Pacific Legal Foundation v. California Coastal Commission

Supreme Court of California · Decided 1982-12-20

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Opinion MOSK, J. In recent decades, the People of California have become painfully aware of the deterioration in the quality and availability of recreational opportunities along the California coastline due to the combined factors of an increasing demand for its use and the simultaneous decreasing supply of accessi…

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