<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The latest lawsuit to target the proposed Clippers arena in Inglewood alleges two city-linked boards violated state laws governing open meetings and the environmental impact of construction projects in June when they approved disposing of land connected to the plan.
In a complaint filed<wm> Tuesday, the city says 89 residents, business leaders and government officials, and individuals connected to the city also agreed to close the deal and potentially allow an NBA team to be demolished.
The complaint alleges that the city's Planning Board, which is comprised of city officials, residents, and consultants, did not allow anyone to speak freely during a June 28th meeting, and that their right to the podium was restricted.
The main parties included an NBA team owner Donald Trump, and 34 business leaders</wm> and government officials, along with individual members of the Planning Board, and 14 residents, government officials