In the Public Interest is Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger LLP's regular e-newsletter of fresh, relevant and useful legal information for public agencies. Browse through previous issues below or follow the link located at the bottom of this page to subscribe to receive future issues.
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 | In the Public Interest No. 20, December 2020
Using Solar & Energy Storage to Build Resilient Communities, 5 Considerations for Preparation of Administrative Records, Successful Short-Term Rental Regulations: It is Possible! |
 | In the Public Interest No. 18, June 2020
Shifting Coastlines: Managed Retreat Strategies for Cities Addressing Coastal Erosion, Agencies Bear Costs of Redacting Electronic Records, But Questions Remain in Recent PRA Decision, Streamlining Agency Operations with Electronic Signatures |
 | In the Public Interest No. 17, May 2020
Processing Housing Construction Projects Under State and Local Shelter-in-Place Orders, New Organic Waste Processing and Food Waste Recovery Rules Moving Forward |
 | In the Public Interest No. 16, February 2020
Building Decarbonization Update: California Energy Commission Approves First Set of Electric Reach Codes, Coming to a Backyard Near You: What’s New with ADUs in 2020, Celebrating 40 Years of Serving the Public Interest |
 | In the Public Interest No. 14, October 2019
Triannual State Building Code Update Presents an Opportunity for Local Governments to Decarbonize Homes and Buildings, Project Descriptions in CEQA: Too Much Flexibility is a Bad Thing |
 | In the Public Interest No. 13, August 2019
Supreme Court Reaches Major Takings Decision in Knick v. Township of Scott, Tips for Complying with the FPPC’s Revised “500 Foot Rule”, Understanding Recent Changes to Local Initiative Processes |
 | In the Public Interest No. 12, January 2019
Top Ten Tips and Resources for Newly Elected Councilmembers, If Your Community Is Concerned about the Threat of Wildfire, Here Is Some Useful Information, SMW Welcomes Two New Partners
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 | In the Public Interest No. 11, May 2018
Ninth Circuit Provides Further Clarity on the Limits of Regulatory Takings, SB 50: The Legislature Attempts to Protect National Parks, Erects New Hurdles for Local Development, SB 827 Comes . . . and Goes |
 | In the Public Interest No. 9, October 2017
Streamlining Agency Operations with Electronic Signatures, The Public Trust Doctrine, Climate Change, and the Coast,
Resources to Help Local Jurisdictions Encourage Multifamily Solar Installations |
 | In the Public Interest No. 7, June 2017
Despite Recent Uptick in Developer-Sponsored Initiatives, Voters Remain Wary, State Updates Requirement to Reduce Waste from Construction and Demolition Projects, Defending Local Control of Land Use |
 | In the Public Interest No. 4, October 2016
Local Actions Can Help Spur Renewable Energy Growth in California Communities, Is Community Choice Aggregation the Right Choice for Your Community?, Don't Forget the Energy Implications of New Projects - CEQA Guidelines Appendix F |
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