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Palo Alto to appeal $900K court ruling on parking fees - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto to appeal $900K court ruling on parking fees

Palo Alto plans to challenge an appeals court ruling that ordered the city to refund more than $900,000 to a downtown developer after a dispute over parking fees.

Palo Alto to appeal $900K court ruling on parking fees - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto to appeal $900K court ruling on parking fees

Palo Alto plans to challenge an appeals court ruling that ordered the city to refund more than $900,000 to a downtown developer after a dispute over parking fees.

Court Orders Refund of All Unexpended Fees in Landmark Mitigation Fee Act Case | Perkins Coie - Vimarsana News

Court Orders Refund of All Unexpended Fees in Landmark Mitigation Fee Act Case | Perkins Coie

A recent decision highlights the importance of strict compliance with the Mitigation Fee Act’s requirement that findings be made every five years concerning unexpended fees. The Sixth...

'Livable San Diego' files lawsuit over Mayor's 'Build Better' program - Vimarsana News

'Livable San Diego' files lawsuit over Mayor's 'Build Better' program

A community association called 'Livable San Diego' filed a lawsuit against the City of San Diego, claiming the 'Build Better' program is unconstitutional.

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Lawsuit seeks to block San Diego plan to shift infrastructure money from wealthy to poor areas - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit seeks to block San Diego plan to shift infrastructure money from wealthy to poor areas

The plaintiffs argue that allowing developer money to be spent in neighborhoods far from the site of the development is unconstitutional and violates state laws.