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William Fulton is the director of the Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University and the author of Guide to California Planning and The Reluctant Metropolis. Fulton came to Rice from California where he served as the planning director for the City of San Diego. He formerly served as mayor, deputy mayor and a member of the city council in the City of Ventura, Calif.

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It's Time For California To Have Only One Definition Of Infill

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By William Fulton
| California Plannning and Development Report
Probably not. CEQA will exist, but if the Chamber of Commerce initiative passes, it will become nothing more than a checklist against existing law.
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Groundwater Regulations Aren't Exempt From CEQA

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By William Fulton
| California Plannning and Development Report
Sonoma County’s groundwater regulations are not exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act. Because there’s no guarantee that they will not have a significant impact on the environment.
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Coastal Commission Power Trumps Builders Remedy

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By William Fulton
| California Plannning and Development Report
L.A. judge rules that Pasadena can't rely on self-certification to avoid builder's remedy, even though application was filed before passage of AB 1886
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