N.Y. NAV Law § 140
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§ 140. Definitions. As used in this article, the following terms shall\nmean and include: (a) Municipality. A county, city, town, or village; a\ncounty, city, town or village on behalf of an improvement district; or\nany two or more of the foregoing which are acting jointly in connection\nwith a project.\n (b) Federal government. The federal government or any agency or\nofficer thereof.\n (c) Harbor of refuge. A harbor or navigational improvement designed\nprimarily to enhance recreational boating, which is constructed or\nimproved by the federal government and which requires state\nparticipation.\n (d) Local marine facility. A harbor or navigational improvement\ndesigned primarily to enhance recreational boating, a facility\nappurtenant or incidental thereto, or a facility appurtenant or\nincidental to a harbor of refuge, which is constructed or improved by a\nmunicipality.\n (e) State marine facility. A harbor or navigational improvement which\nis designed to enhance recreational boating, a facility appurtenant or\nincidental thereto, a facility appurtenant or incidental to a harbor of\nrefuge, a storm alert system or components thereof, navigational aides,\nand any other similar capital improvement designed primarily to enhance\nrecreational boating, which is constructed or improved by the\ncommissioner.\n (f) Marine project or project. A harbor of refuge, local marine\nfacility or state marine facility, as the case may be.\n
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