CLARK, J.—I dissent. When enacting , a zoning ordinance in 1972, the Los Angeles City Council was not required to render a written Negative Declaration to evidence its determination that the ordinance would have no significant effect on the environment. There was no express requirement of such writing and no basis for implying one. The city council proceeded in a manner required by law, and the evidence before us fully supports…
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