Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the aftermath of California's disbanding of redevelopment agencies, builders and their attorneys knew they'd have to cope with a lot of unanswered questions.
They thought they'd rest easier once oversight boards tasked with supervising the closure of the 400 agencies began scrutinizing terms of projects already in the pipeline to see if they constituted "enforceable obligati...
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