- by BPC Staff
- onJuly 11, 2013
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No Common Interest In CEQA Compliance Prior To Project Approval, Holds Fifth District In City of Ceres Decision That Conflicts With Third District’s California Oak Decision And Common Practice In a partially-published appellate writ decision filed July 8, 2013, the Fifth District Court of Appeal held that while CEQA’s administrative record statute (Pub. […]
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- onJuly 9, 2013
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Announcements: Visit SeaWorld, see the shore and attend the Urban Water Institute’s 20th Annual Water Policy Conference August 14th-16th. Click HERE to view the conference program Click HERE to register for the conference Urban Water Institute Newsletter The Urban Water Institute, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) dedicated to providing information about […]
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- onJuly 8, 2013
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Happy 4th of July from CalDesal ASSEMBLY ANNOUNCES THEIR WATER BOND POLICY PRINCIPLES Today Assemblymember Anthony Rendon presented proposed Principles for Developing a Water Bond to the Assembly Water, Parks & Wildlife Committee. As you know, the November 2014 ballot includes an $11.14 billion general obligation bond for water infrastructure. The Legislature originally approved […]
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- onJuly 8, 2013
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From Chevron Richmond Refinery: We are excited to share the July 2013 issue of Richmond Today, the official newsletter of Chevron Richmond. In this month’s issue, we introduce the community to the Richmond Technology Center (RTC), a world-class energy research campus that conducts research, development and technology services to support Chevron’s worldwide operations. The […]
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- onJuly 8, 2013
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In This Issue Home Stretch for Plan Bay Area 600+ PBA Comments Received PBA Defined Grants to Help Preserve Open Space Follow us! Keep updated on Plan Bay Area through our social media tools. Plan Bay Area Enters Home Stretch As Plan Bay Area enters the home stretch, policy […]
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- onJuly 8, 2013
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WELCOME TO CURRENTS! Welcome to the Summer 2013 edition of Currents. In this edition of Currents, you’ll learn about new leadership coming to the Port, how our job-creating business lines are doing, what we are going to focus on in the year ahead, the exciting activities we’ve been doing out in the community, and […]
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- onJuly 8, 2013
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The July 5 issue of ACWA News is now available online, with stories on proposed principles for reshaping the 2014 water bond and a 2013 report card grading the major planning and regulatory actions in the Delta. Other featured stories in the newsletter include: • ACWA Seeks Legislative Proposals for Next Year • ACWA Members Highlight Concerns […]
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- by BPC Staff
- onJuly 3, 2013
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Beacon Economics releases the California Trade Report each month in collaboration with its International Trade Advisor, Jock O’Connell. The report provides an overview of the state’s latest trade data as released by the U.S. Census Bureau’s Foreign Trade Division. CONTACT: Jock O’Connell 916-716-2251 Oconnell@BeaconEcon.com Christopher Thornberg 310-739-3286 Chris@BeaconEcon.com […]
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- onJuly 3, 2013
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Environmental Business Journal Features Weiss Associates in Latest Issue Weiss Associates was featured in the latest issue of the Environmental Business Journal. EBJ interviewed founder Richard Weiss about what sets Weiss apart from the competition and how the company has diversified their business in a difficult economy. “Customers want to see boots on […]
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- onJuly 3, 2013
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A message from the Bay Trail: Below in PDF, for your information and enjoyment is the 14th Richmond Bay Trail Mid Year Report. This upbeat, colorful report features features progress toward closing gaps in Richmond’s portions of the San Francisco Bay Trail. Thanks to the City of Richmond and East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD), 2.5 miles of […]
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