We’ve been meaning to post People ex rel. Dept’ of Transportation v. Presidio Performing Arts Foundation, No. A145278 (Nov. 3, 2016) for a while (as you might be able to tell by the date of the opinion), thinking that one of our left coast colleagues more familiar with the workings of California’s goodwill-in-eminent-domain rules would analyze it and tell us what to think. But so far, we haven’t seen anything from them, so we’ll take a short stab at it.
Caltrans has been fixing up the southern approaches to the Golden Gate Bridge, and anyone who has ever driven that stretch of road knows two things: (1) Doyle Drive was hairy — nicknamed “blood alley” because it required Steve McQueen-level driving skills just to make your way to the Bridge, and (2) it runs through the Presidio of San Francisco, the former Army post, now converted to public
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