Delaware Environmental Appeals Board Sends US Wind Coastal Review Back to DNREC
The board found DNREC failed to follow review rules and ordered a new public notice and reconsideration of US Wind’s application.
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US Wind project challenge wins before from Delaware Environmental Appeals Board
The Delaware Environmental Appeals Board sided with a Sussex County resident’s arguments that DNREC approved an incomplete US Wind application for its offshore Maryland Project.
Delaware appeals board sends back U.S. Wind coastal review to DNREC for further evaluation
The Delaware Environmental Appeals Board unanimously voted to send the state's coastal consistency review of the U.S. Wind offshore wind project back to the DNREC.
Delaware Environmental Appeals Board sends US Wind coastal review back to DNREC
Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board voted Tuesday to send the state’s coastal consistency review of US Wind’s proposed offshore wind project in Sussex County back to DNREC, requiring a review of whether US Wind’s application meets state requirements.
Delaware Appeals Board Orders DNREC to Revisit US Wind Project Approval
In a 5-1 ruling, the board found state environmental regulators failed to follow required procedures, ordering a new public notice and regulatory review of the controversial offshore wind project. By George D. Rotsch, Delaware LIVE DOVER, Del. — Delaware’s Environmental Appeals Board voted 5-1 Tuesday to send a key regulatory decision involving the US Wind Maryland Offshore Wind Project back ...
Environmental Appeals Board Remands US Wind Maryland Offshore Wind Project Back to DNREC
Attorney Jane Brady and Sussex County homeowner, Edward Bintz, Tuesday argued before the Environmental Appeals Board (EAB) that DNREC did not follow the regulations related to the US Wind Maryland Offshore Wind Project. The Environmental Appeals Board ruled 5 to 1 to remand the case back to DNREC. Brady argued that the application submitted by US Wind was not complete and that the analysis done by DNREC was inadequate and did not address those …
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