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25CVP-0448·slo·Civil·Civil Litigation
Hearing 3 months agoCounty demurrer taken off calendar; State and Heritage Ranch demurrers overruled as moot due to filing of amended complaint

Jeanne Rodriguez v. County of San Luis Obispo

Demurrer filed by the County of San Luis Obispo; Demurrer filed by the State of California; Demurrer filed by Heritage Ranch Community Services District

Hearing date
Jun 9, 2026
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PlaintiffJeanne Rodriguez
DefendantCounty of San Luis Obispo
DefendantState of California
DefendantHeritage Ranch Community Services District

Ruling

Jeanne Rodriguez v. County of San Luis Obispo, 25CVP-0448

Hearing: Demurrer filed by the County of San Luis Obispo Demurrer filed by the State of California Demurrer filed by Heritage Ranch Community Services District

Date: June 9, 2026

Jeanne Rodriguez filed this action in November 2025, against the County of San Luis Obispo, the State of California, and the Heritage Ranch Community Services District. All three defendants responded by demurrer.

In March 2026, Rodriguez dismissed the County. Due to the dismissal, the County’s demurrer will be taken off calendar.

On May 27 2026, Rodriguez filed an amended complaint in lieu of an opposition. The State’s demurrer and the demurrer filed by Heritage Ranch CSD are therefore moot and overruled on that ground.

ORDER (PROPOSED)

The demurrer filed by the County of San Luis Obispo is off calendar due to the dismissal of that party.

The demurrer filed by the State of California is overruled due to the filing of the first amended complaint.

The demurrer filed by Heritage Ranch Community Services District is overruled due to the filing of the first amended complaint.

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