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In
Alliance for Responsible Planning v. Taylor, the Third District Court of Appeal recently struck down a voter initiative requiring a developer to fund all cumulative traffic mitigation as a condition precedent to project approval as an unconstitutional taking. More specifically, the Court found that El Dorado County’s Measure E, which was adopted in 2016 and amended the County of El Dorado general plan (General Plan) to require developers to fund traffic improvements
prior to the issuance of discretionary approvals needed to develop the remainder of the project, would require a development pay more than its fair share.
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LAS CRUCES - A man charged with first-degree murder will be held in prison without bond after he pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Police accused Joel Arciniega-Saenz, 25, of killing and decapitating a man at Apodaca Park on June 20. At the time, Arciniega-Saenz was out of jail on a $2,000 unsecured bond for a separate incident.
An unsecured bond means that a defendant has to pay that money only if they abscond from court hearings.
During Tuesday s pretrial detention hearing, Arciniega-Saenz s defense attorney argued that his client should be released.