2023 New York Laws › GMU - General Municipal › Article 14-BB - Bureaus of Administrative Adjudication › 380 - Code and Ordinance Violations; Administrative Adjudication.

§  380. Code and ordinance violations; administrative adjudication. 1.
  Any municipality having a population of more than three hundred thousand
  but less than three  hundred  fifty  thousand  may  adopt  a  local  law
  establishing  an administrative adjudication hearing procedure under the
  provisions of  this  article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations
  regarding  conditions  which constitute a threat or danger to the public
  health, safety or welfare. Such bureaus shall  be  responsible  for  the
  impartial administration and conduct of adjudicatory proceedings in such
  municipality.
2.  The  city  of  Yonkers  may  adopt  a  local  law  establishing an
  administrative adjudication hearing procedure under  the  provisions  of
  this   article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations  relating  to
  conditions which constitute a threat or danger  to  the  public  health,
  safety   or   welfare,   provided,  however,  that  such  administrative
  adjudication hearing procedure shall not  apply  to  violations  of  the
  building  code  of the city of Yonkers. Such administrative adjudication
  bureau established pursuant to this subdivision may also provide for the
  hearing and determination of traffic infractions  constituting  parking,
  standing or stopping violations, provided that the provisions of article
  two-B  of  the  vehicle  and traffic law shall apply to such hearing and
  determinations.
3. The town of Huntington  may  adopt  a  local  law  establishing  an
  administrative  adjudication  hearing  procedure under the provisions of
  this  article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations  relating   to
  conditions  which  constitute  a  threat or danger to the public health,
  safety  or  welfare,  provided,  however,   that   such   administrative
  adjudication  hearing  procedure  shall  not  apply to violations of the
  building code of the town of Huntington.
* 4. The town of  Babylon  may  adopt  a  local  law  establishing  an
  administrative  adjudication  hearing  procedure under the provisions of
  this  article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations  relating   to
  conditions  which  constitute  a  threat or danger to the public health,
  safety  or  welfare,  provided,  however,   that   such   administrative
  adjudication  hearing  procedure  shall  not  apply to violations of the
  building code of the town of Babylon.
* NB There are 2 sb 4's
* 4. The city of Syracuse  may  adopt  a  local  law  establishing  an
  administrative  adjudication  hearing  procedure under the provisions of
  this  article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations  relating   to
  conditions  which  constitute  a  threat or danger to the public health,
  safety  or  welfare,  provided,  however,   that   such   administrative
  adjudication  hearing  procedure  shall  not  apply to violations of the
  building code of the city of Syracuse.
* NB There are 2 sb 4's
5. The town of East Hampton may adopt  a  local  law  establishing  an
  administrative  adjudication  hearing  procedure under the provisions of
  this  article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations  relating   to
  conditions  which  constitute  a  threat or danger to the public health,
  safety  or  welfare,  provided,  however,   that   such   administrative
  adjudication  hearing  procedure  shall  not  apply to violations of the
  building code of the town of East Hampton.
6. The city  of  Newburgh  may  adopt  a  local  law  establishing  an
  administrative  adjudication  hearing  procedure under the provisions of
  this  article  for  all  code  and  ordinance  violations  relating   to
  conditions  which  constitute  a  threat or danger to the public health,
  safety  or  welfare,  provided,  however,   that   such   administrative
  adjudication  hearing  procedure  shall  not  apply to violations of the
  building code of the city of Newburgh.