Environmental
Apr. 13, 2013
Court affirms certain residential developments exempt from CEQA review
An appellate court upheld a city's affirmation that residential developments are exempt from CEQA review if the development is consistent with an approved specific plan for which an environmental impact report. By William R. Devine
The recent California appellate court decision in Concerned Dublin Citizens v. City of Dublin, 2013 DJDAR 4098 (Cal App. 1st Dist. March 28, 2013), upheld a city's affirmation that residential developments are exempt from CEQA review if the development is consistent with, and implemented pursuant to, an approved specific plan for which an environmental impact report (EIR) was certified. In addition, the fact that the certified EIR ...
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