Land Use,
Environmental & Energy
Oct. 9, 2024
Annex to state Capitol doesn't violate CEQA, Court of Appeal rules
The 72-year-old Capitol Annex, which housed most legislative offices, has already been demolished.
A California appeal court has affirmed the Legislature's right to exempt large projects from CEQA-- including its new home under construction.
Justice Stacy E. Boulware Eurie wrote for a unanimous the 3rd District Court of Appeal panel that the Capitol Annex project does not violate the California Environmental Quality Act because the Legislature said so.
"On appeal, Save Our Capitol raises the same arguments it made at the trial level," Boulware Eurie wro...
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