Wallis Law
The Law Offices of Tina Wallis, Inc. (“Wallis Law”) advises and supports private and public sector developers and landowners through complex entitlement and permitting processes, CEQA compliance, litigation challenging entitlements and permit approvals, and due diligence for complex land use and environmental issues.
Land Use Issues, CEQA Strategy, Analysis and Compliance
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Public Sector/Government
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Construction/Developers
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Hospitality
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Agriculture/Wine
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Quarry Operations
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Water
CEQA Strategy, Analysis, and Compliance
CEQA is a robust environmental law in California that requires state and local agencies to assess the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects and disclose them to the public.
Navigating CEQA can be challenging due to its complex regulations and the potential for controversy surrounding land use decisions. We are experienced attorneys who understand the intricacies of CEQA and have a track record of obtaining and defending land use approvals. Our ability to provide sound legal strategies, carefully monitor the entire process, and adapt innovative solutions has produced countless successful completions for our clients.
Land Use Issues
Land use matters often involve multiple stakeholders, including developers, local government agencies, community groups, and environmental organizations. We craft solutions through creative collaboration, identifying common ground to help our clients achieve their goals while addressing the concerns and interests of all parties involved.
We advise our clients on land use, zoning, and permitting matters in California to promote responsible and sustainable development while navigating the complexities of the legal landscape.
Articles and Press
Seabiscuit Author Opposes Asphalt Plant
An author whose book revived the memory of Seabiscuit, a scrappy Depression-era racehorse that inspired a nation
Sonoma coast tasting room approved over protests
A disputed tasting room on vineyard property north of of Jenner will be the first on a rural stretch of the Sonoma County coast to offer public tasting
Seabiscuit's home becomes focus of Willits-area quarry debate
An author whose book revived the memory of Seabiscuit has weighed in against a proposed asphalt plant near the historic Willits-area ranch where the horse retired and is buried.
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