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Makes provisions on planning and development of regionally based urban and regional farmers' markets facilities
In Senate Committee · Agriculture · Sponsor Darrel J. Aubertine
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BILL NUMBER:A9811
Title of bill
An act to amend the New York state urban development corporation act, in relation to the planning and development of urban and regional farmers' markets facilities
Purpose or general idea of bill
Makes provisions on planning and development of urban and regional farmers market facilities.
Summary of specific provisions
Adds a new section 16-u to the urban corporation act, relating to the planning and development of urban and regional farmer market facilities.
Justification
In this time attempting to revitalize cities and urban areas it is desirable to bring the products of farmers and craft businesses into the city to allow them to sell directly to the customer. This not only benefits the consumer by allowing them to buy fresh produce and items directly from the farmers but also helps to bring people into areas of the cities which will provide a spin off to the nearby businesses.
Prior legislative history
2009: A.230I-A/S.1676-A Vetoed by Governor
Fiscal implications
To be determined
Effective date
This act shall take effect immediately.
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