Elimination of Historic Inventory Required CEQA Analysis

William Fulton
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Laguna Beach’s decision to eliminate all references to a 45-year-old historic resources inventory from its general plan required analysis under the California Environmental Quality Act, an appellate court has ruled in an unpublished decision.

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