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     • Actions that are classified as Type II under SEQR regulations have already been determined to not significantly impact the environment and do not need further review.
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     State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) - NYSDEC

2. dos.ny.gov › system › filesState Environmental Quality Review Act: Frequently Asked ...

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   If an action is classified as a Type II action, is SEQR review required of the municipal board before it undertakes, approves or funds the action? No. The board should note the Type II classification of the action in the resolution approving the action or in a separate resolution prior to approving the action. The resolution should specify the

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   What is a type II action under SEQR?

   • Actions that are classified as Type II under SEQR regulations have already been determined to not significantly impact the environment and do not need further review. See more about Classifying the Action. The following actions are subject to further review under SEQR and require an environmental impact assessment:

   State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) - NYSDEC

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   Do I need a SEQR review?

   • DEC has determined that some actions will not have any significant adverse environmental impacts and therefore do not require further SEQR review (known as Type II actions). Study the Environmental Assessment Form, the draft Environmental Impact Statement and other informa-tion about the proposed action.

   Citizen's Guide to SEQR - New York State Department of Environmental

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   How do I classify an action under SEQR?

   • Classify the Action The next step in the SEQR process is to classify the action. Type II—An action contained on the list in section 617.5 or on an agency’s locally adopted Type II list. Type II actions have been determined not to have a significant impact or are otherwise precluded from environmental review under SEQR.

   A Step-by-Step Discussion of the Basic SEQR Process - sullivanny.us

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   Which activities do not require SEQR review?

   • Activities that do not meet the definition of "action" or that are classified as Type II actions do not require SEQR review. As for the Type II actions, included among them are some typical local government activities such as: ▪ Designation of local landmarks or their inclusion within historic districts.

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4. www.energy.gov › sites › prodWhat Are SEQR Type I and Type II Actions? - Department of Energy

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   Type I actions meet or exceed thresholds listed in the statewide or agency SEQR regulations. These are likely to require preparation of an EIS. Some examples: • nonresidential projects physically altering 10 or more acres of land. • zoning changes affecting 25 or more acres.

5. casetext.com › section-6175-type-ii-actionsN.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 6 § 617.5 - Casetext

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   Aug 7, 2024 · Section 617.5 - Type II Actions. (a) Actions or classes of actions identified in subdivision (c) of this section are not subject to review under this Part, except as otherwise provided in this section.

6. sullivanny.us › DPEM › ResourcesA Step-by-Step Discussion of the Basic SEQR Process

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   Type II actions have been determined not to have a significant impact or are otherwise precluded from environmental review under SEQR. Type II actions never require the preparation of a deter-mination of significance or a draft environmental impact statement (EIS).

7. dec.ny.gov › regulatory › permits-licensesState Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) - NYSDEC

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   A proposed action that does not require a discretionary decision from an agency is not subject to SEQR. Actions that are classified as Type II under SEQR regulations have already been determined to not significantly impact the environment and do not need further review.

8. extapps.dec.ny.gov › seqrcitizenCitizen's Guide to SEQR - New York State Department of ...

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   DEC has determined that some actions will not have any significant adverse environmental impacts and therefore do not require further SEQR review (known as Type II actions). Study the Environmental Assessment Form, the draft Environmental Impact Statement and other informa-tion about the proposed action.

9. nysba.org › Sections › CoursebooksPresentation on SEQR Basics and Recent Amendments, October 25 ...

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   Overview of the Type II list • Prior to 1995, the regulations contained three lists of actions that did not require review under SEQR. Those were actions that were “excluded” (ECL 8-0111[5]), “exempt” (ECL 8-0105[5]), and “Type II” (actions classified by the Commissioner). In 1995, these were all merged into one Type II list. Slide 13