Abandoning A Project Doesn't Require More CEQA Review

Aug 20, 2023

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Updated: Jan 14

An appellate ruling from San Diego has been published which says that a city doesn’t have to correct defects under the California Environmental Quality Act if it simply chooses to abandon the project instead.

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