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California Legislators Target State’s Housing Crisis with Sweeping Environmental Review Reforms

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Two bills backed by Governor Newsom aim to streamline construction by exempting urban infill projects from lengthy CEQA processes California lawmakers are advancing the most significant overhaul of the state's landmark environmental review law in decades, with two bills designed to accelerate housing construction by reducing regulatory barriers that have contributed to the state's affordability […]

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