Opinion No. (1999)

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California Attorney GeneralApril 15, 1999California1,251 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

BILL LOCKYER Attorney General ANTHONY M. SUMMERS Deputy Attorney General

GUY B. MEYERS has requested this office to grant leave to sue in quo warranto upon the following:

Relator asserts that he was a resident of the Fifth District as of November 7, 1995, that he continues to be a resident of the Fifth District, and that it is his intent to remain a resident of the Fifth District. He declares that his driver's license bears a post office box mailing address in Valley Springs, Calaveras County, and that his vehicle registration shows the same mailing address. He further declares that his concealed weapons permit gives his address at a location on St. Andrews Street in Valley Springs and that he has received utility bills for that address. He further states that he is registered to vote in the Fifth District. Relator declares that he owns a business and "several pieces of real property in the Fifth District."

The Directors of the CCWD have presented evidence supporting their claim that relator's residence is located in the City of Lodi, San Joaquin County, including both a 1997 grant deed for the property and a trust deed executed in 1998 to secure a loan listing relator's…

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