Legal Briefs: SLO Subdivision, Mount Diablo Legal Fees, High School Lights and CEQA

William Fulton

Sep 7

2 min read

Updated: Sep 14

SLO County Can’t Approve Subdivision Map If Conditions Aren’t Met

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