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N.Y. EDP Law § 204 — New York Code / Act EDP / Article 2 / Section 204
Determination and findings
Status: in_force

§ 204. Determination and findings. (A) The condemnor, within ninety\ndays after the conclusion of the public hearings held pursuant to this\narticle, shall make its determination and findings concerning the\nproposed public project and shall publish a brief synopsis of such\ndetermination and findings in at least two successive issues of an\nofficial newspaper if there is one designated in the locality where the\nproject will be situated and in at least two successive issues of a\nnewspaper of general circulation in such locality. If the official\nnewspaper is one of general circulation in such locality, publication\ntherein as specified shall be deemed sufficient compliance. The synopsis\nshall include those factors set forth in subdivision (B) herein, and\nshall also state that copies of the determination and findings will be\nforwarded upon written request without cost.\n  (B) The condemnor, in its determination and findings, shall specify,\nbut shall not be limited to the following:\n  (1) the public use, benefit or purpose to be served by the proposed\npublic project;\n  (2) the approximate location for the proposed public project and the\nreasons for the selection of that location;\n  (3) the general effect of the proposed project on the environment and\nresidents of the locality;\n  (4) such other factors as it considers relevant.\n  (C) Upon making the determination and findings, the condemnor shall\nserve, by personal service or certified mail, return receipt requested,\na notice of the brief synopsis thereof upon each assessment record\nbilling owner or his or her attorney of record whose property may be\nacquired. Such notice shall: (1) include the information required by\nparagraph two of subdivision (B) of this section; (2) state that copies\nof the determination and findings will be forwarded to such individuals\nupon written request and without cost; (3) inform such individual that,\nunder section two hundred seven of this article, there are thirty days\nfrom the completion of the condemnor's newspaper publication requirement\nto seek judicial review of the condemnor's determination and findings;\nand (4) inform such individual that, under sections two hundred seven\nand two hundred eight of this article, the exclusive venue for judicial\nreview of the condemnor's determination and findings is the appellate\ndivision of the supreme court in the judicial department where any part\nof the property to be condemned is located.\n
N.Y. EDP Law § 305 — New York Code / Act EDP / Article 3 / Section 305
Use and occupancy
Status: in_force

§ 305. Use and occupancy. (A) A condemnee, tenant or other person\nholding, using or occupying property acquired pursuant to this chapter,\nshall be liable to the condemnor for the fair and reasonable value of\nsuch holding, use or occupancy from the date of acquisition to the date\nthe property is vacated and possession surrendered to the condemnor.\nProvided, however, that in the event the property at the time of\nacquisition is occupied by the former owner for residential purposes,\nthe liability of such former owner for the fair and reasonable value of\nsuch residential holding shall not commence until ninety days after the\ndate of acquisition or until the date on which the property ceases to be\noccupied by the former owner for residential purposes, whichever occurs\nfirst.\n  (B) The amount of the fair and reasonable value for such temporary use\nand occupancy established by the condemnor shall be paid to the\ncondemnor at reasonable intervals; any amount due and payable may be\nretained by the condemnor from any unpaid damage or consideration to be\npaid by it to such condemnee, tenant or other person for the property or\ninterest therein acquired from him. Either party may bring an action and\nmake application to a court of competent jurisdiction to establish the\nfair and reasonable amount of money due for such holding, use or\noccupancy of the property, in the event the value established by the\ncondemnor is unacceptable. The condemnor may enforce any judgment\nensuing from such actions according to the applicable provisions of law.\n  (C) Where a condemnee, tenant or other person holding, using or\noccupying property acquired pursuant to this chapter is entitled to an\naward for the acquisition of the property by the condemnor, any unpaid\nportion of the sum fixed for use and occupancy either by agreement,\nexpressed or implied, or by court action to establish the same, shall be\na lien against such award, or payment by agreement, subject only to\nliens of record at the time of the vesting of title in the condemnor and\nliens under section four hundred seventy-five of the judiciary law.\n
N.Y. VAW Law § 24 — New York Code / Act VAW / Article 2 / Section 24
Waiver agreements
Status: in_force

§ 24. Waiver agreements. No agreement or release by a volunteer\nambulance worker, or, in the case of death, the dependents of a deceased\nvolunteer ambulance worker, to waive his or her right to benefits under\nthis chapter shall be valid, except as provided in section thirty-two of\nthe workers' compensation law or otherwise in this chapter.\n
N.Y. RPA Law § 1522 — New York Code / Act RPA / Article 15 / Section 1522
Accounting in certain cases
Status: in_force

§ 1522. Accounting in certain cases. In an action brought under\nsection 1503 the court shall direct such accounting as justice requires\nin the circumstances for rents and profits of the property or the value\nof the use and occupation during the period subsequent to the original\nsale or conveyance in lieu of foreclosure during which possession of the\nproperty was held by the plaintiff or by any other party to the action.\n
N.Y. CCA Law § 411 — New York Code / Act CCA / Article 4 / Section 411
Service of summons and complaint, third-party summons and complaint, petition with a notice of petition or order to show cause and petiti...
Status: in_force

§ 411. Service of summons and complaint, third-party summons and\ncomplaint, petition with a notice of petition or order to show cause and\npetition upon defendant. Service of the summons and complaint,\nthird-party summons and complaint, petition with a notice of petition or\norder to show cause and petition shall be made within one hundred twenty\ndays after the filing of the summons and complaint, third-party summons\nand complaint, or petition with notice of petition or order to show\ncause and petition, provided that if service is not made upon a\ndefendant within the time provided in this section, the court, upon\nmotion, shall dismiss the action without prejudice as to that defendant,\nor upon good cause shown or in the interest of justice, extend the time\nfor service.\n
N.Y. GCT Law § 21-C — New York Code / Act GCT / Article 2-A / Section 21-C
Passenger stations of railroad redevelopment corporations in certain cities
Status: in_force

§ 21-c. Passenger stations of railroad redevelopment corporations in\ncertain cities.  1. Each city having a population of more than one\nmillion may from time to time contract with a railroad redevelopment\ncorporation providing passenger service by rail to or from any passenger\nstation within such city and currently certified by the state\ncommissioner of transportation as eligible to receive the exemptions\nprovided by title two-b of the real property tax law to reimburse such\ncorporation for all or part of the costs incurred by it in the operation\nand maintenance of one or more such stations, owned or used by it,\nincluding the buildings, appurtenances, platforms, land and approaches\nincidental or adjacent thereto, provided, however, that such contract\nshall contain provisions pursuant to which:\n  a. The corporation agrees for the term of such contract not to\ndiscontinue all passenger or all freight service, or petition any\nregulatory agency having jurisdiction in respect thereof for permission\nto discontinue all passenger or all freight service, to or from such\nstations without the consent of such city;\n  b. The corporation agrees for the term of such contract to continue\nthe operation and maintenance of such existing facilities or portions\nthereof as may be required in the public interest for the sale of\npassenger tickets and the handling of baggage mail and freight at such\nstations;\n  c. The corporation shall use the portions of any such station which\nare not required for the sale of passenger tickets, the handling of\nbaggage, mail and freight or its railroad operations for public purposes\nor for uses generally available to or serving the general public,\nincluding but not limited to access to the railroad and related\nservices, facilities for the convenience and comfort of the general\npublic, the parking of vehicles, public assembly, recreation, cultural\nactivities, shelter, and terminal facilities for other modes of\ntransportation; and\n  d. Such contract shall expire not later than the first day of July\nnext succeeding its effective date.\n  Any contract made pursuant to this section may contain such other\nterms and conditions, not inconsistent with the foregoing, as the city\nand the corporation may agree.\n  2. Reimbursement of the costs of maintenance and operation of such\nstations, and reimbursement of any part thereof, are hereby declared\ncity purposes and the cost thereof shall be a city charge to be paid\nfrom city funds annually appropriated, raised and expended for city\npurposes in the manner provided by law.\n  3. Any contract made pursuant to this section shall be authorized by\nthe board of estimate of such city by resolution and shall require the\nseparate approval of the mayor of such city. Such resolution may be\namended from time to time.\n  4. Each city entering into a contract pursuant to this section shall\nfile a copy thereof within ten days of its execution with the director\nof the state office of transportation.\n
N.Y. ABC Law § 65-E — New York Code / Act ABC / Article 5 / Section 65-E
Posting of signs relating to human trafficking
Status: in_force

§ 65-e. Posting of signs relating to human trafficking. 1. The\nauthority shall require any person with a license to sell alcoholic\nbeverages for consumption on the premises who indicated, pursuant to\nparagraph (f) of subdivision one of section one hundred ten of this\nchapter, that topless entertainment and/or exotic dancing, whether\ntopless or otherwise, including but not limited to, pole dancing and lap\ndancing, would occur at the establishment, to display one or more signs\nor posters designated by the authority. Any sign or poster so designated\nshall meet the following specifications:\n  (a) Each sign or poster shall include information on human trafficking\nand the toll free telephone number of the National Human Trafficking\nhotline. The authority shall make any designated sign or poster\navailable for download from its website or from one or more links posted\non its website or on the website of the office of temporary and\ndisability assistance as provided in section four hundred\neighty-three-ff of the social services law.\n  (b) (i) Any sign or poster must be at least eight and one-half inches\nwide and eleven inches high.\n  (ii) If the National Human Trafficking hotline toll free number\nchanges, the authority shall notify each licensee that is subject to the\nposting requirement of this section of the change and shall require the\ndisplay of one or more signs or posters with the new toll free number\nwithin thirty days of such notification.\n  (iii) At a minimum, the licensee shall be required to display a\nbilingual version of the sign or poster in English and Spanish or to\ndisplay one sign or poster in English and one sign or poster in Spanish.\nA licensee may be required to display signs or posters in other\nlanguages as determined by the authority.\n  (c) Any person with a license to sell alcoholic beverages for\nconsumption on the premises that is subject to the posting requirement\nof this section shall display, in an upright position and in a\nconspicuous place where it can be easily read by clientele and employees\nof the establishment, any sign or poster required by the authority.\n  2. Any person with a license to sell alcoholic beverages for\nconsumption on the premises that is subject to the posting requirement\nof this section who violates the provisions of this section shall be\nsubject to a civil penalty, not to exceed one hundred dollars for each\nday of violation.\n
N.Y. AGM Law § 151-N — New York Code / Act AGM / Article 11-B / Section 151-N
Climate resilient farming initiative
Status: in_force

§ 151-n. Climate resilient farming initiative. 1. The department, in\ncooperation with the state soil and water conservation committee, and\nother partners working on climate resilient farming shall encourage\nagricultural producers in urban, suburban and rural communities to\nreduce the effects of farming on climate change, such as greenhouse gas\nemissions, and adapt to and mitigate the impact of climate change by\nimproving and maintaining water management systems and soil health and\nresiliency.\n  2. The department shall promote best management practices for climate\nmitigation and soil resiliency, as informed by state policy, by the\nUnited States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation\nService Field Office Technical Guide and by research conducted by New\nYork state institutions of higher education with expertise in soil\nhealth, and approved by the New York state soil and water conservation\ncommittee.\n  3. The department shall coordinate the climate resilient farming\ninitiative with the agricultural environmental management program\nestablished in article eleven-A of this chapter and section eleven of\nthe soil and water conservation districts law.\n  4. The commissioner and the state soil and water conservation\ncommittee are each empowered to promulgate such rules and regulations\nand to prescribe such forms as each shall deem necessary to effectuate\nthe purpose of this section.\n
N.Y. EXC Law § 439 — New York Code / Act EXC / Article 19-B / Section 439
Filing and availability of rules and regulations
Status: in_force

§ 439. Filing and availability of rules and regulations. A copy of\nevery rule and regulation adopted and promulgated by the commission\nshall be filed in the office of the secretary of state before it shall\nbecome effective and copies thereof shall be made available to the\nvarious municipalities operating under the bingo licensing law.\n
N.Y. LIE Law § 12-A — New York Code / Act LIE / Article 2 / Section 12-A
Amendment
Status: in_force

§ 12-a. Amendment. 1. Within sixty days after the original filing, a\nlienor may amend his lien upon twenty days notice to existing lienors,\nmortgagees and the owner, provided that no action or proceeding to\nenforce or cancel the mechanics' lien has been brought in the interim,\nwhere the purpose of the amendment is to reduce the amount of the lien,\nexcept the question of wilful exaggeration shall survive such amendment.\n  2. In a proper case, the court may, upon five days' notice to existing\nlienors, mortgagees and owner, make an order amending a notice of lien\nupon a public or private improvement, nunc pro tunc. However, no\namendment shall be granted to the prejudice of an existing lienor,\nmortgagee or purchaser in good faith, as the case may be.\n
N.Y. BNK Law § 599-H — New York Code / Act BNK / Article 12-E / Section 599-H
Mortgage call reports
Status: in_force

§ 599-h. Mortgage call reports. Each originating entity shall submit\nto the NMLSR reports of condition, which shall be in such form and shall\ncontain such information as the NMLSR may require.\n
N.Y. BNK Law § 473 — New York Code / Act BNK / Article 11 / Section 473
Loan officers, credit committee; duties
Status: in_force

§ 473. Loan officers, credit committee; duties.  Whenever the term\n"credit committee" is used in this article, it shall solely be\napplicable to those credit unions whose bylaws provide for such\ncommittee. The credit committee of every credit union shall meet as\noften as necessary, after due notice has been given to each member, for\nthe purpose of passing upon applications of members for loans.  No loan\nshall be made unless approved by a loan officer or by a majority of the\nmembers of the credit committee; except the credit committee or a loan\nofficer may approve in advance upon application by a member, an\nextension of credit, and loans may be granted to such members within the\nlimits of such extension of credit. The loan officers or the credit\ncommittee shall be responsible for reviewing and affirming all\nextensions of credit and any extension of credit shall expire if the\nmember becomes more than ninety days delinquent in his obligations to\nthe credit union.  If the credit union has shares in excess of fifty\nthousand dollars, the credit committee may appoint one or more loan\nofficers and delegate to him, her or them the power to approve loans\nwithin the limits fixed by the board of directors.  If the credit\ncommittee appoints one or more loan officers, not more than one loan\nofficer shall be a member of the credit committee and each loan officer\nshall report to the credit committee a record of each loan approved or\ndisapproved by him, her or them within seven days after filing of the\nloan application. All applications not approved by a loan officer shall\nbe acted upon by the credit committee.  If there is no credit committee,\na member shall have the right, upon written request, of review by the\nboard of directors of a loan application which has been denied.\n  In no case shall a loan officer or a member of the credit committee\nserve as a member of the supervisory committee.  No officer who is\nauthorized to sign checks shall act as a loan officer.  If a credit\nunion has less than five hundred thousand dollars in assets, its board\nof directors may act as its credit committee.  The credit committee of\nevery credit union shall keep full and complete minutes of all the\nbusiness transacted at each of its meetings. Such minutes shall include\nthe names of those present at such meetings.\n
N.Y. VIL Law § 6-628 — New York Code / Act VIL / Article 6 / Section 6-628
Liability of village in certain actions
Status: in_force

§ 6-628 Liability of village in certain actions. No civil action shall\nbe maintained against the village for damages or injuries to person or\nproperty sustained in consequence of any street, highway, bridge,\nculvert, sidewalk or crosswalk being defective, out of repair, unsafe,\ndangerous or obstructed or for damages or injuries to person or property\nsustained solely in consequence of the existence of snow or ice upon any\nsidewalk, crosswalk, street, highway, bridge or culvert unless written\nnotice of the defective, unsafe, dangerous or obstructed condition or of\nthe existence of the snow or ice, relating to the particular place, was\nactually given to the village clerk and there was a failure or neglect\nwithin a reasonable time after the receipt of such notice to repair or\nremove the defect, danger or obstruction complained of, or to cause the\nsnow or ice to be removed, or the place otherwise made reasonably safe.\n
N.Y. EXC Law § 887 — New York Code / Act EXC / Article 39 / Section 887
Implementation of services
Status: in_force

* § 887. Implementation of services. 1. Not later than six months from\nthe effective date of this article, the office shall establish the\npermit information, coordination, and assistance services provided for\nin section eight hundred eighty through section eight hundred\neighty-five of this article, except as otherwise provided in subdivision\nthree of this section.\n  2. Services so rendered by the office shall be made available without\ncharge, provided that nothing contained herein shall relieve an\napplicant of any part of the fees or charges established for the review\nand approval of permit applications or relieve an applicant of any of\nthe apportioned costs of a consolidated hearing conducted under section\neight hundred eighty-five of this article.\n  3. Under its rules the office shall provide for the implementation of\nthe master application procedure contained in section eight hundred\neighty-one of this article and shall specify the permits to which the\nmaster application procedure is applicable. Prior to the adoption of any\nrule relating to the inclusion, exclusion, or addition of permits to\nwhich the master application procedure is applicable, the office shall\ngive notice of such rule and hold a public hearing thereon.\n  4. Each state agency having jurisdiction of any permit to which the\nmaster application procedure is applicable shall designate an officer or\nemployee to act as permit liaison officer to cooperate with the office\nin carrying out the provisions of this article.\n  * NB Authority of office terminated per § 893 December 31, 1995\n
N.Y. TRA Law § 488 — New York Code / Act TRA / Article 22 / Section 488
Compliance with other law
Status: in_force

§ 488. Compliance with other law. Every recipient of funds to be made\navailable pursuant to this article shall comply with all applicable\nstate, federal and local laws.\n
N.Y. GBS Law § 521-B — New York Code / Act GBS / Article 29-AAA / Section 521-B
Contract renewals
Status: in_force

§ 521-b. Contract renewals. 1. No contract for services shall provide\nthat services will be automatically renewed and the subscriber billed,\nunless the subscriber named in the expiring contract is notified not\nmore than sixty and not less than fifteen days prior to the termination\nof the existing contract, by mail, of the credit card registration\nservices' intention to automatically renew the contract.\n  2. The written notice of renewal shall state the proposed renewal\nterm, the price for renewal and any additions, changes or deletions in\nthe services to be furnished. The notice shall state, conspicuously,\nthat the subscriber may elect not to renew the service by sending a\nwritten notice of cancellation or by calling a toll free telephone\nnumber prior to the end of the expiring contract.\n
N.Y. TAX Law § 422 — New York Code / Act TAX / Article 18 / Section 422
Bonds of distributors
Status: in_force

§ 422. Bonds of distributors. The tax commission may require any\ndistributor to file with the department of taxation and finance a bond\nissued by a surety company approved by the superintendent of financial\nservices as to solvency and responsibility and authorized to transact\nbusiness in the state or other security acceptable to the tax\ncommission, in such amount as the tax commission may fix, to secure the\npayment of any sums due from such distributor pursuant to this article.\nThe tax commission may require that such a bond or other security be\nfiled before a distributor is registered, or at any time when in its\njudgment the same is necessary as a protection to the revenues under\nthis article. If securities are deposited as security under this\nsubdivision, such securities shall be kept in the joint custody of the\ncomptroller and the commissioner of taxation and finance and may be sold\nby the tax commission if it becomes necessary so to do in order to\nrecover any sums due from such distributor pursuant to this article; but\nno such sale shall be had until after such distributor shall have had\nopportunity to litigate the validity of any tax if it elects so to do.\nUpon any such sale, the surplus, if any, above the sums due under this\narticle, shall be returned to such distributor.\n
N.Y. BNK Law § 380-J — New York Code / Act BNK / Article 10 / Section 380-J
Authorization to acquire and lease personal property
Status: in_force

§ 380-j. Authorization to acquire and lease personal property. A\nsavings and loan association is authorized to acquire and lease personal\nproperty to the same extent as a commercial bank is authorized to engage\nin such activities under subdivision twelve of section ninety-six of\nthis chapter, subject to those limitations applicable to such activities\nin the case of banks or trust companies.\n