New York Statutes
§ 9-0501 — Power to acquire reforestation areas; prohibition against compensation or gratuity
§ 9-0501. Power to acquire reforestation areas; prohibition against\n compensation or gratuity.\n 1. In order to provide for the acquisition of lands outside of the\nAdirondack park and the Catskill park as defined by subdivisions 1 and 2\nof section 9-0101, which are adapted for reforestation and the\nestablishment and maintenance thereon of forests for watershed\nprotection, the production of timber and other forest products, and for\nrecreation and kindred purposes, the department may acquire in the name\nof the state, by gift, purchase or appropriation, reforestation areas\nwhich shall consist respectively of not less than five hundred acres of\ncontiguous lands, which shall be forever devoted to the planting, growth\nand harvesting of such trees as shall be deemed by the c
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