Old 08-21-08 | 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by kaiju-velo
Westlaw doesn't have the decision for the case--
unpublished at the superior court level. Maybe
removing car infrastructure would result in temporary
environmental impacts related to congestion--
which could be significant under Cal. law. I still
hold that in the long term incentivizing cycling
is better but these ******s probably effectively
killed the implementation by raising the spectre
of potential impacts. What a total misuse of the law
even if it meets the letter--not the intent.
That's exactly how i feel.
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