The controversial Terraces of Lafayette development project can finally move forward, after the California Supreme Court last week denied a request for review from project opponents Save Lafayette.
The decision likely ends more than two years of litigation against the city of Lafayette and developer O’Brien Land Company over the city’s approval of the 315-unit project, slated for Deer Hill and Pleasant Hill roads
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