N.Y. PAR Law § 25.01
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§ 25.01 Rules and regulations. With a view of achieving maximum use\nof snowmobiles and minimizing the detrimental effect thereof upon the\nenvironment, the commissioner shall adopt rules and regulations relating\nto and including, but not limited to the following:\n 1. Use of snowmobiles insofar as fish and wildlife resources are\naffected.\n 2. Use of snowmobiles on public lands and waters under the\njurisdiction of the office.\n 3. Uniform signs or markers to be used by governmental agencies which\nare necessary or desirable to control, direct, or regulate the operation\nand use of snowmobiles. Such signs as may be designated for use on\nhighways shall also be approved by the commissioner of transportation.\n 4. Specifications relating to equipment required for safety as\nprovided in section 25.17.\n 5. Requirements for the protection of private property or interests\ntherein occasioned by the use of snowmobiles.\n 6. Establishment of a comprehensive snowmobile information and safety\neducation and training program, including provision for issuance of\nsnowmobile safety certificates for operation of snowmobiles by youthful\noperators.\n 7. Granting of permits for and the conduct of special events as\nprovided in section 25.11.\n 8. Administration and enforcement of the provisions of section 25.13,\nrelating to insurance.\n 9. Such other matters as may be necessary or desirable to provide for\nthe effective administration and enforcement of the provisions of this\ntitle.\n
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