N.Y. HAY Law § 115-C
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Notice to municipalities where county roads are abandoned or revert to such municipalities
Official statutory text
§ 115-c. Notice to municipalities where county roads are abandoned or\nrevert to such municipalities. Whenever a county road is abandoned or\nreverts to a city, town or village pursuant to the provisions of\nsections one hundred fifteen-a and one hundred fifteen-b of this\nchapter, thirty days before such abandonment or reverter is effective,\nthe board of supervisors or county legislature must give notice that\nsuch abandonment or reverter is to take place to the clerk and the\nmayor, supervisors or other chief executive officer of each of such\nmunicipalities within which all or part of such road is situated.\n
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