Kristen Castaños
Professional Bio
Kristen Castaños is a highly respected California environmental and land use lawyer. Known for her practical and business-focused advice, Kristen works with commercial, industrial and energy developers on due diligence, compliance and related litigation involving California’s key environmental and land use laws, including the California Environmental Quality Act, the California Williamson Act, the Warren Alquist Act and the Porter-Cologne Water Quality Control Act. Kristen also works with municipal and public entity clients, having successfully represented several California counties, municipalities and a redevelopment agency on CEQA and related land use issues.
California Appellate Court Issues Significant Opinion Regarding CEQA Administrative Records and the Common Interest Doctrine
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Appeals Court Finds in Favor of Solar Project Over Agricultural Use
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U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Takings – Demand for Monetary Exaction as Permit Condition Can Be an Unconstitutional Taking
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Senator Steinberg’s CEQA Reform Bill Falls Short of Expectations
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Senator Rubio Resigns: Is CEQA Reform Dead?
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