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Controversial Marin City housing project could shrink - Vimarsana News

Controversial Marin City housing project could shrink

Nearly half of the housing units slated to be built at a site in Marin City could be off-loaded to a new southern Marin location under a plan negotiated between the county and the project developer.

CA Supreme Court hears case on Cal housing plans at People's Park - Vimarsana News

CA Supreme Court hears case on Cal housing plans at People's Park

The California Supreme Court will determine whether noise from future residents counts as "pollution" and whether UC Berkeley should be forced to consider alternative sites in its long-term campus plan.

CA Supreme Court hears case on Cal housing plans at People's Park - Vimarsana News

CA Supreme Court hears case on Cal housing plans at People's Park

The California Supreme Court will determine whether noise from future residents counts as "pollution" and whether UC Berkeley should be forced to consider alternative sites in its long-term campus plan.

waiting on photo ck // California Supreme Court hears arguments on UC Berkeley's plans for housing at People's Park | Region - Vimarsana News

waiting on photo ck // California Supreme Court hears arguments on UC Berkeley's plans for housing at People's Park | Region

Should noise from the future residents of a housing project be considered a form of environmental pollution under California environmental regulations? And to what degree should housing developers be pushed

CA Supreme Court hears case on Cal housing plans at People's Park - Vimarsana News

CA Supreme Court hears case on Cal housing plans at People's Park

The California Supreme Court will determine whether noise from future residents counts as "pollution" and whether UC Berkeley should be forced to consider alternative sites in its long-term campus plan.