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ARTICLE · 05 APRIL 2016

Corner Briefing: California Land Reuse And Revitalization Act

This is the second edition in an ongoing series of "Corner Briefings" highlighting urban infill legal tools and opportunities.

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Nicholas Targ and Jennifer Hernandez are Partners in Holland & Knight's San Francisco office

This is the second edition in an ongoing series of "Corner Briefings" highlighting urban infill legal tools and opportunities. These updates identify new legal cases, legislative updates, grant opportunities and other urban infill trends that may be meaningful to you.

Please click here to view this Corner Briefing, which highlights the California Land Reuse and Revitalization Act (CLRRA), the state's primary infill-Brownfields statute.

CLRRA provides a regulatory path to cleaning up infill sites that in most cases is faster and more predictable than the ordinary clean-up process. It also provides limited environmental immunities, affording a substantial degree of protection to the buyer or current owner of the property, as well as downstream owners. Lessees can also be eligible. Note: Not all properties or owners/lessees qualify for the CLRRA program. We recommend

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