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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 301 - Toll Rates And Vehicle Limitations › Section 301.1 - Toll rates for single trip

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Toll rates established December 13, 1996, effective January
				  1, 2007, are as follows:
Classification
One-way rate
1.
Vehicles under five tons registered weight, including
							 passenger cars, commercial vehicles, taxicabs, motorcycles (with or without
							 sidecars), trailers and motorized bicycles
$2.00
2.
Vehicles, five tons or over registered weight,
							 including auto trailers
$2.00 per axle
3.
Buses operating under franchise
$0.50
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 301 - Toll Rates And Vehicle Limitations › Section 301.2 - Reduced rate pass cards and commutations

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(a) Nassau County Bridge Authority 20-trip
				pass card, for use only by passenger vehicles or motorcycles under five tons
				registered weight, operated for non-commercial use, and by taxicabs (extra pass
				card trip valid for auto trailer attached) 20-trip pass card valid for use only
				during the calendar year for which issued ............ $15
(b) Vehicles registered to an address within
				the confines of Nassau County. Annual commutation decal (sticker) for use only
				by private passenger vehicle under five tons registered weight, operated for
				non-commercial use, and registered to an address within the confines of Nassau
				County valid during the calendar year of issue by the specific car for which
				issued and to which affixed, and only for passage through toll lanes designated
				for commutation decal (sticker) passage ............ $30
(c) Vehicles registered in all other areas
				outside confines of Nassau County. Annual commutation decal (sticker) for use
				by only private passenger vehicle under five tons registered weight, operated
				for non-commercial use and registered to an address in all other areas outside
				the confines of Nassau County, valid during calendar year of issue by the
				specific car for which issued and to which affixed and only for passage through
				toll lanes designated for commutation decal (sticker passage)
				............$175
(d) Conditions.
				There will be no refund or credit in the event of loss or theft of annual
				commutation decal (sticker) or 20-trip pass card or for unused 20- trip pass
				card or discontinued use of the annual commutation decal (sticker).
(e) The authority may permit toll-free
				passages for any persons or vehicles required to cross the bridge on official
				business as it shall determine proper in its discretion.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 301 - Toll Rates And Vehicle Limitations › Section 301.3 - Vehicle limitations (maximum)

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(a) Length. Single vehicle overall including
				load, 45 feet; truck or tractor with trailer or semitrailer including load
				............ 85 feet.
(b) Width.
				Overall including load ............ 8 feet, 6 inches.
(c) Height. Overall from roadway including
				load ............ 13 feet, 6 inches.
(d) Side overhang. Including load beyond
				wheel rim ............ 10 inches.
(e) Wheel load. Per lineal inch of tire width
				............ 800 pounds.
(f) Axle
				load.
(1) Single vehicle-one rear axle:
(i) Weight on any axle ............ 18
				tons.
(ii) Gross weight including
				load ............ 25 tons.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.1 - Types of traffic excluded

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The following types of vehicles are likely to cause undue
				  delay or interference with other traffic or to endanger persons or property or
				  render the use of the bridge unsafe and they shall not be allowed in or upon
				  the bridge or its approaches:
(a)
				Vehicles with persons standing on the outside thereof, or trucks with persons
				sitting on the rear with feet dangling.
(b) Vehicles having flat tires.
(c) Vehicles in charge of incompetent or
				intoxicated drivers.
(d) Motor
				vehicles, trailers or semitrailers with metal tires.
(e) Vehicles loaded with garbage, loose hay,
				straw, or similar material not efficiently covered.
(f) Vehicles loaded with animals or poultry
				not properly confined.
(g) Vehicles
				overloaded to such an extent that the means of propulsion are
				insufficient.
(h) Vehicles with
				inadequate brakes.
(i) Tank trucks
				with leaky spigots.
(j) Omnibuses
				with passengers standing between the driver and the front entrance door or so
				located as to obstruct the view of the driver either to the front or
				sides.
(k) Other vehicles which, in
				the judgment of the manager, are likely to endanger persons or property, or
				render the use of the bridge unsafe.
(l) Pedestrians and baby carriages are
				permitted upon the sidewalks and bicycles and other velocipedes may be wheeled
				but not ridden upon sidewalks.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.2 - Payment of tolls

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No traffic shall be permitted to cross the bridge except upon
				  the payment of such tolls and other charges as may from time to time be
				  prescribed by the authority. It is unlawful for any person to refuse to pay, or
				  to evade or attempt to evade the payment of such tolls or other
				  charges.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.3 - Operation of vehicles

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No vehicle shall be operated carelessly or negligently, or in
				  disregard of the rights or safety of others, or without due caution and
				  circumspection, or in a manner so as to endanger unreasonably or to be likely
				  to endanger unreasonably persons or property, or while the operator is under
				  the influence of intoxicating liquors or any narcotic or habit-forming drug,
				  nor shall any vehicle be so constructed, equipped or loaded as to endanger
				  unreasonably, or to be likely to endanger unreasonably, persons or
				  property.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.4 - Speed limits

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(a) Subject to
				posted signs and subject to directions by any employee or agent of the
				authority, no person shall operate a vehicle on the bridge or on its approaches
				in excess of the following maximum speed limits:
(1) 25 miles per hour in or upon the
				bridge;
(2) 15 miles per hour in or
				upon the approach located within 150 feet north of the toll booth;
				and
(3) 15 miles per hour in or
				upon the approach located within 475 feet south of the toll booth.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.5 - Compliance with traffic signals

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All persons on property over which the authority exercises
				  jurisdiction must, at all times, comply with any lawful order, signal or
				  direction by voice or hand of any member of the toll force or the police
				  department. When traffic is controlled by traffic lights, signs or by
				  mechanical or electrical signals, such lights, signs and signals shall be
				  obeyed unless a member of the toll force or police department directs
				  otherwise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.6 - Keeping to right; crossing lanes

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Unless otherwise directed, vehicles shall, at all times, stay
				  to the right of the center of all roadways, except in the case of one-way
				  roadways; slow moving vehicles shall remain as close as possible to the
				  righthand edge or curb of the roadway; and where a roadway is marked with
				  traffic lanes, vehicles shall not cross markings.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.7 - Licensing; registration of vehicles

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No person shall operate a motor vehicle upon the bridge or
				  its approaches unless he is duly authorized to operate motor vehicles in the
				  State of New York. No motor vehicle shall be permitted upon the bridge or its
				  approaches which is not registered in accordance with the provisions of the law
				  of the State of New York. Every operator of a motor vehicle on property over
				  which the authority exercises jurisdiction will present his operator's license
				  and vehicle registration when demanded by a member of the toll force or police
				  department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.8 - Transportation of explosives and other dangerous substances

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No person shall transport over the bridge or its approaches,
				  any dynamite, nitroglycerin, black powder, fireworks, blasting caps or other
				  explosives, gasoline, alcohol, ether, liquid shellac, kerosene, turpentine,
				  formaldehyde or other inflammable or combustible liquids, ammonium nitrate,
				  sodium chlorate, wet hemp, powdered metallic magnesium, celluose, acetate film,
				  peroxides or other readily flammable solids, or oxidizing materials,
				  hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid or other corrosive liquids, prussic acid,
				  phosgene, arsenic, carbolic acid, potassium cyanide, tear gas, lewisite or any
				  other poisonous substances, liquids or gases, or any compressed gas, at such
				  time or place or in such manner or condition as to endanger unreasonably or as
				  to be likely to endanger unreasonably persons or property.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.9 - Transportation of radioactive materials

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The transportation of atomic nuclear fission or radioactive
				  materials of any kind or description across the bridge or its approaches is
				  prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.10 - Stopping, standing or parking

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Vehicles shall not stop, stand or park except (a) when
				  necessary to avoid injury or damage to persons or property, (b) while paying
				  tolls, (c) in obedience to traffic signals or to an order, signal or direction
				  of any member of the toll force, police department or (d) when unable to
				  proceed because of the disability of the vehicle; provided, however, that
				  vehicles may be parked in such places as may be designated by the manager or
				  his duly authorized representative. Repairs and tire changes shall not be made
				  except when authorized by a member of the toll force and under his direction.
				  Stopping to pick up or discharge passengers is expressly forbidden except in
				  designated parking areas.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.11 - Signalling; U turns; backing vehicles

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Before starting, stopping, backing or turning, drivers of all
				  vehicles shall make certain that such movement can be made in safety and an
				  appropriate signal by means of the hand or arm or by a mechanical or electrical
				  device shall be given. No U turns shall be made except under the direction of a
				  member of the toll force or police department. No person shall back a vehicle
				  at the toll booth except under the direction of a member of the toll force or
				  police department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.12 - Emergency vehicles

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Upon the approach of any ambulance, police or fire department
				  vehicle or any authority emergency vehicle, giving audible signal by bell,
				  siren or exhaust whistle, all traffic shall proceed as near as possible to the
				  right hand curb on the roadway and stop unless and until otherwise directed by
				  a member of the toll force, a police officer, or until such traffic shall have
				  passed.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 302 - Traffic › Section 302.13 - Stalled, disabled and unattended vehicles

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Motor vehicles which are stalled or disabled so that they are
				  unable to move by their own power and non-self propelled vehicles which are
				  disabled so that they cannot be towed by the animal or motor vehicle with which
				  they are normally combined, may be removed by the authority and parked
				  elsewhere on authority property, or parked, garaged, or stored elsewhere at the
				  risk and expense of the owner. Vehicles left unattended may be parked, garaged,
				  or stored at the risk and expense of the owner, except that vehicles may be
				  parked in such places as may be designated by the authority as parking areas
				  for periods not in excess of 48 hours.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 303 - Prohibited Conduct › Section 303.1 - Littering

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No person shall litter the bridge or its approaches by
				  depositing thereon parts of ticket books or other trash.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 303 - Prohibited Conduct › Section 303.3 - Soliciting rides

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No person, on property over which the authority exercises
				  jurisdiction, shall solicit a ride, or solicit from, or sell to, an occupant of
				  any vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 303 - Prohibited Conduct › Section 303.4 - Fishing, diving and loitering

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No person shall fish or dive from the bridge or loiter on
				  property over which the authority exercises jurisdiction.
(a) Prohibition on diving from the Atlantic
				Beach Bridge.
(1) Definitions. Whenever used
				in this Chapter, unless a different meaning clearly appears from the context,
				the terms herein shall be defined as follows:
(i) Diving includes diving or jumping off of
				the Atlantic Beach Bridge in any manner. It shall be unlawful for any person to
				dive or jump off of any portion of the Atlantic Beach Bridge.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VII - Nassau County Bridge Authority(atlantic Beach Bridge) › Part 303 - Prohibited Conduct › Section 303.5 - Prohibition on bicycle riding on the Atlantic Beach Bridge

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(a) Definitions. Whenever used in this
				Chapter, unless a different meaning clearly appears from the context, the terms
				herein shall be defined as follows:
(1)
				Bicycle includes vehicles with two wheels, one in front of the other, having a
				saddle seat for the rider, steered by a handle bar and driven by
				pedals.
(2) Roller skates includes
				a skate with small wheels instead of a runner for skating on a surface other
				than ice.
(3) Scooter includes a
				vehicle that consists typically of a narrow footboard mounted between two
				wheels tandem with an upright handle attached to the front wheel that is
				operated by placing one foot on the footboard and pushing with the other
				foot.
(4) Skateboard includes a
				vehicle that consists typically of a narrow footboard mounted between four
				small wheels that is operated by placing one foot on the footboard and pushing
				with the other foot.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VIII - New York Job Development Authority › Part 350 - General Provisions › Section 350.1 - Agreements for contingent payments prohibited

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Any agreement, whether written or oral, express or implied,
				  for the payment of any money, compensation or thing of value as a fee for
				  professional or other services rendered, as a brokerage commission, or as a
				  "finder's" fee, or as any other kind of payment, which is dependent upon or
				  contingent upon the approval of, or the making of, a loan by the authority, is
				  hereby prohibited. At or prior to the closing of every loan the authority shall
				  require proof of the absence of any violation of this rule.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter VIII - New York Job Development Authority › Part 350 - General Provisions › Section 350.2 - Application: execution, verification and contents thereof

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(a) Every application for financial
				assistance from the authority shall be in writing and shall be executed and
				verified both by the applicant local development corporation and by the project
				occupant.
(b) Every such
				application shall contain a statement that section
				350.1 of this Part, has been read
				and understood by the officer executing and verifying the application on behalf
				of the applicant and by the project occupant or the officer or partner
				executing and verifying the application on its behalf.
(c) Every payment made, or agreed to be made
				to the applicant local development corporation or to any officer, director or
				authorized representative thereof by a project occupant or any person, firm or
				corporation affiliated with the project occupant, in connection with an
				application for financial assistance from the authority, shall be described in
				such application in such detail as may be possible at the time of execution of
				the application. At or prior to the closing of every loan the authority shall
				require proof of all facts relating to such payment or agreement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.1 - Applications

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All persons or entities requesting allocations of economic
				  development power shall be required to complete an application in a format
				  prescribed by the board, including such information, exhibits and supporting
				  data as may be requested by the board. There shall be no priority attached to
				  applications based on the date of receipt by the board; provided, however, that
				  the board may in appropriate circumstances require that applications be filed
				  on or before a particular date. Within 20 days of the submission of an
				  application or reapplication, the applicant shall be notified as to the
				  sufficiency of the application or reapplication.
(a) Submission of applications. The board
				will accept only applications submitted by a municipality or municipal agency
				on behalf of persons or entities operating businesses.
(b) Application for bulk allocation of
				economic development power. A municipality or municipal agency may make
				application for a bulk allocation of economic development power for resale for
				economic development purposes or revitalization purposes.
(c) Use of economic development power.
				Economic development power shall be used only in a business facility that is
				not primarily used in making retail sales of goods or services to customers who
				personally visit such facilities to obtain such goods or services, or used
				primarily as a hotel, apartment house or other place of business which
				furnishes dwelling space or accommodations to either residents or
				transients.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.2 - Notification and advertisement of available economic development power

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When economic development power becomes available for
				  allocation, the board shall solicit applications for such power by public
				  notice. Notice shall be in the form of newspaper advertisements or press
				  releases and by such other means as the board finds appropriate. Notices and
				  advertisements shall make reference to the allocation requirements and criteria
				  set forth in this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.3 - Application review

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The board shall review each economic development power
				  application. The board may request additional information from an applicant to
				  assist in its review. The board's review shall be on the basis of the relative
				  merits of all applications under consideration in accordance with the
				  requirements and criteria set forth in this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.4 - Job and power usage requirements

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Applications for allocations of economic development power
				  shall specifically indicate that the proposed recipient intends to commit to
				  maintain specified levels of employment and power usage.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.6 - Allocation recommendations

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(a) The
				board shall review the applications for economic development power received and
				shall determine which applications meeting the applicable requirements best
				meet the applicable criteria set forth in this Part.
(b) Those applications chosen by the board as
				best meeting such criteria shall be recommended to the Power Authority of the
				State of New York with such terms and conditions as the board deems
				appropriate, and in each case shall include the recommendation that such
				contract include provisions providing for the partial or complete withdrawal of
				the economic development power if (1) the proposed recipient fails to maintain
				mutually agreed levels of employment and power utilization, or (2) in the case
				of bulk power allocations, the applicant has failed to enter into the required
				contracts in the specified time period.
(c) At least 50 percent of the economic
				development power available for allocation shall be recommended for allocation
				to applicants within the geographic areas served by Long Island Lighting
				Company, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc., Orange and Rockland
				Utilities, Incorporated, Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation, and that
				part of Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess Counties served by New York State
				Electric and Gas Corporation.
(d)
				No more than 50 percent of the available economic development power shall be
				recommended for allocation to applicants located within a single municipality,
				except upon the unanimous recommendation of the board.
(e) An economic development power allocation
				may be recommended for the purpose of job retention relating to a business
				located in a city having a population of one million persons or more and in the
				counties of Dutchess, Nassau, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Suffolk and
				Westchester, only if there is unanimous approval of the board.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.7 - Transfers of economic development power

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Any transfer of an economic development power allocation
				  between facilities of a recipient shall be subject to written approval of the
				  board. Such board approval shall not be given unless such approval is
				  consistent with the applicable criteria and requirements of this Part. Any
				  transfer which is accomplished without board approval shall be invalid and such
				  transfer shall subject the recipient to revocation of its allocation and
				  modification or revocation of the contract under which the recipient receives
				  such power.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 370 - Procedures For Allocation Of Economic Development Power › Section 370.8 - Determinations of the board

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Upon approval or denial of any application for economic
				  development power, the board will issue in writing a statement of its findings
				  and conclusions with respect to such application and the reasons for its
				  approval or denial.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 371 - Public Records-economic Development Power Allocation Board › Section 371.1 - Public records

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The public records of the board, which are required to be
				  made available under article 6 of the New York Public Officers Law, shall be
				  available for inspection and copying upon written request, reasonably
				  describing the record or records sought, during the times provided in this Part
				  at the board's office at 30 South Pearl Street, 10th Floor, Albany, NY
				  12207.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 371 - Public Records-economic Development Power Allocation Board › Section 371.2 - Procedures

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(a) A request for
				inspection or copying of a public record of the board shall be made to the
				secretary of the board in writing, and shall contain sufficient information to
				identify the particular record sought, including, if possible, information
				regarding the date, file designation or other information describing the record
				sought. Any request shall be made either:
(1)
				in person during regular business hours at the board's office at 30 South Pearl
				Street, 10th Floor, Albany, NY 12207; or
(2) by mailing such request, postage prepaid,
				to the secretary, at the aforesaid address.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 372 - Declaratory Rulings › Section 372.1 - Declaratory rulings

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Any person may petition the Economic Development Power
				  Allocation Board for a declaratory ruling with respect to (a) the applicability
				  to any person, property or state of facts of any rule or statute enforceable by
				  the Economic Development Power Allocation Board, or (b) whether any action
				  taken by the board should be taken pursuant to a rule.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IX - New York State Economic Development Power Allocation Board › Part 372 - Declaratory Rulings › Section 372.2 - Procedures

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(a) Requests for
				declaratory rulings shall be made to the chairman of the board upon a form
				prescribed by the board which shall contain sufficient information to identify
				with particularity the person, the property or the state of facts and the rule
				or statute enforceable by the board, the applicability of which is sought to be
				determined, or shall identify with particularity the action with respect to
				which the declaratory ruling is sought.
(b) Such request may be accompanied by a
				memorandum in support setting forth the reasons for the request. Requests
				pursuant to this subdivision shall be granted or denied by the chairman within
				30 days of the date on which such request is received in proper form by the
				chairman, provided that in the case of a request for a declaratory ruling with
				respect to whether an action by the board should be taken pursuant to a rule,
				the request shall be granted or denied by the chairman within 60 days of such
				date.
(c) The rulings of the
				chairman shall be final and maintained as public records by the board,
				available for inspection pursuant to Part 371 of this Title.
(d)
Requests for declaratory ruling
				form.
NEW YORK STATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POWER ALLOCATION BOARD
30 South Pearl Street
10th Floor
Albany, NY 12207
Request for Declaratory Ruling
Name ______ Business Phone ____
Representing
				  ____________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Address
				  ____________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address
(if different) _ _
				  __________________________________________________________________________
Ruling Requested (Specify with particularity which person,
				  what property, or what state of facts and the rule or statute enforceable by
				  the Board, the applicability of which is sought to be determined, or identify
				  with particularity the action with respect to which the declaratory ruling is
				  sought):
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
(more 8 1/2 × 11 pages may be attached if
				  required)
Check the following space if a memorandum in support
				  accompanies this
request. ______
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 450 - Procedures With Respect To Resale Of Power › Section 450.1 - Failure to comply with provisions of contract

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Whenever the authority shall deem it necessary, in order to
				  carry out its obligations under the Power Authority Act and the authority's
				  contracts for the sale of power for resale, to investigate the failure of any
				  customer of the authority to comply with the provisions of its contract
				  governing the resale of power and energy or failure to comply with any request
				  of the authority made pursuant to such provisions, or to investigate the
				  operations, service, practices, accounting records, rates, charges, rules and
				  regulations, or to make valuations or revaluations of property of any such
				  customer of the authority, such customer shall be charged with and pay such
				  portion of the compensation and expenses of any member, officer, agent,
				  consultant or employee of the authority, including any agent, consultant or
				  employee temporarily engaged by the authority, as is reasonably attributable to
				  such investigation, valuation or revaluation. The authority shall ascertain the
				  costs, including the compensation and expenses of any member, officer, agent,
				  consultant or employee, and shall determine the amount to be paid by the
				  customer and a bill shall be rendered therefor by the authority to the
				  customer. The amount of any such bill so rendered shall be paid to the
				  authority by such customer within 30 days from the date of its rendition
				  unless, within such period, the customer so billed shall request an opportunity
				  to be heard as to the amount thereof. If such a request is made, the authority
				  shall designate a member of the authority or a member of the staff to conduct a
				  hearing and report to the authority. The authority shall reconsider the charges
				  and advise the customer of its determination. The bill as finally rendered
				  shall be paid within 30 days after the date of service of such
				  determination.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 451 - Consumer Deposits-municipalities And Cooperatives › Section 451.1 - Consumer deposits-nonresidential

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(a) Deposit. Any municipality or cooperative
				in the State of New York which purchases power from the authority may require
				any nonresidential customer to whom such municipality or cooperative shall
				supply electricity to deposit a reasonable sum of money, according to the
				estimated quantity of electricity necessary to supply the consumer for two
				calendar months, to secure payment for such electricity.
(b) Calculation and crediting of interest.
				Every municipality or cooperative shall allow every nonresidential customer,
				from whom a deposit is required, interest on the amount deposited at a rate
				prescribed quarterly by the municipality or cooperative. Each quarter, the
				municipality or cooperative shall select the lowest interest rate available
				from a pool of local area bank savings accounts. The selected rate shall be
				used to accrue interest on consumer deposits each quarter. A weighted average
				interest rate shall be calculated using the quarterly interest rates over the
				period a customer's deposit is held; and shall be paid to the customer upon the
				return of the deposit.
(c) Return
				of deposit. If any nonresidential customer is not delinquent in the payment of
				bills, as defined in section
				451.2(a)(5) of
				this Part, during the two-year period from the payment of the deposit by the
				customer, the deposit shall be refunded promptly without prejudice to the
				municipality's or cooperative's right to require a future deposit in the event
				that the customer thereafter becomes delinquent. As of September 1, 1986, all
				deposits held for more than two years must be returned promptly to
				nondelinquent customers, and in no event later than the next bill for service
				thereafter.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 452 - Resale Rates-municipalities And Cooperatives › Section 452.2 - Annual reports

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Each New York municipal and cooperative system purchasing
				  power from the authority subject to contract provisions providing for
				  regulation of resale rates by the authority, shall file an annual report in the
				  form annexed hereto [Appendix 10-A, infra] with the authority within 90 days
				  after the close of its fiscal years. Cooperative electric systems may, in lieu
				  of filing the annual report in the form annexed hereto, file Rural
				  Electrification Administration form and Rural Electrification Administration
				  form 7a within 90 days after the close of their fiscal year.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 452 - Resale Rates-municipalities And Cooperatives › Section 452.4 - Adjustment of rates in accordance with changes in the cost of purchased power

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(a) Municipalities
				and cooperatives purchasing their full power requirements from the Power
				Authority of the State of New York may include in their resale rates an
				adjustment clause for recovery of changes in the delivered cost of purchased
				power subject to such reconciliation as the authority may deem appropriate.
				Municipalities or cooperatives which elect to use such an adjustment clause may
				file statements to their rate schedules in lieu of rate revisions. Such
				statements, which shall be in a form prescribed by the Power Authority, shall
				not be part of the rate schedule, but a copy of each effective statement will
				be kept available with each rate schedule to which it applies. The first such
				statement of each municipality or cooperative shall be filed with the Power
				Authority and become effective on a date specified by the authority.
				Thereafter, each such statement must be filed with the Power Authority not less
				than three days prior to the date on which it is proposed to be
				effective.
(b) When municipalities
				and cooperatives elect to file statements in accordance with this section, such
				statements must contain:
(1) identification
				of the schedules and service classifications to which they apply;
(2) the present purchased power cost per KWh
				and its derivation;
(3) the base
				purchased power cost per KWh and its derivation;
(4) the difference per KWh between the
				present purchased power cost per KWh and the base purchased power cost per
				KWh;
(5) the factor of ajustment
				for distribution system efficiency;
(6) the purchased power adjustment per KWh
				(exclusive of any surcharge/credit per KWh) determined by applying the factor
				of adjustment for distribution system efficiency to the difference between the
				base purchased power cost per KWh and the present purchased power cost per
				KWh;
(7) the surcharge/credit per
				KWh and its derivation, if utilized;
(8) the purchased power adjustment per KWh
				(inclusive of the surcharge/credit per KWh if utilized);
(9) the effective date of the increase or
				decrease in rates.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 453 - Public Records › Section 453.1 - Public records

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(a) The public
				records of the Power Authority of the State of New York, which are required to
				be made available under article 6 of the New York Public Officers Law, shall be
				available for inspection and copying upon written request, reasonably
				describing the record or records sought, during the times provided in this Part
				at the authority's office at 123 Main Street, 15th Fl., White Plains, NY
				10601.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 453 - Public Records › Section 453.2 - Procedures

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(a) A request for
				inspection or copying of a public record of the authority shall be made to the
				secretary of the authority in writing, and shall contain sufficient information
				to identify the particular record sought, including, if possible, information
				regarding the date, file designation or other information describing the record
				sought. Any request shall be made either:
(1)
				in person during regular business hours at the authority's office at 123 Main
				Street, 15th Fl., White Plains, NY 10601; or
(2) by mailing such request, postage prepaid,
				to the Secretary, Power Authority of the State of New York, at the aforesaid
				address.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.2 - Sale of authority power

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(a)
				Applications for authority power. Applications for authority power pursuant to
				an appropriate service tariff or other contract document will be entertained by
				authority at any time, and insofar as they meet the qualifications established
				for the class of power to be marketed, will be considered individually as
				received, provided that authority may consider two or more applications at one
				time without reference to order of application.
(b) Process and approval of applications.
				Applications are subject to public hearings and other procedural requirements
				pursuant to section
				1009 of
				the Public Authorities Law, as amended from time to time.
(c) Power in excess of contractual
				requirements. Power and energy in excess of authority's contractual
				requirements and not needed for any other authority purposes will be made
				available to authority customers from time to time under the provisions of
				applicable service tariffs or other contract documents.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.3 - Liability, limitations and conditions of service

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(a) Authority will endeavor at all times to
				provide a regular and uninterrupted supply of service, or such other character
				of service as specified in the application for electric service, the applicable
				service tariff, or other contract documents, but in case the supply of service
				shall be interrupted, or irregular or defective or fail from interruptions or
				reductions as such terms are described in subdivisions (b) and (c) of this
				section, or through ordinary negligence of employees, servants or agents,
				authority will not be liable therefor.
(b) Continuity of electric service to be
				furnished.
(1) The electric service, except as
				otherwise specified in the application for electric service, the applicable
				service tariff or other contract documents will be furnished continuously
				except:
(i) for interruptions or reductions
				due to uncontrollable forces, as defined in this section;
(ii) for temporary interruptions or
				reductions which, in the opinion of the authority, are required for power
				system protection or for providing temporary emergency assistance to
				interconnecting systems; and
(iii)
				for temporary interruptions or reductions, which, in the opinion of authority,
				are necessary or desirable for the purpose of maintenance, repairs,
				replacements, installation of equipment, or investigation and inspection.
Authority, except in case of emergency as determined by it,
				  will give the customer reasonable advance notice of such temporary
				  interruptions or reductions and will exercise due diligence to remove the cause
				  thereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.7 - Cancellation for violation by customer

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Authority may cancel and terminate service under any service
				  tariff upon violation of the terms of service as set forth in this Part, in the
				  service tariff, in the accepted application for electric service, or in other
				  contract documents, provided, that authority shall not exercise its option to
				  cancel unless written notice and statement of any violation shall have been
				  given customer and customer afforded a period of at least 60 days in which to
				  cure such violation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.8 - Waivers

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Any waiver at any time by either customer or authority of its
				  rights with respect to a default or any other matter arising in connection with
				  service to customer shall not be deemed to be a waiver with respect to any
				  subsequent default or matter.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.9 - Notices

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Except where otherwise specifically provided, any notice,
				  demand or request required or authorized by this Part, by the applicable
				  service tariff or by the accepted application for electric service shall be
				  deemed properly given if mailed by certified mail, postage prepaid to office of
				  secretary of authority at the address of authority, and to the official signing
				  for customer at the address of customer shown on the application for electric
				  service or other contract document unless another person has been designated to
				  receive such notice, demand or request. The designation of the person to be
				  notified or the address of such person may be changed at any time by similar
				  notice.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.10 - Transfer of interest in contract by customer

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No voluntary transfer of service by customer or of the rights
				  of customer under its accepted application for electric service or other
				  contract document shall be made without the written approval of authority,
				  provided, that any successor to or assignee of the rights of the customer,
				  whether by voluntary transfer, judicial sale, foreclosure sale, or otherwise,
				  shall be subject to all the provisions and conditions of this Part, the
				  applicable service tariff or other contractual arrangements between customer
				  and authority to the same extent as though such successor or assignee were the
				  original customer, and provided further, that the execution of a mortgage or
				  trust deed, or judicial or foreclosure sales made thereunder, shall not be
				  deemed voluntary transfer within the meaning of this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter X - Power Authority Of The State Of New York › Part 454 - Power Service › Section 454.11 - Resale of electric power and energy

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Unless otherwise provided in the applicable service tariff,
				  or other contract documents, customer shall not sell any of the electric power
				  and energy delivered to it under this Part, except to such purchaser(s) and
				  upon such terms and at such rates as the authority shall
				  approve.