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Second District rejects CEQA challenge to EIR for riverbed sand and gravel mining project, upholds Santa Barbara County’s discretion to formulate project-specific threshold of significance, and finds EIR’s erroneous “not significant” conclusion nonprejudi

Miller Starr Regalia
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USA
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March 11 2013

The Second District Court of Appeal upheld the County of Santa Barbara's Final Revised Environmental Impact Report for a 30-year conditional use

From Williamson Act contracts to solar use easements: new law offers incentives to meet California's renewable energy goals

Miller Starr Regalia
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USA
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December 7 2011

In April 2011, Governor Brown signed a bill requiring one-third of California's energy to be produced from renewable sources by December 31, 2020

Easy Bay Municipal Utility District revisesOordinance to address concerns

Miller Starr Regalia
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USA
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August 24 2011

Responding to the concerns of the title and escrow industry, East Bay Municipal Utility District has revised its guidelines for the Regional Private Sewer Later Ordinance No. 311

First District holds CEQA baseline for Chevron marine terminal lease renewal includes existing conditions and structures, finds no CEQA or public trust violation in Lands Commission’s alternatives analysis

Miller Starr Regalia
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USA
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February 9 2012

The CEQA “baseline” rules have received a lot of judicial attention in the last several years, and rightly so

EIR satisfies CEQA despite minor deficiencies and inaccuracies where environmental review process not prejudiced, Third District holds

Miller Starr Regalia
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USA
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November 2 2012

A unanimous Third District panel upheld SiskiyouCounty’s EIR for Roseburg Forest Products Co.’s (Roseburg) electricity cogeneration project involving expansion of its existing wood veneer manufacturing facility

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Second District rejects CEQA challenge to EIR for riverbed sand and gravel mining project, upholds Santa Barbara County’s discretion to formulate project-specific threshold of significance, and finds EIR’s erroneous “not significant” conclusion nonprejudi

From Williamson Act contracts to solar use easements: new law offers incentives to meet California's renewable energy goals

Easy Bay Municipal Utility District revisesOordinance to address concerns

First District holds CEQA baseline for Chevron marine terminal lease renewal includes existing conditions and structures, finds no CEQA or public trust violation in Lands Commission’s alternatives analysis

EIR satisfies CEQA despite minor deficiencies and inaccuracies where environmental review process not prejudiced, Third District holds

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