Archive for the ‘Environmental Review’ Category
NY Appellate Court Reverses Grant of Summary Judgment Finding Village Comprehensive Plan and Portions of the Zoning Amendments Void and Unenforceable
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 23, 2016
Fed. Dist. Court in NY Dismisses Takings Claims as Unripe in Ongoing Annexation Case
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 12, 2016
NY Court of Appeals Finds Town’s SEQRA Positive Declaration on Rezoning Was Not Ripe for Judicial Review
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 3, 2016
CT Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court’s Enjoinment of Construction of Subdivision on Property Under the Environmental Protection Act
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 14, 2015
Fed. Dist. Court in NY Holds Suit by “Interested,” Neighboring Municipalities to Enforce SEQRA Requirements Does Not “Impose or Implement” a Land Use Regulation or Constitute a “Government Practice” and does not Violate RLUIPA
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 1, 2015
NY Appellate Court Finds Plaintiffs’ Challenges to the SEQRA and Rezoning Determinations Were Moot
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 2, 2015
NY Appellate Court Holds Town Must Rely on the Fully Developed SEQRA Record in Making the Findings that Will Provide a Rationale For Its Zoning Determinations
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on March 14, 2015
NY Appellate Court Holds Expense Incurred in the Preparation and Circulation of a DEIS Insufficient to Pass Ripeness Test
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 25, 2014
NY Appellate Court Upholds Local Health Department’s Approval of Proposed Subdivision
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 1, 2014
NY Appellate Court Upholds Demolition Permit Finding Applicant Complied with Requirements, SEQRA was not Violated and There was no Unethical Conflict of Interest by Board Member
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 5, 2013
