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February 2008
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Fifth District Overrules Trial Court Decision Issuing Writ, Finding No Fair Argument of Significant Impacts of Housing Development
Porterville Citizens for Responsible Hillside Development v. City of Porterville, ___Cal.App.4th___
On November 9, 2007, the Fifth District Court of Appeal reversed a judgment from the Tulare County Superior Court granting a peremptory writ of mandate to set aside municipal resolutions certifying a mitigated negative declaration and approving a tentative subdivision map 219-unit housing development.
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 Statutes - State) California) California Environmental Quality Act
Topics) Land Use) Mitigated Negative Declarations
Topics) Land Use) Subdivisions
Topics) Litigation) Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies Doctrine
California) Porterville
5th District Court of Appeal
Porterville Citizens for Responsible Hillside Development v. City of Porterville
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