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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.9 - Accidents

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In addition to the provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic
					 Law of the State of New York, the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident
					 on the controlled system resulting in injury or death to any person or damage
					 to any property, real or personal, shall immediately stop such vehicle at the
					 scene of the accident, render such assistance as may be needed, and give his
					 name, address, license and registration number to the person injured or to the
					 person sustaining the damage and to a member of the State Police or to a toll
					 collector at the nearest toll booth.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.10 - Unauthorized use, entry and exit; assessment of tolls

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Entry upon or exit from any part of the Thruway system,
					 except at interchanges or other authorized places, is prohibited without regard
					 to intent to evade tolls. Violators shall be assessed for tolls properly
					 payable in accordance with the provisions of Part 101 of this Chapter, where
					 possible, and otherwise on the basis of information available to the Thruway
					 Authority. Similarly, vehicles subject to special hauling permits or other
					 types of permit which use the Thruway system in violation of this Chapter,
					 regardless of intent to evade, shall be assessed the special fees properly
					 payable in accordance with the provisions of permit procedures as though a
					 permit had been granted, computed on the basis of information available to the
					 Thruway Authority. Assessments herein prescribed shall be in addition to fines
					 and penalties otherwise prescribed by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.11 - Emergency lighting equipment

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The provisions of section
					 375 of
					 the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York shall be applicable.
					 Exceptions contained therein relating to cities and incorporated villages shall
					 not be applicable.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.12 - Vehicle and Traffic Law

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Except for those sections which are inconsistent with or
					 modified by the sections of this Part, the provisions of the Vehicle and
					 Traffic Law of the State of New York shall apply.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.13 - Vehicles under special hauling permit

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Vehicles, including tandem trailer combinations, operating
					 on the Thruway system under special hauling permit shall be required to comply
					 with all pertinent rules and regulations, as well as to all additional
					 requirements imposed by the Thruway Authority as conditions for the issuance or
					 the continuing validity of the permit.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.14 - Vehicles under 40 miles per hour

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Vehicles equipped with simultaneous flashers shall be
					 required to use them when traveling on the Thruway at a speed of less than 40
					 miles per hour, except when posted for less or when the flow of traffic
					 dictates otherwise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.15 - Application of this Part

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The provisions of this Part, except for section
					 103.9, shall not be applicable to
					 vehicles operated by the State Police or by Thruway Authority personnel
					 authorized by any member of the Thruway Authority or the Thruway Authority's
					 executive director, when engaged in the performance of their duties, the
					 promotion of safety, the aid of law enforcement and the protection, help and
					 assistance of users of the Thruway system.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.1 - Definitions

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For purposes of this Part, the following definitions shall
					 apply:
(a) Abandoned vehicle. Any
				  motor vehicle which is allowed to stand unattended by an operator upon the
				  Thruway right-of-way with no number plates affixed thereto for more than two
				  hours, or with number plates affixed thereto for more than four hours, without
				  a valid parking permit, shall be deemed to have been abandoned by the owner
				  thereof, regardless of who so abandoned such vehicle. Any vehicle so abandoned
				  is hereby declared to be a public nuisance, except that such designation shall
				  not apply to a disabled vehicle where the operator thereof has duly reported
				  the disablement to the State Police or to an employee of the Thruway Authority
				  and provided, further, that satisfactory arrangements have been made for repair
				  within 12 hours.
(b) Authorized
				  garage. An independent off-Thruway garage that is assigned the towing, winching
				  and repair responsibility on a given section of the Thruway system, having in
				  its possession a duly executed letter of authorization issued by the Thruway
				  Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.2 - Violation

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Any such abandonment of motor vehicle shall constitute a
					 violation of this Part by the operator and owner thereof and shall be subject
					 to the penalties prescribed by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.3 - Removal of abandoned vehicles

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Any abandoned vehicle shall be removed from the
					 right-of-way by an authorized garage or other agency designated by the Thruway
					 Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.4 - Redemption, disposition and sale of abandoned vehicles

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(a) Except for vehicles governed by section
				  104.5 of this Part, the Thruway
				  Authority shall make an inquiry concerning the last known owner of such vehicle
				  as follows:
(1) abandoned vehicle with number
				  plates affixed--to the jurisdiction which issued such number plates;
(2) abandoned vehicle with no number plates
				  affixed--to the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.5 - Vesting of title to abandoned vehicle

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Title to an abandoned vehicle shall immediately vest in the
					 Thruway Authority if, at the time of abandonment, taking into consideration the
					 condition of vehicle, it has a wholesale value, as set forth in section
					 1224
					 (2) of the Vehicle and Traffic Law, and it
					 has no number plates affixed. Title to all other abandoned vehicles, if
					 unclaimed, shall vest in the Thruway Authority 10 days from the date such
					 notice is given; or if the last known owner cannot be ascertained, when notice
					 of such fact is received.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.6 - Proceeds from sale of abandoned vehicle

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Any proceeds from the sale of an abandoned vehicle, less
					 any expenses incurred by the Thruway Authority, shall be held by the Thruway
					 Authority, without interest, for the benefit of the owner of such vehicle for a
					 period of one year. If not claimed within such one-year period such proceeds
					 shall be paid into the general fund of the Thruway Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 104 - Abandoned Vehicles › Section 104.7 - Costs of removal

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The last known owner of an abandoned vehicle shall be
					 liable to the Thruway Authority for the costs of removal, storage and
					 disposition of such vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 105 - Advertising Devices › Section 105.1 - Statutory reference

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The erection or maintenance of any advertising device,
					 located within 660 feet of the nearest edge of the right-of-way of the Thruway
					 is prohibited pursuant to section
					 361-a
					 of the Public Authorities Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 105 - Advertising Devices › Section 105.2 - Definitions

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For the purposes of this Part, the following definitions
					 shall apply:
(a) Advertising device
				  shall include any billboard, sign, notice, poster, display or other device
				  intended to attract or which does attract the attention of operators of motor
				  vehicles on the Thruway, and shall include a structure erected or used in
				  connection with the display of any such device and all lighting or other
				  attachments used in conjunction therewith.
(b) Off-premises device shall include an
				  advertising device displaying a message pertaining to a business or service not
				  conducted or provided on the property on which the device is located.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 105 - Advertising Devices › Section 105.3 - Prohibited advertising devices

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(a)
				  The following are prohibited:
(1) advertising
				  devices which advertise activities that are illegal under Federal, State or
				  municipal laws or regulation;
(2)
				  obsolete advertising devices;
(3)
				  advertising devices not securely affixed in place;
(4) advertising devices which purport to be
				  or are imitations of or resemble or are likely to be construed as official
				  traffic control devices or railroad signs or signals, or which attempt to
				  direct or regulate the movement of traffic, or which hide from view or
				  interfere with the effectiveness of any official traffic control device or any
				  railroad sign or signal;
(5)
				  advertising devices which prevent the driver of a vehicle from having a clear
				  and unobstructed view;
(6)
				  advertising devices which contain, include or are illuminated by any flashing,
				  intermittent or moving light or lights;
(7) advertising devices which permit beams or
				  rays of light to be directed at any portion of the Thruway system, or which
				  cause glare and tend to interfere with any driver's operation of a vehicle on
				  the Thruway system;
(8) advertising
				  devices which move or have any animated or moving parts;
(9) advertising devices on trees, rocks or
				  other natural features;
(10)
				  advertising devices which, based on established policy or in the judgment of
				  the Thruway Authority, constitute a traffic hazard; and
(11) off-premises devices, except that the
				  following off-premises devices may be permitted under this Part: devices
				  located in areas within 660 feet of the nearest edge of the right-of- way which
				  are zoned industrial or commercial under authority of State law and which lie
				  within the boundaries of cities having a population greater than 250,000,
				  provided that no off- premises advertising device shall be permitted to be
				  maintained within 660 feet of the nearest edge of the Niagara section
				  right-of-way within the city of Buffalo north of Elm Street.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 105 - Advertising Devices › Section 105.4 - Exclusions

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(a) Excluded from
				  these regulations are:
(1) advertising
				  devices which are not visible from any traveled portion of the Thruway
				  system;
(2) advertising devices for
				  which the attraction is deemed incidental by the Thruway Authority;
(3) directional or other official signs and
				  signals erected or maintained by the State or other public agency having
				  jurisdiction; and
(4) information
				  required or authorized by law to be posted or displayed thereon.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 105 - Advertising Devices › Section 105.5 - Permits

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Application for a permit or renewal thereof for each
					 separate advertising device shall be on forms adopted by the Thruway Authority
					 and shall contain such information as the Thruway Authority may require. Fees
					 for a permit application, annual permit or permit renewal shall be as
					 prescribed in 17 NYCRR 150.15; provided, however, that no other provisions of
					 17 NYCRR 150.15 shall be applicable to the Thruway Authority and the
					 applicability of 17 NYCRR 150.15 shall be limited solely to the advertising
					 device related fees contained therein.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 105 - Advertising Devices › Section 105.6 - Restrictions as to Thruway lands

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Notwithstanding the purpose for which it may be erected or
					 the persons to whom it may be visible, no advertising device shall be erected
					 or maintained on lands under the jurisdiction of the Thruway Authority except
					 devices erected by the Thruway Authority or with the consent of the Thruway
					 Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 106 - Leasing Of Facilities › Section 106.1 - Awarding of leases

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Gas stations, restaurants and other facilities under the
					 jurisdiction of the Thruway Authority shall be publicly offered for leasing
					 prior to initial occupancy. Specific terms and conditions, including
					 prerequisites and procedures for bidding, shall be set forth in a public
					 proposal for each facility. When, in the judgment of the board of the Thruway
					 Authority, it shall be in the best interests of the public, the Thruway
					 Authority and its bondholders, several facilities may be offered for bidding as
					 a unit.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 106 - Leasing Of Facilities › Section 106.2 - Renewal of leases

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When, in the judgment of the board of the Thruway
					 Authority, it shall be in the best interests of the public, the Thruway
					 Authority and its bondholders, an existing lease for the operation of a gas
					 station, restaurant or other facility may be renewed with an existing lessee,
					 provided that the lessee shall have acquired the original lease as the
					 successful bidder in a public offering, or by Thruway Authority-approved
					 assignment from such a successful bidder; and further provided that the terms
					 and conditions of each renewal agreement shall result in no reduction of the
					 basis on which rental payments to the Thruway Authority are calculated; and
					 further provided that the terms and conditions of the renewal agreement shall
					 result in no diminution of service to the public.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 106 - Leasing Of Facilities › Section 106.3 - Revision of leases

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Section
					 106.2 of this Part shall not,
					 however, restrict the Thruway Authority's freedom of action during the term of
					 any agreement to negotiate a revision of the bases on which rental payments to
					 the Thruway Authority are calculated, whenever the board of the Thruway
					 Authority shall determine, on the basis of written recommendations of its
					 consulting engineers, that such revisions may be reasonably expected to produce
					 a favorable effect upon its net revenues.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 107 - Special Provisions › Section 107.1 - Closing the Thruway system

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When conditions, actual or potential, are present, which
					 might endanger the health, safety or welfare of any person or cause damage or
					 destruction to property, the Thruway Authority's executive director, or his
					 designee, may order that the Thruway system, or any portion thereof, be closed
					 to all or any part of the public for such time as in his judgment may be
					 necessary. These conditions include, but are not limited to, fire, flood, snow,
					 rain, hail, wind, accident, overcrowding, riot, civil commotion, epidemic,
					 explosion and chemical or nuclear incident.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter B - Access To Records › Part 108 - Public Access To Authority Records › Section 108.1 - Records available for inspection and copying; fees

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(a) Subject matter list. The Thruway
				  Authority will keep a reasonably detailed current list, by subject matter, of
				  all records in the possession of the Thruway Authority, whether or not
				  available under the Freedom of Information Law.
(b) Availability of records. The Thruway
				  Authority shall produce its records for inspection by appointment during those
				  days and hours that it is regularly open for business, as follows: Monday
				  through Friday, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (excluding
				  observed holidays). Written requests for copies of records should be directed
				  to the Thruway Authority Records Access Officer at 200 Southern Boulevard,
				  Albany, New York 12209.
(c) Fees.
(1) The fee for copies of records not
				  exceeding 9 x 14 inches in size shall be 25 cents per page.
(2) The fees for searching the records of the
				  Thruway Authority for an accident report, for furnishing a copy of an accident
				  report, and for furnishing a copy of an accident reconstruction report shall
				  not exceed the fees charged by the Division of State Police pursuant to section
				  66-a of
				  the Public Officers Law and/or by the Department of Motor Vehicles pursuant to
				  section
				  202 of
				  the Vehicle and Traffic Law; provided, however, that no fee shall be charged to
				  any public officer, board or body, or volunteer fire company, for searches or
				  copies of accident reports to be used for a public purpose.
(3) Except when a different fee is otherwise
				  prescribed by statute, the fee for a copy of any other record shall be the
				  actual cost of reproducing such record, as determined by the records access
				  officer in accordance with Public Officers Law section 87.
(4) The Thruway Authority executive director,
				  or his or her designee may, at his or her discretion, waive all or any portion
				  of the fees authorized by this subdivision.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter B - Access To Records › Part 108 - Public Access To Authority Records › Section 108.2 - Rights of party denied copying; access to records

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If access to a record is denied, such denial may be
					 appealed to the Thruway Authority executive director, or his or her
					 designee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter C - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Part 109 - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Section 109.1 - Definitions

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As used in this Part, the following terms shall have the
					 following meanings, unless otherwise specified:
(a) Authority means the Thruway Authority
				  when it has entered into a contract with a contractor.
(b) Comptroller means the Office of the State
				  Comptroller.
(c) Contract means any
				  enforceable agreement entered into between the authority and a contractor on or
				  after May 1, 1988, including but not limited to written agreements, contracts
				  and purchase orders, oral requests by the authority for goods or services, and
				  also include public utility services and lease agreements.
(d) Contractor means any person, partnership,
				  private corporation or association:
(1)
				  selling materials, equipment or supplies, or leasing property or equipment to
				  the authority;
(2) constructing,
				  reconstructing, rehabilitating or repairing buildings, highways, or other
				  improvements for or on behalf of the authority; or
(3) rendering or providing service to the
				  authority pursuant to a contract.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter C - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Part 109 - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Section 109.2 - Statement adoption

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These rules and regulations as adopted by the authority are
					 to become effective on May 1, 1988 and are the implementation of its prompt
					 payment policy.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter C - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Part 109 - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Section 109.3 - Statement

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(a) The Thruway
				  Authority is implementing the procedures herein in order to compensate the
				  contractors doing business with the authority in an expeditious, timely and
				  fair manner in return for the proper verified delivery of their goods and
				  services to the authority. These standards are being promulgated in conformance
				  with Public Authorities Law, section 2880(1)-(16).
(b) A contractor shall submit to the
				  specified designated payment office all written invoices, purchase orders,
				  delivery tickets, price or quantity tabulations or other documents which are
				  necessary in order to verify the name, type and quantity of goods or services
				  actually delivered or provided and for which payment is requested by or on
				  behalf of a contractor.
(c) The
				  authority will make prompt payment under a contract:
(1) within 45 calendar days after the receipt
				  of a proper invoice at its designated payment office, for the amount of the
				  contract payment then due, such time allowance to apply to the payment of a
				  proper invoice received by the authority on or after May 1, 1988;
(2) within 30 calendar days, excluding legal
				  holidays, after the receipt of a proper invoice at its designated payment
				  office, for the amount of the contract payment then due, such time allowance to
				  apply to the payment of a proper invoice received by the authority on or after
				  July 1, 1989;
(3) except when the
				  contract or contract payment is of a type where the facts and conditions are as
				  defined pursuant to paragraphs (f)(1)-(12) of this section. Any time taken to
				  satisfy or rectify any of the facts or conditions described therein (except for
				  paragraphs [f][10]-[11] of this section) shall extend the date by which
				  contract payment must be made in order for the authority not to become liable
				  for interest payments by an equal period of time.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter C - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Part 109 - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Section 109.4 - Inapplicability of section 2880

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The provisions of this section covering prompt payment and
					 interest eligibility shall not apply to payments due and owing by the
					 authority:
(a) under the Eminent
				  Domain Procedure Law;
(b)
(1) as interest allowed on judgments rendered
				  by a court pursuant to any provision of law other than those contained in this
				  section;
(2) however,
				  notwithstanding any other provisions of law to the contrary, the authority's
				  liability for incurring an obligation for interest payments pursuant to this
				  section shall not extend beyond the date of a notice of intention to file a
				  claim, the date of a notice of claim on the date commencing a legal action for
				  payment of such interest, whichever comes first;
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter C - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Part 109 - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Section 109.5 - Court action or other legal process

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With respect to any court action or legal process referred
					 to in section
					 109.4(b)(2) of
					 this Part, any interest obligation incurred by the authority after any of the
					 cut-off dates specified therein pursuant to any provision of law other than
					 this section shall be determined as prescribed by such other provisions of law,
					 shall be paid as directed by the court, and shall be paid from any source of
					 funds available for that purpose.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter C - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Part 109 - Prompt Payment Of Interest To Vendors › Section 109.6 - Judicial review

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Any determination made by the authority pursuant to this
					 section which prevents the commencement of the time in which interest will be
					 paid shall be subject to judicial review in a proceeding pursuant to article 78
					 of the Civil Practice Law and Rules. Such proceedings shall only be commenced
					 in the absence, or upon the completion, of other review procedures specified in
					 the contract or by regulation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.2 - Canals free

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Navigation on the State canals is free except for mooring,
					 dockage, wharfage, storage, or use of canal equipment or facilities for which a
					 permit or pass is required and charges are established in this Subchapter. The
					 acceptance of fees or gratuities of any kind by lock officials or other canal
					 employees is forbidden. Vessels propelled in whole or part by mechanical power
					 shall be charged a toll for use of locks and lift bridges. Tolls shall be
					 collected through sale of lock and lift bridge passes obtainable on an annual
					 basis for the navigation season, as defined in section
					 150.3 of this Part. In the case of
					 recreational vessels, two-day passes and 10-day passes (consecutive days) for
					 unlimited lockage/lift bridge passage shall also be obtainable. Charges for
					 lock and lift bridge passes are established as follows:
(a)
Recreational vessels.
(1) Annual pass for the navigation season:
Vessel Size
Rate
less than 16'
$ 25.00
16' - under 26'
$ 50.00
26' - 39'
$ 75.00
greater than 39'
$100.00
(2)
				  Unlimited two-day lockage/lift bridge passage:
Vessel Size
Rate
less than 16'
$ 5.00
16' - under 26'
$10.00
26' - 39'
$15.00
greater than 39'
$20.00
(3)
				  Unlimited 10-day lockage/lift bridge passage:
Vessel Size
Rate
less than 16'
$12.50
16' - under 26'
$25.00
26' - 39'
$37.50
greater than 39'
$50.00
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.3 - The navigation season

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The opening of the navigation season depends upon natural
					 conditions. Notice of official opening and closing dates will be announced by
					 the Canal Corporation annually.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.4 - Unauthorized operation of locks

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Neither the lock gates, valves, paddles, capstans, nor any
					 part of the machinery on or connected with a lock shall be operated by any
					 person other than the duly appointed lock officials; nor shall any mechanical
					 part of any lock be handled or interfered with by any other person. Any person
					 violating this section shall be subject to a penalty of not to exceed $100 for
					 each offense.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.5 - Propelling float against gate

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Any person who propels a float to or against any lock gate,
					 or, being in control of such float, permits it to be propelled against any lock
					 gate, buffer beam or other structure, for the purposes of opening, closing or
					 otherwise operating the same, shall be deemed guilty of violating the foregoing
					 section and shall be subject to the penalty therefor.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.7 - Canal officials not to be freight agents

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
No Canal Corporation official or employee shall act as
					 agent for shippers, boat owners, or freighting firms engaged in canal commerce,
					 or receive directly or indirectly any compensation from any shipper, boat
					 owner, firm, or any person for procuring freight on freight boats. Such
					 information as may be available as to freight to be shipped or as to freight
					 boats will be furnished by the Canal Corporation to all applicants without
					 charge of any kind.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.8 - Misconduct; taking of gratuities

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Any person employed on the canal locks or any other post on
					 the canal who shall report for duty in an intoxicated condition, or who becomes
					 intoxicated while on duty, or who is absent from duty during working hours
					 without permission, or who shall demand or receive, under any pretense or any
					 form or manner whatsoever, any gratuity, valuable thing or what is commonly
					 known as "scale money"from boatmen or others, or who unlawfully takes or
					 receives any merchandise or other articles from floats navigated on the canals,
					 shall be subject to dismissal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.9 - Prohibiting the movement of explosives

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The movement of explosives through the New York State
					 canals is prohibited. The term explosives as used in this Subchapter includes
					 liquid nitroglycerine, dynamite, nitrocellulose fireworks, black powder,
					 smokeless powder, fulminate, ammunition, bombs, fuses, squibs and other
					 articles of like nature.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.10 - Seizure of obstruction

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The Canal Corporation may cause to be seized and removed
					 any object, article, float or sunken thing found within the limits of the canal
					 system not under the care or charge of any person. The Canal Corporation shall
					 sell, or offer for sale all seized objects, articles, floats or sunken things
					 either before or after their removal, as the Canal Corporation deems essential
					 for maintenance of the canal system. The sale shall be at public auction after
					 giving 10 days'notice of such proposed sale conspicuously posted at two public
					 places in the city or town where such object, article, float or sunken thing is
					 found unless before the time of such sale the owner thereof appears and claims
					 same and pays to the Canal Corporation the cost and expense which it has
					 incurred in connection with the seizure, removal and proposed sale. The owner
					 thereof shall be liable for the cost and expense of such seizure, removal and
					 sale of the said object, article, float or sunken thing, which cost and expense
					 may be recovered by the Canal Corporation in an appropriate action or
					 proceeding brought in the name of the Canal Corporation in any court of
					 competent jurisdiction. The avails of such sale shall be accounted for by the
					 Canal Corporation which may, on the application of the owner and upon due proof
					 of ownership, pay over such proceeds to the owner after deducting all costs,
					 expenses and reasonable charges of the seizure, removal and sale thereof.
					 Whenever, in the opinion of the Canal Corporation, the navigation or operation
					 of any part of the canal system is interrupted or endangered, the Canal
					 Corporation may cause to be cut up, destroyed or otherwise removed, any object,
					 article, float or sunken thing in or partly in the waters of the canal system
					 which may, in its judgment, be causing such interruption or damage. The Canal
					 Corporation may enter into an agreement with the owner or owners of any
					 property so cut up, destroyed or otherwise removed, covering the amount of
					 damage sustained. Such agreement shall become an obligation of the Canal
					 Corporation and paid from moneys available therefor. In case no agreement is
					 consummated, the amount of damages sustained may be determined as provided in
					 section
					 120 of the Canal
					 Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.11 - Swimming, diving, fishing and hunting at canal structures

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Swimming, diving or fishing in the lock chambers or from
					 the lock walls or any other canal structure is prohibited. Hunting on, at or
					 near canal locks or any other canal structure is prohibited. Any person
					 violating this section shall be subject to a penalty of not to exceed $25 for
					 each offense.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.12 - Hunting and fishing permits not authorized

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
No Canal Corporation employee has any authority or shall be
					 allowed to grant any person, hunting permits or permits to fish in any of the
					 canals of the State or in the State reservoirs. (See section
					 150.11 of this
					 Part.)
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 150 - General Provisions › Section 150.13 - Aircraft on canal waters

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The taking off from or landing upon the surface of waters
					 of the canal system by aircraft is prohibited, except under conditions
					 specified in a revocable permit or when a landing and subsequent take-off is
					 necessary under actual distress conditions. Any person violating this section
					 shall be subject to a penalty of not to exceed $100 for each offense. (See
					 section 156.3 of this
					 Title.)
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.1 - Equipment

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Every float navigated on the canal shall be properly
					 staffed and equipped and shall comply with all applicable provisions of the New
					 York State Navigation Law. Additionally, each float shall have bow and stern
					 lines, and fenders securely fastened to the float to prevent the float from
					 breaking concrete or damage to the lock and approach walls. Tires, hay bales,
					 or other devices which in the opinion of the lock operator pose a risk to canal
					 equipment, are forbidden for use as fenders. Vinyl ball or cylindrical style
					 fenders are acceptable.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.2 - Floats in bad condition

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The Canal Corporation may prohibit from entering the canals
					 any float which, in the opinion of the Canal Corporation or its representative,
					 is in such condition that it may jeopardize canal structures, or is likely to
					 become a source of damage or delay to navigation. If such a float is already in
					 the canal, it shall be prohibited from proceeding. If the operator of the float
					 refuses or fails to obey such prohibition, such operator and the owner shall be
					 subject to a penalty of not to exceed $100 and may have privileges to utilize
					 the canal system suspended.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.4 - Canal officers may examine floats

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The Canal Corporation or its representative officers shall,
					 at all times, have full authority to stop any float at any point on the canals,
					 and to board and remain on such float as long as deemed necessary for the
					 purpose of examining the same. Every effort shall be made to provide any
					 information as is requested. Any person obstructing such officer in the
					 execution of the officer's duty shall be subject to a penalty not to exceed
					 $100 for each offense.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.5 - Dimensions and design of floats

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) The
				  maximum dimensions of a float which may enter the locks of the canal system are
				  300 feet long and 431/2 feet wide.
(b) The maximum height above water of floats
				  navigated on the canal system shall not exceed the vertical overhead clearance
				  of canal structures.
(c) All floats
				  passing through the locks shall be free from projections or sharp corners that
				  may damage the lock walls or other lock structures.
(d) Any float not conforming to the
				  provisions of this section may be refused passage through the locks.
(e) The owner or operator of any float
				  navigating the canal in violation of the provisions of this section shall be
				  subject to a penalty not to exceed $100.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.6 - Draft marks on commercial floats

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
All commercial floats operating on the canal shall have
					 legible, properly sized, and properly spaced draft marks that comply with
					 section 97.40 -10 of title 46 of the United States Code of Federal
					 Regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.7 - Number of units in tow

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Without special permission of the Canal Corporation, no
					 fleet shall consist of more units than may be passed through a lock in two
					 lockings.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.8 - Formation of tows

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Fleet formation of two loaded barges abreast is permitted
					 in the canalized river and lake sections of the canal. Such formation shall not
					 be used in other sections of the canal without the written permission of the
					 Canal Corporation. Where difficulty is experienced in holding light fleets
					 within the buoyed channels, the Canal Corporation or its representative may
					 order such formation and devices for control as in its judgment will best
					 protect the buoys. Failure to comply with such orders will subject the operator
					 of the towing tug to a penalty not to exceed $100.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.9 - Propulsion of barge by pushing

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) No
				  barge may be pushed in canal waters, unless:
(1) The construction and make-up of the fleet
				  is such that the steersman has an unobstructed view of the full outline of the
				  deck at the bow of the forward barge and of the water surface 400 feet in
				  advance of such bow.
(2) When under
				  way, there is at all times on the deck of the first pushed barge a deckhand to
				  signal directions to the steersman.
(3) When entering or leaving a lock,
				  deckhands shall be stationed at the forward end of the first pushed barge to
				  signal directions to the steersman and to handle fenders as required.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter D - Canal System › Part 151 - Navigational Rules › Section 151.10 - Mooring

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) Each float
				  moored in the canal shall be made fast to secure moorings, at bow and stern,
				  with good and sufficient lines so as to prevent such float from breaking away
				  under the ordinary strain caused by passing floats, current, etc.
(b) No float shall be moored or anchored in
				  the canal channel at any point where its presence will interfere with
				  navigation, and no float shall be moored or anchored at any point in the canal
				  for a period in excess of 24 hours without the authorization of the Canal
				  Corporation or its representative.
(c) No float shall be moored at any Canal
				  Corporation owned dock or terminal in excess of 48 hours in any calendar month,
				  without first obtaining an official permit.
(d) No mooring is allowed in the "Waterford
				  Flight" between the foot of lock E-2 and guard gate no. 2, without
				  authorization from the Canal Corporation.
(e) No float shall tie by or be moored at the
				  head or foot of any lock except with the consent of the lock
				  operator.
(f) The operator of a
				  float shall comply with all directions given by the lock operator.
(g) Except as directed by the lock operator,
				  the use of ladders in the lock chambers for mooring purposes is prohibited and
				  no float shall be tied or fastened to the same. In no event shall any line be
				  tied or made fast to any ladder or mooring device within the lock
				  chamber.
(h) No float shall moor to
				  or attach a line to any buoy, light or channel marker in the canals. Floats
				  moored within or along the edge of the canal channel at night shall comply with
				  the Inland Navigation Rules[FN**], a published and amended by the United States
				  Coast Guard.
(i) A violation of
				  this section shall subject the owner or operator of the offending float to a
				  penalty not to exceed $100.
[FN**] As authorized by Public Laws 96-591;
					 33 U.S.C.
					 2001 -
					 2038,
					 2071 -
					 2073;
					 33 CFR 84, et seq. See Appendix B attached hereto. (Editor's note: Appendix B
					 was not filed with the Department of State.)