UCLA Extension’s annual one-day Land Use Law and Planning
Conference will include a discussion of land use legislation,
case law, and the emerging issues that frame land use and
development practices in California.
The conference will offer a big picture view of land use law and
planning practices, with knowledgeable speakers providing updates
on key state and federal case law and legislation as well as
practice pointers on basic land use law and planning issues. It
will feature Kate Gordon, Director of the Governor’s Office of
Planning and Research, as keynote speaker. The conference will
also include discussions on the California Environmental Quality
Act, the Endangered Species Act, housing, auto fuel efficiency,
and the land use implications of cannabis.
The conference is designed for individuals involved in land use
and environmental issues in California, including:
Public officials and planners
Attorneys and consultants
Developers and real estate professionals
Students interested in planning and public policy
The conference will be held on Friday, January 24,
2020 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel
in Downtown Los Angeles from 8:30am to
4:30pm. A link to the full conference agenda is available here. To
register, please visit
this link.
