N.Y. PBA Law § 1914

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Reporting

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* § 1914. Reporting. 1. Effective April first, two thousand\ntwenty-four, the authority shall issue an annual report regarding the\neffectiveness of the program and providing recommendations for\nimprovements to the program. Such report shall include:\n (a) the number and identity of communities and local governments\nreached through the comprehensive education, engagement and outreach\neffort;\n (b) the number of regional discussion forums held for communities and\ndevelopers, and identification of attendees and description of outcomes;\n (c) the number, description and status of renewable energy planning\ntools and resources developed, including the clean energy development\nmapping tool;\n (d) the number and identity of local governments receiving technical\nassistance and training on the clean energy mapping tool and other\nresources;\n (e) the number of service providers and contracts awarded;\n (f) the amount of funds invested in the clean energy outreach and\ncommunity planning program; and\n (g) any additional information relevant to assessing program\neffectiveness.\n 2. The authority shall submit such report to the governor, the\ntemporary president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly. A\ncopy of the report shall also be posted on the authority's website.\n * NB Repealed December 31, 2031\n

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