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Settlement Challenges Cannabis Code Enforcement in California County

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A settlement is currently challenging a county's cannabis code-enforcement scheme, which had been applying ruinous fines to a property. The plaintiffs, Corrine and Doug Thomas, faced civil penalties exceeding $1 million. The property, located in Humboldt County, was cited for various violations, including commercial cannabis land use ordinance breaches and construction issues.

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The couple purchased the property after their home in Los Angeles County was destroyed by a wildfire. The fines accrued at $12,000 per day for up to 90 days, even while the buyers sought a hearing. Code-enforcement officers used satellite images to identify unpermitted development.

Wildfires in Los Angeles County impacted the availability of property insurance.

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Who's involved

  • Los Angeles CountyCounty in California, involved in the property purchase issue.
  • La VerneCity within Los Angeles County, California, United States.
  • Malibu Bluffs ParkPark in the United States of America, owned by Los Angeles County.
  • Karen BassMayor of Los Angeles, exercising authority in Los Angeles County.
  • Kathryn BargerCounty Supervisor, representing the interests of Los Angeles County.

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