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Letter: Yolo County's Site Plan Review Contradicts California Environmental Law

Summary by Davis Vanguard
Yolo County has been accused of bypassing CEQA legal requirements by using a "Site Plan Review" process to classify the Nest Z Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) airport as Ministerial, when it should have been classified as Discretionary due to the need for agency judgment and deliberation.
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Letter: Yolo County's Site Plan Review Contradicts California Environmental Law

Yolo County has been accused of bypassing CEQA legal requirements by using a "Site Plan Review" process to classify the Nest Z Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) airport as Ministerial, when it should have been classified as Discretionary due to the need for agency judgment and deliberation.

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Davis Vanguard broke the news in on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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