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§  88-a. Authorization for the city of New York to acquire and utilize  alternate correctional facilities. As set forth  in  this  article,  the  city  of  New  York,  acting by and through its mayor, is authorized and  empowered:    1. To enter into a construction agreement as defined in  this  article  and  pursuant  to such agreement to advance payment for the construction  of and to acquire from the state two alternate correctional  facilities,  one  in  Ogdensburg  and  one  in  Cape  Vincent,  and  to  finance such  construction and acquisition in the manner provided by law  under  which  the  city  of  New  York  is  authorized to finance property acquired or  constructed  for  public  purposes  regardless  of  the  period  of  any  operation agreement relating to such facilities.    2.  To  enter  into an operation agreement or agreements as defined in  this article and pursuant to any such agreements  to  utilize  alternate  correctional  facilities  for the housing of certain inmates of New York  city correctional facilities.    3. To pay to the state the costs, both capital  and  operating,  which  may  be required of the city of New York by the state in accordance with  a construction agreement or an operation agreement  in  the  manner  set  forth  in any such agreement, including payment in advance of receipt of  services.    4. To sell, subject to the provisions of section eighty-nine-k of this  article, facilities which were originally acquired  from  the  state  as  alternate  correctional  facilities.   Upon sale for cash by the city of  New York of any facility originally acquired pursuant to a  construction  agreement  as  defined in this article, an amount equal to the principal  amount of any bonds then outstanding used to  finance  such  acquisition  shall  be  utilized  by  the  city  of  New York for its general capital  purposes.    5. To make  provision  for  indemnification  in  any  construction  or  operation  agreement  to  conform  with  the  requirements  set forth in  section eighty-nine-l of this article.    6. From time to  time,  to  authorize,  issue  and  sell  obligations,  pursuant  to  the  local  finance  law,  to  pay  the costs of acquiring  property,  of  constructing  alternate   correctional   facilities,   of  constructing,   reconstructing   or  otherwise  providing  other  public  improvements and appurtenances, including in each case architectural and  engineering fees, and of  purchasing  original  furnishings,  equipment,  machinery   and   apparatus  therefor  pursuant  to  this  section.  The  acquisition of such property,  the  construction  of  such  correctional  facilities, the construction, reconstruction or other provision of other  public  improvements and appurtenances and the purchase of such original  furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus are hereby declared city  purposes.

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Statutes > New-york > Cor > Article-4-b > 88-a

§  88-a. Authorization for the city of New York to acquire and utilize  alternate correctional facilities. As set forth  in  this  article,  the  city  of  New  York,  acting by and through its mayor, is authorized and  empowered:    1. To enter into a construction agreement as defined in  this  article  and  pursuant  to such agreement to advance payment for the construction  of and to acquire from the state two alternate correctional  facilities,  one  in  Ogdensburg  and  one  in  Cape  Vincent,  and  to  finance such  construction and acquisition in the manner provided by law  under  which  the  city  of  New  York  is  authorized to finance property acquired or  constructed  for  public  purposes  regardless  of  the  period  of  any  operation agreement relating to such facilities.    2.  To  enter  into an operation agreement or agreements as defined in  this article and pursuant to any such agreements  to  utilize  alternate  correctional  facilities  for the housing of certain inmates of New York  city correctional facilities.    3. To pay to the state the costs, both capital  and  operating,  which  may  be required of the city of New York by the state in accordance with  a construction agreement or an operation agreement  in  the  manner  set  forth  in any such agreement, including payment in advance of receipt of  services.    4. To sell, subject to the provisions of section eighty-nine-k of this  article, facilities which were originally acquired  from  the  state  as  alternate  correctional  facilities.   Upon sale for cash by the city of  New York of any facility originally acquired pursuant to a  construction  agreement  as  defined in this article, an amount equal to the principal  amount of any bonds then outstanding used to  finance  such  acquisition  shall  be  utilized  by  the  city  of  New York for its general capital  purposes.    5. To make  provision  for  indemnification  in  any  construction  or  operation  agreement  to  conform  with  the  requirements  set forth in  section eighty-nine-l of this article.    6. From time to  time,  to  authorize,  issue  and  sell  obligations,  pursuant  to  the  local  finance  law,  to  pay  the costs of acquiring  property,  of  constructing  alternate   correctional   facilities,   of  constructing,   reconstructing   or  otherwise  providing  other  public  improvements and appurtenances, including in each case architectural and  engineering fees, and of  purchasing  original  furnishings,  equipment,  machinery   and   apparatus  therefor  pursuant  to  this  section.  The  acquisition of such property,  the  construction  of  such  correctional  facilities, the construction, reconstruction or other provision of other  public  improvements and appurtenances and the purchase of such original  furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus are hereby declared city  purposes.

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Statutes > New-york > Cor > Article-4-b > 88-a

§  88-a. Authorization for the city of New York to acquire and utilize  alternate correctional facilities. As set forth  in  this  article,  the  city  of  New  York,  acting by and through its mayor, is authorized and  empowered:    1. To enter into a construction agreement as defined in  this  article  and  pursuant  to such agreement to advance payment for the construction  of and to acquire from the state two alternate correctional  facilities,  one  in  Ogdensburg  and  one  in  Cape  Vincent,  and  to  finance such  construction and acquisition in the manner provided by law  under  which  the  city  of  New  York  is  authorized to finance property acquired or  constructed  for  public  purposes  regardless  of  the  period  of  any  operation agreement relating to such facilities.    2.  To  enter  into an operation agreement or agreements as defined in  this article and pursuant to any such agreements  to  utilize  alternate  correctional  facilities  for the housing of certain inmates of New York  city correctional facilities.    3. To pay to the state the costs, both capital  and  operating,  which  may  be required of the city of New York by the state in accordance with  a construction agreement or an operation agreement  in  the  manner  set  forth  in any such agreement, including payment in advance of receipt of  services.    4. To sell, subject to the provisions of section eighty-nine-k of this  article, facilities which were originally acquired  from  the  state  as  alternate  correctional  facilities.   Upon sale for cash by the city of  New York of any facility originally acquired pursuant to a  construction  agreement  as  defined in this article, an amount equal to the principal  amount of any bonds then outstanding used to  finance  such  acquisition  shall  be  utilized  by  the  city  of  New York for its general capital  purposes.    5. To make  provision  for  indemnification  in  any  construction  or  operation  agreement  to  conform  with  the  requirements  set forth in  section eighty-nine-l of this article.    6. From time to  time,  to  authorize,  issue  and  sell  obligations,  pursuant  to  the  local  finance  law,  to  pay  the costs of acquiring  property,  of  constructing  alternate   correctional   facilities,   of  constructing,   reconstructing   or  otherwise  providing  other  public  improvements and appurtenances, including in each case architectural and  engineering fees, and of  purchasing  original  furnishings,  equipment,  machinery   and   apparatus  therefor  pursuant  to  this  section.  The  acquisition of such property,  the  construction  of  such  correctional  facilities, the construction, reconstruction or other provision of other  public  improvements and appurtenances and the purchase of such original  furnishings, equipment, machinery and apparatus are hereby declared city  purposes.