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USA v. Sweeney et al
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November 10, 2020
Feds Want More Than $1M Spent To Restore Calif. Island
The federal government said the owner of an island in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area should pay more than $1 million to restore wetlands that a judge recently found had been destroyed by the construction of a levee and a kiteboarding business without a Clean Water Act permit.
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September 02, 2020
Overdevelopment Hurt Wetlands On Calif. Island, Judge Rules
A California federal judge found after a bench trial that the owner of an island in the San Francisco Bay destroyed "critical" wetlands by building a new levee and setting up a kiteboarding business without first receiving a Clean Water Act permit.