N.Y. ENV Law § 27-1115
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Aid to local governments
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§ 27-1115. Aid to local governments.\n No later than the first day of April, nineteen hundred eighty-eight,\nthe department shall submit to the legislature and the governor a report\nrecommending appropriate forms of state aid or assistance to local\ngovernmental units within the boundaries of which any industrial\nhazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal facilities subject to\nthis title may be located. Such report shall be developed by the\ndepartment and shall:\n 1. describe the nature of the probable impacts upon local governmental\nunits of such facilities;\n 2. describe the possible forms or kinds of state or other aid or\nassistance which might be appropriate to mitigate or provide off-setting\nbenefits with respect to each of the kinds of probable impacts on local\ngovernmental units identified pursuant to this section; and\n 3. set forth the department's specific recommendations to the\nlegislature and the governor for the forms of kinds of state or other\naid or assistance to local governmental units to mitigate or provide\noff-setting benefits with respect to such impacts, together with the\nreasons for the department's specific recommendations.\n
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