COVID-19 Guidance
Friday, 22 May 2020 13:50
“To Apply or Not to Apply, that is the Question” For Permit Applicants Under COVID-19 Emergency Laws in Massachusetts
UPDATE (July 27, 2020): On July 1, 2020, the Governor issued COVID-19 Order No. 42, “Order Resuming State Permitting Deadlines and Continuing to Extend the Validity of Certain State Permits” which changes some of the deadlines discussed above. A summary of Order No. 42 can be found here. Order No. 42 replaces Order No. 19.
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