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Georgetown Preservation Society v. County of El Dorado

Ruling by

Elena J. Duarte

Lower Court

El Dorado County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Warren C. Stracener
Personal observation on nontechnical issues, such as aesthetics, can constitute substantial evidence when determining whether an environmental impact report is required under the fair argument standard.



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