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Perspective

Aug. 7, 2009

Better to CEQA

An appellate court recently validated the special relationship between project applicants and the agencies considering their projects for California Environmental Quality Act approval, write Joshua Safran and Pippin C. Brehler.

By Joshua Safran and Pippin C. Brehler

A California appellate court recently validated the special relationship between project applicants and the lead agencies considering their projects for approval under the California Environmental Quality Act. In California Oak Foundation v. County of Tehama et al. (Del Webb California Corp., et al., Real Parties in Interest), 174 Cal.App.4th 1217, (2009), the court applied the "common interest doctrine&q...

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