Real Estate/Development,
Construction,
Transportation
Jan. 10, 2018
SB 680: Transit-oriented development projects near BART
Senate Bill 680 extends the boundaries within which BART can pursue commercial, residential or mixed-use development from a quarter mile to a half-mile of its stations.
Amara Morrison
Partner
Wendel Rosen Black & Dean LLP
Email: amorrison@wendel.com
Amara practices land use, environmental law and public agency law. Morrison was previously a city attorney for the cities of Walnut Creek and Livermore where she worked extensively on the BART to Livermore project before joining private practice.
This past July, Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law Senate Bill 680, which extends the boundaries within which BART can pursue commercial, residential or mixed-use development from a quarter mile to a half-mile of its stations. SB 680 has now been codified as Public Utilities Code Section 29010.3.
BART estimates that extending the distance from a quarter mile to a half-mile (typically, a 10-minute walk) could result in the construction ...
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