Government
May 18, 2017
Bill to limit developers' ability to bypass CEQA review runs into opposition
A bill in the state Assembly could take away a tool developers have used to avoid California Environmental Quality Act challenges: the ballot box.
By Malcolm Maclachlan
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO — A bill in the state Assembly could take away a tool developers have used to avoid California Environmental Quality Act challenges: the ballot box.
But AB 890 ran into problems this week when a key Assembly committee flagged it for potentially inviting significant litigation costs.
The bill would force projects put in front of voters by ini...
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