1. (a) A list of all local ordinances, laws, resolutions, regulations, standards and other requirements applicable to the construction or operation of the facility, which includes interconnection electric transmission lines, that are of a substantive nature, together with a statement that the location of the facility as proposed conforms to all such local substantive requirements, except any that the applicant requests that the office elect not to apply. Copies of zoning, flood plain and similar maps, tables and/or documents shall be included in the exhibit when such are referenced in such local substantive requirements.
2. (b) A list of all local ordinances, laws, resolutions, regulations, standards and other requirements applicable to the interconnection to or use of water, sewer, and telecommunication lines in public rights of way that are of a substantive nature, together with a statement that the location of the facility as proposed conforms to all such local substantive requirements, except any that the applicant requests that the office elect not to apply.

3. (c) A list of all local substantive requirements identified pursuant to subdivision (a) or (b) of this section for which the applicant requests that the office elect to not apply to the facility. Pursuant to Executive Law section 94-c, the office may elect to not apply, in whole or in part, any local law or ordinance which would otherwise be applicable if it makes a finding that, as applied to the proposed facility, it is unreasonably burdensome in view of the CLCPA targets and the environmental benefits of the proposed facility. For each local substantive requirement identified by the applicant, a statement justifying the request shall be provided. The statement of justification shall show with facts and analysis the degree of burden caused by the requirement, why the burden should not reasonably be borne by the applicant, that the request cannot reasonably be obviated by design changes to the facility, that the request is the minimum necessary, and that the adverse impacts of granting the request shall be mitigated to the maximum extent practicable consistent with applicable requirements set forth in this Part. The statement shall include a demonstration:

   1. (1) for requests grounded in the existing technology, that there are technological limitations (including governmentally imposed technological limitations) related to necessary facility component bulk, height, process or materials that make compliance by the applicant technically impossible, impractical or otherwise unreasonable;
   2. (2) for requests grounded in factors of costs or economics (likely involving economic modeling), that the costs to consumers associated with applying the identified local substantive requirements would outweigh the benefits of applying such provisions; and
   3. (3) for requests grounded in the needs of consumers, that the needs of consumers for the facility outweigh the impacts on the community that would result from refusal to apply the identified local substantive requirements.
4. (d) A summary table of all local substantive requirements identified pursuant to subdivisions (a) and (b) of this section in two columns listing the provisions in the first column, and a discussion or other showing demonstrating the degree of compliance with the substantive provisions in the second column.
5. (e) Identification of the city, town, village, county, or State agency qualified by the Secretary of State that shall review and approve the building plans, inspect the construction work, and certify compliance with the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code, the Energy Conservation Construction Code of New York State, and the substantive provisions of any applicable local electrical, plumbing or building code. If no other arrangement can be made, the Department of State should be identified. The statement of identification shall include a description of the preliminary arrangement made between the applicant and the entity that shall perform the review, approval, inspection, and compliance certification, including arrangements made to pay for the costs thereof including the costs for any consultant services necessary due to the complex nature of such facilities. If the applicable city, town or village has adopted and incorporated the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code for administration into its local electric, plumbing and building codes, the applicant may request that the office expressly authorize the exercise of the electric, plumbing and building permit application, inspection and certification processes by such city, town or village.
6. (f) An identification of the zoning designation or classification of all lands constituting the facility site and a statement of the language in the zoning ordinance or local law by which it is indicated that the facility is a permitted use at the facility site. If the language of the zoning ordinance or local law indicates that the facility is a permitted use at the facility site subject to the grant of a special exception, a statement of the criteria in the zoning ordinance or local law by which qualification for such a special exception is to be determined.

Exhibit 24 shall contain: