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US Supreme Court rejects California family's appeal over farmland second-home rule

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A California farming family has lost their long-running legal battle to build a second home on agricultural land. In June 2026, the US Supreme Court declined to hear their appeal, effectively ending the case. The decision upholds Marin County's land-use regulations, which require agricultural covenants for any new residential construction on farmland. California courts had previously ruled against the family, and the Supreme Court's refusal to intervene makes that outcome final.

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