New York State Division of Fish and Wildlife Energy Project Review Files

The Department of Environmental Conservation's Division of Fish and Wildlife is responsible for managing the fish and wildlife of the state, largely under the mandate of Article 11 of the Environmental Conservation Law. Responsibilities include monitoring power stations and reviewing development projects to assess their impact on fish and wildlife species and habitats.

B2481-14: This accretion contains documents related to energy plants at Indian Point and Arthur Kill and analyzes their environmental impact on local fish and wildlife. Records include correspondence, water quality certifications, impact statements, policy reports, committee meeting minutes and data sheets.

B2481-24: This accretion consists of records pertaining to generating stations at Lovett, Somerset, Hudson Avenue, and Cayuga as well as steam stations at Huntley, and Dunkirk. Also included are records concerning the Hamburg/Erie Canal Harbor Project, Holtsville Combined Cycle Plant, and Independence Station.

Container list is available at the repository.

B2481-14: This accretion includes was transferred under RDA 20809 and includes records from transfer list 900007.

B2481-24: This accretion includes was transferred under RDA 20809 and includes records from transfer lists 190161 and 230152.

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