Real Estate/Development
Dec. 31, 2002
Successfully navigating storm water regulations requires a team approach
BY MARGARET STRAND In a time of widespread drought, storm water rules and regulations have not occupied a prominent place on the agenda of public and private entities. But a new round of winter storms, courtesy of El Nio , may very well change those conditions and expose the unprepared developer to unforeseen economic costs, including heavy fines.
BY MARGARET STRAND
In a time of widespread drought, storm water rules and regulations have not occupied a prominent place on the agenda of public and private entities. But a new round of winter storms, courtesy of El Niño, may very well change those conditions and expose the unprepared developer to unforeseen economic c...
In a time of widespread drought, storm water rules and regulations have not occupied a prominent place on the agenda of public and private entities. But a new round of winter storms, courtesy of El Niño, may very well change those conditions and expose the unprepared developer to unforeseen economic c...
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