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Don't let the city make a huge unforced error in downtown Santa Cruz development

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By Lookout Santa Cruz, Stephanie Penn, Hillary Ojeda Verified
Quick Take Retired urban planner Frank Barron thinks the City of Santa Cruz is making a big mistake in trying to increase the building height limits in the South of Laurel area. The city’s draft environmental impact report has a comment deadline of Friday and he urges community members to participate. Have something to say? Lookout welcomes letters to the editor, within our policies, from readers. Guidelines here.
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The Moss Landing fire is a wake-up call: Assembly Bill 303 promotes community-centered clean energy

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By Dawn Addis, Lookout Santa Cruz, Stephanie Penn, Hillary Ojeda Verified
Quick Take The fire that raged at Moss Landing’s lithium-ion battery storage facility on Jan. 16 are a stark reminder of the risks communities take when placing projects in their districts. Assemblymember Dawn Addis has proposed legislation – AB 303, the Battery Energy Safety and Accountability Act – which would create commonsense siting requirements for potentially hazardous battery energy storage systems. She makes the case for the bill here. Have something to say?
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Big homeowners insurance rate hike from State Farm shot down by California regulator

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By Levi Sumagaysay Verified, Lookout Santa Cruz, Stephanie Penn, Hillary Ojeda Verified
Quick Take In the wake of the Los Angeles fires, State Farm asked for an "emergency" premium increase of 22% on average for California homeowners. On Friday, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara denied the request pending more information.
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