Climate Resolve v. County of Los Angeles

On December 1, 2021, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization and the company developing the proposed Centennial at Tejon Ranch multi-use development in Los Angeles County <a href="https://tejonranch.com/settlement-agreement-reached-in-centennial-lawsuit/">announced</a> a settlement pursuant to which the organization will drop its CEQA claims and the developer will implement climate change and wildfire resilience measures. The developer said it had committed to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions through a combination of on-site and off-site measures, and that it would install almost 30,000 electric vehicle chargers within and outside the community and provide incentives for purchase of 10,500 electric vehicles. The developer also committed to fund wildfire protection and prevention measures. A separate case brought by Center for Biological Diversity and California Native Plant Society remains pending.