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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 11 November 2023 Report

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Are "Subjective Standards" Embedded in the Coastal Act?

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Federal Judge Dismisses Huntington Beach Housing Case

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Wildlife Corridor Overlay Not Subject To CEQA

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Will Higher Costs Mean Smaller Builder's Remedy Projects?

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Long Beach Aims For Commercial Strip Redevelopment

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A Housing Accountability Act Loss For Cities

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A Housing Accountability Act Win For Cities

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Who Will Be HCD's Next Target?

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 10 October 2023 Report

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Coronado Settles Housing Element Dispute With State

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Parking Reductions Aren't Subject to CEQA

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Judge Rules Against Beverly Hills In Housing Element Case

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Newsom Signs Remaining Housing And Land Use Bills

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Newsom Vetoes Social Housing Bill

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Davis Developer Enters Builder's Remedy Legal Fray

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Bonta Plans To Keep Pushing On Housing

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Will Exactions Survive?

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 9 September 2023 Report

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Mitigation Doesn't Have To Replace 1:1

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Is The Housing Law Frenzy Slowing Down?

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Airbnb Is Not Development

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Developer CEQA Battle in Suburban Sacramento

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What the Legislature Did This Year

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APA Preview: The Central Valley Faces Growth Issues

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Treasure Island Development Finally Begins

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Lack Of Funding For Schools Isn't An Environmental Impact

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San Bernardino Settles Housing Element Lawsuit

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La Cañada Flintridge Fires Back At Developer

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La Habra Wins Skirmish But Lennar Moves Forward With Builder's Remedy

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 8 August 2023

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CEQA Lawyers Get More Creative

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Sunset District Tower Developer Sues San Francisco

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Can Zoning Ordinances Keep Up With Solar Facilities?

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Cities Rethink Downtown Strategies Post-Pandemic

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Builder's Remedy Battle Brewing in Redondo Beach

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Abandoning A Project Doesn't Require More CEQA Review

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CEQA Doesn't Allow You To Break The Law

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City of L.A. Again Loses Infill Exemption Case

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Legal Digest: Moraga Must Change 44-Year-Old "Study" Land Use Designation

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Builder's Remedy Roundup: Claremont Self-Certifies

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State Law Pre-Empts Monterey County Oil Initiative

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L.A. Housing Element Kills CEQA Exemption For Hotel Project

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RHNA Targets Can't Be Reviewed in Court

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Developers File Suit In La Cañada Flintridge Case

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 7 July 2023

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New Rail Line Opens to Cautious Optimism in South Los Angeles

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Self-Certification of Housing Elements Called Into Question By Judge

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The Housing Bills Keep Coming

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 6 June 2023

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No Vested Right For Short-Term Rentals

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City-Sponsored Initiative Requires EIR

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Will Constitutionality of Development Agreements Be Challenged?

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Why Dueling CEQA Studies Talk Past Each Other

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Will TOD Survive The Transit Downturn?

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Cannabis Business Are Just Like Any Other Land Use

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UC Wins A Battle Over Thinning Trees in Berkeley

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Builder's Remedy Projects Pop Up In Slow-Growth Towns

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Is It Possible To Decertify An EIR?

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What 100 Housing Laws (and Counting) Have Accomplished

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Supreme Court Wetlands Ruling May Have Limited Impact in California

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Compensatory Mitigation Doesn't Apply to San Jose Historic Building

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 5 May 2023

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Cal Supremes Take Berkeley "Noisy Students" CEQA Case

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Is Newsom's Infrastructure Package Real CEQA Reform?

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Santa Monica Settles Builder's Remedy Cases

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SB 10 Off To Slow Start

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More Cities Impose Vacancy Taxes

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 4 April 2023

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Oakland Property Owner Gets Green Light on 19th-Century Parcel

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Is The Era Of Ballot-Box Zoning Over?

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Legislature Considers Diverse Range of Housing Bills

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Clovis Loses Big Housing Element Case

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Huntington Beach Files Federal Lawsuit Against RHNA

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Oakland Stadium Wins A Round

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 3 March 2023

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When Is A Fee Not A Fee?

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The Case Of A Removable Basement

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Sonoma, Los Altos Hills Reject Builder's Remedy Proposals

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Berkeley Shellmound Decision Also Violated HAA

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You Can't Re-Litigate Entitlements In Court

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AG Sues Huntington Beach Over Builder's Remedy; More Than Two Dozen BR Projects Proposed

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Will CEQA Be Reformed This Time Around?

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Always Examine Air Quality Impacts Near A Highway

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Land Use Lobbyist and Community Activist Sue Each Other For Libel

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Marilyn Monroe Violates CEQA

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Noisy Students Are An Environmental Impact, Homeless People Are Not

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 2 February 2023

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A Double Anti-SLAPP Situation

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If You're Going to Challenge on CEQA Grounds, Be Specific

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Litigation Over Housing Elements Focuses on Peninsula

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Transit Oriented Development Heads For The Suburbs

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Court Kills CEQA Exemption For Irvine Office Complex

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Another Wildfire Evacuation CEQA Ruling Delays A Project

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YIMBY Lawyers Sue 12 Bay Area Cities

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Legal Briefs: Case Against Rancho Planner Can Move Forward

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Appellate Judge Grows Impatient With CEQA

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State Rewards Housing-Friendly Cities with "Prohousing" Designation

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Legal Brief: Ventura Fill Excavation Case Published

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Important Livermore Housing Ruling Published

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CP&DR Vol. 38 No. 1 January 2023

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Court Still Down in the Weeds on Visual Impact of New Capitol Structure

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Oil Companies File CEQA Lawsuits Against L.A. Drilling Ban

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Measuring California's Jobs-Housing Balance

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Transportation, Climate Change Programs Take Hits in Newsom's Budget

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Housing Accountability Act Helps Sink Challenge To Downtown Livermore Project

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Unexpected Fill Removal Doesn't Lead To Eminent Domain

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New Scoping Plan Will Tighten Screws On VMT

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Malicious Prosecution Suit Against Prominent CEQA Lawyer Moves Forward

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Is CEQA Headed Down A Path To Analyzing Socioeconomic Impacts?

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 12 December 2022

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The Top Stories of 2022

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Land Use Laws Override Political Reform Act

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Economic Headwinds Push Back on State Housing Goals

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Court Gets Down In The Weeds On Capitol CEQA Case

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Legal Briefs: Project Moves Forward in Pasadena, Plan Moves Forward in Glendale

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Housing Accountability Act Trumps Downzoning

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Is It Time To Consolidate The Housing Production Laws?

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Rating California's New Transit Lines and Extensions

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 11 November 2022

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No CEQA Exemption For Stadium Lights

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Legal Briefs, November 19, 2022

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Housing (Mostly) Wins on Local Ballots

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Santa Cruz Student Housing Moves Closer To Construction

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Redondo Beach Braces for Massive "Builder's Remedy" Project

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Legal Briefs, November, 2022

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Sonoma County Weighs Open Spaces vs. "Missing Middle" Housing on Shuttered Hospital Site

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CEQA Trumps SB 330 On Stevenson Project -- For Now

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How Developers Seized Upon Builder's Remedy In Noncompliant Cities

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El Dorado Traffic Fee Upheld

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Some CEQA Exemptions Must Be Agendized

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Coyote Valley Inverse Condemnation Case Moves Forward

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 10 October 2022

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Where Did This "Builder's Remedy" Come From?

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Are Some Development Standards "Unwaivable"?

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Your LAFCO's Power Isn't Limitless

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Are Annual Progress Reports Useful Or Just A Big Pain?

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No CEQA Violation Or Inverse Condemnation On Regional Connector Project

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Burbank Settles With Developer, But Not With YIMBY Law

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How Will AB 2011 and SB 6 Affect California Planning?

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 9 September 2022

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The New Fissure In The California Housing Debate

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Legal Briefs: RHNA Challenge, SB 330 Lawsuit

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Make Sure Your Fees Have Solid Evidence Behind Them

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Fanita Ranch Project Approved Yet Again

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Don't Ever Forget About Your Local LAFCO

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Why It Was A Banner Year For Housing Legislation

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A's Stadium Wins A Round In CEQA Lawsuit

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Are Housing Production Law Increasing Housing Production? Maybe

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Partial Win For Counties In Oroville Dam Case

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 8 August 2022

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Here Comes $600 Million For REAP 2.0

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Can Eliminating Ag Mitigation Create New Impacts?

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What Does HCD's Review Of SF Mean For Other Cities?

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Malibu District Loses Proposition 218 Case

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General Plan Trumps Zoning In SB 330 Case

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UC Wins Latest Skirmish With Berkeley Neighbors

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 7 July 2022

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Anaheim Renovates The Road To Summer

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Granite Bay Self-Storage Opponents Get Second Bite At The Apple

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Major Budget Surplus: Funds for Climate Change, Housing

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L.A. Water Cut to Mono Lessees Isn't A New Project Under CEQA

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Will the Supreme Court's Abortion Ruling Make It Easier To Turn Down Development Projects in California?

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 6 June 2022

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Mixed Bag on June Ballot Measures

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Cities Can't Sue COGs Over RHNA Applications

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Redlands Goes Big on New Urbanism

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Anaheim's Major League Housing Debacle

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Parking, Commercial Reuse Bills Move Forward

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When Is A CEQA Project Description Too Narrow?

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 5 May 2022 Report

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CEQA Judge's Lament: "Something Is Very Wrong With This Picture"

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Biden Housing Plan Mirrors California Efforts

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What Exactly Went Down In Burbank Over SB 35

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Judge Upholds Constitutionality of SB 10

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AIDS Healthcare Foundation Loses Another Hollywood Housing Case

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Emeryville Emerges As Bay Area Pro-Housing Leader

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 4 April 2022

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When An AirBNB Is A Residence, Not A Motel

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Cities, Counties Get Ready To Deal With Sea Level Rise

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Can Conserving Land Be An EIR Alternative?

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AG Targets Cities, Counties Over Housing

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 3 March 2022

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Legal Briefs: Project Descriptions Don't Have To Be Specific After All

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Inland Counties Are Still Adding Population

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The Swiss-Cheese CEQA Era

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State Auditor Targets RHNA Methodology

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2022 Legislation Doesn't Inspire As Much Passion

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Judge Shuts Down Fanita Ranch Project

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Update: Legislation Would Exempt UC Enrollment Increases From CEQA

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Enviros Stop Martis Valley Project

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Will the Legislature Reform CEQA or Just Weaken It?

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Stadium Sites Present Opportunities in Sacramento, Oakland

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 2 February 2022

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The Story Behind The Berkeley Enrollment Freeze -- And What It Means For Planning

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Cities Struggle to Comply With Tougher Housing Element Rules

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Enviros Lose Battle Over "Infill" In Chico

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Housing Production Laws Put Cities in a Box in Court

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Specific Plan CEQA Exemption Helps Push Newark Project Through

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CP&DR Vol. 37 No. 1 January 2022

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Density Bonus Law Trips Up Neighbors' Opposition to San Diego Project

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Ballot Initiative Seeks to Override Recent State Housing Laws

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Vagueness in Development Code Trips Up Housing Project

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Newsom Promises More Action on State Land, Housing Streamling

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Davis Project Highlights Problems With Subjective Standards

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Lake County's Reverse-Reverse-CEQA Case

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Cities Move Quickly to Regulate SB 9 Housing Units

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 12 December 2021

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CP&DR's Top Stories Of 2021

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Why Thousand Oaks Had to Cave To Rick Caruso

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Are Housing Production Laws Causing An Increase in Multifamily Permits?

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 11 November 2021

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Are Market-Rate Units Unwelcome In San Francisco?

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Will The Blue Line Extension Transform San Diego?

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Sam Assefa Arrives At OPR

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Legal Briefs, November 9, 2021

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Costco Gas Station Opponents Confront The Infill Exemption

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 10 October 2021

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Housing Developers Look To Retail and Office Locations

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Land Use Legislation Roundup 2021

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Beyond SB 9 and SB 10

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Huntington Beach Housing Decision Reversed

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Cities Can't Require Developers To Prove Financial Feasibility

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Newsom Signs 27 More Housing Bills

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 9 September 2021

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How Will SB 9 Affect Planning in California?

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Most Housing Bills Make It To Newsom's Desk

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Appellate Court Upholds HAA's Objective Design Standards

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California Is Densifying

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Frustrated Appellate Court Says Parking Is Not An Environmental Impact

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 8 August 2021

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San Diego Judge Says Housing Element Law Doesn't Pre-Empt Local Initiative

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ABAG Grapples With RHNA Appeals

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Inside the Huntington Beach Housing Case

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Judge Upholds L.A.'s Transit-Oriented Communities Guidelines

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Are Blacks Getting Crowded Out?

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Prohousing Designation Sets "A High Bar" for Cities

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HCD's New "Prohousing" Designation

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Legal Briefs: Cal Supremes Won't Take SB 35 Case

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Summer Book Roundup, 2021

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 7 July 2021

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Another CEQA Loss For UC Berkeley

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California's Long-Running Land Use Stalemates

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Lesser Streamlining Act Notice Is Sufficient

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San Diego, Sacramento See Surge in Multi-Family

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Supreme Court Makes Takings Cases Easier

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 6 June 2021

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Housing and Parking Bills Move Forward

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The Plex Paradox

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Another CEQA-In-Reverse Case

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E-Commerce Boom Leads To Warehouse Moratoriums

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Growth War In San Benito County

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The Google Deal

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Judge Says Assisted Living Project Is Subject to Housing Accountability Act

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 5 May 2021

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Land Use Gets Share of $100 Billion Budget Increase in May Revise

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Judge Says SB 330 Applies To Referendums

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California Cities Cut Parking Requirements

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Where Is California's Population Really Declining?

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Short-Term Vacation Rental Regulation Subject To Coastal Act

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El Dorado Ballot Measure Conflicts With General Plan

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Napa Quarry Wins Appellate Court Approval After 13 Years

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 4 April 2021

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Surplus Land Act Upends Public Agency Development Plans

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SB 35 Upheld By Appellate Court

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A $4 Million Fine On A 5-Foot Easement

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The Upside-Down Political Reaction to Biden's Zoning Reform

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Updated Cal EnviroScreen Will Improve State's EJ Efforts

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 3 March 2021

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Landowner Wins Takings Victory In Santa Barbara

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Aggie Square Project Battles Gentrification Concerns

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Ending Single-Family Zoning Is Only Step One

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Proposed Legislation Would Give Cities Fewer Excuses for Blocking Housing

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A 35-Year Battle In Pismo Beach

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How Berkeley Will Move Away From Single-Family Zoning

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 2 February 2021

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SCAG Shoots Down RHNA Appeals

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San Jose Violated CEQA Notification Rule, But ...

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Sacramento Moves Forward With Abolishing Single-Family Zoning

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How SB 35 and AB 1763 Pushed Through An Affordable Housing Project

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Marin City Opposes SB 35 Project

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CP&DR Vol. 36 No. 1 January 2021

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The Rise of Zoomtowns

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Will Biden Reverse The Trump Legacy on Cities and Development

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Newsom's Proposed Budget Includes Enforcement of Local Housing Goals

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Livable California Wins Procedural Victory

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Redwood City Can Transfer Redevelopment Housing Funds

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Senate Housing Bills Are Back

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Laguna Beach Homeowner Must Tear Down Seawall

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 12 December 2020

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A Year Like No Other

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Ballot Measure Puts San Mateo In Housing Quandry

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CEQA At 50

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SCAG Sees Revolt Against RHNA Allocations

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Fresno County Must Throw Out Friant Ranch Approvals

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 11 November 2020

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Fort Ord Project Moves Forward Without Redevelopment Funds

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No Matter How You Calculate It, We Need A Lot Of Housing

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How Much Housing Does California Need?

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Wildfire Danger, Housing Needs Collide on Urban Fringe

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Local Voters Around State Reject Development

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 10 October 2020

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20 Cities To Deal With Land Use Issues on Ballot

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What If California Stops Growing?

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Trump Judges Begin To Influence California Land Use

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Housing and Storage Find Common Ground

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New RTP/SCS Documents Must Grapple With More Housing

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 9 September 2020

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Newsom Signs Housing and Planning Bills

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Lafayette Approves Full-Size Version of Infamous Apartment Development

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CEQA Challenge to Granite Bay Storage Facility Is Moot

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Close Call For SB 1120 May Mean More Focus On Duplexes

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Brentwood Again Loses Redevelopment Case

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Los Altos Reverses Decision To Appeal SB 35 Case

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Senate Housing Package Dies On Legislature's Last Night

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Not All Well Permits Are Ministerial

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Major Warner Center Developments Move Forward

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 8 August 2020

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More Housing Bills Killed In Sacramento

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Cities Confront Environmental Justice In General Plans

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Bills To Allow Housing In Commercial Zones Dead For This Year

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The Missing Middle Is Real

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Q&A: SCAG President Rex Richardson Calls for Antiracist Regional Planning

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HCD Issues Draft Guidelines For SB 35 Implementation

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L.A. Must Surrender Proposed "Highland Park City Hall"

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 7 July 2020

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San Francisco Sets Aside Rancor to Support Housing at Potrero Power Station

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NEPA Changes Will Put More Pressure On CEQA

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It's SB 743 Time!

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CEQA Applies To All Enrollment Increases

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 6 June 2020

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Do Black Lives Matter to Homeowners?

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AIDS Health Foundation Loses Again In Hollywood

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Environmentalists Beat San Diego County on CAP Again

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Development Agreement Trumps Vesting Tentative Map

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Senate Housing Bills Move Forward

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APA's Johnston Pledges Support for Planners During Pandemic

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COVID Crisis Revives Tactical Urbanism

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 5 May 2020

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Concord Naval Base Deal Falls Apart

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Not Abandoning A Project Is Not A Project

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The Revolution in CEQA Exemptions

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Sacramento Councilmember Wasn't Neutral In Quasi-Judiclal Action

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Will Telecommuting Stick?

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San Diego's Iconic Horton Plaza to be Reborn as Tech Hub

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The Silicon Valley Battle Over SB 35

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 4 April 2020

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Planning Meetings Move Online

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California's Rubik's Cube Just Got More Complicated

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Where's The Money?

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Where's The Money?

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High CEQA Baseline Upheld

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Housing Development Likely To Crash Because of COVID

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Planning Departments Feel COVID-19's Fiscal Pain

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Ban On New Mailbu Vineyards Upheld

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Modesto Resists Urge to Sprawl

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 3 March 2020

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Virus Crisis Forces Planning to Go Virtual

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Appellate Court Upholds Overturning Agoura Hills Project Approval

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What Does California Housing Look Like In A Post-COVID World?

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Huntington Beach Ends One Housing Fight, with More to Come

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The Wiener Backlash At The Polls

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Walnut Creek Balances Downtown Density with Suburban Character

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CP&DR Vol. 35 No. 2 February 2020

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Will Feds Tie Infrastructure Funds To Zoning Reform?

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San Diego Homeless Facility Moves Forward

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What's On The March 2020 Ballot?

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New Housing Laws Bring Design Standards to Fore

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