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§ 41.05 Local governmental unit.    (a)  To  be  eligible  for state aid pursuant to this chapter, a local  government shall establish a local governmental unit, which shall be  an  identifiable entity within the local government.    (b) Each local governmental unit shall have a community services board  for   services   to   the   mentally  ill,  the  mentally  retarded  and  developmentally  disabled  and  those  suffering  from  alcoholism   and  substance  abuse  which  shall  have  separate  subcommittees for mental  health,  mental  retardation   and   developmental   disabilities,   and  alcoholism,  except  that,  at the discretion of the local government, a  subcommittee for alcoholism and substance abuse may be substituted for a  subcommittee for alcoholism.    (c) Each local governmental unit shall have a director  who  shall  be  its  chief executive officer. Charter governments may vest policy-making  functions in the director or they may vest all or some of such functions  in the board. In all other cases, the policy-making functions shall vest  in the board.    (d) Applications to the state for aid pursuant to this  chapter  shall  be  made  by  the  respective  local  govermental  units, except that an  application for capital costs may be  made  by  a  voluntary  agency  in  accordance with the provisions of this article.    (e)  Each  local governmental unit shall direct and administer a local  comprehensive planning process for its geographic area, consistent  with  established  statewide  goals  and objectives. All providers of services  and department facilities shall participate in and  provide  information  for  this  planning  process.  The  department  shall  provide technical  assistance as may be requested by such local governmental units,  within  available resources.

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Statutes > New-york > Mhy > Title-e > Article-41 > 41-05

§ 41.05 Local governmental unit.    (a)  To  be  eligible  for state aid pursuant to this chapter, a local  government shall establish a local governmental unit, which shall be  an  identifiable entity within the local government.    (b) Each local governmental unit shall have a community services board  for   services   to   the   mentally  ill,  the  mentally  retarded  and  developmentally  disabled  and  those  suffering  from  alcoholism   and  substance  abuse  which  shall  have  separate  subcommittees for mental  health,  mental  retardation   and   developmental   disabilities,   and  alcoholism,  except  that,  at the discretion of the local government, a  subcommittee for alcoholism and substance abuse may be substituted for a  subcommittee for alcoholism.    (c) Each local governmental unit shall have a director  who  shall  be  its  chief executive officer. Charter governments may vest policy-making  functions in the director or they may vest all or some of such functions  in the board. In all other cases, the policy-making functions shall vest  in the board.    (d) Applications to the state for aid pursuant to this  chapter  shall  be  made  by  the  respective  local  govermental  units, except that an  application for capital costs may be  made  by  a  voluntary  agency  in  accordance with the provisions of this article.    (e)  Each  local governmental unit shall direct and administer a local  comprehensive planning process for its geographic area, consistent  with  established  statewide  goals  and objectives. All providers of services  and department facilities shall participate in and  provide  information  for  this  planning  process.  The  department  shall  provide technical  assistance as may be requested by such local governmental units,  within  available resources.

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State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Mhy > Title-e > Article-41 > 41-05

§ 41.05 Local governmental unit.    (a)  To  be  eligible  for state aid pursuant to this chapter, a local  government shall establish a local governmental unit, which shall be  an  identifiable entity within the local government.    (b) Each local governmental unit shall have a community services board  for   services   to   the   mentally  ill,  the  mentally  retarded  and  developmentally  disabled  and  those  suffering  from  alcoholism   and  substance  abuse  which  shall  have  separate  subcommittees for mental  health,  mental  retardation   and   developmental   disabilities,   and  alcoholism,  except  that,  at the discretion of the local government, a  subcommittee for alcoholism and substance abuse may be substituted for a  subcommittee for alcoholism.    (c) Each local governmental unit shall have a director  who  shall  be  its  chief executive officer. Charter governments may vest policy-making  functions in the director or they may vest all or some of such functions  in the board. In all other cases, the policy-making functions shall vest  in the board.    (d) Applications to the state for aid pursuant to this  chapter  shall  be  made  by  the  respective  local  govermental  units, except that an  application for capital costs may be  made  by  a  voluntary  agency  in  accordance with the provisions of this article.    (e)  Each  local governmental unit shall direct and administer a local  comprehensive planning process for its geographic area, consistent  with  established  statewide  goals  and objectives. All providers of services  and department facilities shall participate in and  provide  information  for  this  planning  process.  The  department  shall  provide technical  assistance as may be requested by such local governmental units,  within  available resources.