Appellate Court Upholds Coastal Commission's Tough Stance on Encinitas Seawall

Sep 14, 2014

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In a split decision, the Fourth District Court of Appeal has upheld the Coastal Commission's conditions on two property owners' reconstruction of a seawall in Encinitas after it was destroyed in a storm, including limiting the new seawall's permit to a 20-year term.

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