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Int 1300-2016
| * | Daniel R. Garodnick | | Proposed Int. No. 1300-A | Public access to noise mitigation plans. | Introduction | This bill would require the Department of Environmental Protection to collect all noise mitigation plans from construction sites and make those plans publicly available on the DEP website. The bill would also require the conspicuous posting of noise mitigation plans on the exterior of construction sites. | Hearing Held by Committee | |
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Int 1300-2016
| * | Daniel R. Garodnick | | | Public access to noise mitigation plans. | Introduction | This bill would require the Department of Environmental Protection to collect all noise mitigation plans from construction sites and make those plans publicly available on the DEP website. The bill would also require the conspicuous posting of noise mitigation plans on the exterior of construction sites. | Amendment Proposed by Comm | |
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Int 1300-2016
| * | Daniel R. Garodnick | | | Public access to noise mitigation plans. | Introduction | This bill would require the Department of Environmental Protection to collect all noise mitigation plans from construction sites and make those plans publicly available on the DEP website. The bill would also require the conspicuous posting of noise mitigation plans on the exterior of construction sites. | Amended by Committee | |
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Int 1300-2016
| A | Daniel R. Garodnick | | | Public access to noise mitigation plans. | Introduction | This bill would require the Department of Environmental Protection to collect all noise mitigation plans from construction sites and make those plans publicly available on the DEP website. The bill would also require the conspicuous posting of noise mitigation plans on the exterior of construction sites. | Approved by Committee | Pass |
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Int 1465-2017
| * | Ritchie J. Torres | | Proposed Int. No. 1465-A | Phasing out the use of residual fuel oil and fuel oil grade no. 4 in boilers in in-city power plants. | Introduction | This bill would accelerate the timeline for such plants to shift from using higher grade fuel oil (e.g. fuel oil grade number 6 or 4) to lower grade fuel oil (fuel oil grade number 2). Currently, power plants can burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2020 and fuel oil grade number 4 until 2030. Under this bill, plant owners would have the option of either (1) continuing to burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2021, but switching immediately thereafter to fuel oil grade number 2 or (2) switching from fuel oil grade number 4 to fuel oil grade number 2 by 2025 (instead of 2030). | Hearing Held by Committee | |
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Int 1465-2017
| * | Ritchie J. Torres | | | Phasing out the use of residual fuel oil and fuel oil grade no. 4 in boilers in in-city power plants. | Introduction | This bill would accelerate the timeline for such plants to shift from using higher grade fuel oil (e.g. fuel oil grade number 6 or 4) to lower grade fuel oil (fuel oil grade number 2). Currently, power plants can burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2020 and fuel oil grade number 4 until 2030. Under this bill, plant owners would have the option of either (1) continuing to burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2021, but switching immediately thereafter to fuel oil grade number 2 or (2) switching from fuel oil grade number 4 to fuel oil grade number 2 by 2025 (instead of 2030). | Amendment Proposed by Comm | |
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Int 1465-2017
| * | Ritchie J. Torres | | | Phasing out the use of residual fuel oil and fuel oil grade no. 4 in boilers in in-city power plants. | Introduction | This bill would accelerate the timeline for such plants to shift from using higher grade fuel oil (e.g. fuel oil grade number 6 or 4) to lower grade fuel oil (fuel oil grade number 2). Currently, power plants can burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2020 and fuel oil grade number 4 until 2030. Under this bill, plant owners would have the option of either (1) continuing to burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2021, but switching immediately thereafter to fuel oil grade number 2 or (2) switching from fuel oil grade number 4 to fuel oil grade number 2 by 2025 (instead of 2030). | Amended by Committee | |
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Int 1465-2017
| A | Ritchie J. Torres | | | Phasing out the use of residual fuel oil and fuel oil grade no. 4 in boilers in in-city power plants. | Introduction | This bill would accelerate the timeline for such plants to shift from using higher grade fuel oil (e.g. fuel oil grade number 6 or 4) to lower grade fuel oil (fuel oil grade number 2). Currently, power plants can burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2020 and fuel oil grade number 4 until 2030. Under this bill, plant owners would have the option of either (1) continuing to burn fuel oil grade number 6 until 2021, but switching immediately thereafter to fuel oil grade number 2 or (2) switching from fuel oil grade number 4 to fuel oil grade number 2 by 2025 (instead of 2030). | Approved by Committee | Pass |
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