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§  225.  Performance of work. 1. All work on an approved project shall  be under the immediate  control  and  direct  supervision  of  the  town  superintendent, subject to inspection by the commissioner and the county  superintendent.  Such work or any part thereof may be consummated (a) by  the town by direct employment of labor, purchase of material and  rental  of  machinery  and equipment, (b) by contract with the county, or (c) by  contract with an independent contractor.    2. In cases where work is to be done under contract with  the  county,  the  contract  shall  be  entered  into  by the county superintendent on  behalf of the county and by the town superintendent  on  behalf  of  the  town  and  shall  be subject to the approval of the board of supervisors  and the town board. Any such contract may  be  entered  into  by  direct  negotiations  and  shall not be subject to the provisions of section one  hundred three of the general municipal law.   The county  superintendent  shall  not  enter  into  the performance of such contract until the full  amount of the town's share of the cost of the project  shall  have  been  paid to the county treasurer.    3.  In  cases  where  work  is to be done under contract other than by  contract with the county, such contract shall be  awarded  by  the  town  board  subject  to  the  approval  of  the county superintendent and the  commissioner. All such contracts in excess of the amount  specified  for  public  work  in  subdivision  one  of  section one hundred three of the  general municipal law shall be awarded to the lowest responsible  bidder  after  advertisement  for  bids  in  the  manner provided by section one  hundred three of the general municipal law. If separate contracts  shall  be  awarded  for  portions  of  the work, other than to the county, they  shall be awarded in the manner above provided.    4. Machinery and equipment required for work to  be  done  under  this  article  may be rented from other municipal corporations or from private  persons, firms and corporations. The commissioner shall fix  the  hourly  rental  rates  for  such machinery and equipment. Such rates may include  the services of  skilled  operators  of  such  machinery  or  equipment.  Rentals  from  private persons, firms and corporations shall be at rates  not in excess of the rates  fixed  by  the  commissioner.  Rentals  from  municipal corporations, notwithstanding the provisions of any other law,  shall  be  at  the rates fixed by the commissioner. The proceeds of such  rentals received by municipal corporations, other than for the  services  of skilled operators, shall be credited as follows:    (a) In counties, to the road machinery fund;    (b) In cities and villages, to the general fund;    (c)  In  towns,  to  the  highway  machinery  fund,  to be applied for  purposes for which amounts may be raised pursuant to  subdivision  three  of  section  two  hundred seventy-one of the highway law. The portion of  any such rental charge which is in reimbursement for the services  of  a  skilled   operator  shall  be  credited  to  the  fund  from  which  his  compensation was paid. If  a  town  shall  use  its  own  machinery  and  equipment  in  the  performance of any work under this article, it shall  charge therefor, as a project  cost,  the  hourly  rates  fixed  by  the  commissioner  and  the moneys received therefor shall be credited in the  manner hereinabove provided.

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Statutes > New-york > Hay > Article-8-a > 225

§  225.  Performance of work. 1. All work on an approved project shall  be under the immediate  control  and  direct  supervision  of  the  town  superintendent, subject to inspection by the commissioner and the county  superintendent.  Such work or any part thereof may be consummated (a) by  the town by direct employment of labor, purchase of material and  rental  of  machinery  and equipment, (b) by contract with the county, or (c) by  contract with an independent contractor.    2. In cases where work is to be done under contract with  the  county,  the  contract  shall  be  entered  into  by the county superintendent on  behalf of the county and by the town superintendent  on  behalf  of  the  town  and  shall  be subject to the approval of the board of supervisors  and the town board. Any such contract may  be  entered  into  by  direct  negotiations  and  shall not be subject to the provisions of section one  hundred three of the general municipal law.   The county  superintendent  shall  not  enter  into  the performance of such contract until the full  amount of the town's share of the cost of the project  shall  have  been  paid to the county treasurer.    3.  In  cases  where  work  is to be done under contract other than by  contract with the county, such contract shall be  awarded  by  the  town  board  subject  to  the  approval  of  the county superintendent and the  commissioner. All such contracts in excess of the amount  specified  for  public  work  in  subdivision  one  of  section one hundred three of the  general municipal law shall be awarded to the lowest responsible  bidder  after  advertisement  for  bids  in  the  manner provided by section one  hundred three of the general municipal law. If separate contracts  shall  be  awarded  for  portions  of  the work, other than to the county, they  shall be awarded in the manner above provided.    4. Machinery and equipment required for work to  be  done  under  this  article  may be rented from other municipal corporations or from private  persons, firms and corporations. The commissioner shall fix  the  hourly  rental  rates  for  such machinery and equipment. Such rates may include  the services of  skilled  operators  of  such  machinery  or  equipment.  Rentals  from  private persons, firms and corporations shall be at rates  not in excess of the rates  fixed  by  the  commissioner.  Rentals  from  municipal corporations, notwithstanding the provisions of any other law,  shall  be  at  the rates fixed by the commissioner. The proceeds of such  rentals received by municipal corporations, other than for the  services  of skilled operators, shall be credited as follows:    (a) In counties, to the road machinery fund;    (b) In cities and villages, to the general fund;    (c)  In  towns,  to  the  highway  machinery  fund,  to be applied for  purposes for which amounts may be raised pursuant to  subdivision  three  of  section  two  hundred seventy-one of the highway law. The portion of  any such rental charge which is in reimbursement for the services  of  a  skilled   operator  shall  be  credited  to  the  fund  from  which  his  compensation was paid. If  a  town  shall  use  its  own  machinery  and  equipment  in  the  performance of any work under this article, it shall  charge therefor, as a project  cost,  the  hourly  rates  fixed  by  the  commissioner  and  the moneys received therefor shall be credited in the  manner hereinabove provided.

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Statutes > New-york > Hay > Article-8-a > 225

§  225.  Performance of work. 1. All work on an approved project shall  be under the immediate  control  and  direct  supervision  of  the  town  superintendent, subject to inspection by the commissioner and the county  superintendent.  Such work or any part thereof may be consummated (a) by  the town by direct employment of labor, purchase of material and  rental  of  machinery  and equipment, (b) by contract with the county, or (c) by  contract with an independent contractor.    2. In cases where work is to be done under contract with  the  county,  the  contract  shall  be  entered  into  by the county superintendent on  behalf of the county and by the town superintendent  on  behalf  of  the  town  and  shall  be subject to the approval of the board of supervisors  and the town board. Any such contract may  be  entered  into  by  direct  negotiations  and  shall not be subject to the provisions of section one  hundred three of the general municipal law.   The county  superintendent  shall  not  enter  into  the performance of such contract until the full  amount of the town's share of the cost of the project  shall  have  been  paid to the county treasurer.    3.  In  cases  where  work  is to be done under contract other than by  contract with the county, such contract shall be  awarded  by  the  town  board  subject  to  the  approval  of  the county superintendent and the  commissioner. All such contracts in excess of the amount  specified  for  public  work  in  subdivision  one  of  section one hundred three of the  general municipal law shall be awarded to the lowest responsible  bidder  after  advertisement  for  bids  in  the  manner provided by section one  hundred three of the general municipal law. If separate contracts  shall  be  awarded  for  portions  of  the work, other than to the county, they  shall be awarded in the manner above provided.    4. Machinery and equipment required for work to  be  done  under  this  article  may be rented from other municipal corporations or from private  persons, firms and corporations. The commissioner shall fix  the  hourly  rental  rates  for  such machinery and equipment. Such rates may include  the services of  skilled  operators  of  such  machinery  or  equipment.  Rentals  from  private persons, firms and corporations shall be at rates  not in excess of the rates  fixed  by  the  commissioner.  Rentals  from  municipal corporations, notwithstanding the provisions of any other law,  shall  be  at  the rates fixed by the commissioner. The proceeds of such  rentals received by municipal corporations, other than for the  services  of skilled operators, shall be credited as follows:    (a) In counties, to the road machinery fund;    (b) In cities and villages, to the general fund;    (c)  In  towns,  to  the  highway  machinery  fund,  to be applied for  purposes for which amounts may be raised pursuant to  subdivision  three  of  section  two  hundred seventy-one of the highway law. The portion of  any such rental charge which is in reimbursement for the services  of  a  skilled   operator  shall  be  credited  to  the  fund  from  which  his  compensation was paid. If  a  town  shall  use  its  own  machinery  and  equipment  in  the  performance of any work under this article, it shall  charge therefor, as a project  cost,  the  hourly  rates  fixed  by  the  commissioner  and  the moneys received therefor shall be credited in the  manner hereinabove provided.