AB-32 and CEQA meeting on the Peninsula

Thursday, November 15, 2007

AB-32 and CEQA meeting on the Peninsula

Confronting Climate Change
AB32 & CEQA
A Brave New World

HOW will your company be impacted by AB32?
IS your company prepared for legal challenges of CEQA?
WHAT projects faced CEQA legal challenges and why?
WHAT projects are partially protected?
WHICH projects are at risk?
HOW to stay ahead of the issues impacting your company.

AB32, the Global Warming Solutions Act, is changing the way California combats climate change with impacts on businesses across the state. Private and public projects also face new challenges from CEQA. Find out how these issues impact you.

$25 individual or $250 table of 8
Registration Fee Includes Lunch
($30 indiv. / $275 table of 8 after November 23rd)

Payment accepted by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover or Check. Please make checks payable to SAMCEDA and send to SAMCEDA, 1301 Shoreway Road, Suite 150, Belmont, CA, 94002.

You may also download and print the registration form here and fax it to SAMCEDA at 650-413-5909.

Featured Speakers

Michael H. Zischke
Cox, Castle & Nicholson

Mr. Zischke, one of California's top land use attorneys and co-author of the leading treatise on CEQA, represented San Bernardino County in recent negotiations with the Attorney General.

Richard Lyon
California Building Industry Association

Mr. Lyon's organization was among the first to identify CEQA climate change issues as a major risk to public and private projects. He led the advocacy efforts in Sacremento on this issue.

Dave Fogarty
Executive Director, AB32 Implementation Group

Mr. Fogarty will share his insights on AB32 and its impact on business in California.

Moderator

Jack Broadbent
Air Pollution Control Office
Bay Air Area Quality Management District

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Thursday, November 15, 2007