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Proceed With Caution: Developing Near Wetlands In The Wake Of ‘Chautauqua Lake Property Owners Association Et Al. v. New York State’

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By Christopher P. Rizzo, Karen Meara
| Mondaq
Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: within Energy and Natural Resources, Government, Public Sector and Law Department Performance topic(s) In 2022, New York expanded its wetlands law, but recent court rulings have annulled DEC’s regulations, leaving landowners without guidance and shifting the burden to prove wetlands are regulated.
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Proceed with Caution: Developing Near Wetlands in the Wake of 'Chautauqua Lake Property Owners Association et al. v. New York State'

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By Karen Meara, Christopher P. Rizzo
| New York Law Journal Verified
L-R Christopher Rizzo and Karen Meara, Carter Ledyard & Millburn. In 2022 New York State amended the Freshwater Wetlands Act (Act) to vastly expand its reach. Two weeks ago, the State Supreme Court in Albany sent that expansion effort into limbo by annulling the Department of Environmental Conservation’s implementing regulations for the 2022 statute. In the same case, however, the court rejected constitutional challenges to the Act itself.
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White House Efforts To Kill The Offshore Wind Industry Fare Poorly In Court

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By Karen Meara, Christopher P. Rizzo
| Mondaq
Carter Ledyard & Milburn are most popular: within Real Estate and Construction topic(s) The White House has made no secret of the president's animosity towards wind energy, particularly offshore wind, and in fact has taken concrete steps to thwart the industry. On Jan. 20, 2025 the president issued a Presidential Memorandum that, among other things, purported to halt the federal review and permitting of wind projects in the planning, design and application stages (Wind Order).
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