California Chamber of Commerce backs Proposition 45 to ease development reviews
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Updated Oct 19
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What happened
Proposition 45, supported by the California Chamber of Commerce and homebuilders, proposes to curtail the length of environmental reviews for large projects, including housing, roads, and power infrastructure. If passed by voters on November 3, the measure would also make it harder to challenge development projects.
From westhawaiitoday.com
Why it matters
The initiative aims to shift California’s development pattern by reigniting edge-city growth, or sprawl, as a potential solution to the state’s housing crisis. This change would directly impact the regulatory environment for large-scale construction and infrastructure projects.
From westhawaiitoday.com
Who's involved
- California Chamber of CommerceBacked Proposition 45, which seeks to curtail environmental reviews on large projects
Possible ripples
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The entities involved
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University of California
university system in California, United States
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California Chamber of Commerce
chamber of commerce
- Various groups, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Democratic Party, are debating the streamlining and protection levels of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
- Groups, including the American Lung Association, opposed an environmental review measure concerning state land-use policy.