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NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 21.02 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 21 - General Provisions 21.02 - Snowmoblile Trail Maintenance Entities.

§  21.02  Snowmobile  trail  maintenance  entities.  Snowmobile  trail   maintenance entities play an important role  in  the  trail  system.  As   general  guidelines, to further promote the proper and safe operation of   snowmobiles and the other purposes as set forth in section 21.01 of this   article, snowmobile trail maintenance entities should strive to:1. clearly mark and delineate state designated snowmobile  trails  for   which they are responsible;2. encourage riders to participate in available snowmobile educational   programs  to make riders aware of the inherent risks associated with the   sport;3. equip trail  maintenance  vehicles  that  they  operate  with  such   warning implements or devices as specified by law;4.  hold  training  sessions  each  season,  for  operators  of  trail   maintenance equipment concerning the proper operation of such vehicles;5. provide education  for  all  other  personnel  charged  with  trail   maintenance,  inspection  or  patrol duties as to methods to be used for   summoning aid in emergencies; and6.  maintain  for  public  use  trail  area  information  showing  the   following:    (a)  the  location of state designated trails; and (b) the   status of each trail as open or closed. Nothing in  this  section  shall   create a legal duty or obligation beyond that which may already exist.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 21.03 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 21 - General Provisions 21.03 - Jurisdiction of Office.

§  21.03  Jurisdiction of office.   The control and supervision of the   use of snowmobiles shall be under the jurisdiction of the office.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 21.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 21 - General Provisions 21.07 - Fee for Snowmobile Trail Development and Maintenance.

§ 21.07 Fee for snowmobile trail development and maintenance. 1. A fee   of  ninety  dollars  is  hereby  imposed  upon  the resident, and ninety   dollars upon the nonresident, owner of a snowmobile for  the  snowmobile   trail development and maintenance fund to be paid to the commissioner of   motor  vehicles  upon  the  registration  thereof  in  addition  to  the   registration fee required by the vehicle and traffic law, the payment of   which fee  hereby  imposed  shall  be  a  condition  precedent  to  such   individual resident, individual nonresident or dealer registration.2.  Notwithstanding  the fee as established in subdivision one of this   section, an individual resident or nonresident registering a  snowmobile   who  provides proof at the time of registration, that such individual is   a member of an organized New York state snowmobile club that is a member   of the New York state snowmobile  association  or  is  a  member  of  an   organized  New  York  state  snowmobile club that is a trail maintenance   entity and a member of the New York state snowmobile association,  shall   pay  thirty-five  dollars  for  each snowmobile for the snowmobile trail   development  and  maintenance  fund  in  addition  to  the  registration   required by the vehicle and traffic law. In the event that an individual   seeking  snowmobile club membership is unable, for any reason, to secure   such club  membership,  he  or  she  may  contact  the  New  York  state   snowmobile  association,  who  shall  secure  such  membership  for such   person.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.01 - Rules and Regulations.

§  25.01  Rules and regulations.  With a view of achieving maximum use   of snowmobiles and minimizing the detrimental effect  thereof  upon  the   environment, the commissioner shall adopt rules and regulations relating   to and including, but not limited to the following:1.  Use  of  snowmobiles  insofar  as  fish and wildlife resources are   affected.2.  Use  of  snowmobiles  on  public  lands  and  waters   under   the   jurisdiction of the office.3.  Uniform signs or markers to be used by governmental agencies which   are necessary or desirable to control, direct, or regulate the operation   and use of snowmobiles. Such signs as  may  be  designated  for  use  on   highways shall also be approved by the commissioner of transportation.4.  Specifications  relating  to  equipment  required  for  safety  as   provided in section 25.17.5. Requirements for the protection of private  property  or  interests   therein occasioned by the use of snowmobiles.6.  Establishment of a comprehensive snowmobile information and safety   education and training program,  including  provision  for  issuance  of   snowmobile  safety certificates for operation of snowmobiles by youthful   operators.7. Granting of permits for  and  the  conduct  of  special  events  as   provided in section 25.11.8.  Administration and enforcement of the provisions of section 25.13,   relating to insurance.9. Such other matters as may be necessary or desirable to provide  for   the  effective  administration and enforcement of the provisions of this   title.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.04 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.04 - Designation of Certain Trails.

§   25.04  Designation  of  certain  trails.  The  commissioner  shall   designate snowmobile trails which proceed along a New York state  border   and  which,  occasionally  as  dictated  by  terrain, cross into another   state, in which such snowmobile is registered  and  shall  publish  such   trail  designation in the New York state register and other publications   accessible to the snowmobiling public and shall  make  such  designation   available  to  law  enforcement departments which have jurisdiction over   such trails to enable the department, such law  enforcement  departments   and the snowmobiling public to identify which trails in the state may be   used  by  a  nonresident  without  requiring  a  registration  of  their   snowmobile in accordance with subdivision twelve of  section  twenty-two   hundred twenty-two of the vehicle and traffic law.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.07 - Operation on Other Public Lands.

§   25.07  Operation  on  other  public  lands.  In  addition  to  the   permissible use of highways specified in subdivision  seven  of  section   25.05,  a county, town, city or village governing body, may by ordinance   or local law, adopted pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  section  25.09,   permit  the operation of snowmobiles on lands, waters and property other   than highways, or portions thereof, of or owned  by  such  municipality.   The provisions of this section shall not apply to operation as emergency   vehicle.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.11 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.11 - Special Events.

§ 25.11 Special events.  1. The commissioner may authorize the holding   of  special  events as defined in section 21.05. He shall adopt and may,   from time to time, amend rules and regulations determining  the  special   events  which  shall  be subject to permit and designating the equipment   and facilities necessary for safe operation of snowmobiles and  for  the   safety  of  operations,  participants,  and  observers  in  such special   events. Whenever a special event is proposed to be held, the  person  in   charge  thereof  shall,  at  least  fifteen  days prior thereto, file an   application with the  commissioner  to  hold  such  special  event.  The   application  shall  set  forth  the  date  and  location of the proposed   special event  and  such  other  information  as  the  commissioner  may   require,   and  such  event  shall  not  be  conducted  without  written   authorization from the commissioner. Copies of such regulations shall be   furnished by the  commissioner  to  any  person  making  an  application   therefor.2. Snowmobiles operated at special events approved by the commissioner   pursuant  to subdivision one shall be exempt from the provisions of this   article  concerning  mufflers  and  lights  during  the  time  of   such   operation,  including all pre-race practice at the location of said meet   and the provisions of article forty-seven of the vehicle and traffic law   concerning registration.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.18 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.18 - Trail Grooming Equipment; Requirements.

§  25.18  Trail  grooming  equipment; requirements. Any combination of   equipment used to maintain the snow surface of snowmobile  trails  shall   be equipped with:1.  a  head  light  and  tail light as required of snowmobiles in this   article, as well as a  revolving,  rotating,  flashing,  oscillating  or   constantly  moving  amber  lamp with a minimum candlepower of sufficient   intensity to be plainly visible from a distance  of  five  hundred  feet   from   the  front  and  rear  during  hours  of  darkness  under  normal   atmospheric conditions; and2. reflector material as required for snowmobiles.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.19 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.19 - Operation by Youthful Operators.

§  25.19  Operation  by  youthful  operators.  1. Age of operation. No person under eighteen years of age shall operate a snowmobile except  as provided  for  in  this  subdivision.  (a)  No  person  under the age of fourteen years shall operate a snowmobile  except  upon  land  owned  or leased  by  his  or her parent or guardian. Leased lands as used in this section shall not include lands leased by an organization of which  said operator or his or her parent or guardian is a member.  (b) A person ten years of age or older but less than fourteen years of age  who  holds  a  valid  snowmobile  safety  certificate issued by the commissioner  may  operate  a  snowmobile  on  any  lands   upon   which snowmobiling  is  allowed if accompanied by a person over eighteen years of age. For the purpose of this section, "accompanied" shall mean within five hundred feet of the person over eighteen years of age.  (c) A person fourteen years of age or older  but  less  than  eighteen years  of  age,  who  either holds a valid snowmobile safety certificate issued by the commissioner or is accompanied by a person  over  eighteen years  of  age,  may operate a snowmobile in the same manner as a person over eighteen years of age.   2. Exhibition of certificate. The failure of  a  person  specified  in subdivision  one of this section to hold a snowmobile safety certificate issued  by  the  commissioner  to  exhibit  such  upon  demand  to   any magistrate, peace officer, acting pursuant to his or her special duties, police  officer,  or  other  person  having  authority  to  enforce  the provisions of this article, shall  not  be  an  offense,  but  shall  be presumptive  evidence  that  such  person  is  not  the  holder  of such certificate.   3. Authorization. No owner of a snowmobile shall authorize  or  permit the operation of his or her snowmobile within the state by any person in violation of the provisions of this section.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.21 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.21 - Responsibility for Operation by Minors.

§  25.21 Responsibility for operation by minors.  1. No owner or other   person in possession of any  snowmobile  shall  authorize  or  knowingly   permit  any  person  under  eighteen  years  of  age  to  operate such a   snowmobile in violation of any provision of this article, the rules  and   regulations  of  the commissioner, or the provisions of any local law or   ordinance.2. No parent or guardian shall authorize or knowingly  permit  his  or   her  child  or  ward,  if  under  eighteen  years  of  age, to operate a   snowmobile in violation of any provision of this article, the  rules  or   regulations  of  the  office,  or  the  provisions  of  any local law or   ordinance.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.23 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.23 - Duties and Liability for Negligence.

§  25.23 Duties and liability for negligence. 1. Negligence in the use or operation of a snowmobile shall be attributable to the  owner.  Every owner of a snowmobile used or operated in this state shall be liable and responsible  for  death  or  injury  to  person  or  damage  to property resulting from negligence in the use or operation of such snowmobile  by any  person  using or operating the same with the permission, express or implied,  of  such  owner,  provided,  however,  that  such   operator's negligence shall not be attributed to the owner as to any claim or cause of  action accruing to the operator or his legal representative for such injuries or death.   2. Duties of snowmobile owners and operators. It  is  recognized  that snowmobiling  is a voluntary activity that may be hazardous. It shall be the duty of snowmobile owners and operators:  (a) To keep their snowmobiles in proper working order.  (b) To follow any and all other rules of  conduct  as  are  prescribed pursuant to section 25.03 of this article.  (c)  Not  to  operate  a  snowmobile  in  any  area not designated for snowmobiling.  (d) Not to operate a snowmobile in a manner  beyond  their  limits  or ability  and  speed  to  overcome  variations  in  trail  conditions and configuration and surface or subsurface conditions which may  be  caused or  altered  by  weather,  slope or trail maintenance work or snowmobile use.  (e) To familiarize themselves with signage and  trail  markers  before operating.  (f)  Not  to  snowmobile  on  a trail or portion thereof that has been designated as "closed".  (g) Not leave the scene of any accident resulting in  personal  injury to  another  party until such time as assistance arrives, except for the purpose of summoning aid.  (h) Not to willfully stop on any trail where such stopping  is  likely to impede the use of that trail by others.  (i)  Not  to  willfully  remove,  deface,  alter  or  otherwise damage signage, warning devices or implements, or other safety devices.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.25 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.25 - Accidents; Reports.

§ 25.25 Accidents; reports. 1. The operator of any snowmobile involved   in  any  accident  resulting in injuries to or death of any person or in   which property damage in the estimated amount of one thousand dollars or   more is sustained, shall within seven days after  such  accident  report   the  matter in writing to the office, with a copy thereof to the sheriff   of the county in which said  accident  occurred.  If  such  operator  is   physically  incapable  of  making  such  report  and  there  is  another   participant in the accident not so incapacitated, such participant shall   make the report within the allotted time after  such  accident.  In  the   event  that there is no other participant and the operator is other than   the owner, then the owner shall within the prescribed  period  of  time,   after  learning  of the facts of such accident, report the matter to the   office, together with such information as may have come to his knowledge   relating to such accident. Every  such  operator  of  a  snowmobile,  or   participant  of  any  such  accident,  or  the  owner  of the snowmobile   involved in any such accident, shall  make  such  other  and  additional   reports as the commissioner shall require.2.  Whenever any snowmobile meets with an accident involving a loss of   life, personal injury or damage to property and the operator thereof has   knowledge of such accident, he shall stop and give his name and address,   the name and address of the owner thereof and  the  registration  number   assigned  to  said  snowmobile  to  the  injured  person  or  the person   sustaining the damage, or to a peace or police officer. In the event the   person sustaining the damage is not  present  at  the  place  where  the   damage  occurred, the operator shall, as soon as physically able, report   the same to the nearest law enforcement agency.3. A peace, police, or judicial officer who investigates  or  receives   information  of  an accident involving a snowmobile shall make a written   report of the investigation or information received, and such additional   facts relating to the accident as may come to his knowledge and mail the   same within forty-eight hours to the office and keep a record thereof in   his office.4. Failure of such persons to give notice of  any  accident  requiring   notice  shall  be  prima  facie  evidence  that  such  accident  was not   reported.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 25.29 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title D - Snowmobiles Article 25 - Control Provisions 25.29 - Suspension and Revocation of Certificates and Permits.

§  25.29  Suspension  and revocation of certificates and permits.  The   commissioner may suspend or revoke a snowmobile safety certificate, or a   permit for special events, issued pursuant to  the  provisions  of  this   article, upon satisfactory proof of a violation of any provision of this   article  or  of  any  rule,  regulation,  order,  local law or ordinance   adopted  or  promulgated  pursuant  thereto.  Upon  said  suspension  or   revocation, all rights and privileges accruing to such youthful operator   or permittee shall terminate.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 27.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title E - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid Article 27 - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid 27.01 - Enforcement.

§  27.01 Enforcement.   Every peace officer, who is acting pursuant to   his  special  duties,  police  officer,  conservation  officer  in   the   department  of  environmental  conservation,  and  such employees of the   office as may be designated  by  the  commissioner,  shall  enforce  the   provisions  of this chapter, articles forty-seven and forty-eight of the   vehicle and traffic law, and the laws,  ordinances,  rules,  regulations   and  orders enacted or promulgated thereunder. Such enforcement officers   shall be authorized to issue an appearance ticket or, in lieu thereof, a   uniform appearance ticket and  simplified  information  as  provided  in   section  27.03,  for any violation of this chapter, articles forty-seven   and forty-eight of the vehicle and traffic  law,  or  rule,  regulation,   local law or ordinance adopted thereunder.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 27.03 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title E - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid Article 27 - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid 27.03 - Uniform Appearance Ticket and Simplified Information.

§  27.03 Uniform appearance ticket and simplified information.  1. The   commissioner shall prescribe  the  form  of  an  appearance  ticket  and   simplified  information  for  all  cases  involving  a  violation of any   provision of this chapter, articles forty-seven and forty-eight  of  the   vehicle  and  traffic  law,  or  of  any  local  law,  ordinance,  rule,   regulation or order adopted or promulgated thereunder, or of  any  class   or  category  of  such  cases,  and  to  establish procedures for proper   administrative controls over the disposition thereof.  The  commissioner   may,  in  his  discretion,  combine  the  form of the uniform appearance   ticket and simplified information authorized by this  section  with  the   appearance ticket and information authorized under the navigation law.2.  The  chief  executive officer of each local police force including   county, town, city and village police  departments,  sheriffs,  and  the   superintendent  of  state  police  shall prepare or cause to be prepared   such records and reports as may be prescribed hereunder.3. The commissioner shall have the  power  to  adopt  such  rules  and   regulations  as  may  be deemed necessary to accomplish the purposes and   enforce the  provisions  of  this  section  including  requirements  for   reporting by trial courts having jurisdiction over such offenses.4.  Any  person  who  disposes  of  any  uniform appearance ticket and   simplified information in any other manner than that prescribed by  law,   rule or regulation shall be guilty of a class B misdemeanor.5.  The  provisions of this section shall not apply to any offense for   which a uniform summons and complaint is prescribed by the  commissioner   of  motor  vehicles pursuant to section two hundred seven of the vehicle   and traffic law.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 27.05 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title E - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid Article 27 - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid 27.05 - Verification or Affirmation of Accusatory Instruments.

§  27.05  Verification  or  affirmation of accusatory instruments.  1.   When an appearance ticket as authorized under  section  27.03  has  been   served  by an enforcement officer specified in section 27.01, any chief,   deputy-chief, captain, lieutenant or  acting  lieutenant,  sergeant,  or   acting  sergeant  of  a  police  department  or of the division of state   police, or any sheriff, undersheriff, chief deputy, or  deputy  sergeant   in  any  county to whom the service of the appearance ticket is reported   is hereby authorized to  administer  to  such  enforcement  officer  all   necessary  oaths  in  connection  with  the  execution of the accusatory   instrument to be presented in court by such enforcement officer  in  the   prosecution of the offense involved.2.  A simplified information need not be verified if it is affirmed by   the issuing officer, under penalty of perjury.
NY Pks, Rec & Hist Pres L § 27.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PAR - Parks, recreation and historic preservation Title E - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid Article 27 - Enforcement; Penalties; State Aid 27.07 - Pleas by Mail.

§  27.07  Pleas by mail.   A defendant charged with a violation of any   provision of this chapter or rule, regulation, local  law  or  ordinance   promulgated or adopted thereunder may himself plead guilty to the charge   in open court. He may also submit to the magistrate having jurisdiction,   in  person, by duly authorized agent, or by registered mail, a statement   (a) that he waives arraignment in open court and the aid of counsel, (b)   that he pleads guilty to the offense as charged, (c) that he elects  and   requests that the charge be disposed of and the fine or penalty fixed by   the court, (d) of any explanation that he desires to make concerning the   offense  charged,  and (e) that he makes all statements under penalty of   perjury. Thereupon the magistrate may proceed as  though  the  defendant   has  been  convicted  upon  a  plea  of  guilty  in open court, provided   however, that any imposition of  fine  or  penalty  hereunder  shall  be   deemed  tentative  until  such  fine or penalty shall have been paid and   discharged in full. If upon  receipt  of  the  aforesaid  statement  the   magistrate  shall deny the same, he shall thereupon notify the defendant   of this fact, and  that  he  is  required  to  appear  before  the  said   magistrate  at  a stated time and place to answer the charge which shall   thereafter be disposed of pursuant to the applicable provisions of law.