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City of Buffalo v. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
The second reason is that grouping the effects of related sequential actions avoids distortions in the balancing process if they were considered in separate succession when the decision in the earlier action may be ‘practically determinative’ of the subsequent action (Matter of Tri-County Taxpayers Assn. v Town Bd., 55 NY2d 41, 46 ; see, Matter of Kirk-Astor Dr. Neighborhood Assn. v Town Bd., 106 AD2d 868, 869 , appeal dismissed 66 NY2d 896 ).
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Park v. New York State Department of Transportation
The second reason is that grouping the effects of related sequential actions avoids distortions in the balancing process if they were considered in separate succession when the decision in the earlier action may be "practically determinative” of the subsequent action (Matter of Tri-County Taxpayers Assn. v Town Bd., 55 NY2d 41, 46 ; see, Matter of Kirk-Astor Dr. Neighborhood Assn. v Town Bd., 106 AD2d 868, 869 , appeal dismissed 66 NY2d 896 ).
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In the Matter of Kirk-Astor Drive Neighborhood Association et al., Respondents,
v.
Town Board of the Town of Pittsford, Appellant, and Gary F. DeBlase et al., Intervenors-Appellants.
v.
Town Board of the Town of Pittsford, Appellant, and Gary F. DeBlase et al., Intervenors-Appellants.
Published
Motion to dismiss appeal granted and appeal dismissed for mootness, with costs and $20 costs of motion.