N.Y. RSS Law § 318 — New York Code / Act RSS / Article 8 / Title 3 / Section 318
Guaranty
Status: in_force

§ 318. Guaranty. a. The latest employers of the different members\nshall be obligated for:\n  1. Regular interest charges payable, and special interest, if any, and\n  2. The creation and maintenance of reserves in the pension\naccumulation fund, and\n  3. The maintenance of annuity reserves and pensions reserves, and\n  4. The payment of all pensions, annuities, retirement allowances,\nrefunds and any other benefits, and\n  5. The expenses of the police and fire retirement system,\nas provided for or granted under the provisions of this article. In the\ncase of employer contributions required to be made for prior service\nallowed pursuant to paragraph three of subdivision b of section three\nhundred forty-one of this article, the provisions of such paragraph\nthree shall govern.\n  b. Except as otherwise provided pursuant to this article, all income,\ninterest and dividends derived from deposits and investments authorized\nby this article shall be used for the payment of such obligations.\n
N.Y. ENV Law § 17-0301 — New York Code / Act ENV / Article 17 / Title 3 / Section 17-0301
Classification of waters and adoption of standards
Status: in_force

§ 17-0301. Classification of waters and adoption of standards.\n  1. It is recognized that, due to variable factors, no single standard\nof quality and purity of the waters is applicable to all waters of the\nstate or to different segments of the same waters.\n  2. In order to attain the objectives of this article, the department\nafter proper study, and after conducting public hearing upon due notice,\nshall group the designated waters of the state into classes.  Such\nclassification shall be made in accordance with considerations of best\nusage in the interest of the public and with regard to the\nconsiderations mentioned in subdivision 3 hereof.\n  3. In adopting the classification of waters and the standards of\npurity and quality above mentioned, the department shall give\nconsideration to:\n  a. The size, depth, surface area covered, volume, direction and rate\nof flow, stream gradient and temperature of the water;\n  b. The character of the district bordering said waters and its\npeculiar suitability for the particular uses, and with a view to\nconserving the value of the same and encouraging the most appropriate\nuse of lands bordering said waters, for residential, agricultural,\nindustrial or recreational purposes;\n  c. The uses which have been made, are being made or may be made, of\nsaid waters for transportation, domestic and industrial consumption,\nbathing, fishing and fish culture, fire prevention, the disposal of\nsewage, industrial waste and other wastes, or other uses within this\nstate, and, at the discretion of the department, any such uses in\nanother state on interstate waters flowing through or originating in\nthis state;\n  d. The extent of present defilement or fouling of said waters which\nhas already occurred or resulted from past discharges therein.\n  4. The department, after proper study, and after conducting public\nhearings upon due notice, shall adopt and assign standards of quality\nand purity for each such classification necessary for the public use or\nbenefit contemplated by such classification. Such standards shall\nprescribe what qualities and properties of water shall indicate a\npolluted condition of the waters of the state which is actually or\npotentially deleterious, harmful, detrimental or injurious to the public\nhealth, safety or welfare, to terrestrial or aquatic life or the growth\nand propagation thereof, or to the use of such waters for domestic,\ncommercial, industrial, agricultural, recreational or other reasonable\npurposes, with respect to the various classes established pursuant to\nsubdivision 2 hereof.\n  5. In establishing such standards, consideration shall be given to the\nfollowing factors: a. The extent, if any, to which floating solids may\nbe permitted in the water;\n  b. The extent to which suspended solids, colloids or a combination of\nsolids with other substances suspended in water, may be permitted;\n  c. Organisms of the coliform group or any other organisms from wastes\nof animal or human origin shall not exceed the following prescribed\nstandards for usage of the classified waters of the state:\n  (1) Sources of water supply for drinking, culinary or food processing\npurposes which, if subjected to approved disinfection treatment, with\nadditional treatment if necessary to remove naturally present\nimpurities, meet or will meet New York State Health Department drinking\nwater standards and any other usages: For such sources the monthly\nmedian coliform value for one hundred ml of sample shall not exceed\nfifty from a minimum of five examinations and provided that not more\nthan twenty percent of the samples shall exceed a coliform value of two\nhundred forty for one hundred ml of sample.\n  (2) Sources of water supply for drinking, culinary or food processing\npurposes which, if subjected to approved treatment equal to coagulation,\nsedimentation, filtration and disinfection, with additional treatment if\nnecessary to reduce naturally present impurities, will meet New York\nState Department of Health drinking water standards; bathing, fishing,\nboating, and any other usages: For such sources the monthly median\ncoliform value for one hundred ml of sample shall not exceed five\nthousand from a minimum of five examinations and provided that not more\nthan twenty percent of the samples shall exceed a coliform value of\ntwenty thousand for one hundred ml of sample.\n  (3) Sources of water for bathing, fishing, boating, and any other\nusages except shellfishing for market purposes in tidal salt waters: For\nsuch sources the monthly median coliform value for one hundred ml of\nsample shall not exceed two thousand four hundred from a minimum of five\nexaminations and provided that not more than twenty percent of the\nsamples shall exceed a coliform value of five thousand for one hundred\nml of sample and provided further that surface waters receiving treated\nsewage discharges which pass through residential communities where there\nis a potential exposure of population to the surface waters shall be\nprotected by the requirement that all effluents from sewage treatment\nplants shall be adequately disinfected prior to discharge into the\nsurface waters in order that the monthly median coliform value for one\nhundred ml of sample shall not exceed two thousand four hundred from a\nminimum of five examinations and provided that not more than twenty\npercent of the samples shall exceed a coliform value of five thousand\nfor one hundred ml of sample.\n  (4) Sources of water for shellfishing for market purposes and any\nother usages of tidal salt waters: Median MPN not to exceed seventy\ncoliform organisms per one hundred milliliter sample in a series of four\nor more samples collected during any thirty-day period in the waters of\na shellfishing area, and not exceeding in more than ten percent of the\nsamples collected during the period an MPN of two hundred thirty\ncoliform organisms per one hundred milliliters for a five-tube, or an\nMPN of three hundred thirty per one hundred milliliters for a three-tube\ndecimal dilution test in those areas most probably exposed to fecal\ncontamination during the most unfavorable hydrographic conditions.\n  (5) All samples shall be collected, analyzed, and reported in a manner\nsatisfactory to the commissioner.\n  (6) When the above prescribed standards are exceeded the commissioner\nshall make an investigation to determine the source or sources of\npollution. When it shall appear to the commissioner after investigation,\nthat there has been a violation of any of the provisions of titles 1 to\n11, inclusive, and title 19 of this article he shall take further\nproceedings as provided in section 17-0905.\n  (7) The department may adopt and assign more restrictive standards for\nthe best usages of the waters of the state.\n  d. The extent of the oxygen demand which may be permitted in the\nreceiving waters;\n  e. Such other physical, chemical or biological properties necessary\nfor the attainment of the objectives of this article, as set forth in\nsection 17-0101.\n  6. The adoption, alteration or modification of the standards of\nquality and purity, above prescribed, shall be made by the department\nonly after public hearing on due notice.\n  7. The "Rules and Classifications and Standards of Quality and Purity\nfor Waters of New York State," hitherto adopted by the former New York\nwater pollution control board by order made and entered October 23, 1950\neffective October 25, 1950, as duly amended in the manner provided by\nlaw, are hereby approved and adopted as the general system and plan of\nthe classification of the waters of the state and the standards of\nquality and purity thereof applicable to such general classification of\nthe waters and are hereby deemed established and adopted by the\ndepartment.\n  8. All classifications and standards of quality and purity hitherto\nassigned, by the former New York Water Pollution Control Board, or by\nthe former Water Resources Commission by order, duly and respectively\nmade and entered, to designated and specified waters of the state, are\nhereby approved and adopted as the classification and standards of\nquality and purity for such specified waters so respectively hitherto\nclassified and are hereby deemed established, adopted and so assigned by\nthe department.\n  9. The "Rules and Classifications and Standards of Quality and Purity\nfor Waters of New York State," so hitherto adopted by the former Water\nPollution Control Board and by the former Water Resources Commission and\nhereinabove readopted may from time to time be altered or modified by\nthe department after public hearing thereon. Any classification of the\nspecified waters of the state, so hitherto assigned by the former Water\nPollution Control Board or by the former Water Resources Commission and\nhereinabove readopted may from time to time be altered or modified by\nthe department after public hearing thereon.\n  10. Notices of public hearing for the consideration, adoption,\nmodification, alteration and/or amendment of the general\nclassification-standards system or of the classification of waters and\nthe standards of purity and quality thereof shall:\n  a. Be published at least twice in a newspaper regularly published or\ncirculated in the county or counties bordering or through which the\nwaters sought to be classified, or for which standards are sought to be\nadopted, flow, the first date of publication of which shall be at least\nthirty days before the date fixed for such hearing, and\n  b. Be mailed at least thirty days before such hearing to the chief\nexecutive of each municipal corporation bordering or through which said\nwaters, for which standards are sought to be adopted, flow, and to such\nother persons as the department has reason to believe may be affected by\nthe proposed standards.\n  11. The fact that an application for the modification or alteration of\nclassifications and standards of quality and purity has been made\npursuant to this section shall not of itself constitute a sufficient\nground for an injunction against, or a stay of, any proceeding or order\nauthorized by this article.\n  12. In all hearings in connection with the modification or alteration\nof classifications and standards of quality and purity heretofore\nassigned by the former Water Pollution Control Board or the former Water\nResources Commission or hereafter assigned by the department by order,\nduly and respectively made and entered, to designated and specified\nwaters of the state, except as provided in paragraphs a and b of\nsubdivision 10 of this section, the administrative procedures to be\nfollowed shall be governed by article two of the state administrative\nprocedure act.\n  13. The department shall not require the expense of any public hearing\ninitiated by petition of any person or public corporation in connection\nwith the adoption, modification or alteration of classification of\nwaters or standards of purity and quality thereof to be paid by such\nperson or public corporation.\n  14. The classification of waters and standards of quality and purity\nthereof, upon adoption, shall, before becoming effective, be filed with\nthe Secretary of State for publication in the "Official Compilation of\nCodes, Rules and Regulations of the state of New York" published\npursuant to section 102 of the Executive Law.\n
N.Y. VAT Law § 397-C — New York Code / Act VAT / Title 3 / Article 12 / Section 397-C
For-hire motor vehicle safety program
Status: in_force

§ 397-c. For-hire motor vehicle safety program. The commissioner shall\nevaluate and approve any for-hire motor vehicle safety program created\npursuant to section two thousand three hundred fifty-three of the\ninsurance law within sixty days of the effective date of such section.\n
N.Y. PBA Law § 1379 — New York Code / Act PBA / Article 6 / Title 3 / Section 1379
Purposes and powers of the authority
Status: in_force

§ 1379. Purposes and powers of the authority. The authority shall have\npower over the survey, development and operation of port facilities in\nsuch port district as hereinafter more specifically set forth, and the\ncoordination of the same with existing or future agencies of\ntransportation with a view to the increase and efficiency of all such\nfacilities and the furtherance of commerce and industries in the\ndistrict. It shall make a thorough investigation of port conditions in\nthe district and such other places as it may deem proper and shall\nprepare a comprehensive plan for the development of port facilities in\nsuch district. It shall be provided with an office which shall be\nlocated by such authority within the port district and it shall have\npower to equip the same with suitable furniture and supplies for the\nperformance of the work of the authority. The authority also shall have\npower to:\n  (1) Sue and be sued.\n  (2) Have a seal and alter the same at pleasure.\n  (3) Confer with the governing body of the city and with any other body\nor official having to do with port and harbor facilities within and\nwithout the district, and to hold public hearings as to such facilities.\n  (4) Confer with railroad, steamship, warehouse and other officials in\nthe district with reference to the development of transportation\nfacilities in such district and the coordination of the same, and assist\nand cooperate with the Ogdensburg bridge authority in the establishment,\nmaintenance and operation of a public bus transportation system as\nauthorized by subdivision eighteen of section seven hundred three of\nthis chapter, including the payment of such financial assistance as may\nbe required for the proper functioning of the said public bus\ntransportation system.\n  (5) Confer with the proper state officials as to means and measures\nfor stimulating use of the Ogdensburg port.\n  (6) Determine upon the location, type, size and construction of\nrequisite port facilities, subject, however, to the approval of any\ndepartment, commission or official of the United States of America or\nthe state of New York where federal or state statute or regulation\nrequires it.\n  (7) Lease, erect, construct, make, equip and maintain port facilities\nin the district and for any such purpose to acquire in the name of the\nauthority by purchase, grant, gift or condemnation, except as\nhereinafter limited, real property, including easements therein, lands\nunder water and riparian rights.\n  (8) Make surveys, maps and plans for, and estimates of the cost of,\nthe development and operation of requisite port facilities and for the\ncoordination of such facilities with existing agencies, both public and\nprivate, with the view of increasing the efficiency of all such\nfacilities in the furtherance of commerce and industry in the city.\n  (9) Make contracts and leases and to execute all instruments necessary\nor convenient.\n  (10) Issue negotiable bonds within the provisions and limitations of\nthis title and to provide for the rights of the holders thereof.\n  (11) Issue notes within the provisions and limitations of this act.\n  (11-a) Issue notes or other indentures to the federal government or\nany agency thereof secured by mortgages on real or personal property\nacquired from the proceeds of loans or grants or a combination of both\nobtained from the federal government or any agency thereof.\n  (12) Fix fees, rates, rentals or other charges for the purpose of all\nport facilities owned by the authority and collect such fees, rates,\nrentals and other charges for such facilities owned by the authority,\nwhich fees, rates, rentals or other charges shall at all times be\nsufficient to comply fully with all covenants and agreements with the\nholders of any bonds issued under the provisions of this act.\n  (13) Operate and maintain all port facilities owned by it; use the\nrevenues therefrom for the corporate purposes of the authority, and in\naccordance with any covenants or agreements contained in the proceedings\nauthorizing the issuance of any bonds hereunder.\n  (14) Have power to regulate and supervise the construction of all port\nfacilities constructed or installed by any private individual or\ncorporation commenced after this act takes effect, and the power to\nregulate the operation of all privately owned port facilities in so far\nas such operation may adversely affect the flow of transportation or the\nenforcement of approved plans for the development of port facilities.\nThe power granted by this subdivision shall be subject to the rules,\nregulations or other directives of any federal or state department,\ncommission or other agency having jurisdiction, and such grant of power\nshall not operate to deprive any person or corporation, private or\npublic, of any property without due process of law.\n  (15) Accept gifts, grants, loans or contributions from the United\nStates, the state of New York or an agency or instrumentality of either\nof them, the city of Ogdensburg, or a person or corporation, by\nconveyance, bequest or otherwise, and to expend the proceeds for any\npurpose of the authority, and to enter into a contract with the United\nStates, the state of New York or an agency or instrumentality of either\nof them, to accept gifts, grants, loans or contributions on such terms\nand conditions as may be provided by law authorizing the same. The city\nof Ogdensburg is hereby authorized to loan, donate or contribute any\navailable fund to the port authority for any of its corporate purposes,\nand to appropriate such moneys for such purposes; but the city may not\nborrow money or otherwise pledge its faith and credit for the purpose of\nmaking any such loan, donation or contribution.\n  (16) Have power to grant and maintain a traffic bureau in connection\nwith the operation of port facilities.\n  (17) Use the officers, employees, facilities and equipment of the\ncity, with the consent of the city, and of the town, with the consent of\nthe town, paying a proper portion of the compensation or cost.\n  (18) Appoint officers, agents and employees and fix and determine\ntheir qualifications, duties and compensation subject to the provisions\nof the civil service law of the state of New York and such rules as the\ncivil service commission of the city of Ogdensburg may adopt and make\napplicable to such authority.\n  (19) Designate the depositories of its moneys.\n  (20) Have power to do all things necessary to promote and to make\nOgdensburg bridge, harbor and its port facilities and industrial\nprojects useful and productive and to assist and cooperate with the\nOgdensburg bridge authority and other public agencies for such purposes.\n  (21) Negotiate with the officials of the city of Ogdensburg for the\nacquisition of the Ogdensburg international airport, to acquire such\nairport, and when so acquired, to operate, maintain and improve such\nairport and to construct, extend, operate and maintain runways, hangars,\nshops, passenger stations, control towers, and all facilities necessary\nor convenient in connection with a modern international airport; to\ncontract for the construction, operation or maintenance of any parts\nthereof or for services to be performed; to rent parts thereof, and\ngrant concessions; all on such terms and conditions as it may determine\nsubject to all federal, state and local regulations.\n  (22) Proceed with the development of the port district and to improve,\nconstruct, develop, reconstruct and update such facilities as it may\ndeem necessary including the leasing or rental of its properties and\nfacilities for public or private purposes in order to make the\ndevelopment thereof economically feasible; provided, however, that no\nlease shall be made for a period of more than thirty years from the date\nof its execution.\n  (23) Make application to the Foreign-Trade Zones Board established by\nthe act of Congress, approved June eighteenth, nineteen hundred\nthirty-four, entitled "an act to provide for the establishment,\noperation and maintenance of foreign trade zones in ports of entry of\nthe United States, to expedite and encourage foreign commerce, and for\nother purposes," for a grant to such authority of the privilege of\nestablishing, operating and maintaining a foreign trade zone on premises\nowned by such authority within the county of St. Lawrence, pursuant to\nthe provisions of such act, and if such application be granted, to\naccept such grant and to establish, operate and maintain such zone in\naccordance with law.\n  (24) To develop and establish an industrial park on lands acquired or\nto be acquired by the authority for the purposes of building,\nconstructing or causing the building or constructing of industrial\nprojects thereon.\n  (25) To arrange or contract with a municipality for the planning,\nreplanning, opening, grading or closing of streets, roads, roadways,\nalleys or other places or for the furnishing of facilities or for the\nfurnishing of services in connection with an industrial project.\n  (26) To sell, lease, assign, transfer, convey, exchange, mortgage, or\notherwise dispose of or encumber any industrial project, and in the case\nof the sale of any industrial project, to accept a purchase money\nmortgage in connection therewith; and to lease, repurchase or otherwise\nacquire and hold any industrial project which the authority has\ntheretofore sold, leased or otherwise conveyed, transferred or disposed\nof.\n  (27) To grant options to purchase any industrial project or to renew\nany leases entered into by it in connection with any industrial project,\non such terms and conditions as it may deem advisable.\n  (28) To prepare or cause to be prepared plans, specifications, designs\nand estimates of costs for the construction, reconstruction,\nrehabilitation, improvement, alteration or repair of any industrial\nproject, and from time to time to modify such plans, specifications,\ndesigns or estimates.\n  (29) In connection with any property on which it has made a mortgage\nloan, to foreclose on any such property or commence any action to\nprotect or enforce any right conferred upon it by any law, mortgage,\ncontract or other agreement, and to bid for and purchase such property\nat any foreclosure or at any other sale, or acquire or take possession\nof any such property; and in such event the corporation may complete,\nadminister, pay the principal of and interest on any obligations\nincurred in connection with such property, dispose of, and otherwise\ndeal with such property, in such manner as may be necessary or desirable\nto protect the interests of the authority therein.\n  (30) To borrow money and to issue its negotiable bonds and notes in\nconnection with any industrial project and to provide for the rights of\nthe holders thereof.\n  (31) As security for the payment of the principal and interest on any\nbonds issued in connection with any industrial project and any\nagreements made in connection therewith, to mortgage and pledge any or\nall of its industrial projects and to pledge the revenues and receipts\ntherefrom or from any industrial project thereof, and to assign or\npledge the lease or leases on any portion or all of said industrial\nprojects and to assign or pledge the income received by virtue of said\nlease or leases.\n  (32) To invest any funds held in reserve or sinking funds, or any\nmonies not required for immediate use or disbursement, at the discretion\nof the authority, in obligations of the state, or of the United States\ngovernment, or obligations the principal and interest of which are\nguaranteed by the state or the United States government.\n  (33) The authority may acquire by purchase, gift, grant, transfer,\ncontract or lease any railroad transportation facility and may on such\nterms and conditions as the authority may determine necessary establish,\nconstruct, effectuate, operate, maintain, renovate, improve or repair\nsuch line of railroad.\n  (34) The authority may acquire, hold, own, lease, establish,\nconstruct, effectuate, operate, maintain, renovate, improve, extend or\nrepair any of its facilities through, and cause any one or more of its\npowers, duties, functions or activities to be exercised or performed by,\none or more wholly owned subsidiary corporations of the authority and\nmay transfer to or from any such corporation any moneys, real property\nor other property for any of the purposes of this title. The directors\nor members of each such subsidiary corporation shall be the same persons\nholding the offices of members of the authority. Each such subsidiary\ncorporation and any of its property, functions and activities shall have\nall of the privileges, immunities, tax exemptions and other exemptions\nof the authority and of the authority's property, functions and\nactivities. Each such subsidiary corporation shall be subject to the\nrestrictions and limitations to which the authority may be subject. Each\nsuch subsidiary corporation shall be subject to suit in accordance with\nsection thirteen hundred sixteen of this title. The employees of any\nsuch subsidiary corporation, except those who are also employees of the\nauthority, shall not be deemed employees of the authority.\n  If the authority shall determine that one or more of its subsidiary\ncorporations should be in the form of a public benefit corporation, it\nshall create each such public benefit corporation by executing and\nfiling with the secretary of state a certificate of incorporation, which\nmay be amended from time to time by filing, which shall set forth the\nname of such public benefit subsidiary corporation, its duration, the\nlocation of its principal office, and any or all of the purposes of\nacquiring, owning, leasing, establishing, constructing, effectuating,\noperating, maintaining, renovating, improving, extending or repairing\none or more facilities of the authority. Each such public benefit\nsubsidiary corporation shall be a body politic and corporate and shall\nhave all those powers vested in the authority by the provisions of this\ntitle which the authority shall determine to include in its certificate\nof incorporation except the power to contract indebtedness.\n  Whenever any state, political subdivision, municipality, commission,\nagency, officer, department, board, division or person is authorized and\nempowered for any of the purposes of this title to cooperate and enter\ninto agreements with the authority such state, political subdivision,\nmunicipality, commission, agency, officer, department, board, division\nor person shall have the same authorization and power for any of such\npurposes to cooperate and enter into agreements with a subsidiary\ncorporation of the authority.\n
N.Y. PBA Law § 1060 — New York Code / Act PBA / Article 5 / Title 3 / Section 1060
Agreements of the state
Status: in_force

§ 1060. Agreements of the state. The state of New York does pledge to\nand agree with the holders of the bonds that the state will not limit or\nalter the rights hereby vested in the authority to acquire, construct,\nmaintain, operate, reconstruct and improve the properties, to establish\nand collect the revenues, rates, rentals, fees and other charges\nreferred to in this title and to fulfill the terms of any agreements\nmade with the holders of the bonds, or in any way impair the rights and\nremedies of the bondholders, until the bonds, together with interest\nthereon, interest on any unpaid installments of interest, and all costs\nand expenses in connection with any action or proceeding by or on behalf\nof the bondholders, are fully met and discharged.\n
N.Y. PBH Law § 619 — New York Code / Act PBH / Article 6 / Title 3 / Section 619
Commissioner; regulatory powers
Status: in_force

§ 619. Commissioner; regulatory powers. The commissioner shall adopt\nregulations to effectuate the provisions and purposes of this article,\nincluding, but not limited to:\n  1. setting standards of performance for the provision of core public\nhealth services which shall include performance criteria to ensure that\nreimbursable health services are delivered in an efficient and effective\nmanner by a municipality; and\n  2. monitoring, collecting data and evaluating the provision of core\npublic health services by the municipalities and the amounts expended by\nthe municipalities for such services.\n
N.Y. ENV Law § 29-0309 — New York Code / Act ENV / Article 29 / Title 3 / Section 29-0309
Tenure of the commission
Status: in_force

* § 29-0309. Tenure of the commission.\n  The commission shall continue in existence only until final judicial\nreview of the department's certification of the commission's selection\npursuant to section 29-0105 of this article.\n  * NB Commission existence pursuant to this section.\n
N.Y. RSS Law § 21 — New York Code / Act RSS / Article 2 / Title 3 / Section 21
Members' contributions and their use; annuity savings fund
Status: in_force

§ 21. Members' contributions and their use; annuity savings fund.  a.\nThe annuity savings fund shall be the fund in which shall be accumulated\nall contributions made by members to provide for their annuities and\ntheir withdrawal allowances.\n  b. Upon the basis of tables adopted by the comptroller and regular\ninterest, the actuary shall determine the rate of contribution for each\nmember. Such rate shall be computed as the constant proportion of annual\ncompensation which, when deducted from each payment of such member's\nprospective earnable compensation until he shall attain age sixty, would\nprovide, at that time, an annuity equal to one-one hundred fortieth of\nhis final average salary for each year of member service for which he\nshall be entitled to credit.  This method of computation of a member's\nrate of contribution shall be appropriately modified in case of a member\nfor whom such a rate is otherwise fixed pursuant to any other section of\nthis article.\n  c. The rate of contribution of a member who is over age fifty-nine, at\nthe time of his last becoming a member, shall be the same as if his age\nwere fifty-nine.\n  d. The comptroller shall certify each member's rate of contribution to\nhis employer. Each employer by whom a member is employed shall deduct\nfrom the compensation of such member, on each payroll and for every\npayroll period, the proportion of such member's compensation based upon\nhis rate of contribution. In determining the amount earnable by a member\nin a payroll period, the comptroller may consider the rate of annual\ncompensation payable to such member on the first day thereof as\ncontinuing throughout such period. If an employee was not a member on\nthe first day of a payroll period, deductions from compensation for such\nperiod may be omitted. No deductions shall be made from the compensation\nof a member over age sixty who has credit for at least thirty-five years\nof government service and who elects to discontinue his contributions to\nthe annuity savings fund. The contributions herein provided shall be\nmade notwithstanding that the minimum compensation provided by law for\nany member shall be reduced thereby.\n  e. The chief fiscal officer of each employer promptly shall certify\nand file a copy of each payroll with the comptroller. Each such payroll\nand certification shall be in a form approved by the comptroller. The\ncomptroller, in his discretion, may waive the requirements of\ncertification and filing as to any particular payroll.\n  f. Deductions from the compensation of a member shall constitute his\ncontributions. Such contributions shall be remitted promptly to the\ncomptroller. The comptroller shall deposit them in the annuity savings\nfund and they shall be credited, together with regular interest thereon,\nand special interest, if any, to the member's individual account in such\nfund. Regular interest upon accumulated contributions in the annuity\nsavings fund, and special interest, if any, shall be transferred to such\nfund from the pension accumulation fund at the close of each fiscal\nyear.\n  g. If a member shall have deposited in the annuity savings fund,\nbefore June thirteenth, nineteen hundred thirty-nine, amounts in\naddition to the contributions then required by law, the same shall be\nincluded in his accumulated contributions. Interest thereon, however,\nshall be credited only at such rate as in the opinion of the comptroller\nis the prevailing rate of interest allowed on savings bank deposits. A\nmember, at any time, may withdraw such additional amounts and such\ninterest thereon, in whole or in part. The total of such withdrawn\namounts may be redeposited by a single payment at any time. If such\nadditional amounts be not withdrawn before retirement, they thereupon\nshall be used to purchase an annuity on account of such member. Such\nannuity shall be in addition to the retirement allowance to which he\nwould otherwise be entitled. It shall be computed on the basis of\nregular interest and the mortality tables which are used in computing\nother annuities under this article.\n  h. Valuation of maintenance in certain cases. 1. A member of the\nretirement system, whose retirement contributions were determined by\nfixing the value of his maintenance at one-half the cash compensation\nreceived by him and whose contributions were subsequently reduced by the\nfixing of a lower value for the same maintenance theretofore furnished,\nmay elect to have his contributions computed on the basis of his gross\ncompensation as established prior to such reduction in value of\nmaintenance, provided that:\n  (a) His retirement contributions prior to October first, nineteen\nhundred forty-three, were based on such higher value of maintenance as\ndetermined by the comptroller and his retirement contributions after\nsuch date were reduced because of the fixation of such lower value of\nmaintenance, or\n  (b) His retirement contributions prior to April sixteenth, nineteen\nhundred forty-six, were based on such higher value of maintenance as\ndetermined by the board of supervisors of the county of Monroe and his\nretirement contributions after such date were reduced because of the\nfixation of such lower value of maintenance, or\n  (c) He was employed by the county of Westchester on March\ntwenty-ninth, nineteen hundred forty-eight, his retirement contributions\nprior to March thirty-first, nineteen hundred forty-seven, were based on\nsuch higher value of maintenance and his retirement contributions after\nJanuary first, nineteen hundred forty-eight, were reduced because of the\nfixation of such lower value of maintenance, or\n  (cc) His retirement contributions prior to the initial fixation of the\nvalue of his maintenance pursuant to section two hundred one or section\ntwo hundred five of the county law, were based on such higher value of\nmaintenance as determined by the comptroller and his retirement\ncontributions after the date of such fixation were reduced because of\nthe fixation of such lower value of maintenance, or\n  (d) He was employed by the county of Onondaga on April twelfth,\nnineteen hundred forty-nine, his retirement contributions prior to\nDecember fifteenth, nineteen hundred forty-seven, were based on such\nhigher value of maintenance and his retirement contributions after\nDecember fifteenth, nineteen hundred forty-seven, were reduced because\nof the fixation of such lower value of maintenance, or\n  (e) He was or shall have been employed in a county or city\ntuberculosis hospital which was or shall have been transferred to the\nstate pursuant to section twenty-two hundred sixty-eight of the public\nhealth law, his retirement contributions prior to such transfer were or\nshall have been based on such higher value of maintenance and his\nretirement contributions after such transfer were or shall have been\nreduced because of the fixation of such lower value of maintenance.\n  2. Upon filing such election and paying the additional contributions\nrequired thereby, such member shall be entitled to have his pension,\nretirement allowance or other rights and privileges in the retirement\nsystem computed in accordance with such gross compensation, provided\nthat:\n  (a) In a case covered by subparagraph (a) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such election was so filed with the comptroller on or\nbefore April first, nineteen hundred forty-six, and such additional\ncontributions are paid from and after October first, nineteen hundred\nforty-three, or\n  (b) In a case covered by subparagraph (b) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such election was so filed with the comptroller on or\nbefore January first, nineteen hundred forty-eight, and such additional\ncontributions are paid from and after April sixteenth, nineteen hundred\nforty-six, or\n  (c) In a case covered by subparagraph (c) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such election was so filed with the comptroller on or\nbefore January first, nineteen hundred forty-nine, and such additional\ncontributions are paid from and after March thirty-first, nineteen\nhundred forty-seven, or\n  (cc) In a case covered by subparagraph (cc) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such election was so filed with the comptroller on or\nbefore October first, nineteen hundred fifty-five, and such additional\ncontributions are paid from and after the date of the initial fixation\nof the value of his maintenance pursuant to such subparagraph, or\n  (d) In a case covered by subparagraph (d) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such election was so filed with the county auditor on or\nbefore November first, nineteen hundred forty-nine, and such additional\ncontributions are paid from and after December fifteenth, nineteen\nhundred forty-seven, or\n  (e) In a case covered by subparagraph (d) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such election is so filed with the comptroller on or\nbefore April first, nineteen hundred fifty, or within one year after the\ndate of such transfer, whichever is later, and such additional\ncontributions are paid from and after the date of such transfer.\n  3. The gross compensation of such member shall be the amount\nestablished on the basis of such higher value of maintenance.\nContributions based on such gross compensation shall continue to be made\nuntil such member retires or until such election is terminated as\nprovided in paragraph four of this subdivision h.\n  4. An election made pursuant to paragraph one of this subdivision h\nshall be terminated if and when the compensation of the member,\nincluding cash and the current value of maintenance, shall equal the\ngross compensation of such member as fixed on the basis of the higher\nvalue of maintenance described in such paragraph one, provided that:\n  (a) In a case covered by subparagraph (a) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such current value of maintenance shall have been\ndetermined by the director of the budget pursuant to section forty-two\nof the civil service law, or\n  (b) In a case covered by subparagraph (b) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such current value of maintenance shall have been\ndetermined by the board of supervisors of the county of Monroe, or\n  (c) In a case covered by subparagraph (c) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such current value of maintenance shall have been\ndetermined by the board of supervisors of the county of Westchester, or\n  (cc) In a case covered by subparagraph (cc) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such current value of maintenance shall have been\ndetermined by the board of supervisors of the county, or\n  (d) In a case covered by subparagraph (d) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such current value of maintenance shall have been\ndetermined by the board of supervisors of Onondaga county, or\n  (e) In a case covered by subparagraph (d) of paragraph one of this\nsubdivision h, such current value of maintenance shall have been\ndetermined by the director of the budget pursuant to section forty-two\nof the civil service law.\n  i. Additional contributions.\n  1. Any member of the retirement system, upon forms prescribed and\nfurnished by the comptroller, may elect to make additional contributions\nat the rate of fifty per centum of his rate of normal contribution for\nthe purpose of purchasing additional annuity.\n  2. Additional contributions made pursuant to this subdivision i shall\nbe included in the member's accumulated contributions, except that in\ncomputing a retirement allowance:\n  (a) For ordinary disability pursuant to section sixty-two of this\narticle, or\n  (b) In any other case under this article where the inclusion of such\nadditional contributions in the computation of an annuity would have the\neffect of decreasing the amount of a pension that otherwise would be\npayable,\nsuch additional contributions shall be treated as excess contributions\nand shall be used to provide an annuity in addition to the annuity which\notherwise would be payable in such case.  Such additional annuity shall\nbe computed on the basis of regular interest and the mortality tables\nwhich are used in computing other annuities under this article.\n  3. One year or more after the filing thereof, a member may withdraw\nhis election to make additional contributions pursuant to this\nsubdivision i. Such withdrawal shall be by written notice duly\nacknowledged and filed with the comptroller.\n  j. Where a member's rate of contribution is reduced because his\nemployer contributes toward\npensions-providing-for-increased-take-home-pay pursuant to section\nseventy-a of this article, such member may by written notice duly\nacknowledged and filed with the comptroller within one year after such\nreduction or within one year after he last became a member, whichever is\nlater, elect to waive such reduction. One year or more after the filing\nthereof, a member may withdraw any such waiver by written notice duly\nacknowledged and filed with the comptroller.  Where a member makes an\nelection to waive such reduction, he shall contribute to the retirement\nsystem as otherwise provided in this article.\n  k. A member in the employ of the state who retires on or after April\nfirst, nineteen hundred seventy-three may elect to withdraw his excess\ncontributions at the time of his retirement; provided, however, in the\ncase of persons who last became members on or after July first, nineteen\nhundred seventy-three, the provisions of this subdivision shall apply\nonly to those who retire prior to July first, nineteen hundred\nseventy-four. Such election shall be duly executed and filed with the\ncomptroller. The term excess contributions shall mean accumulated\ncontributions in excess of the amount thereof necessary to provide the\nrequired pension or retirement allowance specified under the plan\napplicable to the member. In no case shall such withdrawal of\ncontributions result in an increase in the pension benefit.\n  l. Voluntary contributions. 1. Any member who is not otherwise\nrequired by law to make contributions may elect to make voluntary\ncontributions for the purpose of purchasing additional annuity.\n  2. Voluntary contributions made pursuant to this subdivision shall be\nincluded in the member's accumulated contributions, except that in\ncomputing a retirement allowance:\n  (a) For ordinary disability pursuant to section sixty-two of this\nchapter, or\n  (b) In any other case under this chapter where the inclusion of such\nvoluntary contributions in the computation of an annuity would have the\neffect of decreasing the amount of a pension that otherwise would be\npayable,\nsuch voluntary contributions shall be treated as excess contributions\nand shall be used to provide an annuity in addition to the annuity which\notherwise would be payable in such case. Such additional annuity shall\nbe computed on the basis of regular interest and the mortality tables\nwhich are used in computing other annuities under this chapter.\n  3. Any member electing to make such voluntary contributions shall file\nsuch election with the comptroller on a form prescribed for such purpose\nby the comptroller. Such election shall specify a rate of contributions\nin a whole number percentage no greater than ten percent of the member's\nsalary, such contributions to be remitted to the comptroller by regular\npayroll deductions from the compensation of the member. The rate of\ncontribution shall be subject to change by the member only once in any\ntwelve month period. These contributions may be withdrawn by the member\nin accordance with section fifty-one of this chapter only once in any\ntwelve month period.\n  4. Any member electing to make such voluntary contributions may\nwithdraw his election to make such contributions at any time and thereby\nterminate such contributions; provided, however, that such termination\nof voluntary contributions shall preclude the member from again electing\nto make such contributions for a period of twelve months.\n  5. Any member electing to make such voluntary contributions pursuant\nto this subdivision shall be deemed by such act to have: (a) withdrawn\nhis election to make additional contributions pursuant to subdivisions i\nand j of this section, and (b) made all his excess contributions in\naccordance with this subdivision.\n
N.Y. VAT Law § 355 — New York Code / Act VAT / Title 3 / Article 7 / Section 355
Operating without giving proof when proof required
Status: in_force

§ 355. Operating without giving proof when proof required. Any person\nwhose operator's or chauffeur's license or registration certificate or\nother privilege to operate a motor vehicle has been suspended or\nrevoked, restoration thereof or the issuance of a new license or\nregistration being contingent upon the furnishing of proof of financial\nresponsibility, and who during such suspension or revocation or in the\nabsence of full authorization from the commissioner shall drive any\nmotor vehicle upon any highway or knowingly permits any motor vehicle\nowned by such person to be operated by another upon any highway except\nas permitted hereunder, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon\nconviction thereof shall be subject to the penalties provided by section\nfive hundred eleven of this chapter.\n
N.Y. PBA Law § 158-A — New York Code / Act PBA / Article 2 / Title 3 / Section 158-A
Covenants of the state
Status: in_force

* § 158-a. Covenants of the state. 1. The state of New York does\npledge to and agree with the holders of any bonds issued pursuant to\nthis act after January first, nineteen hundred thirty-nine that it will\nnot limit or alter the rights hereby vested in the authority to\nconstruct, reconstruct, operate and maintain the parkway, bridges and\nother improvements, or any of them, and to collect revenues therefrom as\nauthorized in this title insofar as such rights may be necessary in\norder that the authority may fulfill the terms of any agreements made\nwith the holders of such bonds and that it will not in any way impair\nthe rights and remedies of the holders of such bonds until the bonds,\ntogether with interest thereon, with interest on any unpaid installments\nof principal and interest and all costs and expenses in connection with\nany suits, actions or proceedings by or on behalf of the bondholders are\nfully met and discharged.\n  2. The state of New York does pledge to and agree with the holders of\nany bonds issued pursuant to this title after January first, nineteen\nhundred thirty-nine which are secured by a pledge of the revenues of\nJones Beach parkway that it will not authorize or permit the\nconstruction or maintenance of any parkway, causeway, bridge, tunnel,\nstreet, road, highway or other connection for vehicular traffic which\nwill be competitive with Jones Beach parkway until such bonds together\nwith interest thereon, with interest on any unpaid installments of\nprincipal and interest and all costs and expenses in connection with any\nsuits, actions or proceedings by or on behalf of the bondholders are\nfully met and discharged; provided that a parkway, causeway, bridge,\ntunnel, street, road, highway or other connection for vehicular traffic\nshall be considered as competitive only if it shall form a connection\nfor vehicular traffic between the mainland of Long Island and the island\nof Long Beach east of the most easterly point of the present city of\nLong Beach or between the mainland of Long Island and the island on\nwhich Jones Beach park is located west of the most easterly point of Oak\nisland, or between the island of Long Beach and the island on which\nJones Beach park is located.\n  3. The state of New York does pledge to and agree with the holders of\nany bonds issued pursuant to this title after January first, nineteen\nhundred thirty-nine which are secured by a pledge of the revenues of\nCaptree bridge, that it will not authorize or permit the construction or\nmaintenance of any parkway, causeway, bridge, tunnel, street, road,\nhighway or other connection for vehicular traffic which shall be\ncompetitive with Captree bridge until such bonds, together with interest\nthereon, with interest on any unpaid installments of principal and\ninterest, and all costs and expenses in connection with any suits,\nactions or proceedings, by or on behalf of the bondholders, are fully\nmet and discharged; provided that a parkway, causeway, bridge, tunnel,\nstreet, road, highway or other connection for vehicular traffic shall be\nconsidered as competitive only if it shall form a connection for\nvehicular traffic across Great South bay between the mainland on Long\nIsland and either the island of Jones Beach or Fire island beach east of\nWantagh state parkway and west of Smith point.\n  * NB (Authority abolished June 30, 1978)\n
N.Y. LFN Law § 30.00 — New York Code / Act LFN / Article 2 / Title 3 / Section 30.00
Agency authorizing issuance of obligations
Status: in_force

§ 30.00 Agency authorizing issuance of obligations.  a. The finance\nboard shall have the power to authorize the issuance of bonds and notes.\nHowever, the finance board may, by resolution, delegate such power in\nrelation to bond anticipation notes, tax anticipation notes, revenue\nanticipation notes or urban renewal notes or the renewals thereof, to\nthe chief fiscal officer, in which event the chief fiscal officer shall\nexercise such power until the finance board, by resolution, shall elect\nto reassume the same.\n  b. Whenever the power to authorize the issuance of any of such notes,\nor the renewals thereof, has been delegated to the chief fiscal officer,\nno such note, or such renewal note, authorized by such officer pursuant\nto such power shall be issued unless such officer shall have first filed\nwith the finance board a certificate authorizing the issuance of such\nnote, or such renewal note. Such certificate shall contain in substance\nat least the same statements and provisions as a finance board would be\nrequired to incorporate in a resolution adopted by it in compliance with\nsection 38.10 or section 39.00 of this chapter and, in addition, a\nstatement that the power delegated to such officer to issue such note,\nor such renewal note, is in full force and effect and has not been\nmodified, amended or revoked. Such certificate shall be properly dated\nand signed by the chief fiscal officer and the same shall be a public\nrecord. The failure to have first filed such certificate with the\nfinance board as hereinbefore provided shall not invalidate the issuance\nof any such note.\n  c. In such instances in which the chief fiscal officer exercises such\npower, the same shall be exercised subject to such terms and conditions,\nnot inconsistent with the provisions of this chapter, as the finance\nboard may prescribe.\n
N.Y. RPT Law § 491*2 — New York Code / Act RPT / Article 4 / Title 3 / Section 491*2
Conservation easement agreement exemption; certain towns
Status: in_force

* § 491. Conservation easement agreement exemption; certain towns. 1.\nApplicability. A town having a population of not less than twenty-seven\nthousand six hundred and not more than twenty-seven thousand seven\nhundred that is located in a county having a population of not less than\nnine hundred fifty thousand and not more than nine hundred fifty-one\nthousand, based upon the latest decennial federal census, is hereby\nauthorized to adopt a local law to provide that real property whose\ninterests or rights have been acquired for the purpose of the\npreservation of an open space or an open area, as authorized in section\ntwo hundred forty-seven of the general municipal law, may be partially\nexempt from local real property taxation, provided that the owner or\nowners of such real property enter into a conservation easement\nagreement with the municipality in accordance with the procedures\nspecified in subdivision three of this section. A county having a\npopulation of not less than nine hundred fifty thousand and not more\nthan nine hundred fifty-one thousand, based upon the latest decennial\nfederal census may, by local law, and any school district, all or part\nof which is located in a town having a population of not less than\ntwenty-seven thousand six hundred and not more than twenty-seven\nthousand seven hundred that is located in a county having a population\nof not less than nine hundred fifty thousand and not more than nine\nhundred fifty-one thousand, may, by resolution, exempt such property\nfrom its taxation in the same manner and to the same extent as such town\nhas done.\n  2. Definitions. For the purpose of this section, the following terms\nshall have the following meanings: "open space" or "open area" means any\nspace or area characterized by natural scenic beauty or whose existing\nopenness, natural condition or present state of use, if retained, would\nenhance the present or potential value of abutting or surrounding urban\ndevelopment or would maintain or enhance the conservation of natural or\nscenic resources. For the purposes of this definition, "natural\nresources" shall include, but not be limited to, agricultural lands\ndefined as open lands actually used in bona fide agricultural\nproduction.\n  3. Procedures for obtaining a conservation easement agreement. (a) Any\nowner or owners of land may submit a proposal to the town board of a\ntown having a population of not less than twenty-seven thousand six\nhundred and not more than twenty-seven thousand seven hundred that is\nlocated in a county having a population of not less than nine hundred\nfifty thousand and not more than nine hundred fifty-one thousand, based\nupon the latest decennial federal census, for the granting of interest\nor rights in real property for the preservation of open space or areas.\nSuch proposal shall be submitted in such a manner and form as may be\nprescribed by the conservation board of such town.\n  (b) Upon receipt of such proposal, the town board shall convey the\nproposal to the conservation board of such town. Such conservation board\nshall investigate the area to determine if the proposal would be of\nbenefit to the people of the town and may negotiate the terms and\nconditions of the offer. If the conservation board determines that it is\nin the public interest to accept such proposal, it shall recommend to\nthe town board that it hold a public hearing for the purpose of\ndetermining whether or not the town should accept such proposal.\n  (c) The town board shall, within thirty days of receipt of such\nadvisory opinion, hold a public hearing concerning such proposal at a\nplace within the town. At least ten days notice of the time and place of\nsuch hearing shall be published in a paper of general circulation in\nsuch town, and a written notice of such proposal shall be given to all\nadjacent property owners and to any municipality whose boundaries are\nwithin five hundred feet of the boundaries of said proposed area, and to\nthe school district in which it is located.\n  (d) The town board, after receiving the reports of the conservation\nboard of a town having a population of not less than twenty-seven\nthousand six hundred and not more than twenty-seven thousand seven\nhundred that is located in a county having a population of not less than\nnine hundred fifty thousand and not more than nine hundred fifty-one\nthousand, based upon the latest decennial federal census, and after such\npublic hearing, may adopt the proposal or any modification thereof it\ndeems appropriate or may reject it in its entirety.\n  (e) If such proposal is adopted by the town board, it shall be\nexecuted by the owner or owners in written form and in a form suitable\nfor recording in the county clerk's office.\n  (f) Such agreement may not be canceled by either party. However, the\nowner or owners thereof may petition the town board for cancellation\nupon good cause shown, and such cancellation may be granted only upon\npayment of the penalties provided in this section.\n  4. Computation. (a) An exemption granted pursuant to this section\nshall commence as of the effective date of the conservation easement\nagreement, and shall terminate upon the expiration or termination of\nsuch conservation easement agreement.\n  (b) The following table shall illustrate the computation of the\nexemption:\n     Commitment        Percentage of Exemption\n     15 to 29 years              50%\n     30 to 49 years              75%\n     50 to 75 years              85%\n     Perpetual                   90%\nSuch  exemption  shall  be granted only upon application by the owner or\nowners of such real property on a form prescribed by  the  commissioner.\nSuch  application  shall  be  filed  with the assessor of the town on or\nbefore the taxable status date of such town.\n  (c) If satisfied that the applicant is entitled to an exemption\npursuant to this section, the assessor shall approve the application and\nsuch real property shall thereafter be exempt from taxation and special\nad valorem levies as provided in this section commencing with the\nassessment roll prepared on the basis of the taxable status date. The\nassessed value of any exemption granted pursuant to this section shall\nbe entered by the assessor on the assessment roll with the taxable\nproperty, with the amount of the exemption shown in a separate column.\n  (d) Whenever a conservation easement encumbers only a portion of a\nparcel, the assessor shall henceforth enter that portion of the parcel\nencumbered by such easement as a separate parcel on all subsequent\nassessment rolls.\n  5. Penalties for offenses. If there is a violation of the terms and\nconditions of the conservation easement agreement or if such\nconservation easement agreement is canceled by the town board upon\npetition, then the owner or owners of such property must pay to the\ntown, the following amounts:\n  (a) All taxes abated pursuant to the conservation easement agreement,\nas limited by the remainder of this section, including, if applicable,\nthose taxes imposed by the county, town, school districts and all\nspecial improvement districts and other taxing units to which the\nproperty is subject. Repayment of the aforementioned abated taxes shall\nbe equal to five times the taxes saved in the last year in which the\nland benefited from a conservation easement agreement exemption, plus\ninterest of six percent per year compounded annually for each year in\nwhich an exemption was granted, not exceeding five years.\n  (b) Payments shall be added by or on behalf of each taxing\njurisdiction to the taxes levied on the assessment roll prepared on the\nbasis of the first taxable status date after there is a violation of the\nterms and conditions of the conservation easement or such conservation\neasement agreement is canceled.\n  * NB There are 2 § 491's\n
N.Y. SOS Law § 73 — New York Code / Act SOS / Article 3 / Title 3 / Section 73
Power of the board of supervisors to change the administrative system of the county social services district
Status: in_force

§ 73.  Power of the board of supervisors to change the administrative\nsystem of the county social services district.  When pursuant to section\nseventy-two, the board of supervisors has adopted a resolution directing\nthat the cost of all public assistance and care shall be a charge on the\ncounty social services district:\n  1.  The county social services district shall, after the date fixed by\nsuch resolution, be responsible for administration of public assistance\nand care in all of the towns of its district and thereafter all\nprovisions of this chapter as to the powers and duties of towns and of\ntown social services officers shall be inoperative in such county social\nservices district.  The appointment of all town social services officers\nand employees shall terminate on the date when such resolution takes\neffect.\n  2.  (a)  Such resolution shall not take effect in a city in a county\nsocial services district unless it is confirmed by act of the\nlegislative body of the city in accordance with the provisions of this\nparagraph.  The legislative body of such a city may confirm the\nresolution of the board of supervisors (1) on or before the first day of\nOctober in the year in which such resolution was adopted by the board of\nsupervisors, and make such confirmation effective on the first day of\nJanuary next succeding such confirmation, provided the resolution of the\nboard of supervisors takes effect in the towns of the county on or\nbefore such first day of January, or (2) at any other time or date, and\nmake such confirmation effective on any date not earlier than the date\nthe resolution of the board of supervisors takes effect in the towns of\nthe county, provided the board of supervisors shall by resolution\nspecifically approve such confirmation.\n  (b)  On the day after a city confirms a resolution of the board of\nsupervisors pursuant to paragraph (a), the mayor or the city clerk shall\nsend a written notice of such confirmation to the clerk of the board of\nsupervisors of the county.  He shall also send a copy of such notice to\nthe county commissioner of social services and the county commissioner\nshall thereupon notify the department.\n  (c)  If a city in the county social services district shall confirm\nthe resolution of the board of supervisors in accordance with the\nprovisions of paragraph (a), the county social services district shall,\non and after the effective date of such confirmation be responsible for\nadministration of public assistance and care in such city, and\nthereafter all provisions of this chapter as to the powers and duties of\na city in a county social services district and of city social services\nofficers shall be inoperative in such city.\n  (d)  Unless and until a city in the county social services district\nshall confirm the resolution of the board of supervisors in accordance\nwith the provisions of paragraph (a), the responsibility of such city\nfor assistance and care in its territory shall not be affected by such\nresolution, and the city shall be governed by the provisions of this\nchapter and other laws relating to cities which form part of a county\nsocial services district and to city social services officers; and the\ncity shall continue to be responsible for the cost of public assistance\nand care under the provisions of subdivision two of section sixty-nine,\nexcept as otherwise provided in title three-a of this article.  The cost\nof any assistance and care given to local charges residing or found in\nsuch city, paid by the county social services district under the\nprovisions of subdivision three of section sixty-nine, shall be a charge\non the county social services district.\n  3.  The board of supervisors shall make such additional appropriations\nand authorize the appointment of such number of deputy commissioners,\nother assistants and employees as it may deem necessary to provide\nadequate administration of the public assistance and care for which the\ncounty social services district is made responsible under the provisions\nof this section.\n
N.Y. ENV Law § 19-0309 — New York Code / Act ENV / Article 19 / Title 3 / Section 19-0309
Certificates of compliance for purposes of the Tax Law
Status: in_force

§ 19-0309. Certificates of compliance for purposes of the Tax Law.\n  1. For the purposes of sections 208, 210, 606 and 612 of the Tax Law,\nthe commissioner or his designated representative is hereby authorized\nto issue certificates of compliance concerning air pollution control\nfacilities and air pollution controlled process facilities as defined in\nsuch law. No such certificate shall be issued unless the facility to\nwhich it is applicable is in compliance with applicable provisions of\ntitles 1 to 11, inclusive, and title 19 of article 17, article 19, and\ntitle 1 of article 27 of this chapter; of the Public Health Law; of the\nstate sanitary code and of codes, rules, regulations, permits or orders\nissued pursuant thereto.\n  2. In the case of facilities which have not been completed prior to\nthe close of a taxable year for which a deduction may be claimed under\nthe Tax Law, a temporary certificate of compliance may be issued if the\ncommissioner or his representative is satisfied, on the basis of the\nconstruction which has taken place, that such facilities, when\ncompleted, will be in compliance with the provisions of titles 1 to 11,\ninclusive, and title 19 of article 17, article 19, and title 1 of\narticle 27 of this chapter; of the Public Health Law; of the state\nsanitary code, and codes, rules, regulations, permits or orders issued\npursuant thereto. Such a temporary certificate shall apply only to\nexpenditures made in the taxable year with respect to which such a\ncertificate is issued.\n  3. The certificate of compliance may be revoked by the commissioner,\nafter providing an opportunity to be heard, upon a determination that\nthe facility to which it was applicable either is not, or has not been,\nin compliance with applicable provisions of this chapter, the state\nsanitary code or codes, rules, regulations, permits or orders issued\npursuant thereto. Upon revocation, the commissioner shall notify the\nState Tax Commission.\n
N.Y. PBA Law § 3038 — New York Code / Act PBA / Article 10 / Title 3 / Section 3038
Conditions on extension of benefits to the city
Status: in_force

* § 3038. Conditions on extension of benefits to the city.  The\ncorporation shall, at the time of any exchange of the corporation's\nbonds and notes for short-term obligations of the city pursuant to\nsubdivision two of section three thousand thirty-five of this chapter or\nany payment of funds of the corporation to the city or of any purchase\nfrom the city of its obligations pursuant to section three thousand\nthirty-seven of this chapter, require the city to agree to observe and\nperform the conditions set forth below in this section, with such\nlimitations as to the implementation of such conditions as the\ncorporation may, subject to any contract with bondholders or\nnoteholders, then approve; provided, however, that no such specific\nlimitations shall be so substantial as to effectively constitute a\nwaiver of any such conditions. Any such conditions may thereafter, in\nthe discretion of the corporation, subject to any contract with\nbondholders or noteholders, be further limited. Such conditions shall\ncease to apply when all notes and bonds have been repaid or when the\ncorporation has accumulated in its capital reserve funds or otherwise an\namount equal to the principal of all outstanding notes and bonds and\ninterest accrued thereon. The city shall have the right at any time to\npay the corporation an amount which, when added to the capital reserve\nfunds, shall equal the principal of all outstanding notes and bonds and\ninterest accrued thereon and redemption premium if any. If the city\nmakes such payment at a time when the corporation has outstanding notes\nor bonds that are not then callable, the city shall agree to pay the\ncorporation on demand an amount equal to the amount, if any, by which\nthe amount of interest on such notes or bonds shall exceed the\ncorporation's income from the investment of its funds. Subject to the\nforegoing, the conditions that the corporation shall require the city to\nobserve and perform shall be as follows:\n  1. The city shall deliver a certificate, executed by the mayor and the\ncity comptroller in form prescribed by the corporation, (a) representing\nthat the city is in compliance with the conditions described below in\nthis section as the corporation may specify, (b) undertaking to comply\nwith any of such specified conditions as the corporation may then\nrequire and (c) stating that all local legislative and executive action\nthen required to permit such compliance by the city has been taken. The\ncorporation may require the delivery with such certificate of an opinion\nof the city's corporation counsel that all such legislative and\nexecutive action has been taken.\n  2. (a) The city shall, within ninety days after the first such\nagreement, initiate steps to adopt as the city's method of accounting\nfor purposes of reporting to the corporation with respect to the city's\nfinancial condition and compliance with the conditions of this section,\nthe accounting principles set forth in the state comptroller's uniform\nsystem of accounts for municipalities, as the same may be modified by\nthe state comptroller, in consultation with the city comptroller, for\napplication to the city. The city shall complete the transition to such\naccounting method as promptly as reasonably practicable thereafter and,\nin any event, so that the audited financial statements for the fiscal\nyear ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred seventy-eight shall be\nprepared in accordance with such accounting methods, except as provided\nbelow in this subdivision. It is recognized that the adoption of such\naccounting principles may result in substantial adjustments from the\naccounting principles now followed by the city. The corporation and the\ncity shall consult, over the course of the introduction and adoption of\nsuch accounting system and the accounting methods referred to in section\neight of the New York state financial emergency act for the city of New\nYork, and until the expiration of the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,\nnineteen hundred seventy-eight, the corporation and the city may\nformulate a mutually acceptable method of phasing such adjustments into\nthe accounting system described in this paragraph over such reasonable\nperiod, not exceeding ten years, as the corporation may determine to be\nappropriate and the financial statements and other information to be\nfurnished to the corporation may, notwithstanding any other provision of\nthis section three thousand thirty-eight be prepared in accordance with\nsuch determination.\n  (b) For the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred\nseventy-nine, and for each fiscal year thereafter, the city's expense\nbudget shall be prepared in accordance with the provisions of section\neight of the New York state financial emergency act for the city of New\nYork.\n  3. The city shall take such action as may be necessary to enable the\nstate comptroller, or at his election an independent certified public\naccounting firm retained by the city but satisfactory to the state\ncomptroller, to perform an annual audit and to furnish to the\ncorporation an annual report, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,\nnineteen hundred seventy-eight upon the financial statements of the\ncity. For each subsequent fiscal year the city shall take such action as\nmay be necessary to enable a nationally recognized independent certified\npublic accounting firm selected and retained by the city at its cost in\naccordance with the provisions of section seven-a of the New York state\nfinancial emergency act for the city of New York to perform an annual\naudit and to furnish to the corporation an annual report upon the\nfinancial statements of the city. Each such report shall be prepared in\naccordance with the accounting method prescribed under subdivision two\nof this section. The city shall make available for inspection and\ncopying all books, records, work papers and other data and material as\nrequired by the state comptroller or the independent certified public\naccounting firm conducting such audit and the city shall make its\nofficers and employees available to and shall cooperate with such\nauditors so as to permit such annual audit to be completed and the\nreport issued to the city and to the corporation within one hundred\ntwenty days after the close of the fiscal year. Such report shall be\nmade available to the public promptly thereafter.\n  4. Beginning with the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen\nhundred seventy-seven and for each fiscal year thereafter, the city\nshall deliver a proposed expense budget to the corporation. Delivery to\nthe corporation shall be made concurrently with the initial submission\nof the proposed expense budget to the board of estimate and the city\ncouncil, but in any event not later than fifty days prior to the\nbeginning of such fiscal year or such other date as the corporation may\napprove upon the request of the city. Beginning with the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred seventy-eight, and for each\nfiscal year thereafter, the proposed expense budget submitted to the\ncorporation shall be prepared in accordance with the accounting methods\nreferred to in subdivision two of this section. Such budget shall be\nidentical to the proposed expense budget submitted to the board of\nestimate and city council. The proposed expense budget delivered to the\ncorporation shall be accompanied by (i) a statement setting forth in\ndetail the assumptions of income and expense used in its preparation,\n(ii) for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred\nseventy-eight, a reconciliation of the differences, if any, between such\nproposed expense budget and the proposed expense budget based on the\napplicable accounting methods set forth in subdivision two a of this\nsection but without adjustments or modifications permitted by this\ntitle, and for each subsequent fiscal year a reconciliation between such\nproposed expense budget and the proposed budget based on the principles\ndescribed in section eight of the New York state financial emergency act\nfor the city of New York, and (iii) a certificate of the mayor stating\nthat such assumptions are reasonable and that operation within the\nbudget is feasible and explaining the reasons for any differences\ntherein from the proposed expense budget described in clause (ii) above.\nSubject to and in accordance with the provisions of section eight of the\nNew York state financial emergency act for the city of the New York, as\nthe same may be amended from time to time, the city shall in every\nfiscal year adopt and maintain an expense budget in which the total of\nall income items equals or exceeds the total of all expenditure items.\nFor the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred\nseventy-eight and each subsequent fiscal year the total of all income\nitems shall also equal or exceed the total of all expenditure items in\neach expense budget as adopted by the city, after the adjustments, if\nany, required to conform to the accounting methods referred to in\nsubdivision two of this section (except as may be modified by the\napplication of subdivision five of this section) and the city shall also\nmaintain a budget balanced in accordance with such accounting\nprinciples. Prior to July first, nineteen hundred eighty-two and\nnotwithstanding any other provision of this section to the contrary, any\nexpense item in the expense budget for any fiscal year, which item\nrelates to contributions by the city or other public employer to any\nretirement system or pension fund, shall include only the amounts which,\nunder the provisions of law, rules or regulations expressly prescribing\nthe method of determining employer contributions to such retirement\nsystem or pension fund and the time of payment thereof, are due and\npayable in such fiscal year, and no such expense item shall include\namounts for any such contribution which, under such laws, rules or\nregulations, do not become due and payable in such fiscal year.\n  5. The city shall, over a period of six fiscal years, beginning with\nits fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred seventy-seven,\neliminate from its capital budget those expenses that are properly\nincludable only in its expense budget, as determined in accordance with\nthe accounting principles set forth in the state comptroller's uniform\nsystem of accounts for municipalities, as the same may be modified by\nthe state comptroller, in consultation with the city comptroller, for\napplication to the city. The determination of which items are properly\nincludable only in the city's expense budget shall be made in accordance\nwith the aforesaid accounting principles regardless of any act of the\nlegislature prior or subsequent to the effective date of this title\notherwise classifying such items. To implement the foregoing:\n  (a) The mayor and the city comptroller shall, not later than October\nthirty-first, nineteen hundred seventy-five, certify to the corporation,\na list, to the best of their information, of the expense items in the\ncity's capital budget for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,\nnineteen hundred seventy-six, and the amount of each such item;\n  (b) The comptroller (or the independent certified public accounting\nfirm then retained pursuant to subdivision three of this section) shall\nprepare a determination of and shall report upon the expense items and\nthe amount thereof in the city's capital budget for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred seventy-six and for each\nsubsequent fiscal year, in accordance with the aforesaid accounting\nprinciples. Such report shall also include a statement as to the city's\ncompliance with the conditions of this subdivision for the fiscal year\nreported upon and in the budget for the succeeding fiscal year;\n  (c) Unless the corporation shall approve the inclusion of a greater\namount with respect to any such fiscal year, the aggregate amount of all\nsuch expense items included in the capital budget, including judgments\nand claims related to other than capital projects, for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred seventy-seven and for the\nfollowing fiscal year shall be reduced at the cumulative rate of ten\npercent per year from the aggregate amount for the nineteen hundred\nseventy-six fiscal year set forth in the report provided for under\nparagraph (b) of this subdivision (or set forth in the certification\nunder paragraph (a) of this subdivision if such report has not then been\nprepared). For the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred\nseventy-nine the maximum aggregate amount of all such expense items\nincluded in the capital budget shall be four hundred fifty million\ndollars and for each of the following two fiscal years the aggregate\namount of all such expense items included in the capital budget shall be\nsubstantially reduced from the aggregate amount for the nineteen hundred\nseventy-nine fiscal year. For the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,\nnineteen hundred eighty-two and thereafter, no such expense items shall\nbe included in the city's capital budget;\n  (d) For the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred\nseventy-seven and continuing thereafter, the city shall not include any\nnew or additional item in its capital budget which, in accordance with\nthe aforesaid accounting principles, is properly includable only in its\nexpense budget; and\n  (e) To implement this subdivision, and in order to provide full\ndisclosure of all expense items properly includable only in the expense\nbudget, the city shall include in its expense budget for each fiscal\nyear by appropriation all expense items which are included in its\ncapital budget for such fiscal year pursuant to paragraph (c) of this\nsubdivision including judgments and claims related to other than capital\nprojects, such items shall be stated separately and distinctly and the\ncity may include in such expense budget as items of income, in addition\nto all other items of income properly includable in such expense budget\npursuant to this section, all amounts to be applied to the payment of\nsuch expense items, which amounts may be derived from any source\navailable to the city during such fiscal year, provided that such income\nshall be listed separately and distinctly.\n  6. If after the adoption of the expense budget for any fiscal year,\nany increase therein, or an increase in total expenditures shall be\nproposed, the mayor shall cause such proposal to be submitted to the\ncorporation concurrently with its submission to the board of estimate\nand the city council, together with a statement of the source of current\nincome or other identifiable and currently available funds required for\nthe payment of such additional amounts.\n  7. Commencing at such time as the corporation may specify, but not\nlater than December 1, 1975 the city budget director shall deliver to\nthe corporation, not less than thirty days before each fiscal quarter\n(except, within thirty days after the commencement of the first fiscal\nquarter), an expenditure plan to implement the city expense budget for\nsuch fiscal quarter and within amounts based on current income or other\nidentifiable and currently available funds. The city budget director\nshall deliver to the corporation within thirty days after the end of\neach such fiscal quarter covered by an expenditure plan, an operations\nreport reflecting results of city operations for such fiscal quarter and\nwhether the city has operated within the related expenditure plan. Each\nexpenditure plan and operations report shall be in such form as the\ncorporation may specify and shall be certified by the city budget\ndirector and shall detail and report upon action taken by the city to\nmaintain a balanced expense budget.\n  8. The city shall comply in all material respects with the expenditure\nlimitations in its budgets as adopted or modified in accordance with\nsubdivisions four and six of this section, and with section eight of the\nNew York state financial emergency act for the city of New York as the\nsame may from time to time be amended.\n  9. a. The city shall not, at any time issue any short-term obligations\nwhich would cause the aggregate principal amount of its outstanding\nshort-term obligations plus the aggregate principal amount of all notes\nand bonds issued by the corporation (less any notes or bonds of the\ncorporation which have been refunded, renewed, redeemed, paid or\ncancelled and less any notes and bonds deemed to have been paid pursuant\nto the provisions of any contract with noteholders or bondholders and\nless any notes other than notes issued in anticipation of the issuance\nof bonds of the corporation, or bonds of the corporation issued for a\npurpose set forth in subparagraph (b) of section three thousand\nthirty-seven or in subparagraph eighteen of section three thousand ten\nof this article, and less any notes other than notes issued in\nanticipation of the issuance of bonds of the corporation, or bonds of\nthe corporation issued for the purpose of making deposits into any of\nits capital reserve funds, and less any short-term obligations of the\ncity then held by the corporation) to exceed (i) six billion six hundred\nmillion (hereinafter called the base debt limit) plus (ii) an additional\namount, not exceeding ten percent of the base debt limit; provided,\nhowever, that during the fiscal years ending June 30, 1976 and 1977 such\nadditional amount may not exceed thirty per cent of the base debt limit,\nduring the fiscal year ending June 30, 1978 the additional amount may\nnot exceed twenty-five per cent of the base debt limit, during the\nfiscal year ending June 30, 1979, the additional amount may not exceed\ntwenty per cent of the base debt limit, and during the fiscal year\nending June 30, 1980 the additional amount may not exceed fifteen per\ncent of the base debt limit.\n  b. In addition to the foregoing limitation the city shall not, at any\ndate, issue any short-term obligations which would cause the aggregate\nprincipal amount of its outstanding short-term obligations (excluding\nbond anticipation notes) plus the aggregate principal amount of all\nnotes and bonds issued by the corporation (less (i) any notes or bonds\nwhich have been refunded or renewed and any notes or bonds in an amount\nequal to the aggregate principal amount of bond anticipation notes of\nthe city acquired by the corporation, whether or not then held by the\ncorporation (except bond anticipation notes of the city acquired by the\ncorporation in consideration of the surrender by the corporation to the\ncity of bond anticipation notes of the city), and any notes or bonds\nissued for a purpose set forth in subparagraph (b), (c) or (d) of\nsection three thousand thirty-seven, in subdivision two-a of section\nthree thousand thirty-three, or subparagraph eighteen of section three\nthousand ten of this article, and less any notes or bonds of the\ncorporation issued for the purpose of making deposits into any of its\ncapital reserve funds, (ii) any short-term obligations of the city then\nheld by the corporation other than bond anticipation notes and (iii) any\nshort-term obligations of the city issued and payable within the same\nfiscal year) to exceed four billion five hundred million dollars plus,\nin the discretion of the board of directors, an additional amount not\nexceeding five hundred million dollars plus, in the discretion of the\nboard of directors, until June thirtieth, nineteen hundred seventy-six,\na further additional amount not exceeding two hundred million dollars.\n  c. Notwithstanding any other provision of this act, the corporation\nshall not have the authority to modify or waive the limitations on the\naggregate amount of outstanding short-term obligations of the city\npermitted to be outstanding in excess of the limits specified in\nparagraphs (a) and (b) of this subdivision.\n  d. Not less than twenty days prior to the issuance of any short-term\nobligations by the city, other than such obligations to be issued to the\ncorporation, on or after July first, nineteen hundred seventy-five, the\ncity comptroller shall deliver to the corporation a notice of intent to\nissue such obligations, specifying the amount and proposed terms thereof\nand the authority under which such obligations are proposed to be\nissued, together with a certificate of the city budget director\nspecifying the purpose and the proposed source of funds for the\nredemption thereof. The city comptroller and the city budget director\nshall provide such additional information and shall be available for\nconsultation as the corporation may request. If, within ten days after\nthe receipt of such a notice from the city, the corporation determines\nafter consultation with the city comptroller and the city budget\ndirector, that the issuance of such obligations would violate the\nlimitation of this subdivision, the corporation shall deliver to the\ncity comptroller a certified copy of such determination within such\n10-day period and the city comptroller shall not thereafter issue such\nobligations.\n  * NB The corporation shall continue for a term ending the later of\nJuly 1, 2008 or one year after its liabilities have been fully paid and\ndischarged per § 3033 sub 1.\n
N.Y. PBA Law § 152 — New York Code / Act PBA / Article 2 / Title 3 / Section 152
Jones Beach State Parkway Authority
Status: in_force

* § 152. Jones Beach State Parkway Authority. A board, to be known as\n"Jones Beach State Parkway Authority," is hereby created. Such board\nshall be a body corporate and politic constituting a public benefit\ncorporation. It shall consist of the commissioners of the Long Island\nstate park commission and their successors. In case such commission\nshall cease to exist the board shall consist of three members who shall\nbe appointed by the governor, by and with the consent of the senate; the\nterm of office of the members so appointed shall be two, four and six\nyears, respectively, and thereafter the terms of office of the said\nmembers so appointed shall be six years. The president of the board\nshall be the president of the Long Island state park commission or if\nsuch commission shall cease to exist shall be appointed by the governor.\nThe members of the board shall be entitled to no compensation for their\nservices, but shall be entitled to reimbursement for all expenses\nincurred or to be incurred in connection with the Jones Beach parkway.\nThe power of such corporation shall be vested in and exercised by a\nmajority of the members of the board then in office. The board may\ndelegate to one or more of its members, or to its agents and employees,\nsuch powers and duties as it may deem proper. The board and its\ncorporate existence shall continue only for a period of five years and\nthereafter until all its liabilities have been met and its bonds have\nbeen paid in full or such liabilities or bonds have otherwise been\ndischarged. Upon its ceasing to exist all its rights and properties\nshall pass to the state and become subject to the jurisdiction of the\ncommission.\n  * NB (Authority abolished June 30, 1978)\n
N.Y. LFN Law § 33.00 — New York Code / Act LFN / Article 2 / Title 3 / Section 33.00
Bond resolution and capital note resolution; procedure for enactment thereof
Status: in_force

§ 33.00 Bond resolution and capital note resolution; procedure for\nenactment thereof.  a. Every bond resolution and capital note resolution\nshall be adopted by at least a two-thirds vote of the voting strength of\nthe finance board, except that (1) where a bond resolution or a capital\nnote resolution is subject to mandatory referendum before it shall\nbecome effective or (2) where a bond resolution provides that it shall\nbe submitted to a referendum in the manner authorized by or pursuant to\nthis chapter, a three-fifths vote shall be sufficient. A majority vote\nshall be sufficient for the adoption of a resolution authorizing the\nrenewal of a capital note.\n  b. Any village having a population of five thousand or more, as\ndetermined pursuant to the last available federal census, and any city\nmay hereafter adopt, in the manner provided by law, a local law\nrequiring public hearings on all bond resolutions and capital note\nresolutions or on bond resolutions and capital note resolutions\nauthorizing the issuance of obligations for such purposes or amounts as\nmay be specified in such local law. Such a local law shall prescribe the\nprocedure for such public hearings.\n
N.Y. EXC Law § 527-F — New York Code / Act EXC / Article 19-G / Title 3-A / Section 527-F
Application, review and approval
Status: in_force

§ 527-f. Application, review and approval. 1. Each eligible applicant\ndesiring to participate in the youth center facility program established\npursuant to this title shall submit an application to the appropriate\nofficial of the division for youth.  Municipalities applying for new\nfacility project grants may submit joint applications with a\nnot-for-profit corporation with whom they intend to contract for the\noperation of the youth center. The application shall contain:\n  (a) a description of the proposed or existing program to be operated\nfrom this facility in accordance with criteria established by the\ndivision;\n  (b) a development timetable acceptable to the division that shall\ninclude the projected time schedule for (A) commencement and completion\nof regulatory and review processes and approvals including procedures\nfor land use; and (B) commencement and completion of construction or\nrehabilitation. Such timetable shall also include a projected date as to\nwhen the facility will be available for utilization and any other\ninformation the division deems appropriate;\n  (c) a proposed operating and maintenance budget including a listing of\nstart-up expenses and of the funds which will be used to pay such\nexpenses;\n  (d) an estimate of the total facility project costs as defined herein;\n  (e) such information as the division may require to the extent that\nsuch information is necessary to facilitate review and approval of\nprojects consistent with this title.\n  2. The division shall review all applications with respect to the\nproposed construction or reconstruction, financial feasibility of the\nproject, contractual responsibilities of the parties, the planned use of\nthe facility for conformance with the purposes of this title and the\neffect the proposed facility will have on the programs provided by the\napplicant.  As part of its consideration of each application the\ndivision shall also consider (a) whether the facility proposed to be\nfinanced will support programs which are consistent with the purposes of\nthis title; (b) whether the proposed projects will provide intervention,\ndiversion and delinquency prevention programs which deter youth crime\nand promote the health, safety or general welfare of the youth\ncommunity; or advance the physical, mental and social well being of the\nyouth community; or render vital assistance and support to economically\nor socially disadvantaged youths; and (c) criteria relating to the\nfinancial and programmatic commitment of the applicant, including but\nnot limited to, the applicant's history of providing services to youth,\nand the ability of the applicant to support the maintenance and\noperation of the facility and its programs. Prior to making its\ndetermination to award a grant or a new facility operation agreement to\nan eligible applicant pursuant to this section, the division shall\ndetermine that the eligible applicant has demonstrated ability to carry\nout all agreements that the division determines reasonably necessary to\nassure: (i) that the youth center will be utilized as a youth center\nfacility for a period of time to be determined by the division pursuant\nto section five hundred twenty-seven-g of this title; and (ii) that the\noperation of the program located in such facility will be consistent\nwith the purposes of this title.\n  3. Not less than thirty days prior to approving an application\npursuant to the provisions of this title, the division shall notify the\ntemporary president of the senate and the speaker of the assembly of its\nintent to make such a grant or an award. Such notification shall\nidentify the recipient and state the proposed location, the estimated\nproject cost and a brief description of the project.\n  4. Upon completion of its review of an application and not less than\nthirty days after the notification as provided for in subdivision three\nof this section, the division shall approve or disapprove such\napplication and notify the municipality or the not-for-profit\ncorporation of its decision.\n
N.Y. GMU Law § 774 — New York Code / Act GMU / Article 17-A / Title 3 / Section 774
Proposed dissolution plan
Status: in_force

§ 774. Proposed dissolution plan. 1. The governing body of a local\ngovernment entity may, by resolution, endorse a proposed dissolution\nplan for the purpose of commencing dissolution proceedings under this\narticle.\n  2. The proposed dissolution plan shall specify:\n  (a) the name of the local government entity to be dissolved;\n  (b) the territorial boundaries of the entity;\n  (c) the type and/or class of the entity;\n  (d) a fiscal estimate of the cost of dissolution;\n  (e) any plan for the transfer or elimination of public employees;\n  (f) the entity's assets, including but not limited to real and\npersonal property, and the fair value thereof in current money of the\nUnited States;\n  (g) the entity's liabilities and indebtedness, bonded and otherwise,\nand the fair value thereof in current money of the United States;\n  (h) any agreements entered into with the town or towns in which the\nentity is situated in order to carry out the dissolution;\n  (i) the manner and means by which the residents of the entity will\ncontinue to be furnished municipal services following the entity's\ndissolution;\n  (j) terms for the disposition of the entity's assets and the\ndisposition of its liabilities and indebtedness, including the levy and\ncollection of the necessary taxes and assessments therefor;\n  (k) findings as to whether any local laws, ordinances, rules or\nregulations of the entity shall remain in effect after the effective\ndate of the dissolution or shall remain in effect for a period of time\nother than as provided by section seven hundred eighty-nine of this\ntitle;\n  (l) the effective date of the proposed dissolution;\n  (m) the time and place or places for a public hearing or hearings on\nthe proposed dissolution plan pursuant to section seven hundred\nseventy-six of this title; and\n  (n) any other matter desirable or necessary to carry out the\ndissolution.\n
N.Y. MRE Law § 173 — New York Code / Act MRE / Article 5 / Title 3 / Section 173
Heating
Status: in_force

§ 173. Heating. Every new dwelling shall be provided with heat in all\nliving rooms sufficient to maintain the minimum temperatures required by\nlocal law, ordinances, rules or regulation, or by the local public\nhealth officer, provided, however, that such minimum temperature shall,\nnotwithstanding the provisions of subdivision one of section three\nhundred twenty-nine of this chapter, be sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit\nduring the hours between six o'clock in the morning and ten o'clock in\nthe evening during the months between October first and May\nthirty-first, whenever the outdoor temperature falls below fifty-five\ndegrees Fahrenheit.\n
N.Y. RSS Law § 20 — New York Code / Act RSS / Article 2 / Title 3 / Section 20
The funds of the retirement system
Status: in_force

§ 20. The funds of the retirement system.  The funds hereby continued\nare the annuity savings fund, the annuity reserve fund, the pension\naccumulation fund and the pension reserve fund.\n