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511 New York est un service téléphonique et Internet gratuit, officiel et complet, qui fournit des informations sur les services et les conditions de transport sur l'ensemble du site New York State. Ces informations sont disponibles 24 heures sur 24, sept jours sur sept.

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Autorité de Battery Park City

 La Battery Park City Authority crée et entretient une communauté équilibrée d'espaces commerciaux, résidentiels, de vente au détail et de parcs sur un site de 92 acres dans le Lower West Side de Manhattan.

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Find out if a mover is licensed by the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) for moves wholly within New York, and by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration for moves between New York and another state: 

Although unlicensed movers may be cheaper than licensed movers, licensed movers must meet various insurance, safety, and financial standards.
Don't take unnecessary risks by using a mover who won't give you an address, telephone number, or license number.

Before selecting a mover, know and understand your rights:

If you are moving entirely within New York, ask the NYSDOT for its Summary of information for shippers of household goods.
If you are moving out of New York, obtain a copy of Your rights and responsibilities when you move from the United States Department of Transportation.

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For information about an intrastate mover, contact NYSDOT at 1-800-786-5368.
In addition, call the Better Business Bureau at 212-533-6200 (New York City area) and 1-800-828-5000 (elsewhere in the State).

Get estimates from different movers based on a physical inspection of your home or apartment. Be wary of any estimate that is far less than the figures offered by other movers. This could be a "low-ball" bid that will be hiked up at the time of your move.
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This is the sale price recommended by the manufacturer. Most cars are not sold at this price. 
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This is the manufacturer’s initial charge to the dealer. Because this usually is higher than the dealer’s actual cost (the dealers receive rebates and other discounts), it should not be used in auto advertising, unless it reflects the dealers’ total final cost. 
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These are expensive and very profitable to the dealer. Check carefully to see what both the manufacturer’s warranty and the extended warranty cover. Often, the items most likely to need repair or replacement will not be covered by the extended warranty. A copy of the terms and conditions of the service contract must be provided by the dealership. You are entitled to a full refund, less any claims paid, within 20 days of the mailing of the service contract or within 10 days if the contract is delivered at the time of sale.
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Agencja Adirondack Park

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Police body-worn camera and dashboard camera footage and release policy | New York State Attorney General
Protect a person's right to a fair trial
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Protect the privacy, life or safety of any person
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Before releasing any camera footage, OSI will give at least 24 hours' notice, when possible, to the following parties:
	
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But repeated offenses may result in a juvenile report for children under 16. A person 16 and over is considered an adult, and will be subject to adult procedures. The policy of the Department is to contact parents whenever a youth is taken into custody.

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ArrestsIn the case of a misdemeanor or felony arrest of children under 16, the Police Department must be contacted. Of course, children who break the law have the same constitutional rights as adults. When a youth is brought in for a misdemeanor or felony charge, his or her parents must be notified, and both the juvenile and the parent or guardian will be given Miranda Warnings, the rights read to an individual upon arrest. The youth can be questioned, with parents or guardian present, in the specially-designated Youth Office at the Public Safety Headquarters.MisdemeanorsMisdemeanors, including reckless endangerment, vandalism and graffiti, committed by youths under 16 may result in a New York Police Department Juvenile Report (PD377-151). Once the report is filed, we will notify the parents with a letter, which will include the name and telephone number of the Youth Officer at the 114th Precinct who is assigned to the case. These records are destroyed once the youth reaches age 16.FeloniesIn felony cases, such as assault, robbery and other serious crimes, we will either notify the Police Department to make an arrest, or, if the arrest is made by our officers, will follow the youth arrest procedures as detailed by the Criminal Justice Bureau and Family Court.

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Title 6 is divided into 10 Chapters, listed below. Follow those links for a breakdown of Parts within each Chapter. DEC's online regulations are published on a separate website provided by WestlawNext.

Note: DEC's regulations on the Westlaw site are updated with changes as of December 31, 2021. Check the Proposed Regulations page for a list of all proposed and recently adopted regulatory changes by division that have happened since December 31, 2021.

Learn how New York's laws and regulations protect people and the environment.6 NYCRR Chapter Index: New York's Environmental RegulationsChapter I - Fish and Wildlife (Parts 1-189)Chapter II - Lands and Forests (Parts 190-199)Chapter III- Air Resources (Parts 200-317)Chapter IV- Quality Services (Parts 320-496)Chapter V - Resource Management Services (Parts 500-614)Chapter VI - General Regulations (Parts 615-624)Chapter VII - State Aid (Parts 625-638)Chapter VIII- Law Enforcement (Parts 641-642)Chapter IX - Independent Agencies within the Department (Parts 645-648)Chapter X - Division of Water (Parts 649-941)Appendices (Appendix 2-55)DisclaimerThe links to the various Parts of our regulations go to a compilation on the WestlawNext website. While they are believed to be accurate, they are not certified copies of the regulations and therefore should not be relied upon for legal interpretation.Also, DEC's website contains links to various guidance documents and summaries of regulations that are not the regulations themselves.The official written regulations published by the Department of State are the official source for NYSDEC regulations. To ensure that you are viewing the most current regulations, check the weekly New York State Register for recent rule adoptions that have not yet been published in the unofficial online NYCRR.The navigational links, headers, and footers on each page are not part of the official language of the regulation, but have been provided for the convenience of the user.Tips for Using the Online RegulationsWestlawNext's website includes a search link at the top of each page.
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Submit a request for records in person:The Department of Health's main offices are located in the Corning Tower, Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York. Upon entering the main entrance of the building, advise Security Staff that you would like to request records. Security Staff will contact the Records Access Office, and a staff member will provide assistance. Please be advised records require review prior to disclosure. As a result, documents and records will not be immediately available.

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Within five business days of the receipt of a written request for a record reasonably described, we will send you a letter either: making such record available; denying such request in writing; or furnishing a written acknowledgment of the receipt of such request. If you have not received a letter within five business days, please contact us at (518) 474-8734 or foil@health.ny.gov.
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Section 211Establishes a 20-year statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced for bonds; money judgments; by state for real property; by grantee of state for real property; and for support, alimony, or maintenance. 
Section 212Establishes a 10-year statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced for possession necessary to recover real property, annulment of letters patent, to redeem from a mortgage, and to recover under an affidavit of support of an alien. 
Section 213Establishes a 6-year statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced  where not otherwise provided on contracts; on sealed instruments; on bonds or notes, and mortgages upon real property; by state based on misappropriation of public property; based on mistake; by corporation against director, officer, or stockholder; or based on fraud. 
Section 213-AEstablishes a 4-year statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced for residential rent overcharge. 
Section 214Establishes a 3-year statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced for non-payment of money collected on execution; for penalty created by statute; to recover chattel; for injury to property; for personal injury; for malpractice other than medical, dental, or podiatric malpractice; and to annul a marriage on the ground of fraud. 
Section 214-AEstablishes a 2 year and 6 months statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced for medical, dental, or podiatric malpractice. 
Section 214-CEstablishes statute of limitations of 3 years from the point of discovery within which certain legal actions must be commenced. 
Section 215Establishes a 1-year statute of limitations within which legal actions must be commenced against sheriff, coroner, or constable; for escape of prisoner; for assault, battery, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, libel, or slander; for violation of right of privacy; for penalty given to informer; and on arbitration award. 
Section 216Abbreviates statute of limitations to 1 year after notice for actions to recover money and property.