Dale Warner

Department of Environmental Conservation Environmental Notice Bulletin: 13590 Duanesburg Road

  “Schenectady County – The Town of Dunaesburg, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Richard/Eden Renewables will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves the application for a Secial Permits under Local Law #1-2016 of the Solar Energy Facilities Law. The project is located at 13590 Duanesburg Road in the … [Read more…]

Biggs to NYSERDA Correspondence and Exhibits April 15, 2020

  “The Authority has awarded funds for the Projects totaling $7,713,456.00 based on representations by Eden Renewables LLC (and/or a successor-in-interest) concerning the size and capacity of the Projects approved by the Town of Duanesburg Planning Board, and the purported approval of energy storage facilities by that Planning Board. This correspondence clarifies that the combined … [Read more…]

Confirmation of local land-use approval:Oak Hill Solar 1

  Which document is correct? “Solar Project Size AC/DC is not in alignment between the September 2019 and February 2020 documents. Energy storage is not in alignment between the September 2019 and February 2020 documents nor with September 19, 2019 Approved Resolution and Site Plan” ?   Signed by Duanesburg Town Planner and Building Inspector … [Read more…]

Zoning Board of Appeals – Long Energy – letter from Miner’s

  “I am submitting this letter on behalf of my clients, Bill and Cyndi Miner, in response to a letter to Dale Warner from Ganz Wolkenbrett & Siegfeld LLP, attorneys for Long Energy, dated October 26, 2011, which was submitted by attorney Robert E. Ganz to the Board during the public hearing on November 15, … [Read more…]

Duanesburg couple: Judge erred on propane tank ruling

  “Cyndi and Bill Miner are launching a volley of new challenges to Duanesburg’s approval of a massive 30,000-gallon propane distribution tank near their home after a county Supreme Court judge dismissed their case last month. The couple filed a notice of appeal with the state Supreme Court’s Appellate Division this week, claiming Judge Barry … [Read more…]