. 3, 2025
Santa Ana says 3rd attempt to block zoning law lacks merit
Santa Ana's attorneys argued that zoning changes for non-profit clinics were lawful, dismissing claims by Share Our Selves that the city's actions blocked their expansion plans.
Attorneys defending the city of Santa Ana argued that a third round of constitutional challenges to its zoning ordinances for non-profit health clinics lacked merit and should be dropped for good.
According to a joint status report filed on Tuesday, the city will be orally arguing before U.S. District Judge David O. Carter on Jan. 13 to dismiss a second amended complaint from an Orange County health care organization known as Share Our Selves (SOS).
At the heart of SOS&#...
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