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Judge Rules Napa County Violated No California Environmental Laws In Approving Walt Ranch
Mar 12, 2018
(WBM) - A judge has ruled Napa County violated no California environmental laws when it approved a hillside vineyard development east of Napa.
Environmentalist groups and a subdivision filed the lawsuits in January 2017, about a month after Napa County approved the development of 209 acres of vineyard on Walt Ranch. Craig and Kathryn Hall, owners of Hall Wines in St. Helena, have owned the 2,300-acre property for more than a decade.
The plaintiffs, who argued their case in separate lawsuits, included Living Rivers Council and the Center for Biological Diversity, two environmental groups, as well as Circle Oaks County Water District, a water district serving a subdivision adjacent to the Walt Ranch.
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