New York Statutes
§ 15-1909 — Entry upon lands, structures and waters; condemnation
§ 15-1909. Entry upon lands, structures and waters; condemnation.\n 1. For carrying out the surveys and examinations required by title 19\nof this article, the department may enter upon any lands, structures and\nwaters as in its judgment may be necessary, as provided by section\n15-0305.\n 2. The department, its members, officers, employees and agents may\nenter upon any lands, structures and waters necessary for the purposes\nof title 19 of this article and may determine what rights in and to such\nproperty are to be acquired therein. If the owner of any property to be\nacquired, or on or over which an easement is needed for such improvement\nshall agree with the department upon the sum to be paid therefor, or for\nthe right to use and occupy the same, or for any damages sustained, suc
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15
§ 15-0101
Short title§ 15-0103
Legislative findings§ 15-0105
Declaration of policy§ 15-0107
Definitions as used in this article§ 15-0109
General jurisdiction§ 15-0113
State to be reimbursed for costs§ 15-0301
Investigations§ 15-0309
Power to sue§ 15-0311
Eminent domain