California Supreme Court
May 28, 2015
State Supreme Court hears case on the reach of CEQA for university expansion projects
Some justices pepper the attorney for the California State University with skeptical questions over the university's contention that it lacks the money to remedy the traffic impacts of its planned San Diego campus expansion.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The state Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a case that asks
how far cash-strapped state agencies must go to pay for the environmental impacts
their projects have on surrounding communities.
The specific dispute centers on the California State University's plan to expand its
San Diego campu...
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