Siting Board - Guides and Forms

Article 10 provides a unified review and approval process for major electric generating facilities in New York State.

Public Involvement Program plans should be addressed to the Department of Public Service (DPS) and submitted to DPS by filing with the Secretary.

A Guide to Intervenor Funding Pursuant to Article 10 of the Public Service Law

Eligible municipal and local parties may be able to obtain intervenor funds to defray certain costs to participate in the pre-application scoping process and in the proceeding before the Siting Board to consider the Article 10 application.

Interested parties should consult the Guide to Intervenor Funding available elsewhere on this website for more information about eligibility, the availability of funds, and the timing of funding requests.

The Article 10 statute allows individuals and entities to become parties to an Article 10 proceeding by submitting a Notice of Intent with the Secretary. A note about timing: the "proceeding" does not commence until the application date, so there are no "parties" before that date. The commencement date is important because it is also the date on which formal discovery may commence under the Rules of Procedure.