The Los Angeles County Superior Court has issued a final ruling in the case between the City of Santa Clarita and the developers of a solar facility at Canyon View Estates, finding the defendants are the prevailing party and entitled to attorney’s fees. The dispute began in September 2018, when the City of Santa Clarita sued over a solar installation ...

A years-long battle between the City of Santa Clarita and Canyon View Mobile Home Estates over the placement of solar panels may be over. After nearly an eight year battle between the City of Santa Clarita and Canyon View Mobile Home Estates  over the placement of solar panels, the Appellate Court ruled in favor of the mobile home park, Cameron ...

At the Santa Clarita City Council special meeting on Tuesday, the City Council authorized the filing of an appeal in the case seeking removal of the solar panels at the Canyon View Mobile Home Estates. A July 2021 ruling stated that the Canyon View Estates were in violation of the Open Space requirement when the thousands of solar panels were ...

Despite community opposition, the development of 37 new homes in the Pico Canyon area of Stevenson Ranch was approved Wednesday by the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission. During a meeting Wednesday morning, the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission approved the development of the Canyon View Estates project which would bring 37 new homes in the Pico Canyon area ...

A 37-home development near Pico Canyon in Stevenson Ranch is set to be discussed by the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission on Wednesday. The project, Canyon View Estates, would develop 37 new single-family dwellings by extending Magnolia Lane, bringing the total to 73 dwelling units utilizing Magnolia Lane as the primary access, according to a report by the commission. ...

The City of Santa Clarita was granted the right to inspect a Canyon Country hillside property containing a number of solar panels in order to determine whether or not Canyon View Mobile Home Estates property owners complied with local building permits, officials said Tuesday. A Chatsworth judge came to the conclusion after hearing arguments from both Santa Clarita officials and ...

The City of Santa Clarita was granted a hearing requesting a summary judgment in relation to their ongoing legal battle with Canyon View Estates over the installation of a number of solar panels on a Canyon Country hillside, officials said.  The hearing is currently scheduled for Dec. 12 in Chatsworth and is expected to give City lawyers an opportunity to ...

Representatives for the City of Santa Clarita and Canyon View Estates are scheduled to meet in court in October in regards to the property owners’ refusal to remove solar panels installed on their hillside, which City officials allege were installed without the proper permits. The proceedings are scheduled as a non-jury trial to take place at the Chatsworth Courthouse on ...

City of Santa Clarita officials filed a formal complaint with the Los Angeles County Superior Court Wednesday regarding the solar panels installed at Canyon View Estates. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News Alerts delivered right to your inbox. The complaint asks the court for “preliminary and permanent injunction and declaratory relief to abate a public nuisance” in regard ...

The City of Santa Clarita issued a code violation for the solar panels above Canyon View Estates in July, but the case “remains open” as City staff pursue the issue. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News Alerts delivered right to your inbox. The City’s Community Preservation Division sent the notice after learning that the owners allegedly installed multiple ...