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§  314.  Acting  assessor.  1. In the event that an assessor appointed  pursuant to the provisions of section three hundred ten of this title is  unable to perform the duties of the office or the office becomes vacant,  the appointing authority may  by  resolution  designate  or  appoint  an  acting  assessor.  Where  an  acting assessor is designated or appointed  pursuant to this section, the  appointing  authority  shall  notify  the  state   board   within  fifteen  days  of  making  such  designation  or  appointment. The acting assessor shall function as assessor  until  such  time  as  the  assessor  is  able  to  resume  the  position  or until a  replacement is appointed. In the event an acting assessor  functions  as  assessor  for  more  than six months, then such acting assessor shall be  required to meet the  minimum  qualification  standards  and  to  obtain  certification as required by this title for persons elected or appointed  to the office of assessor.    2.  In  the  event  that an elective assessor is unable to perform the  duties of the office, the legislative body may by  resolution  designate  or  appoint  an acting assessor.  Where an acting assessor is designated  or appointed pursuant to this section, the legislative body shall notify  the state board within  fifteen  days  of  making  such  designation  or  appointment.  The  acting  assessor  shall  function  as the assessor or  member of the board of assessors until such time as the assessor is able  to resume the position, a replacement is appointed, or  a  successor  is  elected.   In no event may an acting assessor appointed pursuant to this  subdivision function as assessor for more  than  three  months.  Nothing  herein  shall  be  deemed  to  supersede  the  provisions  of the public  officers law on the filling of vacancies in elective offices.

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§  314.  Acting  assessor.  1. In the event that an assessor appointed  pursuant to the provisions of section three hundred ten of this title is  unable to perform the duties of the office or the office becomes vacant,  the appointing authority may  by  resolution  designate  or  appoint  an  acting  assessor.  Where  an  acting assessor is designated or appointed  pursuant to this section, the  appointing  authority  shall  notify  the  state   board   within  fifteen  days  of  making  such  designation  or  appointment. The acting assessor shall function as assessor  until  such  time  as  the  assessor  is  able  to  resume  the  position  or until a  replacement is appointed. In the event an acting assessor  functions  as  assessor  for  more  than six months, then such acting assessor shall be  required to meet the  minimum  qualification  standards  and  to  obtain  certification as required by this title for persons elected or appointed  to the office of assessor.    2.  In  the  event  that an elective assessor is unable to perform the  duties of the office, the legislative body may by  resolution  designate  or  appoint  an acting assessor.  Where an acting assessor is designated  or appointed pursuant to this section, the legislative body shall notify  the state board within  fifteen  days  of  making  such  designation  or  appointment.  The  acting  assessor  shall  function  as the assessor or  member of the board of assessors until such time as the assessor is able  to resume the position, a replacement is appointed, or  a  successor  is  elected.   In no event may an acting assessor appointed pursuant to this  subdivision function as assessor for more  than  three  months.  Nothing  herein  shall  be  deemed  to  supersede  the  provisions  of the public  officers law on the filling of vacancies in elective offices.

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Statutes > New-york > Rpt > Article-3 > Title-2 > 314

§  314.  Acting  assessor.  1. In the event that an assessor appointed  pursuant to the provisions of section three hundred ten of this title is  unable to perform the duties of the office or the office becomes vacant,  the appointing authority may  by  resolution  designate  or  appoint  an  acting  assessor.  Where  an  acting assessor is designated or appointed  pursuant to this section, the  appointing  authority  shall  notify  the  state   board   within  fifteen  days  of  making  such  designation  or  appointment. The acting assessor shall function as assessor  until  such  time  as  the  assessor  is  able  to  resume  the  position  or until a  replacement is appointed. In the event an acting assessor  functions  as  assessor  for  more  than six months, then such acting assessor shall be  required to meet the  minimum  qualification  standards  and  to  obtain  certification as required by this title for persons elected or appointed  to the office of assessor.    2.  In  the  event  that an elective assessor is unable to perform the  duties of the office, the legislative body may by  resolution  designate  or  appoint  an acting assessor.  Where an acting assessor is designated  or appointed pursuant to this section, the legislative body shall notify  the state board within  fifteen  days  of  making  such  designation  or  appointment.  The  acting  assessor  shall  function  as the assessor or  member of the board of assessors until such time as the assessor is able  to resume the position, a replacement is appointed, or  a  successor  is  elected.   In no event may an acting assessor appointed pursuant to this  subdivision function as assessor for more  than  three  months.  Nothing  herein  shall  be  deemed  to  supersede  the  provisions  of the public  officers law on the filling of vacancies in elective offices.