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- Referred to veterans' affairs
- Referred to veterans' affairs
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Sponsor's memo
BILL NUMBER:A8853
Title of bill
An act in relation to authorizing a study on the feasi- bility of retaining the New York State Veterans Home at Oxford, New York
Purpose or General Idea of Bill: This bill would establish a moratorium on the demolition of the veterans home at Oxford, New York and author- izes a study on the feasibility of potential uses for such home
Summary of Specific Provisions: Section 1 establishes a moratorium on the demolition destruction or razing of the New York State Veterans Home at Oxford, New York for one year. During this period the Department of Health is authorized to conduct a study on the feasibility of retaining this home.
Justification: Currently, New York State intends to demolish the Oxford Veterans Home upon completion of the new veterans' home facility. Howev- er, the present Oxford Veterans Home has many other potential functions. This facility may be used as a medical or healthcare facility, a veter- ans' domiciliary or office space for the NYS Division of Veterans Affairs or any other state agency. Therefore this legislation would place a moratorium on the destruction of the present Oxford Veterans Home and authorize the Department of Health to conduct a study on the feasibility of retaining the home.
Prior Legislative History: New legislation.
Fiscal Implications for State and Local Governments: Unknown.
Effective Date: This act shall take effect immediately.
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