N.Y. NAV Law § 181-B
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Environmental lien notice; contents
Official statutory text
§ 181-b. Environmental lien notice; contents. A notice of\nenvironmental lien must state:\n 1. That the lienor is the New York environmental protection and spill\ncompensation fund;\n 2. The name of the record owner of the real property on which the\nenvironmental lien has attached;\n 3. The real property subject to the lien, with a description thereof\nsufficient for identification;\n 4. That the real property described in the notice is the property upon\nwhich a discharge occurred and that cleanup and removal costs and damage\ncosts have been incurred by the lienor as a result of such discharge;\n 5. That the owner is potentially liable for cleanup and removal costs\nand damage costs pursuant to section one hundred eighty-one of this\npart; and\n 6. That an environmental lien has attached to the described real\nproperty.\n
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