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Lawsuits hope to stop proposed NFL stadium in Industry

By Richard Binder

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On Sunday a new round of lawsuits were filed against the NFL Stadium being built in Industry, citing the Brown Act as their legal grounds. The Brown Act, which was put into California legislation back in 1953, prohibits secret meetings of official legislative bodies that will adversely impact the business of the people.

Community activists formed two groups to file the lawsuits. One challenges an environmental report Industry adopted in February for the proposed 75,000-seat stadium. The other accuses the Industry City Council of violating state open-meeting laws when it adopted that report.

Industry has joined in a motion with the project developer Majestic Realty to have the activists' lawsuit dismissed arguing it fails to name the city's redevelopment agency as a party of interest. Activists said they did not believe the motion would be granted.

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Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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