AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTION Clerk Item 156-23 This amendment includes Exhibit 4 — Conceptual Site Plan. item cf SU AE ElmBRUCE A. BLAKEMAN NASSAU COUNTY County Executive New York Staff Summary 2023 Date: 05/15/2023 Legislation Type: Ordinance Dept: County Executive Subject: Ordinance to Authorize Long-Term Dept Head: Bruce Blakeman Lease with LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLG Dept Contact: Arthur Walsh 2-Z Dept Head Signature: terfial Approvals County Executive/Deputy: f a County Attorney: | KERE “Budget | (3, Legislative affairs: | CGL Purpose: To approve an ordinance to authorize Nassau County Executive Bruce A. Blakeman to terminate the existing lease (the "Existing Lease") for the approximately 72 acre Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum site (the "Site") and execute a new lease (the “Lease") with LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLC (the “Tenant’) for the Site and pursue the development of the Site. Discussion; History The County leased the original 77-acre Coliseum site (the "Site") to Nassau Events Center, LLC (-NEC") pursuant to a ground lease entered into as of October 30, 2013. In July 2015 the County severed the original ground lease into two (2) separate leases for portions of the Colisoum Site: {i} a Coliseum arena lease (the "Restated Coliseum Lease") on approximately 66 acres (reduced to 61 acres when the County sold 5 acres to Memorial Sloan Kettering) (such sixty-six (66) acres of land, less the approximately five (6) acres subsequently severed from the Original Ground Lease, the "Restated Coliseum Lease Site") and (ji) a Coliseum plaza lease for retail and entertainment development (the "Plaza Lease") on approximately 11 acres. NEC performed an extensive renovation an the Coliseum arena, substantially completed on April 6, 2017. Because the retail and entertainment amenities were not developed in ‘accordance with the provisions of the Plaza Lease, the County exercised its right to terminate the Plaza Lease by Notice of Termination dated May 22, 2018 resulting in a termination of the Plaza Lease and the recapture by the County of approximately eleven (11) acres of land at the Site. The Restated Coliseum Lease approved in July of 2075 allowed NEC to obtain leasehold financing in connection with the renovation of the Coliseum. NEC obtained $100 milion in EB-5 leasehold financing in late 2015 through United States Immigration Funding from Nassau Coliseum Funding 100, LLC (Leasehold Lender") who made loans (collectively, the "Loans" to NEC secured by certain mortgages (the "Leasehold Mortgages") encumbering NEC's leasehold interest in and to the Restated Coliseum Lease Site, To be financeable, the Restated Coliseum Lease included standard leasehold lender protections,including the protection giving Leasehold Lender the right to cure any NEC payment default and the right to thereafter take over the lease by stepping into the shoes of its borrower/tenant, NEC. NEC stopped paying rent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and announced in June that it did not plan to operate the Coliseum going forward. The County noticed the payment default in July of 2020, thereby activating Leasehold Lender's rights fo cure the default and take over the Restated Coliseum Lease by operation of the provisions of the lease. In view of NEC's default, inability to cure, lack of defense to foreclosure of the Leasehold Morigages and Leasehold Lender's right to acquire the Restated Coliseum Lease through the foreclosure process, and in lieu of foreclosure, protracted litigation and the attendant time and expense, and {o more promptly resume operations of the Coliseum for the ultimate benefit of the County and the public, NEC and Leasehold Lender entered into @ Settlement in Lieu of Foreclosure. Pursuant to the Settlement in Lieu of Foreclosure between NEC and Leasehold Lender, Leasehold Lender cured the payment default under the Restated Coliseum Lease and NEC assigned and transferred to Nassau Live, ‘as Leasehold Lender Designee, by operation of the Restated Coliseum Lease and consistent with Leasehold Lender's rights under Schedule J occasioned by NEC's default, all ofits right, tile and interest in and to the Restated Coliseum Lease, and Nassau Live became the tenant under the Restated Coliseum Lease and assumed all of the terms, covenants and conditions of the Restated Coliseum Lease as of August 20, 2020. Background on Naw Lease. In 2013, the New York State Constitution was amended to authorize up to seven commercial casinos in the State. Subsequently, the State sited four destination resort casinos in upstate New York. In 2022, the New York State budget established a new siting process and criteria for the remaining three licenses for the Downstate Regions (i., Metro NYC). On January 3, 2023, the New York Gaming Facility Commission issued a Request for Applications to solicit proposals for up to three casinos in the downstate area. Following execution of the new Lease, the Tenant is required to enter into an agreement with Nassau Live to acquire its interest in the Existing Lease within 60 days of the execution of the new Lease by the County Executive, The County and the Tenant will terminate the assumed Existing Leaso and enter into the new Lease. Pursuant fo such Lease, the Tenant (together with one or more of its aflates) intends to pursue the redevelopment of the Coliseum Site, and apply to the New York State Gaming Commission for a gaming facility license (a “License’) Pursuant to the terms of the new Lease, the Tenant will construct an entertainment resort development and have the ability to develop the following uses on the site: (i) public entertainment and/or recreation, (ii) ‘a conference facility, hotel, casino, gaming (and/or pari-mutuel wagering and/or lottery) venue, or Entertainment Venue, (li) hospital facilities and medical offices and related medical facilities, which may include, without limitation, biotech facilities, ambulatory care centers and/or laboratory and research faciliies, iv) "Ciass A" office space, (v) residential development and use, and (vi) any business or commercial purpose incidental to the Tenant's onsite business operations. In the event the Tenant is awarded a license, it will pursue a development with certain minimum elements including: i) a world-class casino; ii) a luxury hotel; il) an entertainment venue; Iv) sufficient parking; iv) retail spaces; and v) distinctly branded restaurants, lounges and cafes. Ifa license is not awarded to the Tenant, then it will pursue the development of a mixed-use complex, which shall include: i) @ hotel brandedas a “Ritz-Carlton”, "St. Regis" or other reasonably equivalent branded hotel; ii) up to 500 residences; ii) an entertainment venue containing at least 3,600 seats; iv) any other lawful use, The Tenant is required to make an upfront non-refundable payment of $54,000,000 to the County within 60 days of the execution of the Lease. The County will also receive @ minimum $25,000,000 statutory portion of the Liconso fee to be submitted by the Tenant to the State if the License is awarded by the NYS Gaming Commission (5% of minimum $500,000,000 License fee). The County anticipates receiving General Municipal Law Section 239-F fees of no less than $8,750,000. Pursuant to the terms of the Lease, the County will receive an initial annual rent of $5,000,000 which will increase to $10,000,000 upon the earlier of the commencement of the casino operation or the three year anniversary of the License award. The County will also receive a Public Safety Payment of $900,000 which will increase to $1,800,000 upon the earlier of the commencement of the casino operation or the three year anniversary of the License award. ‘The Tenant will pay the County a minimum amount of $25,000,000 for the Gaming Tax Revenue Guarantee upon the earlier to occur of the commencement of the casino operation or the three year anniversary of the License award which will increase to $50,000,000 upon the earlier to occur of i) the issuance of the certificate of occupancy for the full gaming space or ii) tho three year anniversary of the eariier to occur of a) the commencement of the casino operation or b) the three year anniversary of the License award. The Tenant will also fund Community Benefits Program with no fess than $2,000,000 annually commencing on the opening of the casino which wil increase to $4,000,000 annually during the Term. The Tenant will construct, at Tenant's expense, an appropriate monument, memorial, or other tribute to veterans of the armed forces of the United States of America at a total cost of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00). ‘The Tenant will also construct, at Tenant's expense, the shell of a police substation of approximately 1,500 square feet on the Site and will reimburse the County for the cost of the interior fitout not to exceed $500,000. Impact on Funding: NA Recommendation: Approve Ordinance.County of Nassau Inter-Departmental Memo To: Clerk of the County Legislature From: ‘County Attorney Date: May 15, 2023 Subject: | ORDINANCE - ORIG. DEPT. - County Executive MAKING CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS PURSUANT TO THE STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW ACT AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE OF THE COUNTY OF NASSAU TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT OF LEASE BY AND BETWEEN THE COUNTY OF NASSAU, AS LANDLORD, AND LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLC, AS TENANT, IN CONNECTION WITH THE LEASING OF CERTAIN PREMISES LOCATED IN UNIONDALE, TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD, COUNTY OF NASSAU, STATE OF NEW YORK, SAID PROPERTY KNOWN AS SECTION 44, BLOCK F, LOTS 351, 411, 412 AND 415, ON THE LAND AND TAX MAP OF THE COUNTY OF NASSAU, AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO EXECUTE A LEASE AND ALL PERTINENT DOCUMENTS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH TO CONSUMMATE THE LEASE, The above-described document attached hereto is forwarded for your review and approval and subsequent transmittal to the County Legislature for inclusion upon its calendar, THOMAS A. ADAMS Bureau Chief Municipal Transactions Bureau AttachmentsAS TO FORM ORDINANCE NO. = 2023 MAKING CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS PURSUANT TO THE STATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REVIEW ACT AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE OF THE COUNTY OF NASSAU TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT OF LEASE BY AND BETWEEN THE COUNTY OF NASSAU, AS LANDLORD, AND LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLC, AS TENANT, IN CONNECTION WITH THE LEASING OF CERTAIN PREMISES LOCATED IN UNIONDALE, TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD, COUNTY OF NASSAU, STATE OF NEW YORK, SAID PROPERTY KNOWN AS SECTION 44, BLOCK F, LOTS 351, 411, 412 AND 415, ON THE LAND AND TAX Y OF NASSAU, AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY TE A LEASE AND ALL PERTINENT DOCUMENTS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH TO CONSUMMATE THE LEASE. Deputy County Attorney WHEREAS, the County of Nassau (the “County”) has negotiated that certain Lease (the “Lease”) with LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLC, a copy of which is on file with the Clerk of the County Legislature, relative to the County’s leasing of certain land and the improvements thereon (the “Premises”) consisting of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and the approximately 72 acre Coliseum site known and designated on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map as Section 44, Block F, Lots 351, 411, 412 and 415; WHEREAS, in accordance with Section 1611 of the Nassau County Charter and acting in an advisory capacity to the Nassau County Legislature, the Nassau County Planning Commission has reviewed the proposed action, namely the leasing of the subject property, and recommends that the action be identified as a “Type 1” pursuant to the New York Stale Environmental Quality Review Act (“SEQRA”), and has furtherreviewed the full Environmental Assessment Form (“EAR”) for the proposed action and recommends that the Legislature upon its review of the EAF and any supporting documentation, if any, determine that the proposed action will have no significant environmental impact and does not require further environmental review; and WHEREAS, the Nassau County Planning Commission, acting in an advisory capacity to the Nassau County Legislature, passed a resolution for the proposed action, a copy of such resolution being attached hereto as Appendix A and incorporated herein, recommending that the Legislature conclude that no further environmental review or action is required on such proposed action, and BE IT ORDAINED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE COUNTY OF NASSAU. AS FOLLOW 1, That the County Executive be and he is hereby authorized to execute on behalf of the County of Nassau the Lease, subject to all the terms and conditions as contained in said Lease, and to execute any and all other instruments and to take such other action as is necessary, to effectuate the terms of such Lease and carry out the purposes of the Lease. 2. That it is hereby detern ned pursuant to the provisions of the State Environmental Quality Review Act, 8 N.Y.E.C.L. Section 0101 et seq. and its implementing regulations, Part 617 of 6 N.Y.C.RR,, and Section 1611 of the County Government Law of Nassau County, that the execution of the proposed Lease of the subject property has been determined to be a “Type I” pursuant o SEQRA and based on the EAF and the supporting documentation has been determined not to have a significant effect on the environment and no further review is required for the reasons set forth in the attached Determination of Non-Significance. 3, This ordinance shall take effect immediately.Appendix A Planning Commission ResolutionNASSAU COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION DISPOSITION OF COUN'TY-OWNED PROPERTY & SEQRA DETERMINATION NCPC-OSPAC FILE NO: 1-2023 WHEREAS, pursuant to Nassna ‘County Administrative Code Section 11-8.0, the NASSAU COUNTY PLANNING .COMMISSION (the "COMMISSION" issues the following recommendation to the NASSAU COUNTY LEGISLATURE (the "LEGISLATURE") and the NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE regarding the diaposition ofreal property owned byNassaa County; snd WHEREAS, the NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE'S OFFICE forwarded to the COMMISSION a proposal forthe assignment ofthe existing Amended and Restated Coliseum Lease between the County of Nassau and Nassex Live Center, LLC to LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LIC for the Nessaa County Veterans Memorial Cotiseum parcels; the assigement of the existing lentes between the County of Naasen sad Royal Blue Hospitality LLC to LVS NY HOLDCO, LLC for the Marriott Hotel parcels; the execution of new lease botween the County of Nassau and LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLC for the Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum parcels; and the execution of new lease ‘betwoon the County of Nassau and LVS NY HOLDGO, LLC for tho Marriott Hotel parcels (the “PROPOSAL”, tore particularly described as: NCPC-OSPAC FILB# 1-2023 Seotion: 44, Block: F, Lot(s) 326, 351, 401, 402, AL, 412 & 415 1255 Hempstead Turnpike, Uniondale, Town of Hempstend ‘WHEREAS, the COMMISSION forwarded to the NASSAU COUNTY OPEN SPACE AND PARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ("OSPAC"), the Proposal; and WHEREAS, the COMMISSION held & public hearing on March 2, 2023 (the “PUBLIC HBARING”, in accordance with N,Y. Public Officers Law and the Nassau County Administrative Code § 11-8(0), notice of which ‘was sont to Nassau County Lagislator Sisia A. Bynoe, and Town of Hempstead Supervisor Donald X. Clavin, Jr, as well as to all surrounding property owners within a 150 ft radius, with regard to the Proposal; and WHEREAS, the Nesssn County Administrative Code § 11-8(b) states thet OSPAC stall report any recommendations it has with respect to proposels fo the Commission within thirty (30) days of the PUBLIC HEARING conducted by the Commissions and WHEREAS, OSPAC did not make a recommendation regerding the Proposal within thicty (30) days of the PUBLIC HEARING; and, WHEREAS, in accordance with Section 1611 of the Nassou County Charter and acting in an advisory capacity to the LEGISLATURE, the COMMISSION is required to review certain actions in accordance with the New ‘York State Environmental Quality Roview Act ("SEQRA") and the COMMISSION has conducted such environmental review; and WHEREAS, upon review of he Town of Hempstead zoning ordinance, the aoqusition ofthe Property by an adjacent owner would not reslt ina single [ot that could bo subdivided for rosidential development as of right; and WHEREAS, the Proposal ia in compliance with tho criteria identified in the Nassau County Planning. Comanission's Mester Plan nad tke erteria governing review by OSPAC set forth in Tite 47 of the Misceilancous Laws of Nasoau County. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that, based upon review of the environmental documents, including the Full Environmental Assessment Form, and supporting documentation, the COMMISSION recommends that the LEGISLATURE find that the proposod action regarding NCPC-OSPAC f1-2023 be classified as a Type action and determine thet it will not have a sigsificent adverse impact on tha environment; and be it futther‘RESOLVED, thatthé COMMISSION hereby tecommends that the LEGISLATURE complete the review of. tho proposed action under SEQRA by classifying the action as Type [ end issuing a NEGATIVE DECLARATION; and $e it further : RESOLVED, that the COMMISSION hereby recommends that he LEGISLATURE approve the Propose! fr the subject property without condition. ‘The foregoing resolution was offered: ‘The resolution herein was, in nocordance with all applicable law, duly considered, moved, and adopted by the following vote: Leonard Shepiro, Chair RECUSED Joffrey Greenfield, Vice-Chair AYE Neal Lewis, 3rd Vice-Chair AYE Dene Durso AYE Ronald J. Ellerbe AYE ‘Murray Forman AYE Denise Gold, AYE Khandan Kalety AYE, Reid Sakowich AYE ‘The Chair declared the resolution duly adopted. OSPAC 1-2023 Adopted: April, 27, 2023 ‘This resolution may be modified to allow for the correction of any mathemticel, graphical and/or clerical crrors subsoquent to eny approval and edoption of seid resolution without the neoessity for a voto to be tekee by the Nassau County Planning ‘Commission if said resolution is approved and adoptod by the affirmative vote of a majority of said Nassan County Planning. Commission.‘Resolution of Nesenu Couaty Planning Commission ‘Adopted: April 27,2023 OSPAC File 1.2023 STATE OF NEW YORK ) ) 88: COUNTY OF NASSAU ) 1, William Nimmo, Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Planning Commission, do hereby certify, that I have compared the preceding with the original resolution passed by the Planning Commission of Nassau County, New York, On April 27, 2023 on file in say office end recorded in the recoid of proceedings of the Planning Commission of the County of Nassau end do hereby certify the same to be a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole said original | further certiy that the resolution herein above was passed by the concurring affirmative vote of the Planning Commission of the County of Nassat, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, This 27° day of April in the year of 2023. AEP WILLIAM NIMMO, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, NASSAU COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSIONState Environmental Quality Review Negative DeclarationSiaie Environmental Quality Reviow (SEQR) NEGATIVE DECLARATION Notice of Determination of Non-Significance Approval of Lease Assignments and New Leases for Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum Parcels and Marriott Hotel Parcels Project Number: NCPC-OSPAG File No, 1-2023 Date: ‘This notice is issued pursuant to Article 8 Environmental Quality Review Act [“SEQI 6 NYCRR Part 617. the Environmental Conservation Law (State and the implementing regulations therefor at ‘The Nassan County Legislature, as lead agency, has determined, subsequent to review of the Full Environmental Assessment Form (Parts 1, 2 and 3) and all attachments, and testimony provided ‘and information presented to the Nassau County Legislature, that the proposed action, described below, will not have a significant adverse impact on the envirenment, and an Environmental Impact Statement (“BIS will not be prepared, Lead Agency: Nassau County Legislature Name of Proposed Action: Lease Assignments and New Leases for Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum Parcels and Marriott Hotel Parcels SEQRA Status: ‘Typed Description of Action: The proposed action consists of the assignment of the existing Amended and Restated Coliseum Lense between the County of Nassan and Nassau Live Center, LLC to LVS ‘NY Holdco 2, LLC for the Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum parcels; the assignment of the existing leases between the County of Nassau and Royal Blue Hospitality LLC to LVS NY Holdco, LLC for the Marriott Hotel parcels; the execution of new lease between the County of Nassau and LVS NY Holdco 2, LLC for the Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum parcels; and the execution of new lease between the County of Nassau and LVS NY Holdeo, LLC for the Marriott Hotel parcels. ‘The proposed action does not authorize eny development on the subject property but allows site control to permit the lessees to undertake planning activities, persue licensing and development approvals, and seek funding. Location: The subject property is situated at 1255 Hempsteed Turnpike (Nassau Vetorans Memorial Coliseum Parcels) and 101 James Doolittle Boulevard (Marriott Flot! Percels), Uniondale, New York, The subject property includes epproximetely 86275 acres consisting of approximately 71,602 acres coramonly known as the Nassan County Veterans Memoria! Coliseurn site (NCTM Nos. Section 44-— Block F-~Lots 351, 411, 412, 415), and apptoximately 14,673 acres commonly known ‘8 the Marriott Hotel Site (NCTM Nos. Section 44 ~ Block F ~Lots 326, 401 anc 402) Reasons supporting this determination: In accordance with SEQRA and its implementing regulations at 6 NYCRR Part 617, Nassau County, using the Full Environmental Assessment Form and other documents and raterials, referenced herein and comparing same to the thresholds set forth in 6 NYCRR §617-4 has determined that this project is a Type faction. Coordinated review has been conducted.‘i : a 2 ‘As ‘tated above, Nassau ‘County is proposing to assige thé existing Amended snd Restated Coliseum: Lease between the County of Nassau and Nassan Live Center, LLC to LVS NY Holdco 2, LLC for the Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseurn parcels; the assignment of the existing leases between the County of Nassuu and Royal Blue Hospitality LLC to LVS NY Holdeo, LLC for the Marziott Hotel parcels; the execution of new lease between the County of Nessau and LVS NY Holdoo 2, LLC for the Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum parcels; and the exeoution ‘of new lease between the County of Nassau and LVS NY Holdco, LLC for the Marriott Hotel parcels. ‘The proposed action docs not authorize any development on the subject property but allows site control to permit the lessees (o undertake planning activites, pursue licensing and development approvals, and seek funding, es appropriate, for an integrated casino resort concept. Jn order for the lessoes to begin the planning, licensing and land use application processes, the lessees must have authorization from Nassau County, as the property owner, to undertake the necessary planning activities, make licensing, land use and funding applications, and undertake other necessary activities to secure required approvals for development in accordance with the integrated casino resort concept, Leases must be authorized in order for these activities to be undertaken by the lessees. As previously indicated, the assigned leases and new leases do not constitute approval of actual 2 One Family Two Family ‘Thres Fainily ‘Multiple Family (four ormoris) Tail Phase At completion ofa pases i. Does the proposed action include new non-residential construction (ichuding expansions)? PivestiNe Ih¥es, NVA ~ aotion involves lease assignments and new leases only 1. Total number of structures ii, Ditaensions (in feet) of largest proposed structure: height; |i Approximate extent of building space to be heated Gr cooled: length Toot Tr Does the proposed action include constuction or other acivitce tat will result i tho eponndamant of aay [Yes INo liquids, suchas eeation of «water supply, reservoir, pond, lee, waste ‘agoan ar othr storage? It'Yes, NVA action involves lease assignments ad now leases only 4 Purpose ofthe impoundment: i. Wa water impoundment, the prineipal souroe ofthe water’ [J Ground water [-]Surlace water streams [JOther apealy iti, TFother thea water, ideality the fype of tmpounded/eontained Niguids and thelr source 1v. Approximate sive of the proposed impoundment. Volume rallfon gallons; sirface area Dimensions ofthe proposed dam or impounding structure: ength vf, Construction method/matecials for the proposed damn of impoti ath 6, rock, wood, concrete): D2, Project Operations — N/A — action involves lease assignments and new leases only Does fe proposed ation clade any excavation, ing, of Geighg, daring constiction, peion, OTE? “CIWS (Not including general site preparation, grading or installation of utilities or foundations where all excavated Ihara wil remain onsite) WA ves: {Whats the purpose of he excavation or dredging? : 1 ow mach material (sluding rock, earth, sediments, ee) proposed to bereaved ftom the ale? * Volume (specify tons or cubic yards): © Over what duration of tine? 1M. Deserbe nature nnd characteristics Sf mats to be exonvated or dredged, and plans to use manage or dispose of them. in, Will there be onale dowatering ot processing of excavated materia? Lvl yes, deseribe +. Wat tho tol are tobe dredged or excavated? crea 1, What ie the maximum azen to be worked st any one He? acres vil. What would be the maximum depth of excavation or dredging? feat ‘i, Will Cre excavation require basting? Lives[]No ix, Summarize site reclamation goals and ples: 1 Would he proposed action couse oF Yost in alcration GE Insane of decrease In sas oh oy oatoachment’ Was No into any existing wetland, waterbody, shoreline, beach or adjacent arca? N/A ~ son involves late asigunestiand mew lear any ees: 4. Identify the wetland or waterbody witich would be affected (by name, water index number, wetland snap number or geographic desorption) Page 4 of 13TE Desaribs how the proposed action would affect ikai watedbody o- wellund, eg. excevation, Al, placeroent of Suctunes, oF alteration of channels, firjke and shorelines. Indicate extgat of activities elterations and agkltions in square feet or nes: ‘8, Will the proposed action cease oF result in disturbance lo bottom sediments? D¥esCNo I?Yes, describe: {y, Will he proposed action cause or result inthe dest Yes: ‘© acres of aquatic vegetation proposed to be removed: ___ ‘+ expected acreage of aquatic vegetation remaining after project completion: + purpose of proposed removal (e.g. beach clearing, invasive species control, boat aocess); ‘ar removal oP aquatic vegetation? T¥etino ‘© proposed method of plant removal: # ifchemical/ herbicide treatment will Be used, specify products): >, Describe any proposed reclamation/mitigation following disturbance: T.Will the proposed action use, or ercale& new demand for water? NIA“ sian iicvaiancaaroariotoow ear P]Vea[ No 1fYes: i. Total anticipated water usage/demand per day: sgallonvday ii, Will the proposed action obtain water from an existing public water suppiy? (CY¥es("No It¥es: ‘+ Namo of district or service are + Docs the existing public water supply have capacity to serve the proposal? DivesNo + Isthe projet sli inthe existing district? DYesEINo + Isexpansion ofthe district needed? Oyesno + Docxiating Snes serve the projoe sie? DyedINo | i, Wil ine exension within an existing distct be necessary to supply the project? Dives No Iter: ‘+ Desetibo extensions or capacity expansions proposed to serve this projects ‘+ Source(s) of supply for the district: HEHE 1, Is anew water supply district or service zea proposed to be formed to serve the project site? 1 Yes: 1+ Applicent/sponsor for new district: Date epplication submitted or anticipated: ‘© Proposed source(s) of supply far new dist ¥, Ifa public water supply will not be usod, deserbe plans to provide water supply forthe project! vi. IF water supply will be fiom wells (public or private), whet fs the eaximum pursping eapeety:—__ gallonsfninute, Wil he propoved action sorta very Tivesine Yes 4. Total anticipated gu waste generation per aye gallonsiday fi. Notute of quid wares ro be generated (eg, stitry Wasiewate, Industral; i combination, describe al components and approximate volume or proportion of each S wastes? NVA ten aber are sn. WUT pope aan ae ny ing ub Waser aS RATT TveERe Yen ‘© Name of wastewater treatment plont to be use: «Name of district: ia a ane acacia ‘+ Docs the existing wastewater treatment pleat have capacity to serve the project? DiyesENo Ia the project site inthe existing district? TlyesEINo #Isexpansion ofthe district needed? ayes No Page 5 of 13ing sower lings serve profes is? ; DyesCNe ‘© Will line extension within an existing district be necessary to sarve dé project? BvesCno ives: ; '» Describe extensions or capacity expansions proposed to serve this project: jv, Will anew wastewater (Gewege) treatmest distil be formed to aerve the project site? ~~ ElvesNe ItYes: © Applicant/sponsor for new di Date application submitted or anticipated aes + What isthe reosiving water for the wastewater dicharge? », Ifpublie facilities will aot be used, describe plans to provide wastewater Featment forthe projec, eluding spoolying proposed receiving water (namo and classification if surface discharge or dosoribe subsurface disposal plans): vi, Describe any plans or designs to capture, recycle or rouse liquid waste: ©. Wille proposed action disturb more than one acre and create slormwaier Rinoff, elther from new point TivesNe sources (Le. ditches, pipes, sweles, curbs, gutters or other concentrated flows of stormvater) oF non-point souree (le, eheet flow) duting construction or post consiruetion? N/A 1 Yes: 1. How much impervious surface will the project ereats in relation to total sie of project parcel? Square feet or ____ acres (impervious suriace) ~aoces (areal size) 3 source, Gio sorawaier riot Be droid fo, onto sonar management ooiibiuctars, adjacent proper, ‘groundwater, on-site aurface water or off-site surface watera)? 7 Ti entos wanes ently eseving wate bodies or wetlands ‘+ Wilfstomwater ranoif flow to adjacent properties? Dive No Doss th propos plan minnie impervious hese porous matin or colt andro tomate? [IYexCNo [Does the prozased action include, or will t use on-site, ono oF more souters of air emissions, including fuel LiVesLINo © nnbantion, rst finan, oehesprcenes or operons? IAs tac enhns le bn It Yes, identity: |. Mobile sources during project operations (e.g, heavy equipment, float or daivery vehicles} ii, Sationary sources during construction (eg., power generation, strucharal heating, bitch plant, sashes) ‘ii, Tatfonary sources during operations (e-,, process emissions, large boilers, elecisie generation) i Wilay si emlasion sources sand ie D2.T (above), regyeaNY State Ak Roglavnion, Ak Fully Permit, CIVesLNo or Federal Clonn Ar Act Title IV or Title V Permit? on nas ager sy Yes: i. Is the project site located in en Air quality now-attainment aree? (Area routinely of periodically filsto meet ]¥esL1No ambient air quality standards forall or same pats ofthe year) 1 Tnaddition to emissions as caculated in te application, the proje ‘Toas/year (short tons) of Carbon Dioxide (CO;} “Tons/year (shor tons) of Nous Oxide (N30) Tons/year (short tons) of Prflucrocarsons (PRC) Tons/Year (sbor tons) of Sulfur Hexefuoride (SF) Tons/year (short tons) of Carbon Dioxide equivalent of Hyivoflourccasbons (HFCs) ‘Tonwyear (short tons) of Hazardous Air Pollutzts (HAPS) ill generate: Page 6 of 13[i Wile proposed acon generate ot enitmetiane Gncliding, bu wot Tiled, swage eaten pans, TvesNe "ndfills, composting facilities)? N/A sin nv eae aya aes a : Yes: 1, Estimate methane generation in tons/year (totic) i, Deseribo any methane caphirs, control or elimination measures included in project design (e.g, combustion to generate heat or electricity, facing): T Wile proposed ection reull inthe velesso of air pollutans Irom oper operalons or processes, such as [Ves No quay of lanl operations? N/A AtYes: Describe operations and nature of emissions (eg, diesel exhaust, rock putticulates/dust): ‘Will the proposed action result iu a substantial Increase in Gaffe above present levels or generate substantial [Vel No new demand for transportation facilites or services? NYA-sten hove is sarees oe ins ly Yes: i We ith ak ais expeced (Ceca tat ngpy): CIMoming — C)veingaWeckent )Rendomly between hours of st Borcommeral wives ony, pR)POET Tumb OT HE wipldey ed type (ee. sem tars and dump tks): Wi, Parking spaces: Existing, Proposed Net increaseldecrease 4. Does the proposed action include any shared use parking? DyeslINo 1. Ife propoted sotion inludos any modifition of existing roads, creation of new roads or change in existing access, describe: vt, Are publieiprvate transportation szviccG) or flies available within 7 mle of the proposed site? LivepNe ‘it Will the proposed action include acces to public transportation oF accommodations for use of hybrid, electric F}¥es{]No rather alternative fueled vehlees? | vai. Witt the proposed action include plans for pedestrian or bicycle accommodations for connections to existing — CTYea{-INo povlestrian or bioyele routes? Te Will the proposed action (for comiercial or industrial projects only) generate new or additional demand TivesCINo for energy?» N/A scion vanes baic semen td aw ees tly 1eYos: 1, Estimate annual electricity demand during operation ofthe proposed action: si Ratcpaedsaureahoplir of elecaeiy for he projet ones ebay, oa Ate renal, via goal wy, or | other): tut, Willthe proposed eation require @ ew, or aa upgrade, to an existing substation? —— OveQNo Toure oF operation, Answer all items which apply. NU = 055 RSV ESF w mH el 1. During Construction: fi, During Operator © Monday - Friday: _ . © Saturday sierra 2 . © Sunday: . et — © Holidays . Page 7 of 13[ma Will the prop: p produce noise that will exceed existing ambient noi DpensGok, oF BGR? NVA‘ sen Seva ab ands Myer . 1, Provide details including souross, tine of day and duration: 1, Will the proposed sstion remove existing naturel barriers dat Desatbe: 1, Will the proposed action Rave outdoor igang? NIA == ost epenns ndw a y Ikyes: 4, Deseribe source(s), location(s), height of fixture(s,ditetion/aim, and proximity &6 nearest occupied structures: «i. ‘Will proposed action reniove existing natural barriers that could act as 2 light barier or screen? Tivetine Doser ‘0, Does the proposed selion have the potenilal te produce odors for more than one hour perday? NV Tive LIne If Yes, describe possibie sources, potential frequency and duration of odor emissions, and proximity to nearest ‘occupied struciares! Wil the proposed anton Include aay bulk siorge of pevoloum (combined copay of over 1,100 els) E]¥eiCINo tr chomieal prot 185 gulls inabovegroshd rage or aby amount in underground sornge? N/A wwii we a a i Product(s) 0 be ered Volumes) ‘rani tine eins nt, ey Ii, Goneraly, sabe th ropoced tongs lis @ Will the proposed action (commercial, industrial and recreational projects oly) use pesticides ingoctiedes) duting construction or operation? N/Aaes inert smignna ed new ens aiy ItYes: 4 Describe proposed trextmmt(s: > aebicides, LI Ves LINo 4i, Will the proposed action use Integrated Pest Management Practices? Yes Cine T, Will the proposed action (conmerciel or induatial projects only) involve or require he management or disposal L) Yes LINo of solid waste (excluding hazardous materia)? N/A-#iwe intern sigan a a oly Ieee: £. Describe any solid weste(s)t0 be generated during constructioa or operation of the facility: © Construction: tons per (anit of time) © Operation: tons per —(onitof time) i, Describe any proposals for on-site miaimization, recyoling oF reuse oft © Construction: feria to avoid dispose as sotid waste: + Operation: tit, Proposed dlspoval methods/i © Constuction: jas Tor solid waste generated on-site: © Operation: Page 8 of 13,«Doak te niopsed aston Tecinde construction or modication oF slid wast aanapomentfoliy? “NVA Di Yes Ne Type of management o: handling of wast propose for the site eg, reoyling or transfer station, Composting, Le oF che dispose activities 4. Anicipaed rate of dsposiliproseseng + “Tons/month if tensor oF othr non-combusin/hemal eaten, or onsfiout, i combustion or thermal reatrent cod it ife, vers ii fend, ant T Wil i papers sion hens ie Smeal postion, eins ors oF disposal of hazardous [_JvesLINo ‘waste? 1eYes: 1. Name(s) ofall hazardous wastes of constituents to be generated handled or managed et facility 11, Generally desctibe processes or activities involving hazardous wastes ox constituents; _ iii, Specify amount tobe handled or generated —__—_tonsimonth fy. Describe any proposals for on-site minimization, recycling or reuse of hazardaus constibuents: .Wiamy Hazardous wanes bo Uisponed a an existing ose hazardous waste lig? CivaL Ine Lt Vee: provide ne and location of fc: : LENO! deseribepeoposed managaneat OT any harirous wavies Wik WHT not be sett a Razardous wait alin E, Site and Setting of Proposed Action EL. Land uses on and surrounding the project site 2 '8, Existing land uses. Hi Hee 1 Check ell ses that oezuron, adjoining end nest the projets. C1Urban C1 Industrial Commercial [1 Residential (suburban) [1] Rural (non-farm) CiForest CE} Agriculture C] Aguatic A Other (speci) educatond, enon spon, hstutorlertea (nuns) it Irmix of ees, generily describe: “tue bed ney ecommerce (onal ad no) wih earl an eel aoe foto na ory and weal coon soe aa a concaral(Voie), eden end ‘ender othe eo iy Land uses and coveTiypes on the projeet ale, : Land useor ‘Current ‘Acreage After ] ‘Change Covsrype aes Acreage project Completion |__ (Acres #4) 3 Roads, balldings, and other paved or imperious ears | reste rear ° = Forested pati a © Meadow, graslands or ruslands (aon - : : Agricultura including sbandoned agricultural) _ , 4 Tmpact on groundwater ‘The proposed action may sesult in new or additional use of ground water, or ino Qves may have the potential ‘o introduce contaminants to grownd water or an aquiter, (See Part 1. D.2.a, D.2.¢, D.2¢, D.2. If "Yes" answer questions ah. If Relevant Moderate sues 5 paca owant | Pant tolarge Question(s) | impact | impact may 4. The proposed ection muy require new water supply was, or create additional demend | D2> a 5 on supplies from existing water eupply wells. | = ‘8, Water supply demanc! from the proposed action may exceed sefe and sustainable | D2e a o ‘withdrawal capacity rate of the Jocal swpply or aquifer. Gite Soutee: ©. The propose detion ny allow or result in residential ies in areas without water and | Dla D2e | on ° 44 The proposed action may inelude or require wastewater discharged to groundwater, | D24,z21 | a «. The proposed action may result inthe construction of water supply wells in locations | D231, | oa o ‘where groundwater is or is suspected to be, contaminated, Elg, Eiht £. The proposed action may require the bulk storage of potroleam or chemicel products | D2p, E21 a 8 __over ground water or an aquifer = EI ‘The proposed action may inyolve the commercial application of pesticides within 100 | 2, D2q, 5 ° {feot of potable drinking waior or irigation sources, Bl, D2e | b. Other empacts: ee 5 . % Impact on Flooding ‘The proposed action may result in development on lands subject to flooding, NO Oyes (Soe Part [. 8.2) If "Yes", answer questions a g. If “No. move on to Section 6, Relevané | Noor | Moderate | Part small | tolarge | Question(®) | impact | impaet mey may occur | occur _ | 8, The proposed action may result in development in a designated floodway. Ez ° a b, The proposed action may result in development within « 100 year floadpl FQ 5 ° «. The proposed action may result in development within 500 year floodplain. Bak o . 4. The proposed ection may reeutt in, or require, modification of existing drainage Dab, D2e ° o pater «The proposed action may change flood water flows that coutribute to flooding, Dob, E2K, 5 2 itt i zj, P2K £ If there is « dam located on the site of the proposed action, isthe dam in need of repair, | Ele 5 5 or upgrade? Page 3 of 106; Tmpacts on Air ‘The proposed action may include a state regulated air emission source. ino Cves {Seo Pert 1, D.2.f, D.2.h, D.2.8) If'¥es", answer questions af. If "No", move on to Section 7. Relevant] Noor | Moderate > Part L Question(s) | impact | impact may small | to large ray orsur | occur ‘If the proposed aziion requtes federal or sat air emission permits, the action may ‘so emit one oF more greechouse gases tc above the following levels: i, More that 1000 tonsyear exrboa dioxide (COs) Dog a a {i, More than 3.5 tonsiyear of niuous oxide (NO) D2. a a {il More than 1000 tosiyear of carbon equivaleat of peciuorocarboos PFCs) | D2g a a iv, More than 045 tons'eer of sulfur hexafluoride (SF) Dag. 5 8 '¥, More than. 1000 tons/year of carbon dioxide equivalent of Dig a a ‘nydrochlorofourocarbons (HFCs) emissions Vi.43 tonsear or more of methane Dah 5 ® »b, The proposed action may generate 10 tonsjear ar more of anyone designated bog a . inzardous air pollatan, 0:25 tons/yer or more of any combination of euch hezarous airpolltans, “The proposed sllon may requie a sate at vegetation, or may produce av omissions | Daf, D2g a a rate of total contaminants that may exceed Ths. pec hour, or may inciude a heat ny tare, threatened or endangered species, 2 i government. ‘by New York Sisto or the federal source canable of producing more than 10 milion BTU's per hour, a 4, The proposed action may reach 50% of any ofthe thresholds ia “a” through “”, 0 shove. «. ‘The proposed sction may result in the combustion or thermal tretment of more than L o 3 tox of refuse per hour. - 7 aa £ Other impacts: - o 5 Impact on Plants and Animals "The proposed action may result ina fos of flora or fauna, (See Part I, E.2. m~<,) No Oves Wes", answer questions aj. If'No", mave an to Section 8 ] Relevant | No,or | Moderate Part small | tolarge Questions) | impact | impact may : ae may occur | occur | a The proposed action may ease reduction in population or loss of individuals of ny | B20 a a threatened or endangered species, as listed by New York State or che Federal |__ government hat ue tes, or re ound on, ovr, oF wet hee, b, The proposed action may result in # reduction or degradation of any habitat used by | E20 o o 0, Tha proposed action may cause reduction in population, or loss of individuals, of any | Fap species of epecia! concern or conservation need, es Usted by New York State or the Federal goverament, that use tke site, orare found on, over, or near the site, 4. The proposed action may result in a eduotion ot degradstion of any habitat used by | B2p say species of special concern and conservation need, as listed by New York Sta ‘he Federal government. Page 4 of 10, The proposéd ation may diminish the capacity ofa segisterod National Natial ~~} B3¢ a a Landmark to support the biological community it wes established to protect. d The proposed action may result in the removal of, or ground disturbance in, any 2a o D portion of a designated significant natural commu. Source: {& The proposed action may stibstanlially interfere with nesting/breeding, Foraging, ot cverswintring habitat forthe predominant species that occupy or use the project ste, | F2™ i? ° f 1. The proposed acti requires tho convetsion of moic than 10 acres of forest, ee o o grassland or any other regionally or locally importa Habitat type & informaiion source: 4. Proposed action (commercial, industrial or recrostional projects, only) involves use of | D2q ° 5 berbicides or pesticides 4 Other impacts a o ‘8. Impact on Agricultural Resources Fe ‘The proposed action may impact agricultural resources, (See Part 1. B.3.a. and b.) xo Oves If "Yes", answer questions ah. If “No”, move on to Section 9. Relevant | Noor | Moderate Part 1 small | tolarge Question(s} | impact | impact may 4, The proposed action may impact soil clasifid within soil group I through 4 ofthe | 120, B3b 8 a NYS Land Classification System, [see The proposed action may sever, cross or otherwise limit acoes to agricultural land | Bla Eb a a Gaciades cropland, haylielés, pasture, vineyard, orchard, ei). «0. The proposed action mey result in the excavation or compection ofthe soil profile of | B3b c a active agricultural land. 4. The proposed action may iroversibly convert agricultral land to non-egricultural | BIb, B38 6 a uses cither more than 25 acres if loceted in an Agricultural District, or more than 10, acres if wot within an Agrioaltaral Distt. «. The proposed action may disruptor prevent installation of an egricultol land BIg EIS a 8 ngnagement system, £. The proposed action may result, directly or indiecty, in increased development 022,03, D o potential or pressure on farmand, D2e, D2 {The proposed projest isnot consistent with the adopted mnmnicipal Farmland Ce a a Brotsetion Plen. # " he, Other impact: a a Page 5 of 10Inapact on Aesthetic Resources ‘The land use of the proposed action are obviously different from, or are in no Dyes sharp contrast to, cunrert land use patterns between the proposed project and scenic or aesthetic resource, (Part 1. B.1.a, B1.b, B.3.b,) Ip Yes", answer questions a-g. If “No”, go to Section 10. : a Relevant] No, oF | Moderate | Paret small | to large Question(¢) | impact | impact may a. Proposed action may be vibe fram any offically designated federal, state occa] B3h o a seeuio or aesthetic resource sine ie », The proposed action may resut inthe obstruction, elimination or significant BB, C2b a 2 soreening of one oF more officially designated scenic views. «. ‘The proposed aston may be visible from publicly accessible vantage points: 3h jasonely (eg, scroened by summer foliage, but visible during other aeasons) 8 o ii, Year round o a 4. The situation or activity in which viewers are engaged while viewing the proposed | B3h setion is: a, 4, Routine travel by residents, including travel to and from work ia a ii, Recreational or tourism based activites Ble : 7 «. The proposed action may cause a diminishment of the public enjoyment and Ba o ° sepresnion of the designated sexthee reso {There are similar projects visible within the following distance of the proposed Dia, Bla, o o project | pig pig OR eile 43 mile 35 mile 54_mila 1 Other impacts a a 10, Impact on Historie and Archeological Resources ‘The proposed action may occur in or adjacent to @ historic ot archaeological (ves resource. Part 1.B.3.¢, £ and g) If"Yes”, answer questions a-e. If "No", go to Section 11, Bede a | Relevant | Noor [Moderate Part L small | tolarge Question(s) | onpact | impact may = oe at ar_| | &, The proposal sofan may occur wholly iy within, or substantally contiguous to, any buildings, exchacological site or dati: which s listed on the National er | BSE e a State Register of Historical Places, or that hasbeen determined by the Commnissiover of tho NYS Office of Packs, Recreation and Historie Preservation tobe eligible for listing on the Stato Register of Historie Places. ‘The proposed aston may cour willy or paral within, or substantially coniguons | H3t 2 3 to, an area designated as sensitive for archaeological sites on the NY State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) archacological site inventory. ‘, The proposed action may occur wholly or partially within, or substantially contiguous | E3g a ‘o, an atebrcological site not included on the NY SHPO inveniory. Source: | Page 6 of 10Other itnpao ei a a 3 | Tray of te above Grd) are anowered "Moderato To TRS pack aay © occur, contin with the following questions to help suppirt eonclusios in Part 3: i. The proposed action may result inthe destruction o aeration of lor part? 33, E3g, o a ‘of the ste or property, BS “The proposed action may result inthe alteration of the property's soting or | He, RSE, 7 a inary. B3g, Ble, Bb Sil, ‘The proposed action may result in the introduction of visual elements which | E3734, | ° are out of character with the site or property, or may alter its setting, eat 11. Impact on Open Space and Recieation f s i ae ‘The proposed action may result ina loss of recreational opportunities or a Z)xo YES reduotion of an open space resource as designated in any adopted municipal open space plan, (See Patt 1. C.2., B.1.c,, B24.) If "Yes", answer questions a- e. If "No", go to Section 12. Relevant [Noor | Moderate Part] ‘small | tolarge Question(s) | impact | impact may may oceur | sceur 4. The proposed action may result in sn ienpsiment of natural fioctions, or “ecosystem | D2e, 1b 5 a services", provided by an undeveloped are, including but not limited to stormwater | Eh, storage, tutient eyeling, wildlife habitat 2m, 120, 2m, E2p b. The proposed action may result inthe loss ofa ouront or future reereational resource, | C28, Els, 8 c __| 2c, #2q eeeeeel «. The proposed action may eliminate open gpaze or recreational resource in en asea | Ca, C2e o a with fow auch resources. Ble, Bq 4."The proposed action may result in loss of an aree now used informally by the C2e, Ble a ao | comacunity as an opon space resouros, 6, Otter impzcts: Specs - 8 2 72. Impact on Critical Environmental Areas ‘The proposed action may be located within or adjacent to a critical 7]No YES environmental area (CEA), (See Pest 1. £.3.d) If"Yes", answer questions ac. If “No”, go to Section 13. Relevant | Noor | Moderate Part tolarge Question(4) | impact | impact may {. The proposed action mey result in a reduction in the quantity ofthe rosouses or Bad a 0 caracteristio which was the bais for designation ofthe CEA 'b. The proposed aetion may result in a redveton in the cualty ofthe resource ot B3d o | o characteristic which was the basis for designation ofthe CEA, «. Other impacts 6 8 Page 7 of 1013, Impact on Transportation ‘The proposed action may result int change to existing transportation systems. Z)No yes (See Part 1.25) If"Yes" answer questions a -f. If "No", go to Section | ea ee 7 ee . ST) Relevant | Noor] Moderate : Part] small | to inrge Question(s) | © impact | impact may L ee may oecur | occur a Projpeted afc incronse may exceed capacity of existing road network Da a a '. The proposed action may rosult in th constvetion of paved parking area for'000r | D2} D a |__ more vehicles. it si Geet i 6, The proposed ection wit! degrade existing tansit aocoss, Dy 3 a 4, Tee proposed action wil degrade existing pedestrian or bicycle ascammodations. | D2) ° a «Tho proposed ection may alter the prasent patter of movement of people or goeds. | D2) a ° £ Other impets a a 14, ImpactonEnergy a i ‘The proposed action may cause an increase in the use of any form of energy. (Cves (Gee Patt 1.D.2.K) __f "Yea", answer questions ae. If "No", go to Section 1S Relevant | No, or | Moderate Part small | tolarge Question(s) | impact | impact may ___| may oceur | oeenr | 1 The proposed ection will require @ new, or an upgrade to an existing, substation. Dek 3 o b, The proposed action will require the ereation or extension of tm cnergy tranamiasion | D1f, 0 a ‘or supply system to serve more than 50 single or two-family residences arto serve a | Dlg, Dak ‘comamereal cr industrial ue The proposed action may uflize more than 2,500 MWhrs por year of electricity. | Dak o 8 4. The proposed action may involve besting and/or enolng of mare theo 100,000 square | Dig . ® feet of building ara when completed. Be [SEH EEL &: Ciher Impacts eae 15, Impact on Noise, Odor, and Light ‘The proposed action may result in an increase in noise, odors, ot outdoor lighting. (yes (Gee Part 1.D.2.m,, n., and) If "Yes", answer questions 4 -f. If “No”, go to Section 16. Relevant Moderate Part fo large ‘Question(s) | impact | impact may may secur | occur «: The proposed action may produce sound above noise levels etab ished by local Din a ° regulation, b. The proposed action may result in blasting within 1,500 feet of eny residence, Dam, Hid a a | hosptal, school, Heeosed day care center, oF nursing home. fe if i ©. The proposed action may result in routine odors for more thaa one hows per day. | D2o = o Page 8 of 10|G. The proposed action iy-rest in Light shining onto joining properties Dia 3 «8. The proposed action may result in lighting Sone eee Dia, Ele 0 aa conditions. £ Other impacts a a 16. Impact on Human Health ‘The proposed action may dave an impact on human health stom exposure NO (Cives tonew or existing sources of contaminants. (See Pert 1.D.2q,, Bl. d. £ g. and h,) If."Yes", answer questions a~m. If “No”, go to Section 17. ae : Relevant [Noor | Moderate . i f Part L small | tolarge Questions) | impact | impact may may cceur | occur ‘a. The proposed action is located within 1500 fet ofa sehoo,nasplta, Hoensed day | 81d o 1 care center, proup home, musing home of retirement community, », The site of the proposed action is currently undergoing remedistion, Big, Eth » o «. There is a complcted emergency spill semediaton, ors completed environments site | Bg, Eth ° 3 remediation on, or adjacent to the ste of the proposed action. 4. The site of tho ection is subject o an insitutionel control limiting the use ofthe | Bg, th o 3 [__ property (eg, easement or deed restriction) «The proposed action may affect institutional control measures that were putin place | Eg, Lh 8 D to ensure that the site remains protective ofthe environment and hua ealth, {. The propoced action has adequete control measures in place to ensure that future | D2t a a ‘generation, treatment andor disposal of hazardous wastes will be protective ofthe cavitomment and human heal 1. The proposed action involves construction or modification ofa solid waste aq, BIE b a ‘management feciity. b. The proposed setion may result in the unearthing of soli or hazardous waste. D2qEIF a o i. The proposed action may resutin an increase in the rate of dispose, or provessing, of | D2r, D2s A a sali waste, |. The proposed tetion may result in excavation or otter disturbance within 2000 feet of | BL, Blg a a asite used forthe disposal of solid or hazardous waste, Bib kc The proposed action may result in the migration of explosive gases ftom elendsill | BLE Blg o o site to edjacont off site structures, |The proposed action mey result the release of contaminated leachele from the D2, Bit 8 3 project site, per sm, Other impacts Page 9 of 10‘Consistency with Community Plans ‘The proposed ection is not consistent with adopted land use plans, [Jno (lves (See Part 1.C.1, C.2. and C.3.) If Yes”, answer questions a-h_ If "No", go to Section 18. Relevait | Noor | Moderate Part | small | tolarge Mone * s nae Question(s) impact | tmpact may {The proposed acton’s land ase components may be different from ori sharp @.@da | 8 @ contast fo, eumentssrounding land use pater). Blab 'b The proposed action will case the permanent population of the city, town or village | C2 } a o ‘which the projec is locaed to grow by more Eun 5%, The propooed gotion ie fconsiten wih loeal and ue plans or toring regulations, | C2, C2 C3 4. The proposod action i inconsistent wit ay County pans or othe regional land use| C2, C2 o plans, «The proposed ation may cause «change inthe density of development thatis ner | C3,DI0, a 8 supported by existing infrastructure or is distant from existing infrastructure, Did, Dif, Did, EI ace The proposed action i lncated in an area characterized by low desity development | C4,D2c,Dad | © 5 that will require new or expeded publi nfastracture, D3 | 4: The proposed action may induce secondary development impacts (0, residential or | C28 es | 3 commercial development no need in the proposes action) 4. Other: _ 5 3 18. Consistency with Community Character ‘Te proposed project is inconsistent with the existing community character. Clves (Soe Part 1. C22, €.3, D2, E.3) If. "Yes", answer questions af. I a ‘ a Relevant |” No, or Moderate: | Part xoall | tolarge Question(s) | impact | impact may a a “may ocenr | "occur 2. The proposed action may replace or eliminate existing facies, erates, or areas | E32, B3GE3g | a ® Separate tho ervrcnmental review of tie rater action om that assocted vith potential f.tur cevelopmont because: +. The kata proposed action provides sila convo ae that the lactone can conduc planning actives, pursue loersing end development approvals, end \deok urchin. ‘hove actives are necessary bofore an aiua daveloomert lan can even ke developed ina form stable for eppleation to Nassau leech thovToun of lempstod, the Stato of Nem York and oho polar valved agoncesienilia or acual fearslng, land uae o funding \actvoatlons or nporoval. Accorsigly tha separation of te envronmeetaravow ofthe propose ease assignments and new lenses fom poieniot Future development is no oes pretactve of he arvronment. a. aay eetual development aces onthe property, utinsisly approved, would be determined us part of required SEGR, land uso and permiing recon ts bs conducted by the Town of emestoad, Nasseu County, Now York Sata and ober relevant hoived agarcios, Thus Ht would bo peste date saes post devekoentpien rr he SER pose a he curr pps Sten, eh meee te ‘9, The lanring activities suthortzed by te Instant proposed scion mus! bo competed befoo requrod SEOR and land use rexiow procassos can be inidaad: Trus the stant proposed potion devel commit Nassau Counly 0" any ofr eotiylagency to ure ection regerding development onthe atest propor 4. tan use oF unding approvals are ultimately authorized by the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New York Stale andor any ata Soreeslontee ut spproval autroriy, such sutorizaion end usknale devant would be fanctonely independent ofthe fslantpropeeed asion, Accordhly, given thatthe propased action dows nat autores any spade uses or davelopment on he eubjoct property, th proposed aston wiinot —) result in adverse svronmenil pects Determination of Significance - Type 1 and Unlisted Actions ‘SEQR Status: ‘Type t Ci valisted Part] nat dentty portions of EAP completed for this Project: FEAF 2019‘Upon review of the information recorded on this EAF, 28 noted, pls this additional support informetion ‘and considering both the magnitude and importance of each identitied potential impact its the conclusion of the Neseeu County Loqislatre as lead agency that: A ‘Thi projet wil retin no sigue vere impets nthe environment, ad hereon, an environmental impact itement need not be prepared. Accordingly, this negative declaration is issued. 1 B. Although this project could have « significant adverse impact on the environment, that impact will be avoided or ‘Substantially mitigited because ofthe following conditions which will be required by the lead agency: ‘here will, therfore, be no significant adverse impacts ftom the project es condoned and, therefor this conditioned negative declarzton is issued, A conditioned negative declaration may be used only for UNLISTED actions (322 6 NYCRR 617.7). “1 ©. This Projec nay result in one or more significant adverse impacts onthe envfonment, and ax onviormnta past | statement must be prepared to further assess the impact(s) and possible mitigation and to explore alternatives to avoid or reduce those | Impacts, Accordingly, tis postive declaration issued, Name of Action: Loaee Assignments and New Leabes for Nassau Couny Votorans Memoris Colseum Parcols and Marc Hoel Parcs | Name of Lead Agency: Nesseu Gaunt Lealatre ‘Name of Responsible Oificer in Lead Agency: christopher Oetur, Eaq: Robert Mls, E>a, Title of Responsible Officer: yyajorty Counssl, Nassau County Laglsetire; Minority Counsel, Nassau County Lagistature Signature of Respousible Officer in Lead Agency Date: Signature of Prepare: (if different from Responsible Officer) Date: caeaias For Farther Information Contzet Person: chyistopher Osun, Mejrty Counsel, Nesseu Counly Legisature; Robart Mies, Minonly Counes, Nasa County Lagat Address: Nesaau County Lagslatue, One Weal Stes, Mnecta, Now York 11501 Telephone Number: 516-571-4321 E-mu For Type 1 Actions and Conditloned Negative Declarations, a copy of this Notice is sent to: (Chief Executive Officer of the political subdivision in which the action will bs principally located (e,, Town / City / Village of) Other involved agencies (if any} Applicant (f ea3) Environmental Notice Bulletin: htpsAsnww.tee.ny govlenb/enb burnt PRINT FULL FORM Page2 of 2EXECUTION COPY THIS LEASE AGREEMENT (this “Lease”) is made between COUNTY OF NASSAU, a municipal corporation, having its principal office at 1550 Franklin Avenue, Mineola, New York 11501 (together with its successors and assigns, the “Landlord”); and LVS NY HOLDCO 2, LLC, @ Neveda limited liability company, having an office at 5500 Haven Street, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119 (ogether with its successors and permitted assigns, the “Tenant”). Landlord and Tenant are hereinafter sometimes referred to individually as, a “Party,” and collectively as, the “Parties,” WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Landlord owns those certain, tracts, pieces, and parcels of land, situated in Uniondale, County of Nassau (the “County”), State of New York, constituting approximately 71.6 acres, as more particularly described on Exhibit! annexed hereto and made a part hereof (Collectively, the "Demised Land”); WHEREAS, the Demised Land, or a portion thereof, is currently subject to the Existing Lease (as hereinafter defined); WHEREAS, Tenant intends to enter into the Assignment and Assumption of Existing Lease (as hereinafter defined) to acquire the existing lessee’s interest in the Existing Lease: WHEREAS, the existing lessee’s interest in the Existing Lease will be assigned to and assumed by Tenant within 60 days after the Effective Date; WHEREAS, Landlord and Tenant desire to: (a) terminate the Assumed Lease (as defined below) and (b} enter into @ new lease (ce., this Lease) for the Promises (as hereinafter defined), all on the terms and subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth; WHEREAS, Tenant (Logether with one or more Tenant Affiliates) intends to pursue the redevelopment of the Premises and certain nearby land, as a world-class entertainment facility, tourist destination and integrated resort through sustainable development practices, with a casino, luxury accommodations, award-winning dining options, anid state-of-the-art entertainment, and conference facilities (such intended overall redevelopment project, the “Project"); WHEREAS, as pert of the Project, Tenant shall cause a Tenant Affiliate (as hereinafter defined) to apply to the New York State Geming Commission (the “NYSQC”) for, and diligently pursue, at its sole cost and expense, a Class III gaming facility license (a “License”; WHEREAS, the NYSGC issued 2 Request for Application (“RFA”) for Licenses on January 3, 2023; WHEREAS, Landlord supports the pursuit of a License by a Tenant Affiliate and encourages the development of the Project as an attractive and vibrant destination providing tourism-cnhancing recreational bene‘its, high-paying cmployment oppoztunities with transparent career paths, promotion opportunities, and training programs, and substantial revenues to Landlord and the Town of Hempstead; 2291946 02-9YCSRONA - MSWEXECUTION COPY WHEREAS, Tenant seeks to enter into this Lease with Landlord for the use of the Premises and to pursue the development of the Project, including, without limitation, fo pursue an application by a Tenant Affiliate for a License (the “License Application”); WHEREAS, Tenant is willing to pursue the preparation of this Lease with Landlord for the use of the Premises, and to pursue the development of the Premises atits sole cost and expense; WHEREAS, the Parties agree that this Lease shall set forth the terms and conditions for the use of the Premises and the ability to pursue the development of the Project, and identify the steps each Party is expected to undertake in connection therewith; WHEREAS, Landlord and Tenant each have the authority to enter into this Lease; and NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, of the rents to be paid and all of the covenants herein contained, the Parties agree es follows: ARTIC! NDU Section 1.01 Demised Land, (@ Lease of Premises. Effective as of the Term Commencement Date, Landlord hereby leases and lets to Tenant, and ‘Tenant hereby takes and hires from Landlord, the Demised Land, together with any and all appurtenances, rights, privileges and easements benefitting, belonging or pertaining thereto, and any right, title and interest of Landlord therein, together with the Improvements and all fixtures, equipment and other personal property appurtenant thereto, oF situated thereon and owned by Landlord and used in connection with the operation of the Demised Land and the Improvements (all of the foregoing collectively being hereafter referred to as the “Premises”). ‘The Premises are being leased to Tenant subject to all covenants, easements, restrictions, encumbrances and other matters of record, including, without limitation, those particularly set forth on Exhibit 2 annexed hereto (the “Permitted Encumbranees”). Subject to the provisions of Section 10.04, without the prior written consent of Tenant, which Tenant shall not unreasonably withhold, condition or delay, Landlord shall not amend any of the Permitted Encumbrances, of enter into, agree to, or grant any new covenants, easements or restrictions that materially increase Tenant’s obligations, or materially reduce Tenant s (b) Coliseum Deyeloper/MHCAD Easement Agreement. From and after the Term Commencement Date, Tenant shall seoept all ofthe terms and conditions set forth in the Coliseum Developer/MHCAD Basement Agreement (as applicable), and shall execute and deliver to MHCAD a new easement agreement, identical to the Coliseum Developer/MHCAD Easement ‘Agreement (a5 applicable), in which Tenant shall take the place of Coliseum Developer (as defined in the Coliseum Developer/MHCAD Easement Agreement) and shall be obligated to maintain the MHCAD Accessways as set forth in Section 2.2 of the Coliseum Developer/MHCAD Easement Agreement. Section 1.02 Use of Premises. {225184602 NVCSROMN - MSWEXECUTION COPY , (a) Existing Improvements. With respect to the Existing Improvements and subject to the terms and conditions hereof, including but not limited to Section 7.04 and 7.06, Tenant, and those holding by, through or under Tenant, shall have the right, at any time, and from time to time to: (i) use and operate the Existing Improvements (or any portion thereof) in a manner that is reasonably consistent with the use and operation of the Existing Improvements immediately prior to the Effective Date, (ii) cease ongoing operation of the Existing Improvements (or any portion thereof) and “go dark”, (if) perform updates, renovations and/or repairs to the Existing Improvements (or any portion thereof) as are reasonably necessary for the condition of the Existing Improvements (or the epplicable portion thereof) to be operated for uses (i) and Gi) of the Approved New Improvement Use, (iv) demolish the Existing Improvements in their entirety, voluntarily or in accordance with Section 6.02, in which case, Tenant shall be required to remove all portions of the Existing Improvements, including all footings, foundations, steel and construction debris, fill in any and all excavations or holes resulting from such removal, and level the area, bringing the same to proper grade with all adjoining areas, and/or (v) use and operate the Existing Improvements (or any portion thereof) for all other lawful purposes that are complimentary, related and/or ancillary to the uses specified in the foregoing clauses (i)-(iv) (the uses specified in the foregoing clauses (i)-(v), each en “Approved Existing Improvement Use”). (b) New Improvements, Subject to the terms and conditions hereof, Tenant, and those holding by, through or under Tenant, shall have the right to use any portion of tie Premises for the following uses: (i) for public entertainment and/or recreation, including, but not limited to, sporting and other athletic events, theatrical, musical and other shows, concerts and entertainment presentations, fairs, and other various entertainment and educational, cultural development or betterment, enlightenment and amusement events for the public, Gi) as’@ conference facility, hotel, casino, gaming (and/or pari-mutuel wagering end/or lottery) venue, or Entertainment Venue, which may include, among other things, the operation of restaurants, bars and lounges, retail use, event space, and for the operation of souvenir, refreshment end other concessions, (ii) for hospital facilities and medical offices and related medical facilities, which may include, without limitation, biotech facilities, ambulatory care centers and/or laboratory and research facilities, (iv) for “Class A” office space, (¥) for residential development and use, and (vi) for any business or commercial purpose incidental to Tenant’s onsite business operations, including, but not limited to, grounds, parking areas and facilities, and storage, and, in each case, for all other lawful purposes that are complimentary, related and/or ancillary thereto (the foregoing items (i)-(vil, each, an “Approved New Improvement Use”), Notwithstanding the foregoing to the contrary, Landlord and Tenant agree that if (A) a Tenant Affiliate is awarded a License as a result of the RFA with respect to the Project (the “Gaming License Condition”), then, for so long as the Gaming License Condition is satisfied, Tenant, and those holding by, through or under Tenant, shall use the Premises to pursue the development of the Project whieh shall include a luxury hotel containing at least S00 rooms and amenities, including a twenty-four (24) hour reception, @ concierge, dining, valet parking, a pool, 2 fitness center and suites, and a licensed casino with an Entertainment Venue containing at least 3,600 seats, all fo be consistent with (x) the License Application and (y) the conceptual site plan attached hereto as Exhibit 4, and, at Tenant’s option, facilities for any Permitted Use or other Jawful use that is complimentary, related and/or ancillary thereto or otherwise to the Project (the “Approved Casino Use”) and (B) for so long as the Gaming License Condition is not satistied, then Tenant, and those holding by, through or under Tenant, shall use the Premises to (1) pursue the development of 2 mixed-use complex, which shall include (1) a hotel branded as a “Ritz- ‘914s NYCSROLA-MSWEXECUTION COPY Carlton”, “St. Regis” or other reasonably equivalent branded hotel to either of the foregoing, containing at least 200 rooms and amenities, including a twenty-four (24) hour reception, & concierge, dining, valet parking, a pool, a fitness center and suites, (If) up to 500 residences, witich may include workforce housing units as to be further agreed by the Parties and, subject to the provisions of Section 1.02(c), condominium units and/or cooperative units, and (il) an Entertainment Venue containing, at least 3,600 seats, and, in addition to the uses set forth in subclauses (1) - (TID), at Tenant's option, facilities for any Permitted Use or use complimentary, related and/or ancillary thereto, but the Landiord’s consent, in its reasonable discretion, shall be required for uses (Iii) or (iv) of the definition of Approved New Improvement Use or (2) purse & development project with facilities for any Permitted Use, provided such development project shall be subject to Landlord’s prior written consent, in Landlord's sole discretion (each of (1) and (2) an “Approved Non-Casin Use”). In connection with any Approved Non-Casino Use, Tenant shall be required to deliver a Proposed Alternate Site Plan to Landlord in accordance with ‘Section 6.03. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, Tenant shall not be permitted to assign or sublet any portion of the Premises, or enter into Severance Leases, prior to a decision in the RFA process that results in the award or denial of a License. (©) Tenant shall be permitted to submit its leasehold interest in any designated portion of the Demised Land or any Improvements fo a residential condominium and/or cooperative form of ownership, and thereafter operate and maintain a condominium and/or cooperative regime on the Demised Land and/or in, at or on any Improvement, in all cases without Landlord’s approval (the portion of the Demised Land and Improvements to be submitted under a condominium and/or cooperative regime, the “Condo Parcel”), At Tenant's request, subject to the terms of Article 16 below, the Condo Parcel shall be severed from the remainder of the Premises hereunder pursuant toa Severance Leese. In furtherance of the foregoing, Landlord shall have no approval rights with respect 10 the condominium or cooperative documents, or any amendments or modifications thereto, or any aspect of the condominium and/or cooperative regime. Landlord shall, to the extent requiced by applicable Legal Requirements, execute, acknowledge and deliver all instruments and agreements (including consents, approvals, jainders and declarations as well as zoning and tax lot subdivisions), in its capacity as the “Landlord” hereunder and not es a municipality, and shall otherwise cooperate with Tenant, to effectuate, operate and maintain such condominium and/or ‘cooperative regime. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Lease, in the event of any default by 2 condominium or cooperative association under any sublease, assignment or other agreement with a condominium or cooperative apartment unit owner, same shall not be a default under this Lease and Landlord shall not be permitted 10 terminate this Lease, the sublease, assignment or other agreement, as applicable. Landlord shall reasonably cooperate, at the Tenant?s sole cost and expense, with Tenant's efforts to submit its leasehold interest in all or any designsted portions of the Demised Land or any {provements to a condominium and/or cooperative form of ‘ownership, including complying with Landlord’s obligations under Article 16 below. Upon ‘Tenant's prior written request and at Tenant's sole cost, but subject to Article 16 below, Landlord shall reasonably cooperate with Tenant to execute, acknowledge and deliver, from time to time, amendments to this Lease or sublease as may be necessary fo effectuate, operate or maintain the condominium and/or cooperative regime, including in connection with the sale, re-sale, financing and financing of condominium and/or cooperative units, provided such amendments do not result in any change in the rent or other sums payable to Landlord hereunder, impair the rights of, or economic benefits to, Landlord or impose any additional material obligations upon Landlord. oio4s ou YCSRORA- MS