Environmental
Aug. 25, 2012
Last-minute CEQA reform bill dead for now
An effort to reform the California Environmental Quality Act was set aside Thursday until next year, state legistlators announced Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An effort to reform the California Environmental Quality Act was set aside Thursday when Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg and the bill's sponsor, Sen. Michael Rubio, announced they would hold it until next year.
The act, known as CEQA, requires analysis and mitigation of development projects' impacts on the environment and has often come under criticism by business groups and others fo...
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