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She also said that the city had not yet sought permits from the state's Department of Environmental Conservation and other agencies whose approval would be needed for the installation of a refueling system.

The next step is for Garden State Offshore Energy to seek permits from state and federal agencies to build offshore.

TransCanada is already in the process of seeking permits from the Army Corps of Engineers for a southern leg of the pipeline — from Cushing, Okla., through Texas — which does not require State Department approval.

Under a provision of the Clean Air Act known as "new source review," refineries and power plants that make changes resulting in an increase in pollutants must seek permits from the E.P.A., which require that plants offset additional emissions with cuts elsewhere.

While the Lewises had obtained local building permits, the park agency said that they failed to obtain permits from it, even though it had not sought permits for a house in three decades.

"What this agreement does today is it clears the way for us to go ahead" and seek permits for development from local and state environmental and land-use authorities, said Bob Stine, the executive director of the ranch, 60 miles north of Los Angeles.

Rafters seeking permits for the high-water season, from mid-May to mid-July, must submit an application with a $15 fee.

More than any state in the West, Utah has expanded hunting opportunities for the well-to-do and has begun to diminish them for those seeking permits directly from the state.

Builders seeking permits say the process has gone from slow to downright punitive, and environmentalists grumble that many state parks are dirty and poorly maintained.

But that reorganization is not likely to have any bearing on how and whether the agency seeks required permits from other agencies like NOAA.

But the rock has lingered on an official Kentucky antiquities list since 1986, and state officials say Mr. Shaffer should have sought a permit from the University of Kentucky's archaeology department to move a protected artifact.