Title ENV, Environmental Conservation

§ 19-0923. Severability.\n The provisions of this title shall be severable, and if any clause,\nsentence, paragraph, subdivision or part of this title shall be adjudged\nby any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, such judgment\nshall not effect, impair or invalidate th…

§ 19-1101. Definitions.\n For purposes of this article, the following terms shall have the\nfollowing meanings:\n 1. "motor vehicle" shall mean a passenger vehicle, light-duty truck\nwith a gross vehicle weight of eighty-five hundred pounds or less, or\nany other vehicle determin…

§ 19-1103. Vehicle global warming index labels.\n 1. No model year two thousand ten or subsequent model year motor\nvehicle shall be sold in this state unless there is securely and\nconspicuously affixed in a clearly visible location, a label on which\nthe manufacturer shall endo…

§ 19-1105. Regulations.\n The commissioner is hereby authorized and directed to promulgate rules\nand/or regulations specifying labeling requirements necessary for the\nimplementation of this title provided, however, that any such rules\nand/or regulations may allow for the use o…

§ 21-0101. New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Compact.\n The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Compact as first\nentered into pursuant to chapter 764 of the laws of 1949, and as\nreenacted by chapter 475 of the laws of 1961, is hereby continued. The\ncomp…

§ 21-0103. Membership on commission.\n The state shall be represented on the New England Interstate Water\nPollution Control Commission by five commissioners to be appointed by\nthe Governor. One shall be the Commissioner of Environmental\nConservation, one shall be an officer of…

§ 21-0105. Budget.\n The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission shall\nsubmit annually, in accordance with the laws and practice of this state,\nto the Commissioner of Environmental Conservation for study and\nconsideration by such commissioner, an estimate of …

§ 21-0107. State contribution.\n The state agrees to contribute to the commission such annual amount as\nmay be required for its several purposes under the terms of such\ncompact, within appropriations therefor.\n

§ 21-0109. Examination of accounts.\n The state Comptroller is hereby authorized and empowered from time to\ntime to examine the accounts and books of the commission, including its\nreceipts, disbursements and such other items referring to its financial\nstanding as such Comptrol…

§ 21-0111. Inconsistent provisions.\n No provision of the Public Health Law and no provision of the\nEnvironmental Conservation Law, if such provision of the Environmental\nConservation Law was derived from a provision of the Public Health Law,\nwhich is inconsistent with the pro…

§ 21-0113. Appraisal.\n On August 15, 1964, and at intervals of four years thereafter, the\nCommissioner of Environmental Conservation shall evaluate the role of\nthe New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission with\nrespect to the interstate waters of concern to Ne…

§ 21-0115. Additional powers.\n 1. The state reaffirms its support of the cooperative approach to the\nabatement and control of water pollution as embodied in the New England\nInterstate Water Pollution Control Compact. In view of the increases in\npopulation concentrations, the …

§ 21-0117. Water quality network.\n 1. The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission, in\ncooperation with the state and such other states signatory to the New\nEngland Interstate Water Pollution Control Compact as may participate,\nshall establish and maintain a …

§ 21-0301. Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compact.\n The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compact, as first enacted by\nchapter 776 of the laws of 1939, and as reenacted by chapter 472 of the\nlaws of 1961, is hereby continued. The compact is as follows:\n OHIO RIVER VALLEY…

§ 21-0303. Joinder by Virginia.\n The state of New York hereby consents that the state of Virginia may\nbecome a party to and a signatory state of the compact described in the\npreceding section as fully as though such state had been expressly named\ntherein.\n

§ 21-0305. Commissioners; cooperation by departments and officers.\n 1. In pursuance of article four of said compact, there shall be three\nmembers (hereinafter called commissioners) of the Ohio River Valley\nWater Sanitation Commission (hereinafter called commission) from the\ns…

§ 21-0307. Jurisdiction of court; powers of Attorney-General and other\n law enforcement officers.\n The supreme court of the state of New York is hereby granted the\njurisdiction specified in article nine of said compact, and the\nAttorney-General and any other law enforcement o…

§ 21-0309. Powers to be additional.\n Any powers herein granted to the commission shall be regarded as in\naid of and supplemental to and in no case a limitation upon any other\npowers vested in said commission by other laws of the state of New York\nor by any other jurisdiction,…

§ 21-0311. Financial examination; recommendations.\n 1. The commission shall keep accurate accounts of all receipts and\ndisbursements and shall report to the Governor and the legislature of\nthe state of New York, on or before the tenth day of January in each\nyear, setting fort…

§ 21-0313. Budget.\n 1. The commission shall submit annually, in accordance with the laws\nand practice of this state to the Governor, for study and consideration\nby him, an estimate of moneys required to administer, manage and support\nthe commission. Such estimate shall includ…

§ 21-0315. Inconsistent provisions.\n No provision of the Public Health Law and no provision of the\nEnvironmental Conservation Law, if such provision of the Environmental\nConservation Law was derived from a provision of the Public Health Law,\nwhich is inconsistent with the pro…

§ 21-0317. Evaluation.\n On August 15, 1964, and at intervals of four years thereafter, the\nCommissioner of Environmental Conservation shall evaluate the role of\nthe commission with respect to the waters within and commingled with\nthose in New York over which the commission ha…

§ 21-0501. Tri-state compact.\n The tri-state compact as first entered into pursuant to chapter 4 of\nthe laws of 1936, as reenacted by chapter 476 of the laws of 1961, and\nas amended by chapter 1046 of the laws of 1969, is hereby continued. The\ncompact is as follows:\n TRI-STA…

§ 21-0503. Commissioners.\n 1. The Governor shall, by and with the advice and consent of the\nsenate, appoint four commissioners to the interstate environmental\ncommission created by the tri-state compact, each of whom shall be a\nresident voter of the state of New York. The Com…

§ 21-0505. Cooperation of other officers and agencies.\n All state and municipal departments, commissions, boards and bodies\nhaving to do with the waters of the state shall cooperate with the\ncommission and shall furnish to the commission such information as the\ncommission sha…

§ 21-0507. Enforcement proceedings.\n Whenever the interstate environmental commission shall be of the\nopinion that any person, association or corporation, municipal or\notherwise, within the district is failing or omitting, or about to fail\nor omit to do anything required of i…

§ 21-0509. Powers to be additional; inconsistent provisions.\n Any powers herein granted to the interstate environmental commission\nshall be regarded as in aid of and supplemental to, and in no case a\nlimitation upon, any other powers legally vested in said commission. No\nprov…

§ 21-0511. Further pollution.\n No person, firm or corporation, municipal or otherwise, shall create,\nestablish, cause or maintain any source of pollution within the\ndistrict, not existing on April 1, 1935; provided, however, that after\nhearing and investigation on application…

§ 21-0513. Hearings.\n Whenever the commission shall determine upon investigation that sewage\nor other polluting matter from any city, village, town, county, borough,\nmunicipality or other entity, as defined in the compact, building,\nsteamboat, or other vessel, or any garbage,…

§ 21-0515. Preparation of plan; consultation.\n The commission may prepare a general plan of the most practicable and\neconomical method of securing conformity with the standards set forth in\nthe compact, having in view the future growth and development of the\ndistrict, and to …

§ 21-0517. Report and recommendations.\n The commission shall keep accurate accounts of all receipts and\ndisbursements and shall report to the Governor and the legislature of\nthis state on or before the twenty-fifth day of January in each year,\nsetting forth in detail the tran…

§ 21-0519. Budget.\n 1. The interstate environmental commission shall submit annually to\nthe Governor in accordance with the laws and practice of this state, for\nstudy and consideration by him, an estimate of moneys required to\nadminister, manage and support the commission dur…

§ 21-0521. Financial examination.\n The Comptroller of the state of New York is hereby authorized and\nempowered, from time to time, to examine the accounts and books of the\ncommission including its receipts, disbursements and such other items\nreferring to its financial standin…

§ 21-0523. Evaluation.\n On August 15, l964, and at intervals of four years thereafter, the\nCommissioner of Environmental Conservation shall evaluate the role of\nthe commission with respect to the waters within and commingled with\nthose in New York, and any other matter over w…

§ 21-0525. Interstate air pollution.\n When the state of New Jersey shall have enacted legislation of\nsubstantially similar import and for so long as such legislation of the\nstate of New Jersey remains in force, the interstate environmental\ncommission shall, in addition to its…

§ 21-0701. Delaware river basin compact.\n The Delaware river basin compact as first entered into pursuant to\nchapter 148 of the laws of 1961, as renumbered by chapter 801 of the\nlaws of 1962, and as amended by chapter 262 of the laws of 1970, is\nhereby continued as follows:\n…

§ 21-0703. Commissioner and alternate.\n 1. As provided in the second subdivision of section two of article two\nof the compact, the Governor shall be this state's member on the\ncommission established thereby. The Governor shall appoint an officer of\nthe Department of Environme…

§ 21-0705. Advisors.\n 1. The member of the Delaware river basin commission from this state\nshall have an advisor as contemplated by subdivision six of section two\nof article two of the compact. Such advisor shall be the mayor of the\ncity of New York or his designee, but no de…

§ 21-0707. Consent to alteration of diversions.\n 1. Consent of this state to the impairment, diminution or other\nadverse effect on diversions, compensating releases, rights, conditions,\nobligations, and provisions for the administration thereof as\ncontemplated by subdivision …

§ 21-0709. Jurisdiction of courts.\n Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, the phrase "court of\ncompetent jurisdiction" as used in the compact shall, with reference to\nthis state, mean the supreme court, and said court is hereby given all\nnecessary and appropriate …

§ 21-0711. Prior to project approval.\n No project requiring a license, permit or other approval by any agency\nor officer of this state, or any subdivision thereof, shall be given any\nsuch license, permit, or approval, if such project requires approval of\nthe Delaware river ba…

§ 21-0713. Agreements with municipalities.\n Any city, county, town or village within the "basin", as that term is\ndefined in the compact, shall have power to make agreements to provide\ntechnical and financial aid as contemplated by paragraph (b) of\nsubdivision two of section …

§ 21-0715. Delegations of power.\n No agency or officer of this state or any subdivision thereof shall\naccept or exercise any delegation of power pursuant to subdivision one\nof section ten of article ten of the compact unless, in the absence of\nthe compact, it would have the c…

§ 21-0716. Report and recommendations of department.\n The department shall submit to the governor and the legislature of\nthis state on or before the twenty-fifth day of January, nineteen\nhundred seventy-eight, and every year thereafter, a detailed examination\nand evaluation o…

§ 21-0717. Cooperative services.\n Departments, agencies and officers shall provide technical and\nadministrative services to the Delaware river basin commission upon\nrequest, within the limits of available appropriations and shall\ncooperate generally with said commission for t…

§ 21-0719. Budget.\n The Delaware river basin commission shall submit annually to the\nDirector of the Budget, in accordance with the rules and practice of the\nstate, for study and consideration by such Director, an estimate of\nmoneys required to administer, manage and support …

§ 21-0721. Audit.\n Pursuant to paragraph (b) of subdivision eleven of section fourteen of\narticle fourteen of the compact, the State Comptroller is hereby\nauthorized and empowered from time to time to examine the accounts and\nbooks of the commission, including its receipts, d…

§ 21-0723. Inconsistent laws.\n No provision of this chapter or of any other law, which is\ninconsistent with the provisions of the compact shill be applicable to\nthe Delaware river basin commission or to any matter governed by the\ncompact.\n

§ 21-0901. Great Lakes Basin Compact.\n The Great Lakes Basin Compact, as first enacted by chapter 643 of the\nlaws of l960, as reenacted by chapter 473 of the laws of 1961, and as\nrenumbered by chapter 73 of the laws of l962, is hereby continued. The\ncompact is as follows:\n T…

§ 21-0903. Representation on the commission.\n In pursuance of article four of the compact there shall be five\ncommissioners. One shall be the Commissioner of Environmental\nConservation or, if designated by him, one of his principal deputies.\nThe other four commissioners shall…