With Gov. Jerry Brown characterizing reform of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as the "the Lord's work," and newspapers around the state calling for an overhaul to the 40-plus year old law, members of the Legislature recently introduced several bills to amend CEQA, ranging from full-blown exemptions to more minor changes related to procedure and process. CEQA, signed into law in 1970 by...
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