An element of CEPA. If a proposed action does not have the potential to significantly affect the environment, the agency may complete its CEPA responsibilities by publishing a Post-Scoping Notice in the Environmental Monitor, a website maintained by the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) for the purposes of providing public notification of certain CEPA-related information. The post-scoping notice shall also include a completed Environmental Review Checklist (ERC). This statement is less burdensome than an EIE.
Recent News & Events
- Branford: Redevelopment of 111 Main Street & 11 Cherry Hill Road
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- Norwich: Development of the Dr. Patrick Cassidy House, Deadline July 31, 2025
- Bridgeport: “Downtown North” Redevelopment, Deadline July 10, 2025
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