Statute Of Limitations Extended In Lawsuit Over Recreation Trail
30 June 2008 - 2:22pm
| Author: CP&DR Staff
An appellate court has reinstated a lawsuit over environmental review of a recreational trail proposed to be built in San Mateo County.
A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge had thrown out the suit because it was filed after the California Environmental Quality Act’s usual 30-day statute of limitations expired. However, the Sixth District Court of Appeal ruled there was “reasonable probability” environmentalists could show that a 180-day statute of limitations applied here.
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A Santa Clara County Superior Court judge had thrown out the suit because it was filed after the California Environmental Quality Act’s usual 30-day statute of limitations expired. However, the Sixth District Court of Appeal ruled there was “reasonable probability” environmentalists could show that a 180-day statute of limitations applied here.
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