California SB958 exempts certain environmental impacts from being considered significant if a project meets specific conditions.

California SB958 adds a provision to the Public Resources Code, stating that environmental impacts associated with increased building height, such as air circulation, noise, light refraction, shadow, or potential wildlife attraction, will not be considered significant if the project meets certain criteria. These criteria include the project being analyzed in a certified environmental impact report, not being on a previously graded infill site, having no sensitive biological resources present, not being an industrial use project, and being consistent with local airport land use plans.

California SB958 exempts certain environmental impacts from being considered significant if a project meets specific conditions.

California SB958 adds a provision to the Public Resources Code, stating that environmental impacts associated with increased building height, such as air circulation, noise, light refraction, shadow, or potential wildlife attraction, will not be considered significant if the project meets certain criteria. These criteria include the project being analyzed in a certified environmental impact report, not being on a previously graded infill site, having no sensitive biological resources present, not being an industrial use project, and being consistent with local airport land use plans.