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In a significant legal triumph, Civica Law recently won a decisive victory for the City of Palmdale and its code enforcement officers, building officials, and other staff in two companion Federal District Court cases.
In the heart of San Buenaventura, on Phelps Avenue, a single-family residence once stood as a blight on the community. The property, plagued by dilapidation, rodent infestation, and extreme unsanitary conditions, had been red-tagged by City staff as unfit for human habitation.
In a move that marks a significant milestone for community safety, the City of Palmdale has updated its public safety ordinances with a focus on community safety. This ordinance, on which Civica Law assisted City staff, underscores a shared commitment to enhancing the well-being and quality of life for all Palmdale residents and businesses. By introducing this new ordinance, Palmdale re-asserts its capability to enforce its own municipal code and criminal violations, reflecting a dedication to public safety and resident security.
Civica Law assisted the City of Chino in dealing with an illegal cement mixing plant, operating without authorization in a zone not zoned for such activity.
Last year, Civica Law shared an exciting update about the collaborative efforts to breathe new life into the historic Bruhn Building in the heart of downtown Salinas after being destroyed in a February 2016 fire.
A vacant lot in the downtown of a city served by Civica Law became the focus of code enforcement due to its transformation into an encampment riddled with unlawful nuisance conditions.
Civica Law recently marked a significant achievement in Lake Elsinore, California, turning a blighted property into a community gem.
We are thrilled to announce that our Civica Law Group team, led by our founding partner Matthew R. Silver, associate attorney Lauren E. Brown, and law clerk Natalie Sahagun, has been recognized for...
The Bruhn Building in Salinas was renovated after being dilapidated for over a decade, thanks to the help of Attorney Valerie Escalante Troesh.
