Environmental & Energy
Sep. 27, 2017
Environmental groups drop challenges to new city in LA County
Conservation groups have agreed to withdraw litigation opposing the creation of a new city in one of the last undeveloped areas in Los Angeles County after developers agreed to leave several thousand acres of land untouched and spend $25 million to mitigate the development’s impact on endangered species.
After nearly 40 years of debate, conservation groups have agreed to drop multiple lawsuits opposing the creation of a new city in one of the last undeveloped areas of Los Angeles County.
The Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) announced Monday that a coalition of environmental organizations have finalized a settlement with the development company FivePoint Holdings LLC, clearing the way for the construction of Newhall Ranch — a pr...
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