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Land use and the maybe-navigable L.A. River ?

By Paul Boudreaux

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The federal Clean Water Act has long served as a thorn in the side of land developers, in large part because construction work that dumps soil or fills in a stream or wetland can be considered a form of water...

Full post as published by Land Use Prof Blog on June 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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