RECENT CALIFORNIA DECISIONS

January 2005

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Court-Issued Writ Commanding Agency to Account for “All” Sources of Pollution Is Limited to Sources Identified in EIR
Riverwatch v. County of San Diego

In an unpublished opinion, the Fourth District Court of Appeal found that interpretation of a trial court’s writ of mandate to consider “all” sources of air pollution for a quarry project and issued to a public agency pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), is limited to the environmental impact report (EIR) at issue.