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2011-F1 |
Mental Hygiene Law ' 41.09(a) relates to a substantial state concern, and thus a non-charter county may not legislate inconsistently with it to provide that the county legislature appoint the community services director. |
Mental Hygiene Law §§ 5.01, 5.07(b), 5.07(b)(1), Article 41, 41.01, 41.03(1), 41.03(2), 41.03(3), 41.03(8), 41.05(a), 41.05(e) , 41.05(b) , 41.05(c) , 41.09(a) , 41.11(a), 41.11(b), 41.13(8), 41.13(9), 41.13(11), 41.13(16); Municipal Home Rule Law §§ 10(1)(i), 10(1)(ii)(a); New York State Constitution Article, IX § 2, Article IX § 2(b)(2), Article IX § 2(c)(i), Article IX § 2(c)(i)(1), Article IX § 3(a)(3), Article IX §, 3(d)(1), Article IX § 3(d)(4); County Law 400(4)(a), 475(1), 500(1); Highway Law 100; Arts & Cultural Affairs Law 57.07(1) |
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2011-01 |
The city of Ithaca cannot use its home rule authority to extend the residency requirement established for members of the Ithaca Housing Authority board by Public Housing Law § 429. |
Public Housing Law §§ 30(2), 30(5), 31, 429; Public Officers Law §§ 2, 3(1), 30(1)(d); Municipal Home Rule Law 10(1)(ii)(a)(1) |
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2011-02 |
The district attorney may not appoint the non-physician emergency medical services coordinator as deputy coroner. |
County Law §§ 400(3-a), 400(1), 400(2), 400(4-a), 400(4-b), 671(1), 671(1)(b), 673, 673(2), 674, 674(1) |
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2011-03 |
The provisions of Public Authorities Law § 3402(2)(c) govern the number of Nassau Health Care Corporation directors needed to convene a quorum and transact business, and those numbers vary depending on the number of directors then in office and the number of directors attending a meeting at which a quorum is present. |
Public Authorities Law Article 3, title 2, Article 9, Article 9 § 2826, Article 10-C, 3401(2), 3402, 3402(1)(b), 3402(1)(c), 3402(2)(c); General Construction Law 41, 110 |
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2011-04 |
The geographical area of employment of police officers of a village lying partially within two counties does not extend to all of both counties |
Criminal Procedure Law §§ 1.20(34-a), 1.20(34-a)(b), 1.20(34-a)(c), 1.20(34)(d), 1.20(34)(e), 1.20(39), 140.10(1), 140.10(1)(a), 140.10(2), 140.10(2)(a), 140.10(2)(b), 140.10(3), 140.50, 120.60, 690.25(2), 690.25(2); Public Authorities Law §§1299-e(13), 1262, 1262-h; Penal Law § 10.00(6) |
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2011-05 |
Discussion of county's duty with respect to trees within highway right of way |
Highway Law §§ 102, 102(1), 102(14), 139, 39(1), 322, 372 |
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2011-06 |
A county may by local law assign review of proposed zoning and planning actions referred by a municipal body to its planning department. |
General Municipal Law §§ 239-1, 239-1(1)(a), 239-c, 239-c(3), 239-m, 239-m(4), 239-m(5), 239-n, 239-n(4), 239-n(5); County Law § 220; New York State Constitution Article IX §§ 2(c), 2(c)(1); Municipal Home Rule Law §§ 10(1)(i), 10(1)(ii)(a)(1) |
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2011-07 |
Property purchased by the County pursuant to the Greater Catskills Flood Remediation Program was not dedicated as public parkland by virtue of the required assurance in the deed conveying the property from its owner to the County. The common law prohibition against alienating public parkland without express authority from the Legislature does not prevent the County from selling such property. |
Agriculture & Markets Law §§ 300, 327; Environmental Conservation Law §§ 24-0901(2), 51-0713; Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation Law § 15.09 |
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2011-08 |
Approval and issuance of a fireworks display permit is a discretionary act. Failure to grant a permit by the time of a planned display effectively functions as a denial of an application for a permit. A town may not impose additional permitting requirements or supersede the fireworks permitting system established in the Penal Law. |
Penal Law §§ 270.00, 270.00(2), 405.00, 405.00(1), 405.00(2), 405.00(2)(a), 405.00(2)(b), 405.00(2)(e), 405.00(2)(g), 405.00(3), 405.00(3-a), 405.00(4), 405.00(5); Municipal Home Rule Law § 10(1)(i)(d)(3) |
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2011-09 |
The directors of the Independent Livery Driver Benefit Fund are not eligible for the defense, indemnification, and immunity that may be accorded to public officers.
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Public Officers Law §§ 17, 17(1)(a), 18, 18(1)(a); Executive Law §§ 160-bbb(1), 160-bbb(2), 160-bbb(4), 160-bbb(5) , 160-bbb(6)(c)(ii), 160-bbb(6)(c)(iv), 160-ccc, 160-dd, 160-ddd, 160-eee, 160-hhh, 160-hhh(8), 160-mmm, Article 6-F; Workers' Compensation Law § 18-C(7); Racing, Pari-Mutuel Wagering & Breeding Law §§ 221, 221(1), 221(11); Not-For-Profit Corporation Law §§ 720-a, 722, 726; Internal Revenue Code § 501(c)(3) |
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