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Statutes > New-york > Hay > Article-8 > 197

§  197.  Damages  for  change  of  grade.  In any town in which a town  highway shall be repaired, graded and macadamized from curb to  curb  by  the  authorities of the town the owner or owners of the land adjacent to  the said highway shall be entitled to recover from the town the  damages  resulting from any change of grade.  A person claiming damages from such  change  of  grade must present to the town board of such town a verified  claim therefor within sixty days after such change of grade is effected.  The board may agree with such owner upon the amount  of  damages  to  be  allowed  him.    If  no  agreement  be made within thirty days after the  presentation of the claim, the person presenting it  may  apply  to  the  supreme  court  to  determine  the compensation to which he is entitled.  Notice of the application must be served upon the supervisor of the town  at least ten days before the hearing thereof.  All proceedings shall  be  taken  in accordance with the provisions of the eminent domain procedure  law so far as applicable. Such town board,  shall,  in  determining  the  compensation,  consider the fair value of the work done, or necessary to  be done, in order to place the claimant's lands, or buildings, or  both,  in  the  same  relation to the changed grade as they stood to the former  grade, and make awards accordingly,  except  that  said  board  or  said  commissioners may make an allowance for benefits derived by the claimant  from  such  improvement. The amount agreed upon for such damages, or the  award therefor together with the costs, if any, allowed to the claimant,  shall be a charge against such town and the  supervisor  shall  pay  the  same out of funds made available therefor by the town.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Hay > Article-8 > 197

§  197.  Damages  for  change  of  grade.  In any town in which a town  highway shall be repaired, graded and macadamized from curb to  curb  by  the  authorities of the town the owner or owners of the land adjacent to  the said highway shall be entitled to recover from the town the  damages  resulting from any change of grade.  A person claiming damages from such  change  of  grade must present to the town board of such town a verified  claim therefor within sixty days after such change of grade is effected.  The board may agree with such owner upon the amount  of  damages  to  be  allowed  him.    If  no  agreement  be made within thirty days after the  presentation of the claim, the person presenting it  may  apply  to  the  supreme  court  to  determine  the compensation to which he is entitled.  Notice of the application must be served upon the supervisor of the town  at least ten days before the hearing thereof.  All proceedings shall  be  taken  in accordance with the provisions of the eminent domain procedure  law so far as applicable. Such town board,  shall,  in  determining  the  compensation,  consider the fair value of the work done, or necessary to  be done, in order to place the claimant's lands, or buildings, or  both,  in  the  same  relation to the changed grade as they stood to the former  grade, and make awards accordingly,  except  that  said  board  or  said  commissioners may make an allowance for benefits derived by the claimant  from  such  improvement. The amount agreed upon for such damages, or the  award therefor together with the costs, if any, allowed to the claimant,  shall be a charge against such town and the  supervisor  shall  pay  the  same out of funds made available therefor by the town.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Hay > Article-8 > 197

§  197.  Damages  for  change  of  grade.  In any town in which a town  highway shall be repaired, graded and macadamized from curb to  curb  by  the  authorities of the town the owner or owners of the land adjacent to  the said highway shall be entitled to recover from the town the  damages  resulting from any change of grade.  A person claiming damages from such  change  of  grade must present to the town board of such town a verified  claim therefor within sixty days after such change of grade is effected.  The board may agree with such owner upon the amount  of  damages  to  be  allowed  him.    If  no  agreement  be made within thirty days after the  presentation of the claim, the person presenting it  may  apply  to  the  supreme  court  to  determine  the compensation to which he is entitled.  Notice of the application must be served upon the supervisor of the town  at least ten days before the hearing thereof.  All proceedings shall  be  taken  in accordance with the provisions of the eminent domain procedure  law so far as applicable. Such town board,  shall,  in  determining  the  compensation,  consider the fair value of the work done, or necessary to  be done, in order to place the claimant's lands, or buildings, or  both,  in  the  same  relation to the changed grade as they stood to the former  grade, and make awards accordingly,  except  that  said  board  or  said  commissioners may make an allowance for benefits derived by the claimant  from  such  improvement. The amount agreed upon for such damages, or the  award therefor together with the costs, if any, allowed to the claimant,  shall be a charge against such town and the  supervisor  shall  pay  the  same out of funds made available therefor by the town.