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Recent New York regulations affecting small businesses, July 2026, page 11 | Bizmoon

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Public Service Commission - I.D. No. PSC-23-26-00007-P: Petition for Authorization to Utilize CWIP in Rate Base for Phase 2 Transmission Projects
June 10, 2026
Public Service Commission petition allows Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation (National Grid) to include 100 percent of Construction Work in Progress in rate base for Phase 2 transmission projects, potentially saving customers over $600 million in redu…
Public Service Commission - I.D. No. PSC-23-26-00008-P: Debt Financing Arrangement with Respect to a Solar Electric Generating Facility Under Development

June 10, 2026

Public Service Commission authorizes Bear Ridge Solar, LLC to issue up to $300 million in debt financing for a 100 MW solar facility in Niagara County, New York under Section 69 of the Public Service Law.

Public Service Commission - I.D. No. PSC-23-26-00010-P: Proposal to Develop Local Transmission Projects and Analysis of Potential Bulk System Needs

June 10, 2026

Public Service Commission proposes approval of eight local transmission projects recommended by Joint Utilities under the Coordinated Grid Planning Process, with project costs ranging from $92 million to $2.316 billion to be recovered through the Co…

Department of State - Uniform Code Variance/Appeal Petition 2026-0280 (Todd O'Connell Architects)

June 10, 2026

Todd O'Connell Architects petitioned New York Department of State for a variance from Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code safety requirements at 27 Lake Road, Lake Success; public comment is accepted through the Building Standards and Codes of…

Department of Civil Service - Jurisdictional Classification (I.D. No. CVS-06-26-00006-A)

June 10, 2026

New York Department of Civil Service reclassifies certain positions into exempt and non-competitive classes under Title 4 NYCRR; effective June 10, 2026.

Department of Civil Service - Family Sick Leave (I.D. No. CVS-06-26-00007-A)

June 10, 2026

New York Department of Civil Service increases annual family sick leave for eligible M/C employees from 25 to 30 days; effective June 10, 2026.

New York State Gaming Commission - Notice of Expiration - Voluntary Self-Exclusion Duties of Operators (I.D. No. SGC-20-25-00001-P)

June 10, 2026

New York State Gaming Commission's proposed rule on operator voluntary self-exclusion duties expired May 21, 2026, and requires a new notice to be reconsidered.

Long Island Power Authority - Extreme Heat Protections (I.D. No. LPA-23-26-00002-E)

June 10, 2026

Long Island Power Authority emergency rule effective June 1, 2026 halts residential utility disconnections when Heat Index reaches 90 degrees or higher, with enhanced protections in heat island areas; rule expires August 18, 2026.

Public Service Commission - Renewable Energy Development Under the Clean Energy Standard (I.D. No. PSC-23-26-00004-P)

June 10, 2026

Public Service Commission proposes Clean Energy Zone Program rule to coordinate clean generation and transmission investment in high-growth or infrastructure-ready areas, with comment period following May 15, 2026 white paper filing.

Public Service Commission - I.D. No. PSC-23-26-00005-P: Petition to Submeter Electricity and Waiver Request

June 10, 2026

New York Public Service Commission considers petition by 60 North 1st LLC to submeter electricity at a 56-unit Brooklyn rental building with 11 affordable units and requests waiver of energy audit requirements for submetered buildings with 20% or mo…

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