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198 bills. Ordered by the date of each bill’s latest official action: referral, amendment, floor vote, passage or signature.
Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score
Increases the maximum award available under the historic preservation tax credit from five million dollars to twelve million dollars.
Vetoed
Requires any person or entity operating telephone numbers, the use of which causes the caller to be billed a fee on his or her telephone bill, to provide the caller with notice of the fee to be…
Signed into law
Relates to Buffalo city school district petitions for nomination of school board members.
Signed into law
Relates to requirements for unit pricing in certain non-chain convenience stores.
Signed into law
Requires employers to provide emergency escape systems to firefighters.
Signed into law
Relates to the membership of the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission.
Signed into law
Relates to where beer may be sold relating to brewpubs.
Signed into law
Requires publication of laws relating to the control of invasive species.
Signed into law
Relates to exempting minimal risk pesticides from pesticide applicator certification requirements.
Signed into law
Relates to the sale of bonds and notes of the city of Buffalo.
Signed into law
Relates to brownfield site cleanup; establishes environmental covenants; repeals provisions of law relating to brownfield redevelopment tax credits.
Requires manufacturers of thermostats to collect mercury-containing thermostats; requires educational outreach; establishes collection goals; requires reporting of collection efforts; imposes civil…
Authorizes the city of Niagara Falls to offer an optional twenty year retirement plan to firefighter Richard E.
Requires that unredeemed container deposits shall be credited to the environmental protection fund.
Expands the list of persons designated as peace officers to include special agents with law enforcement authority of the U.S.
Relates to brownfield site cleanup; relates to the repeal of certain brownfield redevelopment tax credits.
Implements a drug disposal demonstration program.
Requires all rebates to be provided by the retailer to a purchaser at the time of the purchase of the good or service to which the rebate applies; authorizes the retailer to determine and disclose…
Authorizes Lois J. Reid to apply for ordinary disability retirement benefits.
Prohibits the possession, sale, offering for sale, trade or distribution of shark fins.
Relates to veterans' credits for civil service appointments and promotions; increases the credit preference for wartime and disabled wartime veterans by five points for a competitive examination for…
Relates to reporting requirements for commercial pesticide applicators; requires application to contain the county and five digit zip code.
Relates to responsible parties for petroleum contaminated sites and incentives to parties who are willing to remediate such sites; provides that a discharger may present evidence as to third party…
Includes additional definitions for procedures relating to state purchasing of tropical hardwoods; requires state to maximize the use of environmentally preferable building materials; requires use…
Relates to persons designated as peace officers.
Authorizes cities in excess of two hundred thousand but less than two hundred twenty thousand and in excess of one million to provide by local law for the adjudication of traffic infractions.
Adopted
Relates to the definition of qualified agencies.
Prohibits the sale or purchase of certain items as scrap; street signs, funeral markers, government entity, utility, cemetery or railroad items; preempts local laws.
Establishes a returning veterans tax credit for businesses that hire veterans and wounded veterans; such tax credit is worth $3,000 per veteran hired or $4,000 for every wounded veteran hired and…
Relates to a temporary annual assessment and the effectiveness of part NN of chapter 59 of the laws of 2009.
Authorizes the retail sale of alcoholic beverages at stadiums, arenas or places of entertainment having a permanent seating capacity in excess of eighteen thousand persons, at eleven a.m. on Sunday.
Provides an asbestos remediation tax credit; allows for a twenty percent credit of all eligible costs which are incurred as a result of asbestos remediation, not to exceed $1,000,000.
Enacts the "sewage pollution right to know act"; requires publicly owned treatment works to report discharges of untreated or partially treated sewage.
Relates to wild and exotic animal protection; prohibits release of such animals; requires owners of exotic animals to pay for costs associated with animal recapture.
Establishes the independent office of child advocate to ensure the protection and promotion of legal rights for youth in juvenile justice facilities; repeals certain provisions relating to the…
Relates to eligibility for state aid for certain independent institutions of higher learning; provides that a former two-year institution may elect to continue to receive associate level degree…
Exempts contractors employed by the city of Buffalo from payment of asbestos project notification fees for demolitions.
Provides for a premium reduction for physicians and licensed midwives who complete a risk management strategies course in obstetrics or midwifery.
Establishes a demonstration program to prevent influenza.
Relates to a license to manufacture and sell alcoholic beverages in a premises commonly known as a restaurant-brewer; deems such license be considered a retail license.
Prohibits the sale or offer for sale of electric lamps that contain mercury in excess of specified amounts; provides exceptions and fines for violations.
Provides authorized leave for volunteer fire department members or volunteer ambulance squad members for states of emergency; leave is deemed excused when a state of emergency is declared by the…
Establishes a green development home tax exemption authorizing a 35% exemption from local real property taxation for homes that are part of green developments as LEED certified or certified by the…
Relates to the employment of persons to function as central service technicians in certain healthcare facilities.
Directs the commissioner of parks, recreation and historic preservation to cooperate with municipalities in establishing adopt-a-park programs; municipalities may enter into agreements with…
Expands acreage relating to the natural gas development habitat fragmentation protection.
Prohibits publicly owned treatment works from accepting wastewater associated with the exploration, delineation, development, or production of natural gas from high-volume hydraulic fracturing;…
Prohibits the use of wastewater from high-volume hydraulic fracturing for road and land spreading, for dust control or de-icing.
Creates the High-volume Hydraulic Fracturing Waste Tracking Program; requires the commissioner of environmental conservation to track the generation, transportation and receipt of liquid and solid…
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