Wal-Mart Loses Third Court Case On Size Limit Ordinance
July 5, 2006
Wal-Mart looked at a third strike this week, as a federal appeals court rejected the giant retailer’s claim that a zoning ordinance in Turlock, California,
Turlock, CA
Wal-Mart Loses Second Court Appeal in Size Cap Case
April 6, 2006
Zoning ordinances which place dimensional limits on the size of stores won a major victory — for the second time — in the same California
City Wants Wal-Mart To Pay For Frivolous Legal Bills
April 10, 2005
The city council in Turlock, California is considering a measure that would force Wal-Mart to pay for the city’s legal bills if its lawsuit against
Wal-Mart Appeals Court Decision Limiting Superstores
February 19, 2005
As expected, Wal-Mart has appealed a recent court decision that upheld the city of Turlock’s ban against supercenters. The Good Neighbor company’s decision means that
Wal-Mart Sues Another City Over Superstore Zoning Ordinance
February 16, 2004
It took Wal-Mart just under a month to sue the city of Turlock, California, which has become the latest target of the giant retailer’s legal
Planners Vote for Size Limit that would block Wal-Mart
November 22, 2003
In Turlock, California, the city’s Planning Commission on November 20th. voted 5-0 to place a ban on certain large discount stores, which would impact a
Judge Rules In Favor Of City Ordinance Capping Building Size.
August 11, 2001
A Superior Court Judge in Stanislaus County has affirmed a size cap ordinance in the city of Turlock that officials used to stop a Wal-Mart