Preservationists Win Victory In California

The State high court ruled that cities cannot lift landmark status from historic homes without environmental review.

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March 30, 2001, 9:55 AM PST

The CA. Supreme Court ruled that Sierra Madre improperly removed historic buildings from a list even after citizens passed a ballot measure to do so. Opponents of the decision, and historic-designated-home-owners, cannot make any repairs or modifications to their homes without commission approval. They believe that this violates their 1st Ammendment rights.

Thanks to Gwenn Hilburn

FULL STORY: Justices Restore Safeguards for Historic Homes

Friday, March 30, 2001 in The Los Angeles Times

History / Preservation California

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