Commissioner Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes
In a coordinated review under SEQR, there are times when the involved agencies are not able to agree which one of them will become the lead agency. When this happens, any of the involved agencies or the project sponsor can request the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation to designate a lead agency [See 617.6(b)(5)]. The decisions of the Commissioner are organized by the type of project that was the subject of the dispute and by date of issuance. Questions regarding lead agency disputes should be directed to Betty Ann Hughes, Chief, SEQR & Training Section, Division of Environmental Permits.
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes by Date
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Annexation
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Bulkheads-Marinas
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Cogeneration
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Construction
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Conversion-Replacement
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Energy
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Industrial Development Parks
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Landfill-Solid Waste
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Mining Operations
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Recreational Facilities
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Resource Recovery Projects
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Shopping Malls-Plazas
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Site Plan
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Subdivisions-PUDs-Residential Construction
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Waste Incineration
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Water Supply
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Water-Wastewater Treatment Facilities
- Commissioners Decisions on Lead Agency Disputes: Zoning-Variances
