In Martis Camp Ruling, Subsequent Review Under CEQA Hinges on the Right EIR

By Christian L. Marsh on September 8, 2020

Posted in CEQA Guidelines, Environmental Impact Report (EIR), General

In an opinion published on August 17, 2020, the Third Appellate District in Martis Camp Community Association v. County of Placer ruled that Placer County had violated CEQA by adopting an addendum to support abandonment of a roadway. Despite the statutory presumption against subsequent review under CEQA, the Third District determined that the County had…

Second District Prohibits Preparation of Subsequent EIR Where Project-level EIR Covered All “Reasonably Foreseeable Consequences” of Later Plan-level Project; Spot-Zoned Target Store Permissible Where in Public Interest

By Thomas Law Group on August 23, 2018

Posted in Subsequent CEQA Review, Supplemental Environmental Impact Report

In Citizens Coalition Los Angeles v. City of Los Angeles, (2018) 26 Cal. App. 5th 561, the Second District Court of Appeal held that the City of Los Angeles’s (City) reliance on an addendum to a prior project-level EIR prepared for a Target store was legally sufficient environmental review for the approval of a…

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In Martis Camp Ruling, Subsequent Review Under CEQA Hinges on the Right EIR

Second District Prohibits Preparation of Subsequent EIR Where Project-level EIR Covered All “Reasonably Foreseeable Consequences” of Later Plan-level Project; Spot-Zoned Target Store Permissible Where in Public Interest

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