Lake Nacimiento Ranch Co. v. County of San Luis Obispo

noting that the district court properly required nonmovant to make "sufficient showings" supporting essential elements of its case | noting that the district court properly required nonmovant to make “sufficient showings” supporting essential elements of its case | finding the submission of an "informal" draft of a development plan for comments by land use agency staff members was not a meaningful application | county supervisor who votes on issue even though he had a conflict of interest does not have authority to establish county policy where board of supervisors may only act by majority vote | Parrott rule applicable to due process violation occasioned by county supervisor voting in matter in which he had a conflict of interest | county supervisor who votes on issue even though he had a conflict of interest does not have authority to establish county policy where board of supervisors may only act by majority vote