Environmentalists challenge Squaw’s expansion
By Brad Branan, Sacramento Bee
A Nevada City advocacy group has filed a legal challenge to Squaw Valley’s expansion plan, saying Placer County violated the California Environmental Quality Act by approving the development last month.
County supervisors approved construction of hotels, condominiums and housing of up to 1,500 rooms, up to 300,000 square feet of commercial space and a “mountain adventure center” of 90,000 square feet at the famed ski resort.
Sierra Watch, which was instrumental in organizing community opposition to the plan, filed the legal challenge Wednesday in Placer Superior Court.
Support Sierra Watch, The Placer County board likes every development that comeS before them. The CEQA was prepared by hired guns it should be disregarded.