Delayed Mitigation

Oakland and the A’s Prevail on All but One Minor Issue in Ballpark EIR Case; Wind Mitigation Found Inadequate

By Hina Gupta, Tina Thomas & Samuel D. Bacal-Graves on April 10, 2023

Posted in Air Quality, Alternatives, Delayed Mitigation, Environmental Impact Report (EIR), Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Hazards, Impact Analysis, Mitigation, Recirculation, Tiering/Streamlining

In E. Oakland Stadium Alliance v. City of Oakland (Mar. 30, 2023, No. A166221) ___Cal.App.5th___ [2023 Cal. App. LEXIS 240], the First District Court of Appeal concluded that the EIR prepared for the proposed Oakland A’s stadium was largely satisfactory, but on a single point failed to adequately mitigate wind impacts.

The Oakland Waterfront Ballpark…

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Another CEQA Victory for Conservation Groups in Tahoe, another GHG Mitigation Measure Held Inadequate

By Dustin D. Peterson on April 13, 2022

Posted in Air Quality, Baseline, Cumulative Impacts, Delayed Mitigation, Energy Impacts, Environmental Impact Report (EIR), Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Mitigation, Recirculation, Significance Thresholds, Tiering/Streamlining, Transportation, Water Quality, Wildfire

In League to Save Lake Tahoe Mt. Area Pres. Found. v. County of Placer (2022) 75 Cal.App.5th 63, the Third District Court of Appeal held that a land use specific plan and rezoning permit for commercial and residential development, including workforce housing, of forest land in the Martis Valley near the Northstar California Ski Resort…

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Delayed Mitigation

Oakland and the A’s Prevail on All but One Minor Issue in Ballpark EIR Case; Wind Mitigation Found Inadequate

Another CEQA Victory for Conservation Groups in Tahoe, another GHG Mitigation Measure Held Inadequate

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