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Current Issues in New York Plat and Subdivision Law

 
Learn practical and insightful suggestions to help all parties navigate through the complex New York subdivision process.Conducting thorough due diligence on a parcel of land prior to its acquisition, including title and zoning/environmental review, is essential for avoiding major obstacles during the subdivision process that could have been identified earlier. Processing a land subdivision application itself presents various challenges for the private applicant and reviewing municipality. Understanding the interrelationship between the State and Local subdivision frameworks, SEQRA, GML, and other outside agency regulatory programs is critical. Determining how best to plan a subdivision based on environmental constraints, and evaluating the pros and cons of a conventional versus cluster layout, are also key considerations. The project development team and municipal board must ensure that a strong administrative record is created, including meaningful opportunity for public involvement. Once preliminary plat approval is granted, there remain a number of legal and technical steps to implement and protect project approvals, including creating and/or extending special improvement districts, and preparing any necessary easements, covenants or other documents governing the future use of the site.

Faculty

Brad K. Schwartz, Esq.

Brad K. Schwartz, Esq.

Zarin & Steinmetz

Agenda

Faculty

Brad K. Schwartz, Esq.

Brad K. Schwartz, Esq.

Zarin & Steinmetz

  • Partner at Zarin & Steinmetz LLP
  • Represents private and municipal clients on land use, zoning, environmental, and SE-QRA
  • Regularly appears before municipal agencies securing subdivision, site plan, rezoning, and other land development approvals
  • Litigates real property cases, including Article 78 proceedings
  • Adjunct Professor, Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University (Course: Land Use Regulation)
  • Boston College Law School, J.D., Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review; SUNY at Buffalo, B.A.
  • Contact information: (914) 220-9793 or [email protected]

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