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0133 If the design of an intersection was approved by a legislative body, the government entity maintaining the intersection is immune from liability for damage resulting from the design unless the plaintiff establishes that the reasonable legislative body would not have approved of the design, and the immunity is not lost unless subsequent physical changes would have prevented a reasonable legislative body from approving of the design immediately prior to the damage.
COMPTON v CITY OF SANTEE (Intersection Design Immunity) 12 CA4 591 [See: GovC 830.6; Bane v State 208 CA3 860]
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