NY Econ Dev L § 103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws COM - Economic Development Law Article 4 - General Powers of Department 103 - General Functions, Powers and Duties of Council.

§  103.  General  functions, powers and duties of council. The council   shall have the following functions, powers and duties:1. To advise the governor and the legislature with regard to  programs   for  the regulation and control of atomic energy activities, and to make   recommendations to the governor and the legislature designed  to  assure   that  the  regulatory  programs  of  the  state, including its political   subdivisions,  affecting  atomic   energy   activities   encourage   the   development  and  use  of atomic energy for peaceful purposes within the   state, while fully protecting the interest, health  and  safety  of  the   public.2. To advise and assist the governor and the legislature in developing   and  implementing  state  policies  and  programs for the regulation and   control of atomic energy activities.3.  To  coordinate  the  regulatory  programs  of  the  agencies,  and   instrumentalities  of  the  state  and  its  political  subdivisions and   agencies of such subdivisions, affecting atomic energy  activities,  and   to  correlate  such programs with the regulatory programs of the federal   government and other states.4. To develop  a  coordinated  position  with  respect  to  regulatory   programs of the federal government affecting atomic energy activities in   the  state,  taking  into  account  the  interests  of  all agencies and   instrumentalities of the  state  and  its  political  subdivisions,  and   agencies  of  such  subdivisions; to coordinate the participation of all   such bodies in  the  regulatory  processes  of  the  federal  government   relating to such regulatory programs; and to coordinate the presentation   of  views  concerning  such  regulatory  programs of all such bodies for   consideration by the federal government.5. To consider,  in  cooperation  and  consultation  with  appropriate   officials  of  other  states,  existing  interstate compacts relating to   regulation of atomic energy activities and adaptations, modifications or   changes of such compacts and new  compacts  or  other  arrangements  for   cooperation,  coordination  or  joint or mutual action by this state and   other states, with respect to regulation of  atomic  energy  activities,   and  to  make  such recommendations with respect thereto to the governor   and the legislature as the council deems appropriate.6. To carry out the obligations of the state to  the  New  York  state   atomic  and space development authority under any contract providing for   the assumption of jurisdiction in the event of conditions  specified  in   any  such  contract  over  land and facilities held or developed by such   authority for the concentration and storage of  radioactive  byproducts;   to enter into amendments to any such contract subject to the approval of   the   director  of  the  budget;  and,  after  any  such  assumption  of   jurisdiction  by  the  council,  pursuant  to  any  such   contract   or   amendments, to operate, develop and manage in the name of the state such   land  and  facilities,  and  to care for, manage, use and dispose of any   radioactive  byproducts  concentrated  or  stored  at  such   land   and   facilities.7.   To   review   periodically  the  programs  of  the  agencies  and   instrumentalities of the state and political subdivisions  thereof,  and   agencies  of  such  subdivisions, for responding, handling and providing   assistance, in the event of an accident, fire or  disaster  believed  to   involve  radioactive  materials  and  to  make such recommendations with   respect to such programs  as  the  council  deems  appropriate  to  such   bodies.