N.Y. POA Law § 10
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§ 10. After estimates of the cost of any improvement or improvements\nby the commission under this act shall have been made and after the\napportionment, or any revision or apportionment, covering any such\nimprovement or improvements shall have become final, as provided in this\nact, whereby the proportions to be paid by the real estate in the\nseveral municipalities shall have been determined, the commission may\nprovide moneys for construction of such improvements, in an amount not\nexceeding such estimated cost. Any judicial review of such final\napportionment by the commission, however, shall not delay or prevent the\ncommencement of construction work. Bonds or notes of the district shall\nnot be construed in any event as obligations of the state, and the state\nshall not be obligated to pay the principal or interest, or either.\n
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