New York § 6-0105 State smart growth public infrastructure policy

New York Statutes

§ 6-0105 — State smart growth public infrastructure policy

New York § 6-0105

Law ENVEnvironmental Conservation

Art. 6State Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act

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N.Y. Environmental Conservation § 6-0105 (2026).

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§ 6-0105. State smart growth public infrastructure policy.\n  It is the purpose of this article to augment the state's environmental\npolicy by declaring a fiscally prudent state policy of maximizing the\nsocial, economic and environmental benefits from public infrastructure\ndevelopment through minimizing unnecessary costs of sprawl development\nincluding environmental degradation, disinvestment in urban and suburban\ncommunities and loss of open space induced by sprawl facilitated by the\nfunding or development of new or expanded transportation, sewer and\nwaste water treatment, water, education, housing and other publicly\nsupported infrastructure inconsistent with smart growth public\ninfrastructure criteria.\n

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§ 6-0105. State smart growth public infrastructure policy.\n It is the purpose of this article to augment the state's environmental\npolicy by declaring a fiscally prudent state policy of maximizing the\nsocial, economic and environmental benefits from public infrastructure\ndevelopment through minimizing unnecessary costs of sprawl development\nincluding environmental degradation, disinvestment in urban and suburban\ncommunities and loss of open space induced by sprawl facilitated by the\nfunding or development of new or expanded transportation, sewer and\nwaste water treatment, water, education, housing and other publicly\nsupported infrastructure inconsistent with smart growth public\ninfrastructure criteria.\n