HOTEL & MOTEL ASS'N OF OAKLAND v. CITY OF OAKLAND

No. 02-15220.

344 F.3d 959 (2003)

Hotel & Motel Association of Oakland; Balu K. Patel; Usha B. Patel; Navin Patel; Tara N. Patel; Bharat Patel; Niketa Patel, Parsottam B. Patel; Gita Patel; Vinod P. Patel; Madhuben V. Patel; Jagdish Patel; Bharti J. Patel; Ramesh D. Patel; Thakorbhai G. Patel; Manjuben T. Patel; Kirit S. Patel; Ranjan K. Patel; Manubhai L. Patel; Shardaben M. Patel; Pravin Patel; Sima Patel; Natwarbhai Patel; Jagdishkumar B. Patel; Jayeshkumar D. Patel; Hasmukh B. Patel; Bhisma Patel; Babubhai K. Patel; Kalaben B. Patel; Vallabh H. Patel; Jamanaben V. Patel; Ranchodbhai D. Patel; Parbhubhai V. Patel; Kamuben P. Patel; Govindbhai Z. Patel; Madhuben G. Patel; Jotindra Patel; Rekha J. Patel; Dilip P. Patel; Kalpana D. Patel; Anil P. Kumar; Sunita A. Kumar; Rajendra K. Kalyan; Pushpa R. Kalyan; Bhupendra K. Kalyan; Bhartiben B. Kalyan; Narbada Kalyan Kalyan; Harish Sharma; Naresh Patel; Bobby Newman, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. City of Oakland, a municipal corporation; City of Oakland Police Department; City of Oakland Police Officer D. Martinez Sued As Doe 1; City of Oakland Police Officer T. Martin Sued as Doe 2; Oakland Housing Inspector Ronald Abab sued as Doe 3; City Housing Inspector Gerald Donahue Sued as Doe 4, Defendants-Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit.

Filed September 17, 2003.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Frank A. Weiser, Los Angeles, CA, for the appellants.

John A. Russo, City Attorney; Randolph W. Hall, Assistant City Attorney; Arlene Rosen, Deputy City Attorney; and Christopher Kee, Deputy City Attorney, Oakland, CA, for the appellee.

Before NOONAN, McKEOWN, and RAWLINSON, Circuit Judges.


Argued and Submitted April 10, 2003 — San Francisco, California.

OPINION

McKEOWN, Circuit Judge.

This case arises from a constitutional challenge to a pair of city ordinances that place maintenance and habitability restrictions on hotels, motels, and rooming houses ("hotels") located in Oakland, California. One ordinance requires all hotels to comply with certain maintenance, habitability, security and record-keeping standards. The other ordinance...

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