RE:Part of the judgementIf the City did not perform a scoping meeting as per the court's judgement then the "future" environmental anaysis can not be completed until its completion.
The documents for the meeting need to be prepared, submitted, presented to the public through various publications, allowed for a minimum of 30 days for the public to sends opinions and then on to the responses.
Two months is not going to happen for the project to be permitted. Which is where the company's schedule currently is.
The way this is being presented by Dearlol (and friends) is a few "tiny" tweeks to the EIR and the City is set to go.
According to the court the approvals are to be rescinded.
Pretty difficult, if not impossible for the schedule to progress without a development approval.
Apparently the court decision means absolutely nothing and the City can do whatever they want.
Certainly makes the past three years to be a massive waste of time and money for all parties.
Just to have a Supreme Court judges decision mean nothing?
Hum.