Regulation & law · 31/10/1997Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read
City of La Mesa, California, Seeks 50-Year Permit to Take Threatened Species Due to Urban Growth
Summary
The City of La Mesa, California, has submitted an application to the Fish and Wildlife Service for a 50-year permit to incidentally take the threatened coastal California gnatcatcher and up to 84 other species, citing urban growth within the city, and is seeking public comment on the permit application and an accompanying environmental assessment.
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