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Villages of Lakeview development challenged by environmental groups, among others

By Richard Binder

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On Earth Day, the Friends of the Northern San Jacinto Valley and the Sierra Club filed suit against Riverside County to stop a planned housing development that would abut a wildlife preserve near San Jacinto.

The suit alleges that the Board of Supervisors "improperly approved" the Villages of Lakeview by ignoring the general plan for the Lakeview-Nuevo zoning district.  The suit also claims that the board failed to comply with provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act and that the environmental impact report did not examine the potential advantages for building the development closer to an urban area.

The Villages of Lakeview calls for the construction of 11,150 residential units, potentially adding more than 30,000 people to 1,000 acres near the Ramon Expressway, on the southern border of the San Jacinto Wildlife Area.

Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on April 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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