EDGE · Section 2 of 3 Environmental Planning
This section gathers the entries about review: the town counter, the state program, the federal district, the band left along the water, and the way runoff leaves a site.
6 entries in this section. Last revision 16/09/2026.
Where you are EDGE, from the town counter to the federal district office.
Who decides here each authority in turn, in the order the sequence sets.
Section register
State at 16/09/2026
- EDGEHow environmental planning review works
- Read the entry
- the reviewing authority that receives the application
- 16/09/2026
- EDGEConservation commissions and planning boards
- Read the entry
- the conservation commission or the planning board
- 14/08/2026
- WETLANDFederal approvals and the Corps program
- Read the entry
- the US Army Corps of Engineers
- 24/08/2026
Wide register: scroll horizontally.
All entries
6 entries
- How environmental planning review works EDGE · article
A walkthrough of how environmental planning review unfolds at the town, state and federal levels in northern New England.
- Conservation commissions and planning boards EDGE · article
How conservation commissions and planning boards divide environmental questions during local review in northern New England towns.
- State approvals that commonly apply EDGE · article
An overview of state environmental approvals commonly triggered by projects in New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
- Federal approvals and the Corps program WETLAND · article
How federal approvals, including the Corps of Engineers permit program for work in waters and wetlands, come into play.
- Buffers and setbacks along water EDGE · article
How buffer and setback requirements along rivers, lakes and wetlands vary across northern New England towns and states.
- Stormwater and site design questions EDGE · article
How stormwater and site design questions are handled in environmental review, from runoff volume to erosion control.
- EDGEWhat triggers review
- A project that has to pass more than one review
- Applicant
- EDGEWho decides
- Each authority in turn, in the order the sequence sets.
- Named body
- EDGEWhat the agency page does not state
- The section shows the sequence. It does not shorten it.
- Not stated