NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 22.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title E - New York State Cultural Resources Act Article 22 - Trust for Cultural Resources of the County of Onondaga 22.07 - Special Powers of the Trust Relating to Assisting Participating Cultural Institutions.

§ 22.07. Special   powers   of   the   trust   relating  to  assisting   participating cultural institutions. In addition to such powers  as  are   conferred  elsewhere in article twenty of this chapter and this article,   the trust shall have the following powers which may be exercised, at the   discretion  of  the  board  of  trustees,  solely  and  exclusively   in   furtherance  of its corporate purposes with or without public auction or   bidding:1. to undertake surveys  of  the  present  and  anticipated  needs  of   not-for-profit  cultural  organizations in the county, including without   limitation  the  need  for  development  of  the  facilities   of   such   organizations,  in  order  to  determine  whether  or  not the trust may   effectively exercise its powers and fulfill its purposes in  cooperation   with any such organizations;2.  to develop facilities for not-for-profit cultural organizations or   cause such facilities to be developed, in accordance with  this  article   and  article  twenty of this chapter, to acquire in connection therewith   real property of a not-for-profit cultural organization, subject to  the   retention  or  creation  by such organization of any future or remainder   interests in such property, all of which shall be valid  notwithstanding   any  rule  against perpetuities, and in connection therewith, to install   or cause to  be  installed  water,  fuel,  gas,  electrical,  telephone,   heating,   air-conditioning   and   other  utility  services,  including   appropriate connections;3. to maintain, repair, keep up, manage and operate its real  property   and  any  facility  for  a  not-for-profit cultural organization or part   thereof developed by or pursuant to an agreement with it, by means which   may include the enforcement of its rules and regulations in  the  manner   described   in   subdivision  d  of  section  two  hundred  two  of  the   not-for-profit corporation law with  the  same  effect  as  though  such   subdivision applied to the trust and to such property and facility;4.  to  offer  to  convey  and  to  convey  all  or  any  part  of the   non-institutional portion of a facility or any interest therein, and  to   take any and all actions deemed necessary or appropriate by the trust to   advertise,  promote,  encourage, and effect such conveyances, all future   or remainder interests created or retained by the  trust  in  connection   therewith   which  shall  be  valid  notwithstanding  any  rule  against   perpetuities;5. to convey  with  or  without  consideration,  to  a  not-for-profit   cultural  organization the institutional portion of a facility developed   in cooperation with such organization and any real property held by  the   trust in connection with such development;6.  to  enter into a partnership, joint venture or other enterprise in   any capacity deemed  by  it  to  be  appropriate,  for  the  purpose  of   developing  and  operating  a  facility  for  a  not-for-profit cultural   organization or any part thereof;7. to convey, without public auction or bidding, any real property  to   a developer for the purpose of developing therein or thereon a facility,   or  a  part  or portion thereof, subject to the creation or retention by   the trust of such future or remainder interests in such property  as  it   deems  appropriate, all of which shall be valid notwithstanding any rule   against perpetuities;8. to purchase or lease the institutional portion of a  facility  from   the developer thereof for use and occupancy by a not-for-profit cultural   organization;9.  to  furnish  not-for-profit cultural organizations with advice and   with technical and other assistance; to act  as  liaison  with  federal,   state  and  municipal  and  other  local  authorities and with users and   occupants of facilities with respect to the cultural,  recreational  and    educational    activities    provided    by    not-for-profit   cultural   organizations; and otherwise to  foster  and  encourage  greater  public   knowledge  of,  and  participation  in,  the  cultural, recreational and   educational activities of such organizations;10. to organize one or more wholly-owned subsidiary corporations under   any applicable provision of law and to perform through such subsidiaries   or  cause such subsidiaries to perform all or any part of its powers and   functions;11. to establish and promulgate such  rules  and  regulations  as  the   trust  may  deem  necessary,  convenient  or  desirable  for the use and   operation of any facility, or part thereof, and for the use of any  real   property  developed  or  to  be developed by or pursuant to an agreement   with it, including but not limited to rules  and  regulations  governing   the conduct and safety of the public on such premises;12. to make and execute such agreements, including without limitation,   instruments  of  conveyance  and agreements with not-for-profit cultural   organizations   with   respect   to   the   architectural   and   design   characteristics  of any facility, as are necessary or convenient for the   exercise of its corporate powers and the fulfillment  of  its  purposes;   and13. to make loans in accordance with article twenty of this chapter.