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Kevin G. Ennis is a shareholder in the
Public Law Department at Richards, Watson & Gershon and serves
as the Chair of the Firm's Public Law Department. Mr. Ennis advises
a broad range of public agencies in the areas of general municipal
law, land use, subdivision, conflict of interest, and meeting procedures.
Mr. Ennis serves as the City Attorney for the Cities of Artesia
(1997 - present) and Calimesa (2007 - present); Assistant City Attorney
for the City of Rancho Cucamonga (1998 - present); General Counsel
for both the Green Valley County Water District (1988 - present)
and the Palos Verdes Library District (1995 - present) and as Co-General
Counsel for the Isla Vista Recreation and Park District. He also
serves as special counsel to a variety of public and private entities
throughout California in land use, CEQA, conflict of interest and
other matters. Over the years, Mr. Ennis has served as City Attorney
for the City of Carson (1999 - 2001), Assistant City Attorney or
Deputy City Attorney for Beverly Hills (1987 - 1990), Artesia (1989
- 1997), Rolling Hills (1989 - 1999), Palmdale (1991 - 1999), and
Cudahy (1993 - 1995).
Mr. Ennis has participated in numerous seminars for public officials
and lawyers on such topics as Admission Taxes (City Attorneys Association
of Los Angeles County - 1987), mansionization (League of California
Cities - 1989), advanced issues involving the Subdivision Map Act
(UCLA Extension - annually since 1992) and legal issues involving
neighborhood traffic controls (UCLA Extension - 1996, League of
California Cities - 1997, and San Diego Traffic Council - 2002).
He is among the state's experts in the Political Reform Act and
other conflict of interest statutes and traffic control laws. He
is a past President of the State and Local Government Law Section
of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, a past President of the
Claremont McKenna College Alumni Association and former Alumnus
Trustee of Claremont McKenna College.
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B.A., cum laude, Claremont McKenna College, 1982
J.D., Loyola School of Law, Los Angeles, 1985
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