Environmental
Jun. 25, 2009
AG Brown Joins Pleasanton Lawsuit
Attorney General Jerry Brown joined a lawsuit against the city of Pleasanton Wednesday arguing that the Bay Area suburb is refusing to build enough housing for the many people who work in the city.
By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer Attorney General Jerry Brown joined a lawsuit against the city of Pleasanton Wednesday arguing that the Bay Area suburb is violating state housing laws, encouraging sprawl and increasing greenhouse gas emissions by refusing to build enough housing for the many people who work in the city. Brown said in a prepared statement that the city fails to meet state housing requirements that California cities take o...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Attorney General Jerry Brown joined a lawsuit against the city of Pleasanton Wednesday arguing that the Bay Area suburb is violating state housing laws, encouraging sprawl and increasing greenhouse gas emissions by refusing to build enough housing for the many people who work in the city. Brown said in a prepared statement that the city fails to meet state housing requirements that California cities take o...
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