Environmental
Dec. 20, 2011
Court decision could fuel construction
While the sputtering economy continues to depress construction activity across much of California, land use lawyers say a recent court decision could help clear the way for major developments by removing red tape involving stormwater runoff.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
While the sputtering economy continues to depress construction activity across much of California, land use lawyers say a recent court decision could help clear the way for major developments by removing red tape involving stormwater runoff.
In a ruling this month, Sacramento Court County Superior Court Judge Lloyd Connelly struck down "effluent limitations" - certain water quality ...
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