Im with the ranchers in the case of Sutter Buttes. They pre-date the state purchase of the land, which it did without access rights, and before the state turned it into a park.
It reminds me of the phrase: "Poor planning on your part does not necessitate an emergency on mine".
Maybe it will work out for the state in the long run, but it took the risk to buy land without access, with full knowledge, and cant cry foul later.
It reminds me of the phrase: "Poor planning on your part does not necessitate an emergency on mine".
Maybe it will work out for the state in the long run, but it took the risk to buy land without access, with full knowledge, and cant cry foul later.