Considerations for Municipalities When Zoning EV Charging Centers
As demand for electric vehicle infrastructure accelerates, municipalities face new challenges. In his latest New York Law Journal article, Farrell Fritz partner Anthony S. Guardino examines why zoning laws and development standards may need to evolve to keep pace.
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May 20 – 22, 2026 Peter L. Curry, Michael L. Webb, and Dave Curry will be attending the 2026 NYSEDC Annual Meeting in Cooperstown, NY.
June 2, 2026 Robert M. Harper will be speaking at the NYSBA CLE “Full House, Split Deed: Real Property Multi-Beneficiary Ownership Issues and the Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act.”
June 17, 2026 Irene A. Zoupaniotis will be a panelist at the Queens County Bar Association CLE “Protecting Your Client’s Business When Employees Leave: Making Noncompetes, Nonsolicits & Confidentiality Agreements Work in NY.”
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Court of Appeals Reaffirms SEQRA Standing for Affected Property Owners
New York’s State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) plays a key role in its municipalities’ decision-making. Designed to ensure that environmental considerations are meaningfully incorporated into governmental actions, SEQRA requires state and local governmental agencies, including municipalities, to assess the potential environmental impacts of (i.e., take the required “hard look” at ) proposed activities before taking any action.
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