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Supreme Court Ruling In Hillside Development Case Strengthens CEQA Exemptions By Arthur F. Coon The California Supreme Court took a significant step to rein in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) by strengthening its regulatory exemptions in a long-awaited March 2 ruling that should hearten California property owners, developers and brokers. Enacted in 1970 and […]

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