SEQR requires all local, regional, and state government agencies to equally examine the environmental impacts along with the social and economic considerations for a certain project, or action, during their discretionary review
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Clarkstown Planning Board Asked To Consider Environmental Damage From A Former Dry Cleaning Operation As Part of SEQRA & Site Plan Review
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Village Outside Counsel Recommends Planning Board Limit Environmental Review Of Controversial Yeshiva Project On Route 9W
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Balloon Test Scheduled For Saturday Tests Visual Impact Of Proposed Building On Peak Of Mountainview Avenue
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Residents Voice Objections To Large Warehouse Project On Beach Road In West Haverstraw
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Environmental Concerns In The Designated “Disadvantaged Community” Require Heightened Environmental Review Of Local Impacts
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The Village of New Hempstead’s 2020 Comprehensive Plan, 2021 Zoning Amendments and Map Tossed By Court; Nyack Steps Back From ETPA
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Application To Expand Mosque Property Challenges The Integrity of Clarkstown’s R-160 Conservation District; Residents Are Demanding a “Positive SEQRA Declaration” From The Town Planning Board
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SEQRA Should Be Uniformly Applied But Rarely Is; Planning Boards Have Great Discretion To Decide Fate Of Projects
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Suffern Village Issues “Positive Declaration” To Study Traffic, Noise & Air Quality, And Other Environmental Issues On Sprawling Former Pharma Campus
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