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New York Laws > Not-For-Profit Corporation > Article 16 - Land Banks


Current as of: 2010
§ 1600Short title
§ 1601Legislative intent
§ 1602Definitions
§ 1603Creation and existence
§ 1604Applicability of New York law
§ 1605Board of directors
§ 1606Staff
§ 1607Powers
§ 1608Acquisition of property
§ 1609Disposition of property
§ 1610Financing of land bank operations
§ 1611Borrowing and issuance of bonds
§ 1612Public records and public meetings
§ 1613Dissolution of land bank
§ 1614Conflicts of interest
§ 1615Construction, intent and scope
§ 1616Delinquent property tax enforcement
§ 1617Contracts

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