In 2006, what seemed to be a simple real estate transaction occurred: the Jurupa Community Services District sold 4.3 acres of property it didn't need to Stadium Properties, which planned to re-zone the property and develop it with a mini-storage facility.
The problem was that the Community Services Distrcit sold the property without first offering it to other public agencies, a requirement under California law (Government Code section 54222). More problematic was that the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District had purportedly been expressing interest in the property for ...
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