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Commentary

The Consistency Requirement in California

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Abstract

Whether those actions of government that implement general (master, comprehensive) plans must be consistent with those plans is one of the most ancient planning law issues. This article revisits the issue in the context of the California experience. That experience is instructive because one of the leading early cases requiring consistency came from California.1 Moreover, the California statute requiring consistency has been in existence longer than most of the other state statutes with stringent consistency requirements.2

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