170 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
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Provides for state reimbursement to all elementary and secondary schools, BOCES, and schools for the deaf and blind for the cost of metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax payments.
Prohibits payments from the Judicial Supplemental Support Fund to certain judges for expenses for services and goods to support such judges in the performance of their judicial responsibilities.
Exempts self-employed persons from the MTA payroll tax.
Relates to additional penalties for certain drunk driving convictions which involve DWAI and DWI where a person with developmental disabilities was a passenger in the vehicle.
Repeals part NN of chapter 59 of the laws of 2009 amending the public service law relating to financing the operations of the department of public service, the public service commission, department…
Entitles eligible senior citizens to a credit to be applied to taxes for the following fiscal year where such senior citizen files a late application for a real property tax exemption; removes the…
Subjects certain lands acquired for a public use by the commissioners of the Palisades Interstate park, exclusive of improvements thereon erected by the state, in the towns of Blooming Grove,…
Authorizes counties and towns to restrict speed limits to less than 55 MPH on county roads and town highways outside cities and villages; restricts maximum limits to not lower than twenty-five MPH,…
Requires that any newly enacted or adopted building code in NYC shall contain notice provisions similar to those required for buildings with truss type construction; additionally, such new building…
Subjects certain state lands acquired for a public use by the commissioners of the Palisades Interstate park, exclusive of improvements thereon erected by the state, in Orange county, to real…
Provides that benefits shall be paid to volunteer ambulance workers when such persons are standing by; includes "standing by" within necessary travel.
Requires the division of real property services to pay to local governments the actual and necessary expenses of providing information required for the discharge of its duties; provides that the…
Provides that community residences shall have their property taxes paid by the state; defines community residences to include facilities operated by or subject to licensure by the office of mental…
Requires the superintendent of each school district to prepare a public school calendar and notify the officials of nonpublic schools of such calendar for the purpose of determining the days when…
Defines "noneconomic damages" and limits such damages in personal injury actions to the greater of $250,000, or the amount awarded in economic damages, or projected earnings as a function of the…
Directs the departments of environmental conservation, agriculture and markets, insurance, transportation, and health and the office of temporary and disability assistance to establish and implement…
Requires board of elections to provide voter registration identification cards; mandates that citizens shall not be permitted to vote unless such identification card is presented.
Provides guidelines for the responsibility of bidders; defines terms; further provides certain guidelines contracting agencies shall follow when giving due consideration to the bidder's expertise etc.
Removes provisions relating to income eligibility threshold and duration of the STAR exemption for eligible senior citizens.
Requires a school bus to have identification numbers printed on the roof of such vehicle; directs the commissioner of motor vehicles, in conjunction with the commissioner of education, to promulgate…
Enacts the market conduct surveillance act.
Requires six points of proof of identification of name, proof of date of birth and social security card in order to register to vote; directs board of elections to promulgate necessary rules and…
Allows a juvenile offender accused of certain criminal possession of a weapon offenses, reckless manslaughter and attempts to commit certain felonies to be tried as an adult; changes the definition…
Designates state route 218, in the county of Orange, from state route 9-W to the Thayer Gate of West Point (USMA), as the "General David H.
Adds a provision to false advertising that if, in the opinion of the attorney general, an announcer alters the speed or pitch of his or her vocal delivery during a commercial broadcast in such a…
Authorizes Dianne P. Grasso to apply for retroactive membership and tier I status in the New York state teachers' retirement system.
Prohibits the taking of striped bass from the waters of the Hudson River for commercial purposes; delineates the presumption of when striped bass are being taken for commercial purposes.
Grants peace officer status to local personnel furnishing security services for courts outside the city of New York, as their only duty; requires training as approved by the chief administrator of…
Relates to the summary proceedings to recover possession of real property in the case of leases of vacation homes for three months or less.
Relates to specifications for work pertaining to school building construction projects; provides that such specifications may provide for assignment of responsibility for supervision and…
Provides an exemption from taxation of energy star-compliant improvements to certain residential premises.
Alters the terminology of the state insect; changes the name from coccinella novemnotata to coleomegilla maculata.
Requires the surfaces of non-commercial vehicles to be cleared of accumulated snow, sleet or hail; exempts any automobile transporter, motorcycle or authorized emergency vehicle; imposes fines.
Authorizes town boards to pass a resolution requiring that a deputy supervisor be an elective town board member.
Makes article 12 of the civil practice law and rules gender neutral.
Authorizes the state and certain public entities to grant a preference in the letting of contracts to bidders who have paid state and local taxes for a period of at least 3 years and submitted a bid…
Increases the tax credit allowed volunteer firefighters or ambulance workers from two hundred dollars to five hundred dollars; such credit is treated as a payment, if tax is less than credit,…
Relates to building new one-family residential construction.
Authorizes the fingerprinting of juvenile delinquents who commit a felony; such fingerprints shall become part of such juvenile's adult criminal record upon subsequent commission of felony.
Relates to transportation of students to school; provides that upon a resolution adopted by the board of education a parent who is precluded from walking his or her child to school or bus stop…
Relates to the annexation of territories by local governments.
Provides that any person who voluntarily and without compensation renders certain volunteer service in sports programs of non-profit-making organizations shall be immune from liability for civil…
Relates to increasing the maximum sales tax rate for cities and counties to four percent; repeals all additional local percentage increases.
Creates criteria for the selection of state contracts where there is a tie in a bid.
Enacts the New York birth-related neurological injury compensation act; directs the workers' compensation board to determine all claims for compensation for birth-related impairment, and if the…
Relates to oil delivery; provides that every pipe and tank used for storage and delivery of home heating oil shall be marked with a unique identification number or a bar code; directs the…
Provides for a five dollar fee to cover security costs in the town of Woodbury.
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