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: Legal Pad | LAEight-year civil suit ends in favor of drinking water
By Richard Binder
On Friday, Riverside County Superior Court Judge Lawrence W. Fry ruled in an eight year old battle over whether Vail Lake should remain a source of drinking water.
Bill Johnson and the Rancho California Water District clashed in court over the lake, where Johnson operates a resort. The district sued, saying the developer violated an agreement by claiming to own the lake east of Temecula and offering to store water there from a San Diego County water agency. Johnson countered in a suit claiming the water district lost control of Vail Lake when it failed to build a pipeline to import water and stabilize its level.
The ruling was a win for the district. Johnson said the Fry decision was a "win-win" because the judge ordered the district to construct a pipeline to keep Vail Lake's water level stable.
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Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on March 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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