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1274 A public entity sued for injury allegedly resulting from a dangerous condition of public property is entitled to summary judgment on the ground of design immunity if it establishes that the injury resulted from the design of an improvement to public property that was approved by a legislative body and could have been approved by a reasonable legislative body, unless plaintiff can show that there are triable issues about whether the entity received notice of the danger after the improvement was installed.CitationBART v SUPERIOR COURT (Jerky Train) 46 CA4 476 [See: GovC 830.6; Flournoy v State 275 CA2 806; Compton v City 12 CA4 591, T/AT 3/93]
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