Horwath v. City of East Palo Alto
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
ANDERSON, P. J.
We decide in this opinion that the City of East Palo Alto’s (City) failure to comply fully with statutory requirements governing preparation of an impartial analysis of a proposed ballot measure does not invalidate the subsequently enacted rent control ordinance or its rent rollback provision. Accordingly, the appellants,1 certain owners of rental property in East Palo Alto, are not entitled to a writ of mandate commanding respondents City and its Rent Stabilization Board (Board) to refrain from enforcing the ordinance and the rollback.
I. Factual Background
A. Rent…
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