Oakland warns California Supreme Court of ‘rogue’ development based on antiquated maps
A First Appellate District panel overturned a judge's finding in favor of the city in 2023 and agreed with the owner that Lot 18 of the parcel is a lawfully separate piece of land under the state's 1974 Subdivision Map Act. The panel ordered the city to issue a so-called certificate of compliance for the lot that would allow the owner to develop it separately from the part of the property on which the house sits.
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