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2013 California Construction Law Update

by Garret Murai | Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP on 1/7/2013

More than 4,000 bills were introduced in the California State Legislature during the 2011-2012 legislative session. Of these bills, 996 made it to Governor Brown’s desk, of which 876 were signed into law, and 120 were...more

Agenda Setting - Olympia’s new faces must address transportation infrastructure funding

by Grant Degginger | Lane Powell PC - Construction Law on 1/4/2013

January brings many new faces to Olympia. A new governor and an unusually large number of new members in the State House of Representatives and State Senate who have both volunteered and been elected to assume the mantle of...more

Maine Voices: Bad roads will lead Maine nowhere - We can wait for a disaster like Sandy to force us to improve our infrastructure,...

by Michael R. Bosse | Bernstein Shur on 12/28/2012

Originally published in the Portland Press Herald on 12/23/12. Superstorm Sandy wasn't a direct hit to Maine, but areas of New Jersey and New York were devastated. This recent natural disaster is one reason that the new...more

Florida Roads: Future Corridor Action Plan Gets Input From Experts Like Developers, Utilities, and Water Management Districts

by Rosa Eckstein Schechter on 6/27/2012

The State of Florida has not removed itself from every bit of control over land use and real estate development in the state, despite the huge deregulations of the past two years (see the little ebook in the left sidebar for...more

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2013 California Construction Law Update

Agenda Setting - Olympia’s new faces must address transportation infrastructure funding

Maine Voices: Bad roads will lead Maine nowhere - We can wait for a disaster like Sandy to force us to improve our infrastructure,...

Florida Roads: Future Corridor Action Plan Gets Input From Experts Like Developers, Utilities, and Water Management Districts

Fourth Circuit, Flawed NEPA Review Process Cast Doubt on the Future of the Monroe Connector Bypass Project

Supreme Court Rules Property Owners May Challenge EPA Compliance Orders

Rogers Towers: Mobility Fee Waiver Legislation

Rogers Towers: Jacksonville City Council adopts Mobility Fee; Waiver legislation is introduced

Rogers Towers: Mobility Fee Ordinance Introduced to Jacksonville City Council and Set for September Hearings

McAfee & Taft RegLINC: Senate committee reauthorizes pipeline safety programs By Jared Burden

Court Questions Use of “Modified” Baseline Approach in Transportation Improvement EIR

Rogers Towers: Proposed Changes to St. Johns County Land Development Code

California Air Resources Board Delays March 1 Deadline For Compliance With Off-Road Regulation

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