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Envicon Group
Scope Before You File
SEQR & CEQR
Lead-Agency-Ready Record

SEQR & CEQR Environmental Review
Environmental Assessment Forms & Determinations

Environmental review support for New York projects that need a state or city agency approval: we classify the action, prepare the Environmental Assessment Form and the technical studies behind it, and build a record the lead agency can rely on.

  • 100% lender approval on Phase I ESAs
  • 1-week priority Phase I turnaround
  • Fixed-fee, same-day quotes

Free scoping call — fixed-fee quote with the scope locked before we start.

What's Included in an Envicon SEQR & CEQR Review Engagement

Action Classification & Lead Agency Coordination

We screen the project against the Type I and Type II lists, identify involved and interested agencies, and help coordinate lead agency designation so the review starts on the right track.

Environmental Assessment Forms

Short or Full EAF under SEQR, or the CEQR EAS in New York City, with each question answered from site data rather than assumptions so the record holds up.

Supporting Technical Studies

Hazardous materials, wetlands, stormwater, traffic screening, noise, air and historic resource checks, scoped to the thresholds the form actually triggers.

Determination Support

Draft Part 2 and Part 3 analysis, mitigation measures and the reasoning a lead agency needs to issue a Negative Declaration, Conditioned Negative Declaration, or a Positive Declaration and scoping.

When a SEQR or CEQR Review Is Required

  • A rezoning, zoning variance, special permit or site plan needs a state or municipal approval
  • The project uses public funding, public land, or a state or city agency permit
  • A planning board or the City asked for an Environmental Assessment Form
  • The site has an (E) designation, wetlands, flood zone or historic resources nearby
  • A Positive Declaration is possible and you want to know early
Flowchart diagram of classifying an action as Type I, Type II or Unlisted

Step 1

Classify the action before anything is filed

Type I, Type II or Unlisted decides which form you use, who must be coordinated, and how much analysis the agency will expect.

Diagram of an environmental assessment form checklist beside a site parcel map

Step 2

An assessment form answered from site data

Every EAF or EAS question is tied to mapping, records or field data, so the lead agency can adopt the analysis without sending it back.

Diagram of a public hearing with a site plan presented to residents

Step 3

A record ready for the hearing

When the board or the public asks questions, the technical answers are already documented and we present the studies we prepared.

Is your application waiting on a SEQR or CEQR determination?

Rezonings, site plans, variances and public funding all stall until the lead agency has a complete environmental record. Tell us the project, the agency and the approval you need and we'll come back with a scope for the review.

Not ready for a full form?

One email with the scope and range. No obligation, no drip sequence.

Transparent pricing for SEQR & CEQR Review — get your site-specific estimate

Answer a few questions about your property and get a real price range in under 2 minutes. No sales call required.

  • Site-specific range
  • Under 2 minutes
  • No obligation
  • Emailed to you

Preliminary estimate only. Not an engineering quote.

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Request a SEQR & CEQR Review Quote

Tell us the project, the approving agency and your filing or hearing date. We'll return a review scope and schedule.

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SEQR & CEQR Review FAQs

Questions from developers, owners, counsel and municipal applicants.

Ready to move on SEQR & CEQR Review?

Send us the project description, the approving agency and your hearing or filing date. We'll tell you what review type to expect and what the record needs.