New York Statutes
§ 147 — Entry upon lands by town superintendent
§ 147. Entry upon lands by town superintendent. The town\nsuperintendent may, when directed by the county superintendent, and when\nauthorized by the town board, enter\n 1. Upon any lands adjacent to any of the highways in the town, for the\npurpose of opening an existing ditch or drain, or for digging a new\nditch or drain for the free passage of water for the drainage of such\nhighways.\n 2. Upon the lands of any person adjoining rivers, streams or creeks,\nto drive spiles, throw up embankments and perform such other labor as\nmay be necessary to keep such rivers, streams or creeks within their\nproper channels, and to prevent their encroachment upon highways or\nabutments of bridges.\n 3. Upon the lands adjoining a highway which, during the spring\nfreshets or at a time of high wat
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