Department of Civil Service updates New York civil service classifications by deleting and reclassifying positions in the non-competitive employment class under Title 4 NYCRR Appendix 2.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority seeks variance from safety and delayed-egress requirements for the existing Bedford-Nostrand Avenues Station rail transit facility in Brooklyn.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority requests variance from safety and delayed egress requirements for the existing 238th Street Station rail transit facility in the Bronx.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority seeks a variance from safety and delayed egress requirements for the existing Nostrand Station rail transit facility in Brooklyn to address specific code compliance issues.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority requests variance from safety and delayed egress requirements for Winthrop Street Station in Brooklyn to address rail transit station code compliance issues.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority seeks a safety variance for Beverly Road Station in Brooklyn to address delayed egress provisions and other transit facility safety code requirements.
Michael Sudano Architect P.C. requests a variance from New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code basement height requirements for an existing dwelling at 3 Indian Road in Southampton, Suffolk County.
New York Department of State variance petition (ID 2026-0317) seeks relief from Multiple Residence Law fire safety requirements including second exits and fire-rated ceilings for a dwelling at 1416 Genesee Street in Utica.
Hopkins Architect requests a variance from New York State fire code requirements for exit passageway openings at a three-story building at 555 Warburton Avenue and 15 Spring Street in Hastings-on-Hudson, Westchester County.
Public Service Commission proposed rule (I.D. No. PSC-25-26-00005-P) considers 40 X Owner LLC's petition to submeter electricity at a new mixed-income residential building in Consolidated Edison's service territory and requests waiver of the energy …
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