Lesser Streamlining Act Notice Is Sufficient

Jul 5, 2021

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The Permit Streamlining Act – designed to force public agencies to make decisions quickly – requires some kind of notice before a project is “deemed approved” because the agency missed the deadline. But what kind of notice?

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