Ls-land.issue.19-911.08

ls-land.issue.19-911.08 Description: [Insert a brief description of the issue here.] Impact: [Explain how the issue affects users, development, or operations.] Root Cause: [Identify the cause of the issue, if known.] Solution: [Outline the proposed solution or fix.] Implementation Steps: [Detail the steps to implement the solution.] Verification: [Describe how the solution will be verified.] Documentation Update: [Note any necessary documentation updates.] Communication Plan: [Outline the plan for communicating with stakeholders.]

| Stage | Court/Tribunal | Action | Outcome | |-------|----------------|--------|---------| | | LPA | CDP filed; easement imposed | Permit granted, easement imposed | | B. Administrative Appeal | LPA Appeals Board | Trust appealed denial of set‑back relief | Dismissed; board affirmed LPA’s determination | | C. Judicial Review | LST (LS‑Land Issue 19‑911.08) | Trust sought judicial review of LPA’s easement order | Decision under analysis | | D. Subsequent Appeal | Supreme Court of Landside (pending) | Trust filed an appeal on points of law (ultra vires, procedural fairness) | Not yet decided (as of the latest docket entry, 2025‑09‑12) | ls-land.issue.19-911.08

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[Insert steps to reproduce the issue, if known] Subsequent Appeal | Supreme Court of Landside (pending)