N.Y. PBA Law § 1830-A
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Conveyance of state land
Official statutory text
§ 1830-a. Conveyance of state land. Notwithstanding section\nthirty-three of the public lands law the commissioner of general\nservices shall have power, in his discretion, from time to time to grant\nand convey to the authority, upon such terms and conditions including\nconsideration as the commissioner of general services may fix and\ndetermine, unappropriated state lands, lands under water, abandoned\ncanal lands and salt springs lands which the authority shall certify to\nbe in conformity with its corporate purposes. Certification shall be\nevidenced by a formal request from the authority and shall be subject to\nthe approval of the director of the budget.\n
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