N.Y. GMU Law § 380

§ 380. Code and ordinance violations; administrative adjudication. 1.\nAny municipality having a population of more than three hundred thousand\nbut less than three hundred fifty thousand may adopt a local law\nestablishing an administrative adjudication hearing procedure under the\nprovisions of this article for all code and ordinance violations\nregarding conditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public\nhealth, safety or welfare. Such bureaus shall be responsible for the\nimpartial administration and conduct of adjudicatory proceedings in such\nmunicipality.\n 2. The city of Yonkers may adopt a local law establishing an\nadministrative adjudication hearing procedure under the provisions of\nthis article for all code and ordinance violations relating to\nconditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public health,\nsafety or welfare, provided, however, that such administrative\nadjudication hearing procedure shall not apply to violations of the\nbuilding code of the city of Yonkers. Such administrative adjudication\nbureau established pursuant to this subdivision may also provide for the\nhearing and determination of traffic infractions constituting parking,\nstanding or stopping violations, provided that the provisions of article\ntwo-B of the vehicle and traffic law shall apply to such hearing and\ndeterminations.\n 3. The town of Huntington may adopt a local law establishing an\nadministrative adjudication hearing procedure under the provisions of\nthis article for all code and ordinance violations relating to\nconditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public health,\nsafety or welfare, provided, however, that such administrative\nadjudication hearing procedure shall not apply to violations of the\nbuilding code of the town of Huntington.\n * 4. The town of Babylon may adopt a local law establishing an\nadministrative adjudication hearing procedure under the provisions of\nthis article for all code and ordinance violations relating to\nconditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public health,\nsafety or welfare, provided, however, that such administrative\nadjudication hearing procedure shall not apply to violations of the\nbuilding code of the town of Babylon.\n * NB There are 2 sb 4's\n * 4. The city of Syracuse may adopt a local law establishing an\nadministrative adjudication hearing procedure under the provisions of\nthis article for all code and ordinance violations relating to\nconditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public health,\nsafety or welfare, provided, however, that such administrative\nadjudication hearing procedure shall not apply to violations of the\nbuilding code of the city of Syracuse.\n * NB There are 2 sb 4's\n 5. The town of East Hampton may adopt a local law establishing an\nadministrative adjudication hearing procedure under the provisions of\nthis article for all code and ordinance violations relating to\nconditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public health,\nsafety or welfare, provided, however, that such administrative\nadjudication hearing procedure shall not apply to violations of the\nbuilding code of the town of East Hampton.\n 6. The city of Newburgh may adopt a local law establishing an\nadministrative adjudication hearing procedure under the provisions of\nthis article for all code and ordinance violations relating to\nconditions which constitute a threat or danger to the public health,\nsafety or welfare, provided, however, that such administrative\nadjudication hearing procedure shall not apply to violations of the\nbuilding code of the city of Newburgh.\n