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January 2006
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Sixth District Determines that City Measure to Prevent Fluoridation of Drinking Water Supply Is Preempted by State Law Requiring Fluoridation
City of Watsonville v. California Department of Health Services
On October 26, 2005 the California Court of Appeals for the Sixth Appellate District determined that state water fluoridation statutes preempt the City of Watsonville’s measure to prohibit fluoridation of city drinking water.
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Topics) Litigation) Preemption Doctrine
Topics) Municipal Ordinances) Drinking Water Fluoridation
Topics) Water Supply) Fluoridation
California) Watsonville
6th District Court of Appeal
California Department of Health Services
City of Watsonville v. California Department of Health Services
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