San Diego Building Contractors Ass'n v. City Council
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
TOBRINER, J.
In this case we must determine whether the voters of San Diego, and, more generally, the electors of any charter city in California, may validly enact a zoning ordinance through the initiative process. Plaintiffs, building contractor associations, contend that the provisions of both the San Diego City Charter and the “due process” clause of the federal Constitution preclude the city from adopting any zoning ordinance without affording all affected property owners “notice and hearing;” because the city’s present initiative procedure contains no provision for such notice and…
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