§ 2053 Species Habitat Protection Alternatives
This law says the state won't let public projects go ahead if they would hurt endangered or threatened animals or their homes, when there are reasonable ways to avoid that.
A city wants to build a new road that would cut through a forest where an endangered frog lives.
The agency in charge has to look for other routes or designs that protect the frog's habitat, instead of just building the road as planned, because there are reasonable alternatives that can still get the road built.
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§ 2053 Species Habitat Protection Alternatives
Last verified: January 10, 2026