Supreme Court Denies, Depublishes Riverside Habitat-CEQA Case

William Fulton
Oct 12, 2015
1 min read

The California Supreme Court has denied review of a case from Riverside County involving the interplay of habitat conservation planning and the California Environmental Quality Act -- and also depublished the case so it cannot be used as precedent.

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