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NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 57.39 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title U - Divisions of History and Public Records Article 57-A - Local Government Records Law 57.39 - Reporting Requirements.

§ 57.39. Reporting  requirements.  The commissioner of education, with   the advice of the New  York  state  local  government  records  advisory   council,  shall report annually on or before March first to the governor   and  the  legislature  on  the  status  of  local   government   records   management, including a report of revenues and expenditures from the New   York  state local government records management improvement fund for the   previous calendar year and appropriate recommendations.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 57.53 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title U - Divisions of History and Public Records Article 57-B - The Amistad Commission 57.53 - The Amistad Commission; Duties and Responsibilities.

§  57.53.  The  Amistad  commission;  duties and responsibilities. The   Amistad commission shall have the following responsibilities and duties:1.  to  survey  and  catalog  the  extent  and  breadth  of  education   concerning  the African slave trade, slavery in America, the vestiges of   slavery in this country and the contributions  of  African-Americans  to   our   society  presently  being  incorporated  into  the  curricula  and   textbooks and taught in  the  school  systems  of  the  state;  and,  to   inventory  those  African  slave  trade,  American  slavery, or relevant   African-American history memorials, exhibits and resources which  should   be  incorporated  into  courses of study at educational institutions and   schools throughout the state.2. to compile a roster of individual volunteers  who  are  willing  to   share  their  knowledge  and  experience  in  classrooms,  seminars  and   workshops with students and teachers on the subject of the African slave   trade, American slavery and the impact of slavery on our society  today,   and the contributions of African-Americans to our country; and3.  to  prepare reports for the governor and the legislature regarding   its findings and recommendations on facilitating the  inclusion  of  the   African  slave trade, American slavery studies, African-American history   and special programs in the educational system of the state.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 57.54 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title U - Divisions of History and Public Records Article 57-B - The Amistad Commission 57.54 - Authorization.

§  57.54.  Authorization.  1.  The Amistad commission is authorized to   call upon any department, office, division or agency of the state, or of   any county, municipality or school district of the state, to supply such   data, program reports and other information, as it  deems  necessary  to   discharge its responsibilities under this article.2.  These  departments,  offices, divisions and agencies shall, to the   extent possible and not inconsistent with any other law of  this  state,   cooperate with the commission and shall furnish it with such information   and assistance as may be necessary or helpful to accomplish the purposes   of this article.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.01 - Short Title.

§ 59.01. Short   title.  This  title  may  be  cited  as  the  "Museum   Planetarium Act".
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.03 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.03 - Definitions.

§ 59.03. Definitions.  As  used or referred to in this title, unless a   different meaning clearly appears from the context,1. The term "Planetarium Authority" shall mean the corporation created   by section 59.05 of this chapter;2. The term "planetarium" shall mean the planetarium herein authorized   and shall include the building  housing  the  same  and  all  machinery,   equipment, facilities and educational material incidental thereto;3.  The term "bonds" shall mean bonds issued by the authority pursuant   to this title;4. The term "board" shall mean the members of the board  of  directors   of the Planetarium Authority.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.07 - Powers of the Planetarium Authority.

§ 59.07. Powers   of   the   Planetarium  Authority.  The  Planetarium   Authority shall have power:1. To sue and be sued;2. To have a seal and alter the same at pleasure;3. To acquire, hold and dispose of personal property for its corporate   purposes;4. To make by-laws for the management and regulation of its affairs;5. To use the agents, employees and facilities of The American  Museum   of  Natural History, paying its proper proportion of the compensation or   cost;6. To appoint officers and agents;7. To make contracts and  to  execute  all  instruments  necessary  or   convenient;8. By contract or contracts or by its own employees, to construct such   planetarium  building, together with incidental machinery, equipment and   facilities;9. To purchase or construct, or acquire by  gift,  loan  or  otherwise   from  The  American  Museum  of  Natural  History  or  other  persons or   corporations, and install in such planetarium  building,  a  planetarium   instrument  or  instruments  and such other astronomical instruments and   exhibits as to such board  shall  seem  best  adapted  for  astronomical   instruction;10. To maintain, reconstruct and operate the planetarium;11.  To  charge  or grant to the American Museum of Natural History in   the lease  the  right  to  charge  admission  fees  for  exhibiting  the   planetarium  or some part or parts thereof, subject to and in accordance   with section 59.09 of this title and such agreements with bondholders as   may be made as hereinafter provided;12. To issue negotiable bonds and to provide for  the  rights  of  the   holders thereof; and13.  To  do all things necessary or convenient to carry out the powers   expressly given by this title.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.09 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.09 - Admission Fees.

§ 59.09. Admission  fees.  In  order that the educational influence of   the planetarium shall reach as many persons as possible, the board shall   not fix admission fees, at rates higher than are necessary  to  pay  the   cost   of   construction,  operation,  maintenance  and  repair  of  the   planetarium  and  instruction  in  connection  therewith,  and  reserves   therefor,  and  to pay the principal of and interest on any bonds issued   hereunder, and to meet the reserves and sinking funds  provided  for  in   any  resolution  authorizing such bonds. Classes from the public schools   and colleges  of  the  city  of  New  York  shall  be  admitted  to  the   planetarium  at such times and upon such days of the week and under such   reasonable rules and regulations as the board shall prescribe.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.11 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.11 - Moneys of the Planetarium Authority.

§ 59.11. Moneys  of  the  Planetarium  Authority.  The  moneys  in the   deposit account of the Planetarium Authority shall be paid out on checks   signed by the executive director of the Planetarium Authority or by such   other person or persons as the Planetarium Authority may authorize.  All   deposits of such moneys shall, if required by the Planetarium Authority,   be secured by obligations of the United States or the state of New York,   of  a  market  value equal at all times to the amount of the deposit and   all banks and trust companies are authorized to give such  security  for   such  deposits.  The comptroller of the city of New York and his legally   authorized representatives are hereby authorized and empowered from time   to time to examine the accounts and books of the Planetarium  Authority,   including   its   receipts,  disbursements,  contracts,  sinking  funds,   investments and any other matters relating to its financial standing.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.15 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.15 - State and City Not Liable on Bonds.

§ 59.15. State  and  city  not  liable  on  bonds. The bonds and other   obligations of the Planetarium Authority shall not  be  a  debt  of  the   state  of  New  York  or city of New York and neither the state nor such   city shall be liable thereon, nor shall they be payable out of any funds   other than those of the Planetarium Authority.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.17 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.17 - Bonds Legal Investments for Fiduciaries.

§ 59.17. Bonds legal investments for fiduciaries. The bonds are hereby   made  securities  in  which all public officers and bodies of this state   and  all  municipalities  and  municipal  subdivisions,  all   insurance   companies  and associations, all savings banks and savings institutions,   including savings  and  loan  associations,  administrators,  guardians,   executors,  trustees and other fiduciaries in the state may properly and   legally invest funds in their control.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.19 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.19 - Bonds to Be Tax Exempt.

§ 59.19. Bonds  to  be  tax  exempt.  The  bonds  shall be exempt from   taxation except for transfer and estate taxes.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.23 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.23 - Members of the Board of the Planetarium Authority and Employees Not to Profit.

§ 59.23. Members  of  the  board  of  the  Planetarium  Authority  and   employees not to profit. No officer, member of the board or employee  of   the corporation shall receive or may be lawfully entitled to receive any   pecuniary profit from the operation thereof.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.25 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.25 - Visitation by Regents.

§ 59.25. Visitation  by  regents.  The regents, or the commissioner of   education,  or  their  representatives,  may  visit,  examine  into  and   inspect,   the   Planetarium  Authority  as  an  institution  under  the   educational supervision of the state,  and  may  require,  as  often  as   desired,  duly verified reports therefrom giving such information and in   such form  as  the  regents  or  the  commissioner  of  education  shall   prescribe.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 59.27 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority Article 59 - American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority 59.27 - Application of Law.

§ 59.27. Application  of  law.  All  of  the general provisions of the   public  authorities  law  or  of  any  other  law  shall  apply  to  the   Planetarium  Authority  herein  continued  in  the same manner as if the   language of such law had been incorporated in full  into  this  article,   except  to  the  extent  that  such provisions are inconsistent with the   provisions of this article.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 60.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V-1 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles Article 60 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles 60.01 - Definitions.

§ 60.01. Definitions.  As  used  in  this article, the following terms   shall have the following meanings:1. "Autographed" means  bearing  the  actual  signature  of  a  sports   personality, signed by such individual's own hand.2.  "Collectible"  means an autographed sports item including, but not   limited to, a photograph, book, ticket, plaque, sports program,  trading   card,  item of sports equipment or clothing, or other sports memorabilia   sold or offered for sale in or from this state by a dealer to a consumer   for twenty-five dollars or more.3. "Consumer" means any natural person who  purchases  an  autographed   sports  collectible  from  a  dealer  for  personal, family or household   purposes.4. "Dealer" means a person who  is  in  the  business  of  selling  or   offering for sale in or from this state, exclusively or non-exclusively,   autographed  sports collectibles or a person who by his occupation holds   himself out as having knowledge or skill peculiar to such  collectibles,   or  to  whom such knowledge or skill may be attributed by his employment   of an agent or other intermediary who by his  occupation  holds  himself   out  as  having  such  knowledge or skill. The term "dealer" includes an   auctioneer who sells such collectibles at public auction,  and  includes   persons who are consignors or principals of auctioneers.5.  "Description"  means  any representation in writing, including but   not limited to a representation contained in an advertisement,  invoice,   catalog,  flyer,  sign,  brochure,  or  other  commercial or promotional   material. Such term shall also include a representation contained  in  a   prepared  script  and  made  for  the  purpose of selling an autographed   sports collectible in a radio or television broadcast to the  public  in   or from this state.6.  "Person"  means  any  natural  person,  partnership,  corporation,   company, trust, association or other entity, however organized.7. "Supplier" means any person who provides collectibles to  a  dealer   specifically for the purposes of re-sale.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 60.02 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V-1 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles Article 60 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles 60.02 - Certificate of Authenticity; Contents.

§ 60.02. Certificate  of authenticity; contents. 1. Whenever a dealer, in selling or offering to sell in or from this state a collectible to  a consumer,   provides   a   description  of  such  collectible  as  being autographed, he shall furnish to the consumer at  the  time  of  sale  a certificate  of  authenticity. Such certificate of authenticity shall be in writing and signed by such dealer, his or her authorized agent or his or her supplier. The certificate shall be in at least ten point boldface type and shall contain the dealer's or supplier's true  legal  name  and street address. Each certificate of authenticity shall:  (a)  describe  the  collectible and the name of the sports personality who signed it; and  (i) specify the purchase price and date of sale; or  (ii) be accompanied by a separate invoice that specifies the  purchase price and date of sale;  (b) contain an express warranty, which shall be presumed to be part of the  basis  of  the  bargain,  of  the  authenticity  of the autographed collectible. Such warranty shall not be negated or limited  because  the dealer or the supplier in the certificate does not use formal words such as  "warranty",  or "guarantee", or because such dealer or supplier does not have a specific intention or authorization to  make  a  warranty  or because  any  statement  relevant  to the autographed collectible is, or purports to be, or is capable of  being,  merely  the  dealer's  or  the supplier's opinion; and  (c)  unless  such  information  appears  in  legible  fashion  on  the collectible itself, specify whether the collectible is offered as one of a limited edition and, if so:  (i) how the collectible and the edition are numbered, and  (ii) the size of the edition and the size of any prior or  anticipated future  edition,  if any. If the size of any prior or anticipated future edition  is  not  known,  the  certificate  shall  contain  an  explicit statement to that effect.   2.  If  a dealer offers collectibles at auction, the requirement for a certificate of authenticity may be met if the  dealer  at  the  time  of sale:  (a) provides the buyer a catalog which (i) is available to the public, (ii)  contains  a  picture and description of the collectible, and (iii) contains a warranty and  information  which  meet  the  requirements  of paragraphs (b) and (c) of subdivision one of this section; and  (b)  provides a separate invoice that specifies the purchase price and date of sale.   The dealer shall be required to maintain a copy of  such  catalog  and information  regarding  the sale of items described therein for a period of five years following the year of such sale.   3. In those instances in which the provisions of this section are  met in  accordance with subdivision two of this section by use of a catalog, any warranty contained in such catalog shall  not  be  more  restrictive than the provisions of this article.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 60.03 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V-1 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles Article 60 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles 60.03 - Prohibitions.

§ 60.03. Prohibitions. No dealer shall represent that a collectible is   autographed  if said dealer knows, or has reason to believe, that it was   signed other than by the sports personality in his or her own hand.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 60.04 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V-1 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles Article 60 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles 60.04 - Disclosure Required.

§ 60.04. Disclosure  required.  1.  No  dealer shall sell or offer for sale in or from this state an  autographed  sports  collectible  to  any consumer  unless,  at  the  location  where  the  sale  occurs, in close proximity to the merchandise, he places a conspicuous sign that reads:                   SALE OF AUTOGRAPHED SPORTS MEMORABILIA           AS REQUIRED BY LAW A DEALER WHO SELLS  TO  A  CONSUMER          ANY  SPORTS  MEMORABILIA DESCRIBED AS BEING PERSONALLY          AUTOGRAPHED  FOR  TWENTY-FIVE  DOLLARS  OR  MORE  MUST          PROVIDE  A  WRITTEN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY AT THE          TIME OF SALE.    2. (a) Any dealer engaged in a mail-order or telephone order  business who sells or offers for sale in or from this state an autographed sports collectible  to  any consumer shall include in any written advertisement relating to any such item, in type of conspicuous size,  the  disclosure required  by  subdivision  one of this section or language substantially equivalent to  the  disclosure  required  by  subdivision  one  of  this section.  (b)  When an offer for sale of an autographed sports collectible takes the form of a televised broadcast, such offer shall  include  a  written on-screen  message  that  shall  be  prominently  displayed  and clearly visible for no less than five seconds at the beginning of  each  segment of broadcast for each item offered for sale and displayed thereafter for no  less  than five seconds at ten minute intervals during said segment, that reads:                    A WRITTEN CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY                     IS PROVIDED WITH EACH AUTOGRAPHED                     COLLECTIBLE, AS REQUIRED BY LAW.  (c) When such offer for sale takes the form of a radio  advertisement, such  advertisement  shall  include  as  part  of  the  oral message the disclosure required by paragraph (b) of this subdivision.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 60.05 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V-1 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles Article 60 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles 60.05 - Private Remedies.

§ 60.05. Private  remedies.  Any  consumer injured by the failure of a   dealer  to  provide  a  certificate  of  authenticity   containing   the   information  required  by  section  60.02  of  this  article,  or by the   furnishing by a dealer of a certificate of  authenticity  that  contains   information that the dealer knows or has reason to believe is materially   false  may  bring  an  action  for  recovery of damages after giving the   dealer fifteen days notice by certified mail, return receipt  requested.   In any such action the court may allow the prevailing consumer the costs   of  the  action  together  with  reasonable  attorney's  fees and expert   witnesses' fees. A dealer may assert the  tender  of  a  refund  of  the   original  purchase  price  as a full defense to such an action when such   refund has been tendered prior to the commencement of such action.  This   remedy  shall  not  bar  or  be deemed inconsistent with the exercise of   additional remedies otherwise available to the consumer.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 60.06 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title V-1 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles Article 60 - Sale of Autographed Sports Collectibles 60.06 - Enforcement by Attorney General.

§ 60.06. Enforcement  by  attorney  general.  In addition to the other   remedies provided, whenever there shall be a violation of this  article,   application  may  be  made  by  the  attorney general in the name of the   people  of  the  state  of  New  York  to  a  court  or  justice  having   jurisdiction  by  a  special proceeding to issue an injunction, and upon   notice to the defendant of not  less  than  five  days,  to  enjoin  and   restrain  the  continuance of such violations; and if it shall appear to   the satisfaction of the court or justice  that  the  defendant  has,  in   fact,  violated  this article, an injunction may be issued by such court   or justice, enjoining and restraining  any  further  violation,  without   requiring  proof  that  any person has, in fact, been injured or damaged   thereby. In any such proceeding, the court may make  allowances  to  the   attorney  general  as  provided  in  paragraph six of subdivision (a) of   section eighty-three hundred three of the civil practice law and  rules,   and  direct  restitution.  Whenever  the  court  shall  determine that a   violation of this article has occurred, the court  may  impose  a  civil   penalty  of  not  more  than one thousand dollars for each violation. In   connection with any such proposed application, the attorney  general  is   authorized  to take proof and make a determination of the relevant facts   and to issue subpoenas in accordance with the  civil  practice  law  and   rules.