Our advisors understand the complex regulatory environment in California and employ a multidisciplinary approach to assist clients in satisfying all requirements critical to the entitlement process.  Working in tandem with a client’s planning staff, our team conducts thorough constraints analyses to identify any significant environmental issue encountered during due diligence and prepares a detailed, cost-effective mitigation plan to address it. 

 

ANA’s Principals have successfully represented numerous projects before City Councils, County Boards of Supervisors, Planning Commissions, Building Departments, Independent Utility Providers, hundreds of neighborhood stakeholder groups and a host of public and private environmental organizations.

 

Over many years, our Team has worked closely with Federal, State and local agencies to secure project permits and entitlements, negotiating with, among others.

  • CA Department of Fish and Wildlife

  • US Department of Fish and Wildlife,

  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

  • Regional Water Quality Control Boards

  • CA Department of Toxic Substances Control

  • EPA

  • CA-DRE

  • Utility Districts

  • BCDC

  • LAFCO

  • OSHA

  • CA State Department of Transportation.

 

Our Team has direct experience in securing the inter-agency approvals necessary to the timely completion of:

  • Development Agreements

  • EIR's

  • Vested Tentative Maps

  • Final Tract Maps

  • Plat Maps

  • Architecture Review

  • Re-Zones

  • Specific Plans

  • General Plan Amendments

  • Annexations

  • Public Financing Districts, Community Facilities Districts, Mello-Roos Districts, CSA’S, GHAD’S, and LLD’S

  • Wetland Mitigation Programs, including on-site and offsite habitat restoration and conservation plans

  • Endangered Species Surveys

  • Grading, Land Development and Utility Drawings

  • Riparian Repairs

  • Landscape Plans

  • Haz-mat Assessment and Mitigation

  • Acoustical Studies and Mitigation

  • Air Quality Mitigation

  • DRE Reviews

  • HOA Formations

  • CC&R’s, and

  • Joint Trench Utility Engineering Plans