Gilliland

Gilliland v. County of Los Angeles

Good Law
126 Cal. App. 3d 610·179 Cal. Rptr. 73·1981 Cal. App. LEXIS 2448
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 25, 1981Civ. 60960California2,571 words

Opinion

Opinion

Hanson, J.

Plaintiffs Frank, James and Robert Gilliland appeal an order of dismissal entered after the trial court sustained without leave the general demurrer of defendant County of Los Angeles (hereinafter referred to as County) to their first amended complaint.

Facts

The facts alleged by plaintiffs in their first amended complaint for inverse condemnation (with a prayer for declaratory relief and injunction) must on this appeal be taken as true. Plaintiffs in their first amended complaint filed September 26, 1979, allege, in substance, as follows:

That the Gillilands are and for seven years have been owners of lots 41, 60 and 61 of tract 7670 of Los Angeles County comprising thirty acres of vacánt land; that the subject property being situated in unincorporated county territory is within the zoning and planning jurisdiction of the County; that the property is and at all times relevant has been zoned A2-5, an agricultural zone which permits two single family residences for each five acres of land; that A2-5 is used by the County as a “holding zone” in which the County holds the land to the minimal use permitted by the zoning by withholding zone changes for a proposed new use…

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