Title TCP, Transportation Corporations

§ 46. Corporations may contract with other cities, towns or villages;\ncertificate of extension; effect of merger. When any such corporation\nhas entered into a contract with the authorities of any city, town or\nvillage not mentioned in its certificate of incorporation, but sit…

§ 47. Merger or consolidation of waterworks corporations. Any two or\nmore domestic waterworks corporations may merge or consolidate with each\nother, in accordance with the procedure and with the effect set forth in\narticle nine of the business corporation law.\n

§ 5. Application. A corporation heretofore or hereafter incorporated\nunder a general law for a purpose or purposes for which a corporation\nmay be formed under this chapter shall in respect to such purpose or\npurposes have all the powers and privileges conferred, and be subjec…

§ 6. Merger of subsidiary corporations. (a) Any domestic\ntransportation corporation or any foreign corporation authorized to do\nin this state any business which may be done in this state by a domestic\ntransportation corporation, owning at least ninety-five percent of the\nout…

* § 7. Agreement for fiber optic utility use and occupancy of state\nright of way. The commissioner of transportation is hereby authorized to\nenter into an agreement with any fiber optic utility for use and\noccupancy of the state right of way for the purposes of installing,\nm…

§ 70. Definition. A ferry corporation is a corporation organized to\noperate a ferry, wholly within or partly without this state.\n

§ 71. Powers. Any such corporation shall have power to take by grant\nor by assignment a franchise or right to establish and operate a ferry\nor ferries, as specified in the certificate of incorporation, subject to\nthe rights of any person, or municipal or other corporation.\n …

§ 72. Posting schedule of rates. A corporation operating a ferry in\nthis state, or between this state and any other state, shall post in a\nconspicuous and accessible place in each of its ferry houses, in plain\nview of the passengers, a schedule plainly printed in the English\…

§ 80. Definitions. 1. A pipe line corporation is a corporation\norganized to construct and operate for public use, wholly within or\npartly without this state, except in the city of New York, lines of pipe\nfor conveying or transporting therein petroleum, gas, liquids or any\npr…

§ 81. Additional powers. Every such corporation shall have power:\n 1. To make such examinations and surveys as it may deem necessary for\nthe selection of the most advantageous route, and for such purpose by\nits officers, agents or servants to enter upon the lands or waters of…

§ 81-a. Misconduct of officers and agents of pipe-line corporations.\nAny officer, agent or manager of a pipe-line corporation who:\n 1. Neglects or refuses to transport any product delivered for\ntransportation, or to accept and allow a delivery thereof in the order\nof applica…

§ 82. Location of route. Before commencing the construction of its\npipe line in any county, and before commencing any proceeding for the\ncondemnation of real property, such a corporation shall plainly mark the\nroute adopted and located by it by stakes consecutively numbered a…

§ 83. Condemnation of real property. In case such corporation is\nunable to agree for the purchase of any real property required for the\npurposes of its incorporation, and its route in the county in which such\nreal property is situated has been finally located, it shall have t…

§ 84. Railroad and highway crossings. Whenever it shall be necessary\nfor any line of pipe of any such corporation to cross any railroad or\nhighway, such line of pipe shall be laid under such railroad or highway,\nwith the least injury practicable, and unless such right to cros…

§ 85. Construction across and along canals, rivers and creeks. No\npipe line shall be constructed upon or across any of the canals of this\nstate, except by the consent of and in the manner and upon the terms\nprescribed by the, commissioner of transportation, unless constructed…

§ 86. Consent of local authorities. No pipe lines shall be constructed\nacross or along any public highway without the consent of the public\nofficer or body having supervision thereof, upon such terms as may be\nagreed upon with him or it, and also in the case of any public hig…

§ 87. Construction through villages and cities. No pipe line shall be\nconstructed into or through any incorporated village or city in this\nstate, unless authorized by a resolution prescribing the route, manner\nof construction and terms upon which granted, adopted at a regular…

§ 88. Over Indian reservations. Such corporations may contract with\nthe chiefs of any nation of Indians over whose lands it may be necessary\nto construct its pipe line for the right to construct the same upon such\nlands, but no such contract shall vest in the corporation the …

§ 89. Over state lands. The commissioner of general services shall\nhave power to grant to any pipe line corporation any lands belonging to\nthe people of this state which may be required for the purposes of its\nincorporation on such terms as may be agreed, or such corporation …

§ 90. Use of line to be public; storage; liable as common carrier;\nrates and charges. Every such corporation shall be a common carrier and\nits pipe lines subject to public use. All persons desiring to transport\nproducts shall have the right on equal terms to transportation in…

§ 91. Receipts for property; cancellation of vouchers; delivery of\nproperty. No receipt, certificate or order of any kind shall be issued,\nmade or accepted by any such corporation for any commodity unless the\ncommodity represented thereby is actually in possession of the\ncor…

§ 92. Semi-annual statements. Every such corporation shall make a\nsemi-annual statement showing the quantity of all commodities on hand on\nthe first day of the period for which the statement is made; the\nquantity received and delivered during such period, and the quantity on\…

§ 93. Fences; farm crossings and use of line not inclosed. It shall\nnot be necessary for any such corporation to fence the lands acquired\nfor its corporate purposes. But, if not inclosed by a substantial fence,\nthe owner of the adjoining lands from whom such lands were obtain…