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2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 116 - Deliveries of Alcoholic Beverages.

§ 116. Deliveries of alcoholic beverages.  No alcoholic beverage shall
  be  transported  within this state by any vehicle unless such vehicle is
  owned and operated, or hired and operated by a licensee and unless there
  shall be attached to or inscribed upon both sides of such vehicle so  as
  to  be visible from a reasonable distance, a sign setting forth the name
  and address of such licensee in  such  form  and  with  such  additional
  information  as  the  liquor authority may prescribe; provided, however,
  (a) that alcoholic beverages may be transported by a retail licensee  to
  the  home  of  a  purchaser  not to be resold by the purchaser; (b) that
  alcoholic beverages owned by a person may be transported from  place  to
  place  not  for  purposes  of  sale; (c) that alcoholic beverages may be
  delivered from a licensee to a steamship or railroad station or terminal
  for purposes of transportation, and may be delivered from a steamship or
  railroad station or terminal to a purchaser for purposes of consumption,
  or to a licensee by any bona fide trucking agency holding a permit under
  this chapter. In lieu of such sign, a licensee may have in  the  cab  of
  such  vehicle  a  photostatic  copy of its current license issued by the
  authority, and such copy duly authenticated by the authority.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 117 - Transportation of Alcoholic Beverages.

§ 117. Transportation  of  alcoholic beverages.   No common carrier or
  person operating a transportation facility in this state, other than the
  United States government, shall receive for transportation  or  delivery
  within  the  state  any  alcoholic  beverages  unless  the  shipment  is
  accompanied by copy of a bill of lading, or other document, showing  the
  name  and  address  of  the  consignor,  the  name  and  address  of the
  consignee, the date of the  shipment,  and  the  quantity  and  kind  of
  alcoholic beverage contained therein.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 117-A - Unlimited Drink Offerings Prohibited.

§  117-a. Unlimited drink offerings prohibited. 1. No licensee, acting
individually or in conjunction with one or more licensees, shall:
(a) offer, sell, serve,  or  deliver  to  any  person  or  persons  an
unlimited  number  of  drinks  during any set period of time for a fixed
price.
(b) allow a person, agent, party organizer, or promoter, as such terms
shall be defined by the authority in  rule  and  regulation,  to  offer,
sell,  serve, or deliver to any person or persons an unlimited number of
drinks during any set period of time for a fixed price.
(c) advertise, promote, or charge a  price  for  drinks  that  in  the
judgment  of the authority creates an offering of alcoholic beverages in
violation of the purposes and intent of this section, or  which  in  the
judgment  of  the  authority  is an attempt to circumvent the intent and
purposes of this section, such as, but not limited to, offerings of free
drinks, or multiple drinks for free or for the price of a single  drink,
or  for  a  low  initial price followed by a price increment per hour or
other period of time, or for such a minor amount that in the judgment of
the authority the pricing would constitute an attempt to circumvent  the
intent and purposes of this section.
2.  As used in this section, licensee means and includes the licensee,
and any employees, or agents of such licensee.
3. With respect to an individual  licensee,  this  section  shall  not
apply  to  private functions not opened to the public, such as weddings,
banquets, or receptions, or other similar functions, or to a package  of
food   and  beverages  where  the  service  of  alcoholic  beverages  is
incidental to the event or function.
4. The authority shall investigate  any  documented  allegation  of  a
violation of this section upon a complaint by any person.
5.  The  authority shall promulgate rules and regulations necessary to
implement the provisions of this section.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 117-B - Possession or Use of Alcohol Vaporizing Devices Prohibited.

§  117-b.  Possession or use of alcohol vaporizing devices prohibited.
  1.  For purposes of this section, "alcohol vaporizing device" means  any
  device,  machine or process which mixes spirits, liquor or other alcohol
  product with pure oxygen or other gas to produce a vaporized product for
  the purpose of consumption by inhalation.
2. No licensee shall knowingly possess or make available  for  use  an
  alcohol vaporizing device upon the premises of an establishment licensed
  pursuant to this chapter.
3.  A  violation of the provisions of this section shall be an offense
  punishable by a fine of not more than five thousand dollars. A violation
  of the provisions of this section after having been previously convicted
  of such an offense within the previous five years shall  be  a  class  B
  misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not more than ten thousand dollars.
4.  Nothing  in  this  section  shall  be  construed  to  prohibit the
  authority from instituting proceedings to suspend, cancel, or  revoke  a
  license as provided in section seventeen of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 120-A - Corporate Change; Hearing on Application.

§ 120-a. Corporate   change;   hearing  on  application.     Upon  the
  disapproval by the authority of an application for a corporate change in
  the  stockholders,  stockholdings,  officers  or  directors  the  liquor
  authority shall provide for a hearing at which the applicant may produce
  any  evidence  it shall desire with reference to such disapproval by the
  authority.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 121 - Review by Courts.

§ 121. Review by courts. The following actions by the liquor authority
  shall  be  subject to review by the supreme court in the manner provided
  in article seventy-eight of the civil practice law  and  rules  provided
  that  no  stay  shall be granted pending the determination of the matter
  except on notice to the liquor authority and for a period not  exceeding
  thirty days:
1. Refusal by the liquor authority to issue a license or a permit.
2.  The  revocation, cancellation or suspension of a license or permit
  by the liquor authority.
3. The failure or refusal by the liquor authority to render a decision
  within the time required by section one hundred twenty of this article.
4. The transfer by the liquor authority of a license or permit to  any
  other  premises,  or  the  failure or refusal by the liquor authority to
  approve such a transfer.
5. The issuance of an order of warning by the liquor authority.
6. Refusal to approve alteration of premises.
7.  Refusal  to  approve   a   corporate   change   in   stockholders,
  stockholdings, officers or directors.
8.  Refusal  by  the  liquor  authority  to  grant  permission  for an
  additional bar pursuant to subdivision four of section  one  hundred  of
  this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 124 - Liquor Authority to Be Necessary Party to Certain Proceedings.

§ 124. Liquor  authority to be necessary party to certain proceedings.
  The state liquor authority shall be made a  party  to  all  actions  and
  proceedings  affecting  in any manner the submission of the local option
  questions provided for in this  chapter,  or  the  result  of  any  vote
  thereupon;  to  all  actions  and  proceedings  relative  to issuance or
  revocation of licenses or permits; to all injunction proceedings, and to
  all other civil actions or proceedings which in any  manner  affect  the
  enjoyment  of  the  privileges  or  the  operation  of  the restrictions
  provided for in this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 125 - Disposition of Moneys Received for License Fees.

§ 125. Disposition  of  moneys  received for license fees.  The moneys
  received for license fees provided for in this chapter shall  be  turned
  over  by  the  liquor  authority  to  the state comptroller. It shall be
  placed by the state comptroller in the fund derived from the proceeds of
  the taxes on liquor, wine and beer provided for in article  eighteen  of
  the  tax  law  and  become  a  part thereof and be subject to all of the
  provisions of law relating to such fund.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 127-A - Surrender and Cancellation of Permits; Payment of Refunds; Notice to Police Officials.

§ 127-a. Surrender  and  cancellation  of permits; payment of refunds;
  notice to police officials.  The procedure prescribed by the  provisions
  of  section one hundred twenty-seven of this chapter shall be applicable
  to permits issued pursuant to this chapter. Notwithstanding anything  to
  the  contrary contained in this chapter, no refund shall be payable with
  respect to any special permit issued pursuant to section ninety-nine-c.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 127-B - Payment of Refunds on Special Permits and Notice to Police Officers.

§ 127-b. Payment  of  refunds  on special permits and notice to police
  officers.    Where  a  special  permit  to  remain  open   until   three
  antemeridian   has   been   issued  under  subdivision  two  of  section
  ninety-nine of this chapter, in a county where a regulation of  a  local
  board further restricting the hours during which alcoholic beverages may
  be  sold  for  on-premises consumption shall have been rescinded by such
  local board during the period for which the special permit  was  issued,
  the holder of such special permit shall be entitled to a refund computed
  for  full  months  commencing with the first day of the month succeeding
  the month in which the rescission of the local regulation occurred.  The
  procedure with reference to the payment of refunds and notice to  police
  officials shall be as nearly as possible the same as outlined in section
  one hundred and twenty-seven of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 127-C - Refunds on Licenses and Permits Erroneously or Unlawfully Cancelled, Revoked or Suspended.

§ 127-c. Refunds  on  licenses  and  permits erroneously or unlawfully
  cancelled, revoked or suspended.  If a license or  permit  issued  under
  this  chapter  is  cancelled,  revoked  or  suspended and thereafter the
  action of  the  state  liquor  authority  effecting  such  cancellation,
  revocation  or suspension is reversed or annulled, upon application made
  within six months of the date of such judgment of reversal or  annulment
  there shall be refunded to such licensee or his assignee such proportion
  of  the  fee  paid  for  such  license or permit as the period that such
  licensee or permittee has not had the beneficial use of such license  or
  permit by reason of such cancellation, revocation or suspension bears to
  the  full  period  for  which  the  license  or  permit  was issued. The
  provisions of section one hundred twenty-seven of this chapter so far as
  they can be made applicable and are not inconsistent with this  section,
  shall  govern  the  procedure  to  be followed in making application for
  refunds under this section.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 127-D - Refunds on Over-Payment of Fees; Permit Not Issued.

§ 127-d. Refunds  on  over-payment of fees; permit not issued.  Monies
  heretofore or hereafter received  by  the  authority  pursuant  to  this
  chapter may, within three years from the receipt thereof, be refunded to
  the applicant for the license or permit, on satisfactory proof that:
a.  Such monies were in excess of the amount required by this chapter,
  to the extent of such excess.
b. The permit for which application was made has not been issued.
Such refunds shall, upon approval by the authority and after audit  by
  the  state  comptroller,  be  paid from any monies in the custody of the
  comptroller, derived from fees received pursuant to this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 128 - Certain Officials Not to Be Interested in Manufacture or Sale of Alcoholic Beverages.

§ 128. Certain  officials  not to be interested in manufacture or sale
  of alcoholic beverages. 1. Except as otherwise provided in  section  one
  hundred  twenty-eight-a  and  section one hundred twenty-eight-b of this
  article, it shall  be  unlawful  for  any  police  commissioner,  police
  inspector,  captain,  sergeant,  roundsman,  patrolman  or  other police
  official or subordinate of any police department in  the  state,  to  be
  either  directly  or indirectly interested in the manufacture or sale of
  alcoholic beverages or to offer for sale, or recommend to  any  licensee
  any  alcoholic beverages. A person may not be denied any license granted
  under the provisions of  sections  fifty-four,  fifty-five,  fifty-nine,
  sixty-three,  sixty-four,  seventy-nine, eighty-one, or article seven of
  this chapter solely on the grounds of  being  the  spouse  of  a  public
  servant   described   in   this   subdivision.   The   solicitation   or
  recommendation made to any licensee, to purchase any alcoholic beverages
  by any police official or subordinate as hereinabove described, shall be
  presumptive evidence of the interest of such official or subordinate  in
  the manufacture or sale of alcoholic beverages.
2. No elective village officer shall be subject to the limitations set
  forth  in  subdivision  one of this section unless such elective village
  officer shall be assigned duties directly relating to the  operation  or
  management of the police department.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 128-A - Police Officers Allowed to Work in Licensed Premises in Certain Cases.

§  128-a.  Police  officers  allowed  to  work in licensed premises in
  certain cases. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law to  the
  contrary,  the  authority shall promulgate such rules and regulations as
  may be necessary to provide that it shall not be unlawful for  a  police
  officer  employed  in  this state, having written permission and consent
  from his commanding officer, to work in a premises licensed to sell beer
  at retail for off-premises consumption under section fifty-four of  this
  chapter  or to work solely as a security guard or director of traffic on
  the premises of a volunteer firefighters' organization licensed to  sell
  beer  and  wine at retail pursuant to a temporary permit for on-premises
  consumption under section ninety-seven of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 128-B - Police Officers Allowed to Serve as an Officer of a Volunteer Firefighters' Organization.

§ 128-b. Police officers allowed to serve as an officer of a volunteer
  firefighters'  organization.  Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision
  of law to the contrary, a volunteer firefighters' organization shall not
  be precluded from applying for an on-premises license  or  permit  under
  the  provisions  of this chapter due to the presence of a police officer
  serving as  an  officer  of  such  organization  and  the  state  liquor
  authority shall be authorized to issue such license or permit.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 128-C - Police Officers Allowed to Serve as an Officer of Veterans' Organization.

§  128-c.  Police officers allowed to serve as an officer of veterans'
  organization. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law  to  the
  contrary,  a  veterans'  organization, including, but not limited to the
  Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion, or  any  other  "veterans
  club"  identified  in subdivision nine of section three of this chapter,
  shall not be precluded from  applying  for  an  on-premises  license  or
  permit  under  the  provisions  of this chapter due to the presence of a
  police officer serving as an officer of such organization and the  state
  liquor authority shall be authorized to issue such license or permit.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 129 - Surrender of License; Notice to Police Officials.

§ 129. Surrender of license; notice to police officials.  Within three
  days  after  a license shall have been revoked pursuant to this chapter,
  notice thereof shall be given to the licensee  by  mailing  such  notice
  addressed  to  him at the premises licensed. Notice shall also be mailed
  to the owner of the premises licensed. The holder of such license  shall
  thereupon  surrender  same to the liquor authority.  The mailing thereof
  by the licensee to the liquor authority by registered  mail  or  insured
  parcel post shall be deemed sufficient compliance with this section. The
  liquor  authority,  immediately  upon giving notice of revocation, shall
  serve a written notice thereof upon the commissioner of police, chief of
  police or chief police officer of the city,  or  village  in  which  the
  premises  for  which the revoked license was issued is situated, or upon
  the sheriff of the county or a constable of the town in case the license
  was issued for premises situated in a town and not within  any  city  or
  village.  Such  notice  shall  include a statement of the number of such
  license, the name and place of residence  of  the  holder  thereof,  the
  location  of  the  licensed premises, and the date when such license was
  revoked. In case such license be not forthwith surrendered,  the  liquor
  authority shall issue a written demand for the surrender of such license
  and  deliver  said  demand  to  the  sheriff  of the county in which the
  licensed premises are located, or to any representative  of  the  liquor
  authority,  and  said  sheriff  or representative shall immediately take
  possession of such license and return the same to the liquor authority.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 8 - General Provisions › 131 - New York Alcoholic Beverage Control Problem Premises Task Force.

§  131.  New  York  alcoholic  beverage  control problem premises task
  force.  1. There is hereby created within the  authority  the  New  York
  alcoholic  beverage  control  problem  premises  task force (hereinafter
  "task force"), which shall consist of  employees  of  the  authority  as
  designated  by  the members of the authority, provided however, that the
  task force shall include at  least  one  investigator  from  the  Albany
  office,  one  investigator from the Buffalo office, and one investigator
  from the New York city office.
2. In any case where the  authority  receives  notification  from  the
  mayor,   chief   of  police,  police  commissioner,  sheriff,  or  local
  legislative body of any city,  town  or  village  which  certifies  that
  continued  operation of an on-premises establishment poses a significant
  threat to the public health,  safety,  or  welfare  requiring  immediate
  action,  the  authority  shall  assign  responsibility for conducting an
  investigation concerning such premises to the task force. In the city of
  New  York,  the  community  board  established   pursuant   to   section
  twenty-eight hundred of the New York city charter with jurisdiction over
  the  area  in  which  such  premises  is located shall be considered the
  appropriate local legislative body.
3. Not more than fourteen calendar days after receipt by the authority
  of a notification as provided in this  section,  the  task  force  shall
  commence  an  investigation into the operation of the establishment. The
  task force shall complete its  investigation  and  the  authority  shall
  commence  a disciplinary hearing proceeding pursuant to this chapter for
  revocation or other appropriate action within forty-five calendar  days,
  unless   the   task   force  determines  in  written  findings  that  no
  disciplinary charges are warranted. A copy  of  any  such  determination
  shall  be  sent  to  the  mayor,  chief  of police, police commissioner,
  sheriff, or local legislative body of the city,  town  or  village  that
  filed  the  notification  with the authority. The authority shall notify
  the mayor, chief of  police,  police  commissioner,  sheriff,  or  local
  legislative   body   of  the  city,  town  or  village  that  filed  the
  notification  to  the  authority  of  the  final  disposition   of   the
  disciplinary  proceeding  within  ten business days of the completion of
  this process.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 9 - Local Option › 140 - Applicability of Chapter Before Local Option.

§ 140. Applicability  of chapter before local option.  Until such time
  as it shall become unlawful to sell alcoholic beverages in any  town  or
  city  by  the  vote  of  the  voters  in such town or city in the manner
  provided in this article, all of the provisions of  this  chapter  shall
  apply  throughout  the entire state. This article shall not apply to the
  Whiteface mountain ski center, owned by the state  and  located  in  the
  town of Wilmington, county of Essex.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 9 - Local Option › 143 - Filing Certificate of Result With Liquor Authority.

§ 143. Filing  certificate  of result with liquor authority.  Whenever
  at an election a vote shall be  taken  on  the  local  option  questions
  pursuant  to  sections one hundred forty-one or one hundred forty-two in
  any town or city, the officer or board charged by law with the  duty  of
  filing  a  statement  of  the result and certificate of determination of
  such election shall file a duplicate thereof with the liquor authority.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 9 - Local Option › 144 - Contesting Validity of Petition.

§ 144. Contesting validity of petition.  Proceedings may be instituted
  and  maintained  to contest the validity, sufficiency or legality of any
  petition provided for in this article, in the  manner  provided  by  the
  election law, as though such petition were a certificate of nomination.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 9 - Local Option › 145 - False Statements and Forgery.

§ 145. False  statements  and  forgery.    A  person  who  forges  the
  signature of any person upon any petition or statement provided  for  in
  this  article  shall  be  guilty  of  forgery in the third degree and on
  conviction thereof be punished accordingly.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 9 - Local Option › 147 - Effective Duration of Local Option Determination.

§ 147. Effective  duration  of  local  option determination. 1. In any
  town or city in which a vote shall be taken on any one or  more  of  the
  local  option  questions  provided  for in this article, no further vote
  shall be submitted upon any local option question that was presented  to
  the voters before the second general election thereafter.
2.  If  at  the time of any subsequent submission of such questions it
  shall be lawful to sell alcoholic beverages and a majority of the  votes
  cast  shall  be  in  the  negative  on  such  questions, then all of the
  provisions of this article applicable thereto shall become effective.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 10 - Special Provisions Relating to Illicit Alcoholic Beverages and Stills › 150 - Definitions.

§ 150. Definitions.    Whenever  used in this article only, unless the
  context requires otherwise:
1. "Illicit alcoholic beverage" means  and  includes  any  alcohol  or
  distilled   spirits  owned,  manufactured,  distributed,  bought,  sold,
  bottled,  rectified,  blended,  treated,  fortified,  mixed,  processed,
  warehoused,  possessed  or transported on which any tax required to have
  been paid under any applicable federal law has not been paid.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 10 - Special Provisions Relating to Illicit Alcoholic Beverages and Stills › 151 - Possession of Illicit Alcoholic Beverages.

§ 151. Possession  of  illicit  alcoholic  beverages.   Any person who
  shall knowingly possess or have under his control any illicit  alcoholic
  beverages is guilty of a misdemeanor.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 10 - Special Provisions Relating to Illicit Alcoholic Beverages and Stills › 152 - Sale of Illicit Alcoholic Beverages.

§ 152. Sale  of illicit alcoholic beverages.  (a) Any person who shall
knowingly barter or exchange with, or sell, give or offer to sell or  to
give another any illicit alcoholic beverage is guilty of a misdemeanor.
(b)  Any  person  who  shall  possess  or  have  under  his control or
transport any illicit  alcoholic  beverage  with  intent  to  barter  or
exchange  with,  or  to  sell  or  give  to another the same or any part
thereof is  guilty  of  a  misdemeanor.  Such  intent  is  presumptively
established  by  proof  that the person knowingly possessed or had under
his control one or more gallons of  illicit  alcoholic  beverages.  This
presumption may be rebutted.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 10 - Special Provisions Relating to Illicit Alcoholic Beverages and Stills › 153 - Stills and Distilling Apparatus.

§ 153. Stills   and  distilling  apparatus.    Any  person  who  shall
  manufacture any illicit  alcoholic  beverage  or  who,  not  being  duly
  licensed  as  a distiller under the provisions of the alcoholic beverage
  control law, shall own, operate, possesses or have under his control any
  still or distilling apparatus is  guilty  of  a  felony.  "Still"  or  "
  distilling  apparatus"  shall  mean  any  apparatus  designed, intended,
  actually used, or capable of being used for or in  connection  with  the
  separating  of  alcoholic or spirituous vapors, or alcohol or spirituous
  solutions, or alcohol or spirits, from alcohol or  spirituous  solutions
  or  mixtures,  but shall not include stills used for laboratory purposes
  or stills used for distilling  water  or  other  nonalcoholic  materials
  where the cubic capacity of such stills is one gallon or less.
Provided,  however,  that  it  shall not be unlawful for any person to
  own, possess or have under his control any still or distilling apparatus
  (a) where the same has been duly registered in compliance  with  or  has
  otherwise  complied  with  the provisions of federal law and regulations
  issued pursuant thereto, or (b) where the same is  not  required  to  be
  registered under federal law, or (c) where the same is in the possession
  of a duly qualified manufacturer of stills under federal law.
The  unlawful  ownership, operation, possession, control or use of any
  still or  distilling  apparatus  or  illicit  alcoholic  beverage  is  a
  nuisance,  and  each  such  still  and  distilling apparatus and illicit
  alcoholic beverage is hereby declared to be a  nuisance,  and  when  any
  such  still  or distilling apparatus or illicit alcoholic beverage shall
  be  taken  from  the  possession  of  any  person,  the  same  shall  be
  surrendered  and forfeited to the sheriff of the county wherein the same
  shall  be  taken,  except  that  in  a  city  having  a  population   of
  seventy-five  thousand  or  more,  the  same  shall  be  surrendered and
  forfeited to the police commissioner or other head of the  police  force
  or  department of said city and except that in the county of Nassau, the
  same shall be surrendered and  forfeited  to  the  commissioner  of  the
  county police department.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 10 - Special Provisions Relating to Illicit Alcoholic Beverages and Stills › 154 - Premises Used for Manufacture or Storage of Illicit Alcoholic Beverages.

§ 154. Premises  used  for manufacture or storage of illicit alcoholic
  beverages.  Any person who, being the owner, lessee, or occupant of  any
  room,  shed,  tenement,  booth  or  building,  float  or vessel, or part
  thereof, knowingly permits the same to  be  used  for  the  manufacture,
  distribution,  purchase, sale, bottling, rectifying, blending, treating,
  fortifying, mixing, processing, warehousing, transportation, distilling,
  or storage of an illicit alcoholic beverage, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 10 - Special Provisions Relating to Illicit Alcoholic Beverages and Stills › 155 - Punishment for Second Offenders.

§ 155. Punishment  for  second offenders.  Any person who is convicted
  of violating section  one  hundred  fifty-two  or  section  one  hundred
  fifty-four  of  this  chapter and who has been previously convicted of a
  violation of either of these said sections or after the  effective  date
  of  this  article has been convicted in any other state or federal court
  of a crime which if committed in this state would constitute a violation
  of either of  said  sections,  is  guilty  of  a  felony  and  shall  be
  punishable for a felony.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 11 - Miscellaneous Provisions; Laws Repealed; Time of Taking Effect › 161 - Invalidity; Effect Of.

§ 161. Invalidity;  effect  of.   If any part, provision or section of
  this chapter or the application thereof to any person  or  circumstances
  shall  be  held  invalid  by  any  court  of competent jurisdiction, the
  remainder thereof or the application of such part, provision or  section
  to any other person or circumstances shall not be affected thereby.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 11 - Miscellaneous Provisions; Laws Repealed; Time of Taking Effect › 162 - Laws Repealed; Effect of Repeal; Saving Clause.

§ 162. Laws repealed; effect of repeal; saving clause.  1. Chapter one
  hundred  eighty  of  the laws of nineteen hundred thirty-three, entitled
  "An act relating to the manufacture,  sale,  control,  distribution  and
  regulation  of certain alcoholic beverages, constituting chapter three-b
  of  the  consolidated  laws,"  and  all  acts  amendatory   thereof   or
  supplemental thereto are hereby repealed.
2.  The  repeal  of the acts specified in subdivision one hereof shall
  not operate or be construed to shorten or  terminate  the  term  of  any
  license heretofore issued thereunder or the rights of any person holding
  such a license; nor shall it be construed to abolish the state alcoholic
  beverage  control board or the several county alcoholic beverage control
  boards or the  New  York  city  alcoholic  beverage  control  board,  as
  presently constituted, and which were heretofore established and are now
  operating  pursuant  to such acts nor to invalidate or affect any action
  heretofore  taken  by  either  of  such  boards  or  their  officers  or
  employees;  nor  to  require  the discharge or the re-appointment of any
  employees of either of such boards.
3. This chapter shall not affect any action or proceeding now  pending
  in any court.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 11 - Miscellaneous Provisions; Laws Repealed; Time of Taking Effect › 163 - Time of Taking Effect.

§ 163. Time  of  taking  effect.   This chapter shall take effect July
  first,  nineteen  hundred  thirty-four  except  that  the  state  liquor
  authority  and  the local alcoholic beverage control board may, prior to
  July first, nineteen hundred thirty-four,  receive  and  entertain  such
  applications for licenses or permits and take such other steps as may be
  necessary  or appropriate to permit this chapter to become effective and
  operative on July first, nineteen hundred thirty-four.
2023 New York Laws › ABC - Alcoholic Beverage Control › Article 11 - Miscellaneous Provisions; Laws Repealed; Time of Taking Effect › 164 - Saving Clause on Repeal of Article Three.

§ 164. Saving  clause  on  repeal of article three.   1. The repeal of
  article three by the chapter of the laws of nineteen hundred ninety-five
  which added this section shall not operate or be construed to invalidate
  or affect any action heretofore taken by the  several  county  alcoholic
  beverage  control boards or the New York city alcoholic beverage control
  board, as heretofore established by said  article  three,  or  by  their
  boards  or  officers  or  employees, nor to require the discharge or the
  re-appointment of any of their employees.
2. Such chapter of the laws of nineteen hundred ninety-five shall  not
  affect  any  action  or proceeding now pending in any court on or before
  the effective date of this section.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 1 - Short Title; Application; Authorization; Definitions › 2 - Application.

§  2.  Application.  This  chapter shall apply to all counties, except
  that:
1. It shall not apply to counties within the city of New York.
2. It shall not affect the form of government in operation in a county
  which  shall  have  heretofore  adopted  or  shall  hereafter  adopt  an
  alternative  form  of  county  government pursuant to any law other than
  this chapter, except that any such county  may  adopt  any  one  of  the
  alternative  forms  of county government provided in this chapter by the
  procedure herein provided.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 1 - Short Title; Application; Authorization; Definitions › 3 - Authorization; Alternative Forms; Variations.

§  3.  Authorization;  alternative forms; variations. 1. Any county is
  hereby authorized to adopt  one  of  the  alternative  forms  of  county
  government  provided  in  this  chapter in accordance with the procedure
  specified in article fourteen.
2. Alternative forms of county government  provided  by  this  chapter
  shall  consist  of: The "county administrator form"; the "county manager
  form"; the "county director form"; and the "county president form".
3. In connection with any alternative form  of  county  government,  a
  county  may  adopt one or more variations in structure, organization and
  distribution of functions authorized  by  this  chapter.  Any  and  each
  combination  of  provisions for the government of a county and the units
  of local government  therein  contained  which  is  authorized  by  this
  chapter  is hereby declared to be one of the alternative forms of county
  government provided by this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 1 - Short Title; Application; Authorization; Definitions › 4 - Definitions.

§  4.  Definitions.  As used in this chapter the following terms shall
  mean and include:
1. "County".  Any county other than a county within the  city  of  New
  York.
2.  "County executive". A county administrator, county manager, county
  director or county president.
3.  "County  administrator  form".  The  form  of  county   government
  prescribed by section fifty of this chapter.
4.  "County manager form". The form of county government prescribed by
  section fifty-one of this chapter.
5. "County director form". The form of county government prescribed by
  section fifty-two of this chapter.
6. "County president form". The form of county  government  prescribed
  by section fifty-three of this chapter.
7.  "Unit  of  local  government".  A city, town or village within the
  county.
8. "Population". The population shown by the  last  completed  federal
  census.
9.  "Administrative  unit".  An  office, department, division, bureau,
  board or commission, or any other agency of county government.
10. "Spending agency". Any administrative unit of the county or office
  which expends or incurs obligations for the expenditure of county money.
11. "Auditing authority". The county  comptroller,  except  that  with
  respect  to  the  county  administrator  form,  it shall mean the county
  auditor.
12. "County act". A local law or resolution adopted by  the  board  of
  supervisors.
13. "Local law". A law adopted by the board of supervisors pursuant to
  this  chapter  or  other  act  of the legislature in accordance with the
  provisions of the municipal home rule law.
14.  "Whole  number".  Shall  have  the  meaning  defined  in  section
  forty-one of the general construction law.
15. "County-using agency". Any administrative unit of the county which
  uses any supplies, materials or other articles.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 51 - County Manager Form.

§  51.  County  manager  form.  A  county which shall adopt the county
  manager form of government shall have a county executive  to  be  called
  "county  manager."  The  board  of  supervisors shall appoint the county
  manager to serve during the pleasure of the board of supervisors. At the
  time of his appointment he need not be a resident of the county  or  the
  state,  but during his term of office he shall reside within the county.
  No member of the board of supervisors shall, during the term  for  which
  he  was  elected, be eligible for appointment as county manager. Subject
  to any applicable provisions  of  the  civil  service  law,  the  county
  manager  shall  appoint,  supervise  and  at pleasure remove every other
  administrative officer and employee of the county except  those  elected
  by vote of the people and their subordinates, except that (1) the county
  manager  may,  when  authorized  by  local law, serve without additional
  compensation as the head of one or more departments not administered  by
  an  elective  official and (2) the county manager may delegate to any of
  his subordinates the power to appoint or remove  persons  working  under
  the  supervision  of  such subordinate. The foregoing provisions of this
  section, together with the other applicable provisions of this  chapter,
  including   those   provisions  which  may  be  made  applicable,  shall
  constitute the structure  of  the  county  manager  form  of  government
  authorized to be adopted by this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 52 - County Director Form.

§  52.  County  director  form.  A county which shall adopt the county
  director form of government shall have a county executive to  be  called
  "county  director.  "  The board of supervisors shall appoint the county
  director. The term of office of  the  county  director  first  appointed
  shall  be  four years from and including the first day of January of the
  year in which the county director form becomes effective in the  county.
  Successors  shall  be  appointed for terms of four years each. Vacancies
  occurring otherwise than by  expiration  of  term  shall  be  filled  by
  appointment by the board of supervisors for the unexpired portion of the
  term.  The  county  director may, when authorized by local law, serve as
  the head of one or more departments  not  administered  by  an  elective
  official  but  without additional compensation. The foregoing provisions
  of this section, together  with  other  applicable  provisions  of  this
  chapter,  including those provisions which may be made applicable, shall
  constitute the structure of  the  county  director  form  of  government
  authorized to be adopted by this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 53 - County President Form.

§  53.  County  president  form. A county which shall adopt the county
  president form of government shall have a county executive to be  called
  "county  president."  The  office of county president shall be elective.
  The term of office of the county president first elected shall be  three
  years from and including the first day of January of the second calendar
  year in which the county president form becomes effective in the county.
  Successors  shall  be  chosen by the electors of the county for terms of
  four years each. A vacancy occurring otherwise  than  by  expiration  of
  term  shall be filled by appointment by the board of supervisors and the
  person so appointed shall hold office  until  the  commencement  of  the
  calendar  year  next  succeeding the first general election at which the
  vacancy may be filled. The county  president  may,  when  authorized  by
  local law, serve as the head of one or more departments not administered
  by  an  elective official but without additional compensation. The board
  of supervisors of the county shall continue to have and exercise all the
  functions, powers  and  duties  of  boards  of  supervisors  as  now  or
  hereafter provided by this chapter or by other law, except as limited or
  otherwise  provided  by  this  section.  The county president shall have
  power, as  provided  in  subdivision  five  of  section  twenty  of  the
  municipal  home  rule  law, to veto any local law passed by the board of
  supervisors. The foregoing provisions of  this  section,  together  with
  other  applicable provisions of this chapter, including those provisions
  of this chapter which may  be  made  applicable,  shall  constitute  the
  county  president  form  of  government authorized to be adopted by this
  chapter.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 54 - Modification of Alternative Form After Adoption.

§  54. Modification of alternative form after adoption. A county which
  shall have adopted an alternative form of county government may, in like
  manner and with like approval of the electors of the county, as provided
  by this chapter for submission and adoption of an  alternative  form  of
  county   government,  supplement  the  form  of  government  theretofore
  approved by adding thereto any provisions which might have been  adopted
  originally or delete or change any provisions of the form so as to leave
  it  in a modified form which could have been adopted originally, and the
  form of government as thus modified shall, from and after  the  time  it
  becomes effective, have the force and effect of, and be deemed to be, an
  alternative form of county government.
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 55 - Change From One Alternative Form of County Government to Another.

§  55.  Change  from  one  alternative  form  of  county government to
  another.  A  county  operating  under  an  alternative  form  of  county
  government  may,  after the lapse of three years from the date such form
  becomes effective in the county, abandon  its  then  existing  form  and
  adopt  another  alternative form of county government authorized by this
  chapter, and such change shall become effective at the time provided  in
  subdivision  five  of  section  six  hundred fifty-six. No such question
  shall be submitted more often than once in every four years. All of  the
  provisions  of  this chapter relating to initiating a proceeding for the
  adoption of  an  alternative  form  of  county  government  and  to  the
  submission  and  approval  of  the question shall apply also to a change
  from one alternative form of county government to another as  authorized
  in  this  section.  The question shall be in substantially the following
  form: "Shall the county of (name of county) abandon its present form  of
  county government and adopt the (name of form) of government?"
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 56 - Abandonment of Existing Alternative Form.

§  56.  Abandonment of existing alternative form. A county which shall
  have adopted an alternative form of county  government  may,  after  the
  lapse  of  three  years from the date such form becomes effective in the
  county, rescind its previous action and elect  to  be  governed  by  the
  provisions  of  the  county  law as then or thereafter in force. No such
  question shall be submitted more often than once in  every  four  years.
  All  of  the  provisions  of  this  chapter  relating  to  initiating  a
  proceeding for the adoption of an alternative form of county  government
  and  to  the submission and approval of the question shall apply also to
  the abandonment of an existing alternative form of county government  as
  authorized by this section. Any such question shall become effective, if
  approved,  on  the  first  day  of  January of the year specified in the
  petition or resolution, and  if  no  year  be  specified,  shall  become
  effective  on  the  first  day  of  January of the second year after its
  adoption. The question shall be in  substantially  the  following  form:
  "Shall the county of (name of county) abandon its present form of county
  government  and  be  governed  by  the  county  law  after January first
  (year)?"
2023 New York Laws › ACG - Alternative County Government › Article 2 - Alternative Forms of County Government › 57 - Terms of Elective County Officials Not to Be Abridged.

§  57. Terms of elective county officials not to be abridged. The term
  of office of an elective county official shall not be abridged by reason
  of the approval of any question providing for the adoption in the  first
  instance  of  an  alternative form of county government or modification,
  change or abandonment, of  any  such  form  previously  adopted.  If  an
  elective  official of the county is continued in office after his office
  is abolished, he shall perform such related duties for the remainder  of
  his  term, unless a vacancy otherwise occurs, as may be assigned to him:
  (1) in case of the modification or change of an existing form of  county
  government,  by  the county executive; or (2) in case of the abandonment
  of an existing form, by the board of supervisors of the county. He shall
  be paid a compensation to be fixed by the board of supervisors and  paid
  by the county.