The supervisors balked at implementing enhanced interim safety requirements and voted 3-1 to receive a 95-page technical study conducted by Jensen Hughes, an international consulting group that specializes in fire protection engineering.
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This story has been updated to state that battery energy storage projects under consideration by the County Board of Supervisors will continue to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis under the California Environmental Quality Act known as CEQA.
