Title STF, State Finance

§ 224. Rules and regulations. The commissioner of economic development\nshall, in consultation with the comptroller, the commissioner of\ntaxation and finance and the superintendent of financial services,\npromulgate rules and regulations necessary and reasonable for the\noperat…

§ 23. Plans and estimates. 1. Capital projects design and construction\nplans; preparation, approval and implementation. It shall be the duty of\nthe division of the budget to coordinate the activities of the several\ndepartments and agencies of the state with respect to the pla…

§ 235. Short title. This article shall be known and may be cited as\nthe "water pollution control linked deposit program act".\n

§ 236. Definitions. When used in this article, unless the context\nclearly indicates otherwise, the following terms shall have the\nfollowing meanings:\n 1. "Corporation" means the New York state environmental facilities\ncorporation, as continued by section twelve hundred eight…

§ 237. Establishment and purpose; water pollution control linked\ndeposit program authorization. The water pollution control linked\ndeposit program is hereby created. The purpose of this program is to\nencourage and assist eligible borrowers within the state to undertake\neligi…

§ 238. Linked loans. Linked loans shall be made by lenders pursuant to\nthe program only to eligible borrowers in connection with eligible\nprojects. No such loans shall be made after September thirtieth, two\nthousand eleven. The credit decisions for making a linked loan shall …

§ 239. Linked loans interest rate; limitation on lender's fees. 1.\nLinked loans shall bear interest at the linked loan interest rate.\nLenders shall certify to the corporation that the linked loan interest\nrate is below the interest rate the lender would have charged for the\n…

§ 24. Budget bills. 1. The budget submitted annually by the governor\nshall be simultaneously accompanied by a bill or bills for all proposed\nappropriations and reappropriations and for the proposed measures of\ntaxation or other legislation, if any, recommended therein. Such b…

§ 240. Application procedure. 1. The corporation shall provide an\napplication form to lenders for linked deposits. Such form shall reflect\nthe qualifying information as developed by the commissioner of\nagriculture and markets for eligible borrowers involved in agricultural\no…

§ 241. Early maturity. Unless otherwise agreed to by the corporation,\nthe linked deposit shall automatically mature on the thirtieth calendar\nday after the occurrence of any event, monetary or non-monetary, which,\nwhether declared by the lender or not, constitutes a default u…

§ 242. Monitoring and reporting. 1. The corporation shall require\nperiodic reports or other information the corporation deems necessary\nfrom lenders and borrowers on the status of the linked loan and the\neligible projects to ensure compliance with the provisions and the\ninte…

§ 243. Rules and regulations. The corporation may promulgate rules and\nregulations necessary and reasonable for the operation of the programs.\n

§ 25. Reappropriation bills. Every appropriation reappropriating\nmoneys shall set forth clearly the year, chapter and part or section of\nthe act by which such appropriation was originally made, a brief summary\nof the purposes of such original appropriation, and the year, chap…

§ 26. Maintaining capital assets. 1. Every contract made by or on\nbehalf of the state or any agency or official thereof for new capital\nprojects or programs which cost more than two million dollars, and which\ninvolve plumbing, electrical, heating and ventilating or other\nmec…

§ 27. Scheduled maintenance appropriations. 1. Each fiscal year the\nbudget submitted by the governor shall contain separate and distinct\nappropriations, which may be lump sum appropriations, for scheduled\nmaintenance activities.\n 2. On or before the first day of December, ni…

§ 3. Fiscal year. 1. The current fiscal year of the state which\ncommenced with the first day of July, nineteen hundred forty-two, is\nhereby abridged and shall end with the thirty-first day of March,\nnineteen hundred forty-three. For all purposes of determining annual\nincreme…

§ 4. Payments, transfers and deposits. 1. Notwithstanding the\nprovisions of any other section of law to the contrary, no money shall\nbe paid from any fund under the management of the state, or any agency\nor officer thereof except in pursuance of an appropriation by law.\n 2. …

§ 4-a. Electronic value transfer program. 1. Definitions. As used in\nthis section the following terms shall have the following meanings:\n a. "Electronic value transfer device" means a credit card, debit card,\ncharge card, electronic fund transfer or other electronic value tra…

§ 40. Period for which appropriations made. 1. The budget and the\nbudget bills submitted by the governor shall include all appropriations\nwhich in the opinion of the governor will be required during the full\nsucceeding fiscal year.\n 2. (a) No appropriation made at a regular …

§ 40-a. Repayment of advances. 1. Notwithstanding any inconsistent\nprovision of this chapter or of any other general, special or local law,\nevery appropriation of state funds hereafter made as an advance to or on\nbehalf of any agency, authority, fund or corporation continued …

§ 41. Indebtedness not to be contracted without appropriation. No\nstate officer, employee, board, department or commission shall contract\nindebtedness on behalf of the state, nor assume to bind the state, in an\namount in excess of money appropriated or otherwise lawfully avai…

§ 410. Laws repealed. Chapter fifty-eight of the laws of nineteen\nhundred nine, entitled "An act in relation to state finance,\nconstituting chapter fifty-six of the consolidated laws," and all acts\namendatory thereof, and chapter five hundred forty-five of the laws of\nninete…

§ 411. When to take effect. This chapter shall take effect\nimmediately.\n

§ 42. Limitation on expenditures. The several amounts appropriated in\nany act shall be deemed to be only for so much thereof as shall be\nsufficient to accomplish in full the purposes designated by the\nappropriations and shall be paid by the division of the treasury,\ndepartme…

§ 43. Specific appropriations limited as to use; certain\nappropriations to be specific. Money appropriated for a specific purpose\nshall not be used for any other purpose, and the comptroller shall not\ndraw a warrant for the payment of any sum appropriated, unless it\nclearly …

§ 43-a. Payment of judgments of the court of claims in certain cases\narising out of the appropriation of property by the state. Whenever a\njudgment of the court of claims is rendered against the state for\ndamages arising out of the appropriation by the state of property\npurs…

§ 44. Appropriations for personal service; general. 1. The salary or\ncompensation of any officer or employee, when not prescribed by law, for\nwhich an appropriation is made or for which an allocation has been\napproved pursuant to law by the director of the budget, may be fixe…

§ 47. Substitute employees. Where in any act a line item\nappropriation is made for the salary of an employee and the employee is\non leave of absence on less than full pay, the balance of such\nappropriation shall be available for the payment of the salary of a\nsubstitute empl…

§ 48. Travel expenses for officers and employees. Except as otherwise\nprovided by law, payments for the travel expenses of officers or\nemployees shall be only for actual and necessary expenses incurred in\nthe performance of official duties.\n

§ 49. Segregation of lump sum appropriations. When, in any act, lump\nsum appropriations are made for personal service, or for maintenance and\noperation or for non-personal service, or for maintenance undistributed\nincluding personal service, other than such appropriations for…

§ 5. Deferred compensation. 1. The deferred compensation board is\nhereby established, to consist of one member appointed by the governor,\none member appointed by the temporary president of the senate and one\nmember appointed by the speaker of the assembly. The board shall ado…

§ 50. Transfers of appropriations. Notwithstanding any other\nprovisions of law, in order to better coordinate and reorient the\nadministration of programs which help to reduce, eliminate or avoid\nfinancial dependency, in order to assure that services provided under\nsuch progr…

§ 51. Interchange of appropriations or items therein. No appropriation\nshall be increased or decreased by transfer or otherwise except as\nprovided for in this section or section fifty-three, sixty-six-f,\nseventy-two or ninety-three of this chapter, or article eight of the\ned…

§ 52. Classification of expenditures. Immediately upon the adoption\nof a budget act the comptroller shall prepare and publish definitions of\nthe classification of expense by titles employed in such act, defining\nthe purposes for which moneys appropriated under each title may …

§ 53. Special emergency appropriations. 1. If, for any fiscal year,\nthe legislature enacts a special emergency appropriation, no money shall\nbe paid pursuant to any such appropriation unless an amount of such\nappropriation which is equal to the amount to be paid shall have be…

§ 53-a. Filing of notices of applications for state participation in\ncertain federal programs. 1. No state agency shall make an application\nfor participation in federal funds or a federally-assisted program under\nany federal law and no state agency may approve an application …

§ 53-b. Authorization of applications for state participation in\ncertain grant or contract supported programs. 1. No agency shall make\napplication for participation in any continuing grant or contract\nsupported program when authorization to apply for participation in such\npr…

§ 53-c. Report on financial support of research institutes. If any\nstate agency agrees to provide financial support or any other assistance\nto cover any operating loss for a research institute, such agency shall\nsubmit to the chairs of the senate committee on finance and the …

§ 53-d. Estimates of fiscal impact. If an appropriation bill passed by\nthe legislature contains items that the legislature has added in accord\nwith section four of article seven of the constitution, then such bill\nmust be accompanied by an estimate of the fiscal impact of suc…

§ 54. Per capita state aid for the support of local government. 1.\nDefinitions. When used in this section, unless otherwise expressly\nstated:\n a. (1) "Population" of a county, city, town or village means the\npopulation as shown by the latest preceding decennial federal censu…

§ 54-a. Withholding of payment of local assistance by the state to\ncounties, cities and villages, in certain cases. 1. In the event that\nany county, city or village, subject to the provisions of section ten of\narticle eight of the constitution of this state, levies or causes …

* § 54-b. State assistance to certain public corporations in which\nrailroad real property is partially exempt from taxation. 1. When used\nin this section, unless otherwise expressly stated:\n a. "Public corporation" means a county, city, town, village, school\ndistrict, town o…

* § 54-c. Emergency financial aid to certain cities. 1. Upon\ncertification by the commissioner of taxation and finance and in the\nmanner provided by law state assistance shall be paid during the month\nof March, two thousand four and during the month of March, two thousand\nfi…

§ 54-d. Advance payment of state moneys; authorization only by law.\nNotwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary no payment of\nstate moneys to any county, city, town, village or school district shall\nbe made prior to the date such moneys are due and payable unle…

§ 54-e. State assistance to reimburse municipalities for firefighting\ncosts. 1. As used in this section, unless otherwise expressly stated:\n a. "Normal operating expenses" shall mean those costs, losses and\nexpenses which are ordinarily associated with the maintenance,\nadmin…

§ 54-g. State assistance to local governments for support of\nactivities related to fire prevention and building codes. 1. Beginning\nin March, nineteen hundred eighty-two and annually thereafter, each\ncity, village, and town shall receive from moneys appropriated by the\nstate…

§ 54-h. State aid to local governments for housing maintenance code\nenforcement. 1. The commissioner of housing and community renewal shall\ngrant state aid to cities in the amount of fifty per centum of the\namount of money expended from funds raised by taxes imposed by such c…

* § 54-i. Human services overburden aid to counties. 1. Definitions.\nWhen used in this section, unless otherwise expressly stated:\n a. "County", for the purposes of computation and payment of overburden\naid under this section, shall mean each county located outside the city\n…

§ 54-j. Court facilities incentive aid. 1. State assistance shall be\napportioned and paid in accordance with this subdivision to each\npolitical subdivision of the state specified in paragraph (a) of\nsubdivision two of section thirty-nine of the judiciary law that has\nentered…

§ 54-k. Assistance to counties. There shall be apportioned and paid to\nthe several counties outside the city of New York, from moneys\nappropriated, the amount of seventeen million dollars ($17,000,000) on\nor before July thirty-first, two thousand three. Each county outside th…