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Some cities are welcoming the units, but others appear to be adopting regulations designed to put up barriers. >>read more
In Santa Cruz, nobody quite knows whether a planned development is supposed to follow slope regulations or is supposed to evade them. >>read more
Without providing specifics, the governor's budget says he will redouble efforts to increase housing production. Some new programs are funded as well. >>read more
Despite concern about "transition" and "architectural fit," appellate court reverse judge's ruling that Trackside violates city policies. The court noted that there weren't really any objective standards to measure the project against. >>read more
Deputy Director / City Planner, City of San Bernardino >>read more
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has filed suit to obstruct Los Angeles's new 500,000-unit Housing Element, arguing that officials failed to adequately consider environmental impacts. >>read more
A judge found the EIR for a huge wine resort inadequate -- because it didn't analyze the impact of additional people on current residents' ability to evacuate during a wildfire. >>read more
Director of Planning, Riverside Transit Agency >>read more
The San Diego Association of Governments' Board of Directors voted to adopt its 2021 Regional Transportation Plan. >>read more
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What is it about duplexes that make them such a popular topic? And why did only one CEQA case make the top five legal stories of the year? >>read more
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