New York Statutes

§ 23 — Powers hereby granted, how to be exercised

New York·Law GCT General City·Art. 2-A Powers of Cities

§ 23. Powers hereby granted, how to be exercised.

1.The powers\ngranted by this act are to be exercised by the officer, officers or\nofficial body vested with such powers by any other provision of law or\nordinance (subject to amendment or repeal of any such ordinance) and in\nthe manner and subject to the conditions prescribed by law or ordinance\n(subject to amendment or repeal of any such ordinance), but no provision\nof any special or local law shall operate to defeat or limit in extent\nthe grant of powers contained in this act; and any provision of any\nspecial or local law which in any city operates, in terms or in effect,\nto prevent the exercise or limit the extent of any power granted by this\narticle, shall be superseded. Where any such provision of special or\nlocal law is s

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