Metropolitan Transportation Authority requests a variance from safety and delayed-egress code requirements for the existing 85 Street–Forest Parkway Station rail transit facility in Queens.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority requests variance from safety code requirements including delayed egress provisions for the existing Kingston Avenue Station in Brooklyn.
MTA requests a safety variance for Fulton Street Station in Brooklyn to address delayed egress provisions and other safety code compliance issues at the existing transit facility.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority seeks a variance from safety code requirements, including delayed egress provisions, for the existing Liberty Avenue Station in Brooklyn at Liberty Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Department of State proposes minimum standards for administration and enforcement of the Uniform Code with a public hearing scheduled to receive stakeholder comments.
New York Public Service Commission proposed rule addresses Liberty Utilities' $4.6 million settlement fund disbursement to customers through its next rate case proceeding.
New York Department of Health amends organ donation regulations to recognize "close friend" consent authority and permit patients to enroll in multiple in-state transplant programs under 2025 statutory changes.
Nassau Expeditors Inc. requests a variance from New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code basement ceiling requirements for a dwelling at 104 Grand Boulevard in Massapequa Park, Nassau County.
New York Department of Health amends nursing home administration licensure requirements to add five qualifying service areas and reduce preceptor experience from three years to one year under Title 10 NYCRR sections 96.1 and 96.8.
Public Service Commission considers National Fuel Gas's $56.6 million Utility Thermal Energy Network Pilot Project Stage 2 filing for Buffalo, with approval sought to advance to Stage 3 for construction and customer acquisition.
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