Zoning, Planning and Use
Feb. 3, 2007
High Court Rejects Development Over Inadequate Water Planning
The state Supreme Court on Thursday threw out Sacramento County's 2002 approval of a massive 22,000-home development in Rancho Cordova, saying developers failed to identify long-term water sources for the project and did not adequately address the impact of increased water demand on endangered salmon in the Cosumnes River.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state Supreme Court on Thursday threw out Sacramento County's 2002 approval of a massive 22,000-home development in Rancho Cordova, saying developers failed to identify long-term water sources for the project and did not adequately address the impact of increased water demand on endangered salmon in the Cosumnes River.
The court also found th...
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