Boar, Inc. v. County of Nye

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499 F. App'x 713
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitDecember 3, 201211-15979California1,242 words

Opinion

Opinion

MEMORANDUM

In 2007, Karl and Maverick Snowdon purchased a parcel of land located on 3271 S. Homestead Road in Pahrump, Nevada that they intended to commercially devel op. Over the following years, however, the. Snowdons would repeatedly be dismayed to discover that there were various statutory requirements and fees expected for the development of a commercial property in Nye County, Nevada. Believing that these requirements were inconsistently imposed by the County, and that their property development was being intentionally delayed, the Snowdons filed suit in federal district court alleging that the County committed numerous constitutional violations, a civil RICO violation, and the state torts of negligence and civil conspiracy. The district court granted the County’s Motion for Summary Judgment with regard to all of the Snowdons’ claims other than the Snowdons’ takings claim, which the district court dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The Snow-dons timely appeal, and we AFFIRM the judgment of the district court.

A. The District Court Adequately Addressed the Substantive Basis for its Grant of Summary Judgment.

The district court sufficiently indicated its…

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