Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt00541)

Jerry Hejka-Ekins wrote:
> > What is the form of the law (not an exact quote; just generally why it 
> > makes it impossible)? This is based on interest, not doubt.
> Well, you know that at Olcott and at Krotona both have single family 
> residents on their sites which are owned and managed by TSA in the case 
> of Olcott, and the Krotona Institute, in the case of Krotona. The old 
> Point Loma Theosophical community (300 acres) once provided housing for 
> about 500 residents. California has since changed the law so that a 
> parcel of land, regardless of how large, may only have one single 
> residence upon it, and only one family may legally reside in it. 
Sounds like something the ACLU might be able to help with. I can't put 
my finger on it, but it does not sound like something that would go 
through the 9th Circuit.

Bart