Land Use Analysis: Hazardous or Natural Gas and/or Petroleum Activities & Industrial Uses
Prepared for the Town of Bethel (Sullivan County), New York by Greenplan, Inc., January 23, 2012.
Zoning and the Marcellus Shale
Levels of Government in New York and Pennsylvania
City and Regional Planning Workshop By Heather Blaikie and Victoria Demchak, Fall 2010
Observations Concerning the Role of Local Government in Relation to Natural Gas Exploration and Production in the Marcellus Shale in the Southern Tier East Region of New York State
This technical paper has been prepared by the Southern Tier East Regional Planning Development Board to assist local governments within its region in responding to recent activity concerning natural gas exploration on the Marcellus Shale which underlies large portions of the Southern Tier East Region of New York State.
Preparing for Natural Gas Development: Understanding Impacts and Protecting Public Assets
Sullivan County reports on what Towns can do to prepare for gas drilling.
Supervisor Jim Goldstein, Lebanon Township, Madison County, NY
Gas drillers have been operating in the Town of Lebanon since the late ‘90’s, and in recent years the pace of drilling has accelerated. About 55 wells have been drilled in the Township, and another 30 are in various stages of development. Supervisor Jim Goldstein has had to deal with virtually every issue that can arise when drillers come to town.
New York towns have control
Even though towns can’t control drilling procedures, they can enforce zoning laws that may prohibit gas drilling operations within all or part of a town’s jurisdiction. Letter to the Editor by Bruce Ferguson. November, 2010.
Land Use Planning to Protect Your Town
Presentation by Nan Stolzenburg, AICP 12 slide powerpoint
Municipal Law & Planning: A Local Perspective on Hydrofracking – Panel 1
Government Law Center, Albany Law School. Oct, 2012 Current Status of HVHF and Water Withdrawal Issues
Moderator: Michael Bogin, Esq., Sive, Paget & Riesel
Panelists: Mark Boling, Esq., V+ Development Solutions, Southwestern Energy
Daniel Raichel, Esq., Project Attorney, NRDC
Brian G. Rahm, Ph.D., Post Doctoral Associate, NYS Water Resources Institute. (Video 1:30:00)
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