Should be an interesting case to watch.
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Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
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Michael Farrauto
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Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
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Anthony Maffia
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
Cool, thanks for sharing.
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dedkad
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
I wonder if the state is telling them to get their docks out of the lake.
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
I hope the state loses this one in its entirety.
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
interested to know what are they trying to accomplish.
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Anthony Maffia
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
Their web site explains it. The state is attempting to take their property.
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
Is there a Land Surveyor currently involved?
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dedkad
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Re: Donner Lake homeowners sue California State Lands Commission
The website is a one-sided version of the story and I couldn't find any details as to what property they are losing other than what was already inundated by lake water by the time most of them probably bought their houses. That's why I'm wondering whether it has something to do with the state possibly telling them that they can't have their docks in the lake.Anthony Maffia wrote:Their web site explains it. The state is attempting to take their property.
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Michael Farrauto
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The docks are currently public although some I believe were original built by home owners and public use has always been a sore spot with lake front owners. If the Plaintiff wins, it will certainly lead to restrictions to lake access, usage and hostility from the natives.
Personally I hope they lose the fight to "save our (their) shores".
Personally I hope they lose the fight to "save our (their) shores".