Repeals certain sections of the general municipal law, the public authorities law, and the transportation law, and transfers remaining rights to an identifiable location

Summary of provisions

Section 1 of the bill sets forth the legislative intent.

Section 2 of the bill would repeal General Municipal Law ("GML") Article 15-B. Title 2, establishing the Sloatsburg Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 2-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Sloatsburg.

Section 3 of the bill would repeal GML § Article 15-B, Title 6, establishing the Beacon Community Development Agency.

Section 3-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Beacon.

Sections 4, 5, and 6 of the bill would repeal GML § Article 15-B, Title 7, establishing the Norwich Urban Renewal Agency, Nyack Urban Renewal Agency, and the Peekskill Community Development Agency, respectively.

Sections 4-a, 5-a, and 6-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agencies would vest in and be· possessed by the City of Norwich, the Village of Nyack and the City of Peekskill, respectively.

Sections 7 and 8 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 8, establishing the Mount Kisco Urban Renewal Agency and the Island Park Urban Renewal Agency, respectively

Sections 7-a and 8-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agencies would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Mount Kisco and the Village of Island Park, respectively. Section 9 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 9, establishing the Ellenville Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 9-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Ellenville,

Sections 10 and 11 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 10, establishing the Hornell Urban Renewal Agency and the Washingtonville Urban Renewal Agency, respectively,

Sections 10-a and 11-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agencies would vest in and be possessed by the City of Hornell and the Village of Washingtonville, respectively.

Section 13 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 12, establishing the Tarrytown Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 13-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Tarrytown.

Section 14 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15, Title 13, establishing the Plattsburgh Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 14-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Plattsburgh.

Section 15 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 18, establishing the Woodridge Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 15-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Woodridge.

Section 16 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 19, establishing the Potsdam Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 16-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Potsdam.

Section 17 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 21, establishing the Lancaster Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 17-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Lancaster.

Section 18 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 25, establishing the Gouverneur Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 18-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Gouverneur.

Section 18-b of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 26, establishing the Lockport Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 18-c of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles, and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Lockport.

Section 19 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 27, establishing the Clayville Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 19-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Clayville.

Section 20 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 27-A, establishing the Village of Walden Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 20-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Walden.

Section 21 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 29, establishing the Ilion Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 21-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Ilion.

Section 22 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 3D, establishing the Village of Penn Yan Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 22-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Penn Yan.

Section 23 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 31, establishing the Village of Pawling Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 23-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Pawling.

Section 24 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 33, establishing the Baldwinsville Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 24-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Baldwinsville.

Section 25 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 35, establishing the Village of Hamburg Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 25-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Hamburg.

Section 26 - Title 35 of Article 15-B of the general municipal law is repealed.

Section 26-a - Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, and existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of the Village of Hamburg urban renewal agency shall vest in and be possessed by the Village of Hamburg and its successors or assigns.

Section 27 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 38, establishing the Saranac Lake Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 27-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Saranac Lake.

Section 28 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 40, establishing the Tuckahoe Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 28-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of Such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Tuckahoe.

Section 29 of the bill Would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 42, establishing the Palmyra Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 29-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Palmyra.

Section 30 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 43, establishing the Newark Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 30-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Newark.

Section 31 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 44, establishing the Salamanca Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 31-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Salamanca.

Section 32 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 4.5, establishing the Village of East Rochester Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 32-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of East Rochester.

Section 33 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 46, establishing the Auburn Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 33-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Auburn.

Section 34 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 48, establishing the Village of New Paltz Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 34-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the village of New Paltz.

Section 35 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 49, establishing the Ogdensburg Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 35-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Ogdensburg.

Section 36 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 52, establishing the Long Beach Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 36-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property,rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Long Beach.

Section 37 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 53, establishing the Village of Johnson City urban Renewal Agency.

Section 37-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the village of Johnson City.

Section 38 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 57, establishing the Village of Hilton Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 38-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the village of Hilton.

Section 39 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 61, establishing the Oneonta Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 39-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Oneonta.

Section 40 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 62, establishing the village of Liberty Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 40-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the village of Liberty.

Section 41 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 63, establishing the village of Lyons Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 41-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Lyons.

Section 42 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 64-A, establishing the Dolgeville community Development Agency.

Section 42-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Dolgeville.

Section 43 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 66, establishing the Town of Wallkill Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 43-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Wallkill.

Section 44 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 67, establishing the Village of Greenport Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 44-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Greenport

Section 45 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 68, establishing the Thomaston Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 45-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Thomaston.

Section 46 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 73, establishing the Watertown Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 46-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the city of Watertown.

Section 47 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 74, establishing the Fallsburg Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 47-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Fallsburg.

Section 48 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 75, establishing the Village of Geneseo Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 48-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Geneseo.

Section 49 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 77, establishing the Town of Bethlehem Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 49-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Bethlehem.

Section 50 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 78, establishing the Village of Massena Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 50-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, prop- erty, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Massena.

Section 51 - Title 8- of Article 15-B of the general municipal law is repealed.

Section 52 of the bill would repeal GML, Article 15-B, Title 81, establishing the New Rochelle Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 52-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of New Rochelle.

Section 53 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 82, establishing the Village of Fort Edward Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 53-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Fort Edward.

Section 54 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 83, establishing the Dunkirk Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 54-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Dunkirk.

Section 55 - Title 84 of Article 15-B of the general municipal law is repealed.

Section 56 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 85, establishing the Village of East Syracuse Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 56-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of East Syracuse.

Section 57 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 89, establishing the, Village of Catskill Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 57-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Catskill.

Section 58 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 90, establishing the Village of New Hartford Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 58-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of New Hartford.

Section 59 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 92, establishing the Village of Hudson Falls Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 59-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Hudson Falls.

Section 60 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 93, establishing the Village of Webster Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 60-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Webster.

Section 61 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 94, establishing the Rensselaer Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 61-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Rensselaer.

Section 62 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 95, establishing the City of Cohoes Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 62-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Cohoes.

Section 63 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 96, establishing the Village of Lynbrook Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 63-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Lynbrook.

Section 64 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 97, establishing the Oswego Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 64-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Oswego.

Section 65 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 98, establishing the Yorktown Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 65-a of the bill would provide that any existing records. property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Yorktown.

Section 66 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 99, establishing the Village of Warwick Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 66-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Warwick.

Section 67 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 102, establishing the Village of Albion Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 67-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Albion.

Section 68 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 103, establishing the City of Canandaigua Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 68-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Canandaigua.

Section 69 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 104, establishing the Town of Guilderland Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 69-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Guilderland.

Section 70 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 105, establishing the Village of Whitehall Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 70-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Whitehall.

Section 71 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 106, establishing the Town of Colonie Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 71-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Colonie.

Section 72 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 108, establishing the Village of Fayetteville Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 72-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Fayetteville.

Section 73 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 109, establishing the Village of Waverly Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 73-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Waverly.

Section 74 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 110, establishing the Village of North Syracuse Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 74-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of North Syracuse.

Section 75 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 111, establishing the Village of Fredonia Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 75-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Fredonia.

Section 76 of the bill would repeal Title 112 of article 15-B

Section 77 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 113, establishing the village of Canajoharie Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 77-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Canajoharie.

Section 78 of the bill would repeal GML Article 15-B, Title 118, establishing the Town of Orangetown Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 78-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Orangetown.

Section 79 of the bill would repeal GML § 890-g, establishing the village of Greenport Industrial Development Agency.

Section 79-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Greenport.

Section 80 of the bill would repeal GML § 894, establishing the Town of Queensbury Industrial Development Agency.

Section 80-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency W0111d vest in and be possessed by the Town of Queensbury.

Section 81 of the bill would repeal GML § 907-b, establishing the City of Beacon Industrial Development Agency.

Section 81-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the City of Beacon.

Section 82 of the bill would repeal GML § 913-a, establishing the Town of East Greenbush Industrial Development Agency.

Section 82-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of East Greenbush.

Section 83 of the bill would repeal GML § 915, establishing the Deerpark Industrial Development Agency.

Section 83-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Deerpark.

Section 84 of the bill would repeal GML § 922-c, establishing the Town of East Hampton Industrial Development Agency.

Section 84-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of East Hampton.

Section 85 of the bill would repeal GML § 925-b, establishing the Town of Carmel Industrial Development Agency.

Section 85-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Carmel.

Section 86 of the bill would repeal GML § 925-d, establishing the Town of Oyster Bay Industrial Development Agency.

Section 86-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Oyster Bay.

Section 87 of the bill repeals Section 925-j of the general municipal law.

Section 88 of the bill would repeal GML § 925-1, establishing the Town of Schodack Industrial Development Agency.

Section 88-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Schodack.

Section 89 of the bill would repeal GML § 925-0, establishing the Village of Horseheads Industrial Development Agency.

Section 89-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Horseheads.

Section 90 of the bill would repeal GML § 925-x, establishing the Village of Lake Placid Industrial Development Agency.

Section 90-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Lake Placid.

Section 91 of the bill would repeal GML § 926-h, establishing the Village of Keeseville Industrial Development Agency.

Section 91-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Keeseville.

Section 92 of the bill would repeal GML § 926-n, establishing the Town of Horseheads Urban Renewal Agency.

Section 92-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Horseheads.

Section 93 repeals section 926-q of the general municipal law.

Section 94 of the bill would repeal Public Authorities Law ("PAL") Article 4, Title 5, establishing the Long Island Market Authority.

Section 94-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, liabilities or obligations of such authority would vest in and be possessed by Suffolk County.

Section 95 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 5, Title 6-D, establishing the Alfred, Almond, Hornellsville Sewer Authority.

Section 95-a of the bill would provide that any existing facilities, rights, and property of such authority would be disposed of as agreed upon by the members of the authority.

Section 96 of the bill repeals Title 7-A of article 5 of the public authorities law

Section 97 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title I, establishing the Amsterdam Parking Authority.

Section 97-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Amsterdam.

Section 98 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title I-A, establishing the Monroe Regional Parking Authority.

Section 98-a of the bill would provide that any existing real property of such authority would pass to the village in which it is located,

or if outside a village, to the town in which it is located; all other property would be equally divided among the town of Monroe and the villages of Monroe and Harriman.

Section 99 of the bill repeals Title 2 of Article 7 of the public authorities law.

Section 100 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 2-A, establishing the Hudson Parking Authority.

Section 100-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Hudson.

Section 101 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 3, establishing the Elmira Parking Authority.

Section 101-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Elmira.

Section 102 is intentionally omitted.

Section 102-a is intentionally omitted.

Section 103 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 6, establishing the Fulton Parking Authority.

Section 103-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Fulton.

Section 104 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 5, establishing the Peekskill Parking Authority.

Section 104-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Peekskill.

Section 105 - Title 5 of Article 7 of the public authorities law is repealed.

Section 105-a - Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of the Peekskill parking authority shall vest in and be possessed by the city of Peekskill and its successors or assigns.

Section 106 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 9, establishing the Port Jervis Parking Authority.

Section 106-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Port Jervis.

Section 107 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 9-A, establishing the Utica Parking Authority.

Section 107-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Utica.

Section 108 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 10, establishing the Oswego parking Authority.

Section 108-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the village of Owego.

Section 109 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 12, establishing the City of New Rochelle Parking Authority.

Section 109-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of New Rochelle.

Section 110 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 13, establishing the City of Poughkeepsie Parking Authority.

Section 110-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Poughkeepsie.

Section 111 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 15, establishing the village of Spring valley Parking Authority.

Section 111-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the Village of Spring Valley.

Section 112 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 17, establishing the City of Long Beach Parking Authority.

Section 112-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Long Beach.

Section 113 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 19, establishing the City of North Tonawanda parking Authority.

Section 113-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of North Tonawanda.

Sections 114 and 114-a are intentionally omitted.

Section 115 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 7, Title 1-B, establishing the Johnson City Parking Authority.

Section 115-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, title and interest of such agency would vest in and be possessed by Johnson City.

Section 116 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 7, establishing the Salamanca Hospital District Authority.

Section 116-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Salamanca.

Section 117 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 7-A, establishing the Salamanca Indian Lease Authority.

Section 117-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Salamanca.

Section 118 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 8-A, establishing the Long Island Job Development Authority.

Section 118-a of the bill would provide that any existing rights, property, assets and funds of such authority would jointly vest in and be possessed by Nassau and Suffolk counties.

Section 119 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 10, establishing the Historic Rome Development Authority.

Section 119-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority "would vest in and be possessed by the City of Rome.

Section 120 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 13-A, establishing the Multitown Solid Waste Management Authority.

Section 120-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by jointly by the Town of Babylon and the Town of Huntington.

Section 121 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 13-D, establishing the Broome County Resource Recovery Agency.

Sect ion 121-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by Broome County.

Section 122 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 13-K, establishing the County of Essex Solid Waste Management Authority.

Section 122-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by Essex County.

Section 123 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 13-J, establishing the Town of Brookhaven Resource Recovery Agency.

Section 123-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such agency would vest in and be possessed by the Town of Brookhaven.

Section 124 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 13-L, establishing the Greater Troy Area Solid Waste Management Authority.

Section 124-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Troy.

Section 125 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 14-A, establishing the City of Peekskill Civic Center Authority.

Section 125-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, tights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such authority would vest in and be possessed by the City of Peekskill.

Section 126 of the bill would repeal PAL Article 8, Title 28-C, establishing the County of Chautauqua Sports, Recreation and Cultural Authority.

Section 126-a of the bill would provide that any existing records, property, rights, titles and interest and all obligations and liabilities of such activity would vest in and be possessed by Chautauqua County.

Section 127 of the bill would repeal Transportation Law Article 2-D, establishing the Utica Transit Authority.

Section 127-a of the bill would provide that any records, property, rights, liabilities or obligations of such agency, including but not limited to those required by the federal government or any of its agencies, the State Comptroller, or the Commissioner of Transportation, would vest in and be possessed by the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority.

Section 128 of the bill provides a severability clause.

Section 129 of the bill would make it effective 60 days after it becomes a law.

Prior legislative history

2010- S.8165A - Died - 3rd Reading

Statement in support

This bill would repeal the statutory authorization for certain authorities which are either defunct or which were never ultimately established by local law. The authorities listed in this bill have been determined inactive by the New York State Authorities Budget Office, Department of Economic Development, Office of the State Comptroller, or Commission on Public Authority Reform, based on consultation with the affected local government. Although these authorities no longer function, their authorization continues in State Law. This bill would repeal various sections of the GML, PAL, and the Transportation Law to formally dissolve certain authorities that are no longer actively engaged in the public purpose for which they were established. None of these authorities has any outstanding debt or other Obligations.

This bill would advance the State's effort to maintain an accurate inventory of authorities. It would update state law to reflect the fact that certain authorities have, as a practical matter, ceased to exist. By eliminating defunct authorities, this bill would ensure that if a local government wishes once again to use an authority for urban renewal, industrial development, parking, or other similar purpose, it must obtain new legislation at the state level authorizing such use. This bill would thus promote the State's interest in curbing the proliferation of unnecessary authorities.

Budget implications

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None for the State. The entities formally dissolved by this bill have no outstanding debt, so there are no fiscal implications for bondholders.

Effective date

This bill would take effect 60 days after it becomes a law.