Step on the Gas (Discussion of AB 32 and SB 375)
How do AB32
and SB375 affect regional planning in Southern California? Discuss
California's new greenhouse gas emissions legislation. Learn about the
new legislation, the impacts on regional planning, and development
specific requirements. Find out where the opportunities are to be
involved in the process and understand the impacts on developers who
must deliver within these new parameters. | $10-$45 res reqd 310-322-1520
10:21 AM PDT on April 14, 2009
How do AB32
and SB375 affect regional planning in Southern California? Discuss
California’s new greenhouse gas emissions legislation. Learn about the
new legislation, the impacts on regional planning, and development
specific requirements. Find out where the opportunities are to be
involved in the process and understand the impacts on developers who
must deliver within these new parameters. | $10-$45 res reqd 310-322-1520
Location:
The Regency Club
10900 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
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