Berkeley Ordered To Pay Developer $2.6 Million

Feb 20, 2024

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Updated: Jan 7

The City of Berkeley has already gotten hammered in court over denying an affordable housing project that would be built on a parking lot over the remnants of a Native American shellmound. But now Berkeley’s going to have to pay as well.

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