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1842 REVIEW DENIED If a condition of public property results from a design that was properly approved by an official body and could have been approved by a reasonable official body, public entities and their employees are immune from liability for damage resulting from the condition; unless there has been a physical change in circumstances, design immunity is not lost because the entity recognizes that the design could be made safer by the addition of precautionary devices.CitationDOLE v STATE (Burning Body) 60 CA4 486 [See: GovC 830.6; Baldwin v State 6 C3 424; Bane v State 208 CA3 860; Compton v City 12 CA4 591, T/AT 3/93]
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