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NY Gen Mun L § 120-T (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 120-T - Town and Village May Establish a Joint Water District.

§  120-t.  Town and village may establish a joint water district.  The   board of trustees of an incorporated village and the  town  board  of  a   town may, notwithstanding the provisions of any law, general or special,   upon  the  adoption  of  propositions  therefor  duly  submitted in such   village and town, establish a joint water district for such village  and   town.  Within  thirty  days after the adoption of such propositions, the   board of trustees of the village and the town board of the  town  shall,   acting  jointly,  by  a  majority vote of each board, adopt a resolution   formally establishing the district. The town  clerk  shall,  within  ten   days  after  the  adoption  of  a  resolution  formally establishing the   district, cause a certified copy of such resolution to be filed  in  the   state  department  of  audit  and  control at Albany, New York. Upon the   establishment of a joint water supply district, it shall be  lawful  for   the  town  and village boards to enter into a contract on behalf of such   joint district with any water company, or  other  party  or  person,  to   supply  water  for  such  town  and village, for fire, sanitary or other   purposes. Any water company authorized to supply water to such  town  or   village  may  enter  into  such contract and lay its conduits, mains and   distributing lines, and set hydrants as in the contract  provided.  Such   water  company may supply water to any person or corporation residing in   such village and town. The expense of  operation  of  such  joint  water   district  shall  be  apportioned by the town and village boards in joint   session between  the  village  and  the  town,  based  on  the  assessed   valuation of the real property within said village and town according to   the  last  preceding assessment roll. The portion thereof to be borne by   the village shall be a village charge and the portion to be borne by the   town shall be a town charge.  The portion to be  borne  by  the  village   shall  be  levied  and  collected  by  the board of trustees in the same   manner as other village taxes are levied and collected and  the  portion   to  be borne by the town shall be levied and collected by the town board   of the town in the same manner  as  other  town  taxes  are  levied  and   collected.  Such  money  when  levied  and  collected  shall  be kept in   separate funds to be audited and paid by the trustees of the village and   the town board of the town pursuant to the provisions  of  the  contract   therefor.
NY Gen Mun L § 120-V (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 120-V - Contracts for Disposal of Sewage Outside the State.

§  120-v. Contracts for disposal of sewage outside the state. A public   corporation or improvement district in this state may contract  for  the   disposal  of  its  sewage  with  a  municipality,  public corporation or   improvement district located  in  another  state  upon  such  terms  and   conditions  as  may  be  agreed  upon  except that no condition shall be   imposed whereby a public corporation or  improvement  district  in  this   state shall be required to extend its sewer mains outside the state. The   term  "public  corporation"  as used in this section shall mean a public   corporation as defined in section three of the general corporation  law;   provided,  however, that for the purposes of this section there shall be   included a corporation which, except for its location outside the state,   would be a public corporation within  such  definition.  Nothing  herein   shall  be  construed  to  alter  or abridge the powers and duties of the   state department of health concerning sewage disposal matters.
NY Gen Mun L § 120-X (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 120-X - Agreements for Joint Acquisition, Construction and Operation of Public Docks.

§  120-x. Agreements for joint acquisition, construction and operation   of public docks. A town and one or  more  villages  situated  wholly  or   partly  within such town are hereby empowered to enter into an agreement   for the joint acquisition, construction and operation of a public  dock.   Such   agreement   shall  provide  for  the  method  of  acquisition  or   construction of the public dock; the management and  operation  thereof;   the  method  of  fixing  the  proportionate  share of each participating   municipality and of making contributions; the method  of  making  annual   adjustments  of the proportionate shares of the annual cost and expense;   the adoption of rules and regulations in relation to  the  operation  of   the  dock  and  the conditions of use; the adjudication of disputes; and   other matters necessary to effectuate such an arrangement.  The share of   the capital cost apportioned to the town and  the  village  or  villages   respectively  may  be financed by each such municipality respectively in   the manner provided in the local finance law. The share of the  cost  of   operation  and  maintenance  to  be paid by the town and debt service on   obligations issued to finance the town's share of capital cost shall  be   included  in  the  annual budget of the town and shall be levied against   the  taxable  real  property  in  the  town  situated  outside  of  such   participating  village  or  villages. The share of the cost of operation   and maintenance to be paid by a village and debt service  on  obligation   issued to finance a village's share of capital cost shall be included in   the  annual  budget  of  such  village  and  shall be levied against the   taxable real property in the village. Nothing herein contained shall  be   construed  to  restrict  or  prohibit  the  exercise  by the town of any   existing power or authority to provide dock facilities  in  any  village   situated within such town.
NY Gen Mun L § 120-Z (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 120-Z - Sewer Hook-Ups by Private Contractors.

§  120-z. Sewer hook-ups by private contractors. Whenever a contractor   retained or hired to connect or hook-up a private property with a  sewer   system in a city, town or village, requires that all or a portion of the   cost  of such connection for hook-up be paid in advance of completion of   the same, the amount of such payment shall be held by such contractor in   an escrow account until completion of such work, if the  city,  town  or   village  in which the work is to be done so requires. Such city, town or   village may by local law or ordinance regulate such escrow payments  and   the enforcement thereof.
NY Gen Mun L § 120-AA (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 120-AA - Source Separation and Segregation of Recyclable or Reuseable Materials.

§ 120-aa. Source separation and segregation of recyclable or reuseable   materials.  1.  The  legislature  hereby  finds that it is in the public   interest, in order to further the purposes of the state policy on  solid   waste  management  articulated  in  section 27-0106 of the environmental   conservation law, for a municipality to adopt a local law  or  ordinance   to  require  the  source  separation  and  segregation  of recyclable or   reuseable materials from solid waste.2. a. Pursuant to  the  authority  of  this  section,  no  later  than   September first, nineteen hundred ninety-two, a municipality shall adopt   such a local law or ordinance to require that solid waste which has been   left for collection or which is delivered by the generator of such waste   to   a   solid  waste  management  facility,  shall  be  separated  into   recyclable, reuseable or other components for which economic markets for   alternate uses exist.  For purposes of this section, the term  "economic   markets"  refers  to instances in which the full avoided costs of proper   collection, transportation and disposal of  source  separated  materials   are  equal to or greater than the cost of collection, transportation and   sale of said material less the amount received from  the  sale  of  said   material.b.  For  purposes  of  this section, "components" shall include paper,   glass, metals, plastics, garden and yard waste, and  may  include  other   elements of solid waste.c.  Prior  to exercising the authority of this section to enact such a   local law or ordinance, the municipality shall  hold  a  public  hearing   relating  to its proposed provisions and shall give due consideration to   existing  source  separation,  recycling  and  other  resource  recovery   activities  in  the  area,  to  the  adequacy  of  markets for separated   materials, and to any additional effort and expense to  be  incurred  by   residents in meeting the proposed separation requirements. The authority   provided  in this section shall be in addition to and without limitation   upon the authority vested in municipalities under any other statute.d. In fulfillment of the provisions of this section a municipality may   use public lands or buildings or private lands or buildings, open to the   public, upon written consent of the owner,  as  a  recycling  center  or   depot  for  the  storage of recyclable materials.  The office of general   services and any other agency, authority or commission holding title  to   lands  or  buildings  in the name of the people of the state shall fully   cooperate with any person acting under the authority of this section  to   establish   a   recycling   program,  provided  that  such  use  is  not   inconsistent with the principle purpose  of  such  lands  or  buildings,   subject to local zoning restrictions.
NY Gen Mun L § 120-CC (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 120-CC - Enforcement of Unpaid Solid Waste Collection And/or Disposal Fee.

§ 120-cc. Enforcement of unpaid solid waste collection and/or disposal   fee.  1.  Any municipal corporation may adopt a local law providing that   unpaid fees or charges for municipal  or  municipally  contracted  solid   waste  collection  and/or  disposal services be included with the annual   tax levy, together with any interest and penalties thereon.2. No fees for solid waste collection and/or disposal imposed prior to   the adoption of a local law pursuant to this section may be included  in   any annual tax levy.3.  In  any  year  in  which  such  unpaid  fees and penalties will be   included in the annual tax levy,  the  governing  board  shall  cause  a   statement  to  be  prepared  setting  forth  each  amount of solid waste   disposal and/or collection fees in arrears as of thirty  days  prior  to   the last date prescribed by law for the annexation of the warrant to the   assessment  roll,  a  brief  description of the property for which or in   connection with which such solid waste services were provided,  and  the   name and address of the person or corporation liable to pay such amount.   Such  statement shall be presented to the board empowered to levy taxes,   and such board shall levy such amounts  remaining  unpaid  on  the  date   taxes  are  levied  against the real property for which or in connection   with which such solid waste services were provided.4. The term "municipal corporation", as used in this section, includes   only a city, village, and a town for town-wide  solid  waste  collection   and/or disposal services.
NY Gen Mun L § 121 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 121 - Establishment and Maintenance of Free Public Baths.

§  121.  Establishment and maintenance of free public baths. Any city,   village or town may establish and maintain free public  baths,  and  any   city,  village  or  town may appropriate of its funds for the purpose of   establishing such free public baths.
NY Gen Mun L § 122 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 122 - Refusal to Take Persons to Hospital Prohibited; Exception for Cities With a Population of One Million or More.

§  122.  Refusal to take persons to hospital prohibited; exception for cities with a population of one  million  or  more.  1.  (a)  Except  as otherwise  provided  in  subdivision  two  of this section, in any city, county, town or village of this state wherein exists,  or  is  hereafter created,  an  ambulance  system,  supported  wholly  or partly at public expense, or which is wholly or partly  under  the  care,  management  or control  of the public authorities, no person in charge of an ambulance, hospital, or house or place of reception for the sick or injured,  shall refuse, in answer to a call or demand for an ambulance, if such call has been answered by the attendance of an ambulance, to take such person for whom  a  call  may be made to the hospital or place of reception for the sick or injured from which  the  ambulance  came,  for  examination  and treatment  by  the  house  authorities  of the said hospital or place of reception for the sick or injured.  (b) Except as otherwise provided in subdivision two of  this  section, any  person neglecting or refusing to comply with the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.  (c) This subdivision  shall  apply  to  the  drivers  of  and  to  the physician in charge of an ambulance.   2.  In  cities  with  a  population  of  one  million or more, nothing contained in subdivision one of  this  section  shall  be  construed  to require  the transportation of any person when: (a) an emergency medical technician, advanced emergency medical technician or paramedic, employed by or under the supervision of a public benefit  corporation  authorized by  law  to  maintain  an emergency medical service, called to transport such person, physically examines such person; (b) such emergency medical technician, advanced emergency medical technician or paramedic transmits the  findings  made  during  such  examination   to   a   physician   in communication  authorized  to  provide  medical  control  by such city's emergency medical service; and  (c)  such  physician  determines,  based solely  upon  the  medical condition of such person being considered for ambulance transportation, that such person either  is  not  in  need  of emergency  medical  care  or  is neither sufficiently ill nor injured to necessitate transportation to a hospital by means of an ambulance.
NY Gen Mun L § 122-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 122-C - Transport of Police Work Dogs Injured in the Line of Duty.

§ 122-c. Transport of police work dogs injured in the line of duty. An   emergency   medical  service  paramedic  or  emergency  medical  service   technician may transport any police work  dog,  as  defined  in  section   195.06-a  of  the penal law, injured in the line of duty to a veterinary   clinic or similar such facility provided, however,  that  there  are  no   persons requiring medical attention or transport at such time.
NY Gen Mun L § 123 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 123 - Erection and Operation of Life-Saving Apparatus.

§  123. Erection and operation of life-saving apparatus. Any municipal   corporation may furnish, erect and locate  such  life-saving  apparatus,   appliances  and  paraphernalia,  and  do  all  things  necessary for the   practical operating of the same as they may deem  advisable,  along  the   shores or banks of any streams, rivers or waters within their respective   boundaries.  Any  municipal corporation may appropriate of its funds for   the  purpose  of  furnishing,  erecting,  locating  and  operating  such   life-saving apparatus.
NY Gen Mun L § 125 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 125 - Issuance of Building Permits.

§  125.  Issuance  of building permits. No city, town or village shall   issue a building permit without  obtaining  from  the  permit  applicant   either:1.  proof  duly  subscribed  that  workers' compensation insurance and   disability benefits coverage issued by an insurance carrier  in  a  form   satisfactory to the chair of the workers' compensation board as provided   for   in  section  fifty-seven  of  the  workers'  compensation  law  is   effective; or2. an affidavit that such permit applicant has not engaged an employer   or any employees as those terms  are  defined  in  section  two  of  the   workers'  compensation  law  to  perform  work relating to such building   permit.
NY Gen Mun L § 125-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 125-A - Posting Signs on Dead-End Roads.

§  125-a.  Posting  signs  on  dead-end roads. It shall be the duty of   every  municipal  corporation  and  person  charged  with  the  duty  of   maintaining  any  street  or other roadway whenever such street or other   roadway terminates in a dead end or at the embankment of a river,  lake,   canal, reservoir, stream or other body of water, to post and keep posted   a  sign  readily visible by day and night. Such signs shall be installed   in accordance with the state manual of uniform traffic  control  devices   and  shall  be  illuminated  from one-half hour after sunset to one-half   hour before sunrise. Where either the background or letters of the  sign   are of reflecting material so that such sign is readily visible at night   when motor vehicle headlight rays fall upon the sign and it is placed in   such  position  that  the  headlight  rays  of approaching vehicles will   strike it, no additional illumination shall be necessary.
NY Gen Mun L § 126-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 126-C - Appointment to Board of Managers of County Hospital.

§  126-c. Appointment to board of managers of county hospital.  When a   county operates a county hospital, the  local  governing  body  of  such   county  may  appoint  one of its own members to the board of managers of   such county hospital.
NY Gen Mun L § 127 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 127 - Appointment and Terms of Office of Managers.

§  127.  Appointment  and  terms of office of managers.   1. Except as   provided in subdivision two, when a governing board of a  county,  town,   city  or  village  shall  have  determined to establish a public general   hospital  for  the  care  and  treatment  of  the  sick,  the  board  of   supervisors  of the county, the supervisor of the town, the mayor of the   city or the president of the board of  trustees  of  the  village  shall   appoint  not  less  than  five and not more than fifteen citizens of the   county, town, city or village,  respectively,  who  shall  constitute  a   board  of  managers  of  the  said  hospital. The term of office of each   member of said board shall be five years, and the term of  one  of  such   managers  shall  expire annually; the first appointments, however, being   made for the respective terms of five, four, three, two and  one  years.   Appointments  of  successors  shall  be for the full term of five years,   except that the appointment of a person to fill a vacancy  occurring  by   death, resignation or cause other than the expiration of a term shall be   made for the unexpired term.2.  When the board of supervisors of any county having a population of   more than six hundred thousand but less  than  one  million  shall  have   determined  to  establish  a  public  general  hospital for the care and   treatment of the sick, the board of supervisors  of  such  county  shall   appoint  seven  citizens  of  the county who shall constitute a board of   managers of such hospital. The members of  such  board  first  appointed   shall be appointed for terms of office as follows: one for a term of one   year,  two  for  terms of two years each, one for a term of three years,   two for terms of four years each, and one for  a  term  of  five  years.   Their  successors  shall  be  appointed  for  terms  of five years each.   Vacancies occurring by  death,  resignation  or  cause  other  than  the   expiration  of  a  term shall be made for the remainder of the unexpired   term.3. Failure of any manager to attend three consecutive meetings of  the   board  shall  cause  a  vacancy  in  his  office, unless said absence is   excused by formal action of the board of managers.  The  managers  shall   receive  no  compensation for their services, but shall be allowed their   actual and necessary traveling and other expenses, to be audited by  the   governing  board,  and  paid in the same manner as the other expenses of   the hospital. Any manager may be removed from office at any time by  the   appointing  authority  after  having  received  notice in writing of the   cause of the proposed removal and  after  an  opportunity  to  be  heard   thereon.  Unless  a  treasurer  for  the hospital is appointed as herein   provided the treasurer of the county, town, city or village by which the   hospital is maintained shall be treasurer of the hospital.
NY Gen Mun L § 128-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws GMU - General Municipal Article 6 - Public Health and Safety 128-A - Petty Cash Fund.

§  128-a.  Petty  cash  fund.    1.  The board of managers of a public   general hospital may, by resolution, establish a  revolving  petty  cash   fund for any officer in such amount as the board may determine. Any such   petty  cash  fund  shall  continue  in existence from year to year until   abolished by the board of managers.2. Expenditures from the petty cash fund may be made only for payment,   in advance of audit, of properly  itemized  and  verified  or  certified   claims  for  materials,  supplies  or  services,  other than employment,   furnished to the hospital for the conduct of its affairs and upon  terms   calling  for  payment  to  the  vendor  upon  the  delivery  of any such   materials or supplies or the rendering of any such  services;  provided,   however,  that  moneys  in such fund also may be used for the purpose of   making change when the same is required in the performance  of  official   duties.  At the time of any payment from such fund, the officer for whom   the fund was established shall require delivery to him  of  a  claim  in   form sufficient for audit as required by law. A list of all expenditures   made  from any such petty cash fund, together with the claims supporting   such expenditures, shall be  presented  periodically  to  the  board  of   managers  for audit. The board of managers shall direct the treasurer to   reimburse such petty cash fund from the appropriate  budgetary  item  or   items,  in an amount equal to the total of such claims which it shall so   audit and allow. Any claim or portion  thereof  which  the  board  shall   refuse  to  allow  shall  be  the  personal  liability of the particular   officer for whom  such  petty  cash  fund  was  established,  who  shall   promptly  reimburse  the  petty  cash fund in the amount disallowed.  If   reimbursement has not been made by the time  of  the  first  payment  of   salary   to   such  officer  following  the  disallowance,  the  amounts   disallowed shall be withheld from  salary  payment  and,  if  necessary,   subsequent  salary payments, and paid into the petty cash fund until the   same has been fully reimbursed.