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NY Transp L § 303 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 13 - Mass Transportation 303 - State Appropriation.

§ 303. State  appropriation. No moneys shall be expended for the state   share of any municipal project unless and until  the  project  has  been   approved  by  the  commissioner  and unless and until such project shall   have been recommended by the governor in a budget bill  which  specifies   the  project to be acquired, constructed, reconstructed or improved, the   estimated project cost, the estimated federal assistance to be  received   and  the  estimated  state  and  local  shares of the project cost to be   required during the state fiscal year for  which  the  appropriation  is   recommended  and  shall  have  been approved by the legislature for such   state fiscal year.
NY Transp L § 304 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 13 - Mass Transportation 304 - Project Grant Procedure.

§ 304. Project  grant  procedure. State moneys may be expended for any municipal  project  pursuant  to  a  contract  entered   into   by   the commissioner,  in  the  name of the state, and the municipal corporation undertaking such project. Any such contract may include such  provisions as  may  be  agreed  upon  by the parties thereto, and shall include, in substance, the following provisions:   a. An estimate of the reasonable cost of the project as determined  by the commissioner.   b.  An  agreement  by  the  commissioner to pay to or on behalf of the municipal corporation, following completion of the  project,  or  during the  undertaking  thereof,  in  the form of progress payments, as may be agreed upon by the parties and subject to the rules and  regulations  of the  commissioner,  the  state  share  of  the  project  cost  as he may determine in accordance with section three hundred of this article.   c. An agreement by the municipal corporation:  (1) To proceed  expeditiously  with,  and  complete,  the  project  in accordance with plans approved by the commissioner;  (2) To commence and continue operation of the project on completion of the  project, and not to discontinue operation or dispose of the project without the approval of the commissioner;  (3) To provide for the payment of the municipal corporation's share of the cost of the project, and  (4) To include in its planning for the project, to the extent mutually deemed appropriate, consideration and planning for joint development  as defined  in section fourteen-d of the transportation law relating to the environment of the area in which the project is to be constructed.   d. A provision that, in the event that federal  assistance  which  was not included in the calculation of the state payment pursuant to section three  hundred  of  this  article  becomes  available  to  the municipal corporation, the amount of the state payment shall be recalculated  with the  inclusion  of  such additional federal assistance and the municipal corporation shall either (1) pay to the state the amount  by  which  the state  payment actually made exceeds the state payment determined by the recalculation or, (2) if such additional federal assistance has not been received by the municipal corporation, authorize the  state  to  receive such  amount  from  the  federal government and to retain an appropriate amount  thereof.  The  commissioner  may  adopt  rules  and  regulations governing  the  making  and  enforcing  of  contracts  pursuant  to this subdivision. Contracts entered into pursuant to this  subdivision  shall be  subject  to  approval  by the state comptroller, the director of the budget and by the attorney general as to form. All payments by the state pursuant to such contracts shall be made after audit  by  and  upon  the warrant of the comptroller on vouchers approved by the commissioner.
NY Transp L § 305 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 13 - Mass Transportation 305 - Reimbursement of State Overpayments.

§ 305. Reimbursement  of  state  overpayments.  The commissioner shall   keep adequate records of the amount of the payments made by the state in   connection with each contract concerning a municipal project  authorized   by  this  article  and  the  amount  of  the federal assistance actually   received for such municipal project. Such records shall be  retained  so   as  to  establish  a  basis  for  application  by  the  commissioner for   reimbursement to the state of payments made by the state  in  excess  of   the  recalculated  state  share of the project cost. The commissioner is   hereby authorized to make such applications in appropriate cases.
NY Transp L § 306 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 13 - Mass Transportation 306 - Progress Reporting.

§ 306. Progress  reporting.  The  commissioner  shall prepare and file   annually on or about the first of December with the governor, the office   of planning services, and the director of the budget  a  report  on  the   scope  and  results  of  construction undertaken in accordance with this   article.
NY Transp L § 400-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 400*2 - Legislative Findings.

* §  400.  Legislative  findings.  The  legislature  hereby  finds and   declares that:1. Transportation of people and goods is vital  to  the  economic  and   social  well-being  of  the  metropolitan area embracing the counties of   Nassau, Putnam, Rockland, Suffolk and Westchester and the  city  of  New   York.2.  General  purpose  local  governments of the metropolitan area, the   state of New York, and local, regional and state agencies have a  strong   common   interest   in   coordinating   and  cooperating  in  performing   transportation planning to meet local, regional, state and federal goals   and objectives.3. The transportation, land use, and economic planning and development   activities of public and private agencies within the  metropolitan  area   are  of  such  magnitude and complexity and of such potential degrees of   mutual  impact,  as  to   make   necessary   a   formally   coordinated,   comprehensive,  and  continuing  transportation  planning  and  decision   process carried on cooperatively by local governments and  agencies  and   the state.4.  Titles  twenty-three  and  forty-nine  of  the  United States code   require such a transportation planning and programming process  for  the   metropolitan area.5. Since nineteen hundred seventy-five, the Mid-Hudson south, New York   city,  and  Nassau-Suffolk  transportation  coordinating committees have   been recognized by the state and federal governments as appropriate  and   effective  subregional  forums  for  cooperative transportation decision   making  by  principal  elected  officials  of  general   purpose   local   governments and local, regional, and state transportation agencies.6.   The   members  of  the  Mid-Hudson  south,  New  York  city,  and   Nassau-Suffolk transportation coordinating  committees  have  agreed  to   join  together  to  form  the  council  of  transportation  coordinating   committees and, acting through the council, to constitute the  federally   required metropolitan planning organization for the metropolitan area.7.  Pursuant to the federal regulations, the council of transportation   coordinating committees has been designated by agreement among the units   of  general  purpose  local  governments  and  the   governor   as   the   metropolitan  planning organization responsible, in cooperation with the   state and publicly owned operators of mass transportation services,  for   carrying  out  the urban transportation planning process specified in 23   CFR 450 and 49 CFR 613 and other applicable federal regulations.8. It is the purpose of this legislation to delineate  the  roles  and   responsibilities  and  administrative,  decision  making,  and  staffing   arrangements for the  transportation  coordination  committees  and  the   council to carry out transportation planning and programming to continue   the area's qualification for federal transportation assistance.* NB Expired June 30, 1983* NB There are 2 § 400's
NY Transp L § 401-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 401*2 - Continuation of Transportation Coordinating Committees; Committee Membership.

* §  401.  Continuation  of  transportation  coordinating  committees; committee   membership.   1.   The   Mid-Hudson   south   transportation coordinating committee is continued, with voting membership to include:  (a) the Westchester county executive;  (b) the Putnam county executive;  (c) the chairman of the Rockland county legislature;  (d) the mayor of the city of Yonkers, whose tenure of membership shall be  determined  by  the  Mid-Hudson  south  transportation  coordinating committee;  (e) the chairman of the metropolitan transportation authority; and  (f)  the  commissioner  of  the   New   York   state   department   of transportation.   2.   The   Nassau-Suffolk  transportation  coordinating  committee  is continued, with voting membership to include:  (a) the Nassau county executive;  (b) the Suffolk county executive;  (c) the chairman of the metropolitan transportation authority; and  (d)  the  commissioner  of  the   New   York   state   department   of transportation.   3.   The  New  York  city  transportation  coordinating  committee  is continued, with voting memberhsip to include:  (a)  the  chairman  of  the  New  York   city   planning   commission, representing the mayor of the city of New York;  (b)   the   commissioner   of   the   New   York  city  department  of transportation, representing the mayor of the city of New York;  (c) the chairman of the metropolitan transportation authority; and  (d)  the  commissioner  of  the   New   York   state   department   of transportation.   * NB Expired June 30, 1983   * NB There are 2 § 401's
NY Transp L § 402-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 402*2 - Council Membership.

* §   402.  Council  membership.  1.  The  council  of  transportation coordinating committees is hereby  created  and  shall  have  as  voting members:  (a) the Westchester county executive;  (b) the Putnam county executive;  (c) the chairman of the Rockland county legislature;  (d) the Nassau county executive;  (e) the Suffolk county executive;  (f)   the   chairman   of  the  New  York  city  planning  commission, representing the mayor of the city of New York;  (g)  the  commissioner  of   the   New   York   city   department   of transportation, representing the mayor of the city of New York;  (h) the chairman of the metropolitan transportation authority; and  (i)   the   commissioner   of   the   New  York  state  department  of transportation.   The foregoing representation of the participating units of  government is  not  intended  to  indicate  a  proportional  or  any  other kind of weighting for voting purposes and such representation  shall  remain  in effect  only  as  long  as council decisions are reached by consensus as defined in this article.   2.  Advisory,  non-voting  membership  on  the  council  and  on  each transportation  coordinating committee shall include the federal highway administration, urban mass transportation administration, United  States environmental  protection  agency,  the  New  York  state  department of environmental conservation, and the port authority of New York  and  New Jersey.   3.  Members  of  all  transportation  coordinating  committees and the council may be represented by designated substitutes.  Such  designation shall be in writing to the secretary of the council.   * NB Expired June 30, 1983   * NB There are 2 § 402's
NY Transp L § 403 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 403 - Officers.

* § 403. Officers.  1.  The commissioner of transportation shall serve   as  the  permanent  co-chairperson  of  the  council   with   functional   responsibility  for agency operations. There shall be a rotating council   co-chairperson, elected each year in turn by one of  the  transportation   coordinating  committees  from  among  its  members.  The rotation among   transportation coordinating committees for this purpose shall be decided   by the council.2. The New York  state  department  of  transportation  shall  perform   secretarial services for the council.3.  Each  transportation  coordinating  committee shall elect officers   according to its bylaws or operating procedures,  except  that  the  New   York  state  department  of  transportation  shall  perform  secretarial   services for each transportation coordinating committee.* NB Expired June 30, 1983* NB There are 2 § 403's
NY Transp L § 404 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 404 - Voting by Consensus.

* § 404. Voting  by consensus. All actions taken by the transportation   coordinating committees and by the council shall  be  by  the  unanimous   vote of affected parties, with the co-chairpersons judging the extent to   which  members are affected by proposed committee or council actions and   declaring consensus or the lack thereof, as the case may be.* NB Expired June 30, 1983* NB There are 2 § 404's
NY Transp L § 405 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 405 - Central Staff.

* § 405. Central staff. To meet areawide transportation planning needs   and  to  provide centralized services to the transportation coordinating   committees, the council shall provide for a central staff, and  a  staff   director  appointed by the council from a list provided by the permanent   co-chairperson. The staff director shall be accountable to  the  council   for  results  of  that  portion  of  the transportation planning program   assigned to the central staff, and for the economy and efficiency of the   central staff operation. Central staff activities shall  be  limited  to   transportation and transportation related matters and may include:1. data collection, monitoring and analysis;2. demographic analysis and forecasting;3. strategic transportation planning;4. regional transportation systems planning;5.  travel  simulation  and modelling and other technical planning and   planning services;6. mapping services;7. administrative services including contract administration; and8. special studies of regional significance.* NB Expired June 30, 1983* NB There are 2 § 405's
NY Transp L § 406 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 406 - Unified Planning Work Program.

* § 406. Unified planning work program. 1. The council shall establish goals,  objectives,  criteria, and standards for the development of work programs for the use of federal and other planning funds.   2. The unified planning work  program  shall  comprise  the  following major work elements:  (a) central staff;  (b) transportation coordinating committees staff;  (c) subregional pass through;  (d) transit operators planning program; and  (e) special studies.   3.  (a)  The  work  program  of  the central staff shall be determined annually by the council.  (b) A method for distributing  funds  for  special  studies  shall  be determined annually by the council.   * NB Expired June 30, 1983   * NB There are 2 § 406's
NY Transp L § 407 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 407 - Application for Urban Mass Transportation Funds.

* § 407. Application  for  urban  mass  transportation  funds.  1. The   department shall, on behalf of the council, make application annually to   the urban  mass  transportation  administration  and  to  other  federal   agencies  as  may  be  appropriate,  for  funds to support the council's   planning program. The department shall make such funds, as well as funds   received from the  federal  highway  administration,  available  to  the   council  for  its decision on their use and distribution. The department   shall be the urban mass transportation  administration  grant  applicant   for  the central staff, transportation coordinating committee staff, and   subregional pass through work elements  of  the  unified  planning  work   program.  Applicants for urban mass transportation administration grants   to support the transit  operators  planning  and  special  studies  work   elements  shall  be  determined  annually  in  the unified planning work   program.2.  The  council  shall  authorize  the  department  and   others   as   appropriate, to accept on behalf of the council, the transfer of current   grants  that  have  been  awarded  to  the  tri-state  regional planning   commission.3. The unified planning work program, as  endorsed  by  the  tri-state   regional  planning  commission  for federal fiscal year nineteen hundred   eighty-one     (tri-state     program     year     nineteen      hundred   eighty-one--eighty-two),  shall not be altered by the council, except by   consensus of the council members as defined herein.* NB Expired June 30, 1983* NB There are 2 § 407's
NY Transp L § 408 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 408 - Allocation of Funds for Program Year Starting July First, Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Two.

* § 408. Allocation  of  funds  for  program year starting July first,   nineteen hundred eighty-two. For the program year starting  July  first,   nineteen  hundred eighty-two, the allocation of funds to be made for the   above major program  elements  except  for  special  studies,  shall  be   determined by the council.* NB Expired June 30, 1983* NB There are 2 § 408's
NY Transp L § 409 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 409 - Subregional Pass Through Funds for Program Year Starting July First, Nineteen Hundred Eighty-Two.

* § 409. Subregional pass through funds for program year starting July   first,  nineteen  hundred eighty-two. For the program year starting July   first, nineteen hundred eighty-two, subregional pass through funds shall   be made available to each county and city in proportion to its  nineteen   hundred  eighty  population;  however, no county shall receive less than   twenty-five thousand dollars.* NB Expired June 30, 1983
NY Transp L § 410 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 410 - Transportation Plans.

* § 410. Transportation plans. 1. The council shall develop and review   annually  areawide  transportation  goals  and  objectives,  considering   federal and state policies and requirements, for  the  guidance  of  its   constituent transportation coordinating committees.2. Each transportation coordinating committee shall develop and review   and  update  as  necessary,  a  transportation  coordinating committee's   transportation plan, consisting of long-range and short-range  elements,   including transportation systems management components, and shall submit   the plan to the council.3.   Upon  receipt  of  the  transportation  coordinating  committee's   transportation plans, the council shall examine them with respect to its   goals and objectives, reconcile  any  differences,  inconsistencies,  or   conflicts  by  consensus  as defined herein, integrate the plans into an   areawide transportation plan, and endorse the resultant plan as  meeting   the requirements of 23 CFR 450 and 49 CFR 613.* NB Expired June 30, 1983
NY Transp L § 411 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 411 - Transportation Improvement Program.

* § 411. Transportation  improvement  program.  1. Each transportation   coordinating   committee   shall   develop   and   update   annually   a   transportation coordinating committee transportation improvement program   in  cooperation  with  state  and  local  officials,  regional and local   transit operators, recipients authorized under section five of the Urban   Mass Transportation Act  (49  USC  1604),  and  with  input  from  other   affected transportation and regional and local planning and implementing   agencies.  The  transportation  improvement  program  shall  consist  of   improvements recommended from the short-range and long-range elements of   the transportation plan developed under this article, and continuing  or   special planning studies.2.  The  council  shall  incorporate  the  transportation  improvement   program of  transportation  coordinating  committees  annually  into  an   areawide  transportation  improvement  program,  including projects of a   regional nature recommended by the program, finance, and  administration   committee as initiated pursuant to title IX of chapter one of the United   States  code,  and shall endorse the program as meeting the requirements   of 23 CFR 450 and 49 CFR 613, provided that the  program  is  consistent   with  plans  adopted  by the council. Additions, deletions, or any other   changes to the transportation improvement program shall not be  made  by   the council except by consensus of its members as defined herein.3. The transportation improvement program as endorsed by the tri-state   regional  planning  commission  for federal fiscal year nineteen hundred   eighty-three, shall not be altered by the council except by consensus of   council members as defined herein.* NB Expired June 30, 1983
NY Transp L § 413 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 413 - Nonregional Transportation Coordinating Committees' Actions.

* § 413. Nonregional  transportation coordinating committees' actions. 1.  The following actions by the transportation coordinating committees, to be taken when necessary, shall be accepted as  official  metropolitan planning   organization  actions  without  formal  ratification  by  the council:  (a) The delineation of and keeping up-to-date, subregional urban  area boundaries in cooperation with the state.  (b)  The  designation of appropriate federal-aid urban highway systems subject to concurrence of the department of transportation.  (c)  The  making  of  minor  modifications   to   the   transportation coordinating  committees'  transportation improvement program, including minor changes in  scope  of  endorsed  projects,  substitutions  by  the initiating  agency  of  projects  of  similar  scope,  and  deletions or additions of subregional projects within available funding.  A  complete and  current  record  of such actions shall be maintained by the central staff and be available for inspection and use by council members.   * NB Expired June 30, 1983
NY Transp L § 414 (2021)
2021 New York Laws TRA - Transportation Article 15* - Transportation Coordinating Committees 414 - Coordination With Adjacent Metropolitan Planning Organizations.

* § 414. Coordination     with    adjacent    metropolitan    planning   organizations.   Within six months  from  the  effective  date  of  this   article, the council shall develop procedures for coordinating its plans   and  programs, and its planning and programming processes, with adjacent   metropolitan planning orgnizations  in  the  states  of  New  York,  New   Jersey,  and  Connecticut. The council shall appoint a representative to   work with these metropolitan planning organizations and to  report  back   to the council with recommendations on this matter as soon as possible.* NB Expired June 30, 1983