Tuolumne, CA — After the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors approved a Conditional Use Permit last May for the Friends of the Animal Community (FOAC) to build a new facility at a property on Yosemite Road, the project was derailed by a lawsuit filed by some concerned neighbors. It was a contentious debate when approved with a 3-1 vote (Supervisor Anaiah Kirk was opposed and Kathleen Haff was absent). FOAC’s President and founder, Darlene Mathews, notes that Tuolumne County was later sued for issuing a Conditional Use Permit by a group who cited alleged violations of the California Environmental Quality Act (names listed as filing the lawsuit are Andrew Aldrich, Michelle Holtzinger and Nath
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