New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle S - Division of Housing and Community Renewal › Chapter VII - Emergency Housing Rent Control › Subchapter C - Decontrol Orders › Part 2150 - Decontrol Orders › Section 2150.1 - Decontrolled areas

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
ALBANY COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the town of Coeymans,
						Albany County, New York, effective June 1, 1957.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the town of
						Guilderland, Albany County, New York, effective March 1, 1958.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the city of Albany, Albany County, New York. (Operative April 5,
						1961.)
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the city of Cohoes in Albany County, New York. (Operative April
						28, 1961.)
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the town of Colonie,
						Albany County, New York, effective May 1, 1962.
BROOME COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the following communities within the State of New York: the towns
						of Colesville and Sanford in Broome County. (Operative April 30, 1953.)
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in all of the county of
						Broome in the State of New York, except the city of Binghamton, effective
						October 1, 1953.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the following class of
						housing accommodations within the city of Binghamton, Broome County, New York,
						effective June 1, 1954: housing accommodations which are or become vacant on or
						after February 1, 1954. (Operative June 1, 1954.)
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the city of
						Binghamton, Broome County, New York, effective November 1, 1954.
CATTARAUGUS COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the following community within the State of New York: the village
						of Franklinville in Cattaraugus County. (Operative April 30, 1953.)
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the city of Olean,
						Cattaraugus County, New York, effective August 1, 1954.
CAYUGA COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in all of the county of
						Cayuga in the State of New York, except the city of Auburn, effective April 1,
						1954.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the city of Auburn,
						Cayuga County, New York, effective November 1, 1954.
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the following communities within the State of New York: the towns
						of Poland and Kiantone in Chautauqua County. (Operative April 30, 1953.)
CHEMUNG COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the towns of Elmira
						(outside of the city of Elmira) and Big Flats in the county of Chemung in the
						State of New York, effective November 1, 1953.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the towns of
						Horseheads, Southport and Ashland, in the county of Chemung in the State of New
						York, effective January 1, 1954.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the city of Elmira,
						Chemung County, New York, effective January 1, 1954.
CHENANGO COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in all of the village and
						town of Bainbridge, Chenango County, New York, effective August 1, 1954.
CLINTON COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the city of Plattsburg[h] in Clinton County, New York. (Operative
						April 28, 1961.)
COLUMBIA COUNTY
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the following communities within the State of New York: the towns
						of Copake, New Lebanon, Austerlitz, Hillsdale, Ancram and Canaan in Columbia
						County. (Operative April 30, 1953.)
DELAWARE COUNTY
County of Delaware:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be
						abolished in all of Delaware County, New York, effective December 1,
						1954.
DUTCHESS COUNTY
Towns of Milan, Pine Plains, Stanford, Union
						Vale, Northeast, Clinton, Amenia, Dover and Pawling:
The controls
						imposed upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be,
						and the same hereby are forthwith abolished in the following communities within
						the State of New York: the towns of Milan, Pine Plains, Stanford, Union Vale,
						Northeast, Clinton, Amenia, Dover and Pawling in Dutchess County. (Operative
						April 30, 1953.)
ERIE COUNTY
Towns of Brant, Colden, Collins, Marilla, North
						Collins, Sardinia and Wales:
The controls imposed upon rents by
						authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are
						forthwith abolished in the following communities within the State of New York:
						the towns of Brant, Colden, Collins, Marilla, North Collins, Sardinia and Wales
						in Erie County. (Operative April 30, 1953.)
Town of Cheektowaga
						*:
The controls imposed upon rents by
						authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the
						Town of Cheektowaga, Erie County, as of March 1, 1970 for the following class
						of housing accommodations: two family dwellings. All other classes of housing
						accommodations in the Town of Cheektowaga, Erie County, continue to be subject
						to rent control under the provisions of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law
						as heretofore.
City of Buffalo:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be
						abolished for all housing accommodations in the City of Buffalo in that
						specified class wherein the maximum legal rent for the housing accommodations
						is, as of January 1, 1970, in excess of $150.00 per month, and that on or
						before December 1, 1970, the effective date of this order of decontrol, that
						the owner of any structure containing housing accommodations which shall become
						decontrolled pursuant to this order, shall file a written report thereof with
						the Local Rent Administrator, Office of Rent Administration, State of New York,
						Division of Housing and Community Renewal, 295 Main Street, Buffalo, New York,
						which report shall contain the full address of the structure, and identify the
						housing accommodations by number or location and list the maximum legal monthly
						rent as of January 1, 1970 with the full name of the tenant.
FULTON COUNTY
Towns of Ephratah, Northampton, Mayfield and
						Broadalbin:
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the following communities within the State of New York: the towns
						of Ephratah, Northampton, Mayfield and Broadalbin in Fulton County. (Operative
						April 30, 1953.)
HERKIMER COUNTY
Town of Winfield:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the
						same hereby are forthwith abolished in the following community within the State
						of New York: the town of Winfield in Herkimer County. (Operative April 30,
						1953.)
County of Herkimer except city of Little
						Falls:
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the Emergency
						Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in all of the county of Herkimer in
						the State of New York, except the city of Little Falls, effective February 1,
						1954.
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Towns of Cape Vincent, Orleans, Lyme, Ellisburg,
						Lorraine, Rodman, Worth, Henderson and Theresa:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the
						same hereby are forthwith abolished in the following communities within the
						State of New York: the towns of Cape Vincent, Orleans, Lyme, Ellisburg,
						Lorraine, Rodman, Worth, Henderson and Theresa in Jefferson County. (Operative
						April 30, 1953.)
City of Watertown:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be
						abolished in the city of Watertown, Jefferson County, New York, over housing
						accommodations containing four or less units whether or not there are
						additional commercial units in the same premises, effective April 1,
						1958.
Town of Brownville:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be
						abolished in the town of Brownville, Jefferson County, New York, effective
						January 1, 1959.
Town of Rutland:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be
						abolished in the town of Rutland, Jefferson County, New York, effective
						February 1, 1960.
County of Jefferson:
The controls
						imposed upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be,
						and the same hereby are forthwith abolished in the county of Jefferson, New
						York. (Operative April 28, 1961.)
MONROE COUNTY
Towns of Gates, Webster, Penfield and
						Pittsford:
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the following communities within the State of New York: the towns
						of Gates, Webster, Penfield and Pittsford in Monroe County. (Operative April
						30, 1953.)
Town of Perinton:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the
						same hereby are forthwith abolished in the following community within the State
						of New York: the town of Perinton in Monroe County. (Operative January 6,
						1954.)
City of Rochester:
The controls imposed
						upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be
						abolished in the following class of housing accommodations within the city of
						Rochester, Monroe County, New York, effective April 1, 1956: housing
						accommodations in three-, four-, five- and six-family units where the landlord
						has continuously occupied a part of said unit as his own dwelling and has so
						occupied such unit for a period of one year prior to December 13, 1955.
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law be, and the same hereby are forthwith
						abolished in the city of Rochester, Monroe County, New York. (Operative May 3,
						1961.)
* [DAGGER]
Syracuse
						Local Rent Area:
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in all the cities, towns,
						and villages in Monroe, Oneida, and Onondaga Counties, comprising the Syracuse
						Local Rent Area set forth in section 8 of the Rent and Eviction Regulations, in
						the following manner, as provided for in said Law:
(a) if the landlord and tenant execute a
					 written lease for a term of not less than two years wherein the landlord agrees
					 to maintain the same services and equipment required by the Act and which
					 provides for an increase in the maximum rent not in excess of 15 percent for
					 the first year and not more than an additional five percent increase for the
					 second year and otherwise continues the terms and conditions of the existing
					 tenancy; decontrol shall take place upon the execution of such lease;
(b) if the landlord offers the tenant a lease
					 in accordance with the terms provided in (a) and the tenant fails to execute
					 such a lease, and if the landlord notifies the tenant in writing by certified
					 mail that his failure to execute the lease within 30 days of such notification
					 will result in the decontrol of the housing accommodations, decontrol shall
					 take place on December 1, 1972, the expiration date of six months from the date
					 of this order, or the expiration date of the 30 day period, if it is later than
					 December 1, 1972;
(c) if the
					 landlord does not offer the tenant a lease in accordance with the terms
					 provided in (a) or does not serve the notice provided in (b), decontrol shall
					 take place two years from the date of this order, namely, June 1, 1974.
					 (Operative June 1, 1972.)
NASSAU COUNTY
*
Village of East
						Rockaway:
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of the
						Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the Village of East
						Rockaway, Nassau County, as of August 1, 1969, for all classes of housing
						accommodations.
**
Village of
						Farmingdale:
In accordance with the provisions of the Emergency
						Housing Rent Control Law, decontrol shall take place with respect to housing
						accommodations in the Village of Farmingdale specified in the resolution of the
						Board of Trustees of said Village dated June 24, 1974 and described in the
						notice of public hearing, as provided in section 19-3 of the Rent and Eviction
						Regulations, namely:
(a) if the
					 landlord and tenant execute a written lease for a term of not less than two
					 years wherein the landlord agrees to maintain the same services and equipment
					 required by the act and which provides for an increase in the maximum rent not
					 in excess of 15 percent for the first year and not more than an additional five
					 percent increase for the second year and otherwise continues the terms and
					 conditions of the existing tenancy; decontrol shall take place upon the
					 execution of such lease;
(b) if the
					 landlord offers the tenant a lease in accordance with the terms provided in
					 subdivision (a) and the tenant fails to execute such lease, and if the landlord
					 notifies the tenant in writing by certified mail that his failure to execute
					 the lease within 30 days of such notification will result in the decontrol of
					 the housing accommodations, decontrol shall take place on the expiration of six
					 months from July 11, 1974, the date the municipality filed the resolution with
					 the administrator, or the expiration date of the 30 day period, if it is later
					 than the applicable six month date;
(c) if the landlord does not offer the tenant
					 a lease in accordance with the terms provided in subdivision (a) of this
					 section or does not serve the notice provided in subdivision (b) of this
					 section, decontrol shall take place two years from July 11, 1974, the date the
					 municipality filed the resolution with the administrator.
*
Village of Garden
						City (all housing):
The controls imposed upon rents by authority of
						the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall be abolished in the Village of
						Garden City, Nassau County, as of February 1, 1967, for all housing
						accommodations; the landlords of all housing accommodations which are
						decontrolled pursuant to this order shall file with the Local Rent
						Administration Office, Division of Housing and Community Renewal, 137 North
						Franklin Street, Hempstead, New York, after such decontrol becomes effective,
						reports of such decontrol on forms prescribed and issued by the Office of Rent
						Administration, Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
[DAGGER]
Village of Great Neck
						Estates:
(a) The controls
					 imposed upon rents by authority of the Emergency Housing Rent Control Law shall
					 be abolished in the Village of Great Neck Estates, Nassau County, as of October
					 1, 1969, for the following two classes of housing accommodations:
(1) Dwellings which are presently subject to
					 rent control on which the landlord tenders by certified or registered mail,
					 return receipt requested, to the tenant an offer to lease in the form of a
					 lease in writing for a minimum term of three years commencing the first day of
					 the second month after such written offer to lease, at a rental not to exceed
					 115 percent of the present maximum rent for the first year of such term, for
					 rental not to exceed 120 percent of the present maximum rent for the second
					 year of such term, and for a rental not to exceed 125 percent of the present
					 maximum rent for the third year of such term, and which lease shall provide for
					 maintenance of all present services and equipment and provide for compliance by
					 the parties with all applicable building and housing codes, and which shall
					 contain a provision allowing the tenant to terminate the lease on 30 days'
					 written notice by registered mail to the landlord, and which shall contain no
					 unusual or onerous provision.
(2)
					 Dwellings which are presently subject to rent control wherein any tenant shall
					 fail to notify the landlord of his acceptance of the offer to lease within 15
					 days or fails to execute such lease when submitted by the landlord after
					 acceptance of such offer.