Milardo v. Coastal Resources Management Council

How courts have described this case

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• stating that upon delegation, administrative agents must have flexibility to effectuate the purposes of the legislation
• stating that the exercise of a combination of governmental powers has been upheld with respect to administrative agencies and has been consistently recognized as constitutional
• stating that delegation of legislative functions is not per se unconstitutional in light of the need for administrative expertise in the discharge of certain legislative functions
• holding a delegation reasonable in light of the necessity of agency expertise, the specificity of the functions delegated, the standards accompanying the delegation, and the safeguards against administrative abuse
• reviewing court should reverse agency's factual conclusions only where totally devoid of competent evidentiary support
• plaintiff's claim that property had no value was \sweeping conclusion\ that failed to take into account other possible uses

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).