N.Y. RPT Law § 1546
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Determination of specific types of property eligible for advisory appraisals by state or county
Official statutory text
§ 1546. Determination of specific types of property eligible for\nadvisory appraisals by state or county. The commissioner shall determine\nthe specific types of property which are included in the descriptions of\nmoderately and highly complex properties eligible for advisory\nappraisals as provided in sections fifteen hundred thirty-six and\nfifteen hundred forty-four of this article, considering in addition to\nother pertinent factors the level of appraisal skills required of\nassessors and other appraisal personnel of the respective counties,\ncities, towns and villages under the minimum qualification standards\nestablished in accordance with the provisions of this article.\n
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