New York Statutes
§ 1601 — Legislative intent
New York § 1601
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N.Y. Not-for-Profit Corporation § 1601 (2026).
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§ 1601. Legislative intent.\n The legislature finds and declares that New York's communities are\nimportant to the social and economic vitality of the state. Whether\nurban, suburban, or rural, many communities are struggling to cope with\nvacant, abandoned, and tax-delinquent properties.\n There exists a crisis in many cities and their metro areas caused by\ndisinvestment in real property and resulting in a significant amount of\nvacant and abandoned property. For example, Cornell Cooperative\nExtension Association of Erie county estimates that the city of Buffalo\nhas thirteen thousand vacant parcels, four thousand vacant structures\nand an estimated twenty-two thousand two hundred ninety vacant\nresidential units. This condition of vacant and abandoned property\nrepresents lost revenu
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§ 1600
Short title§ 1601
Legislative intent§ 1602
Definitions§ 1603
Creation and existence§ 1605
Board of directors§ 1606
Staff§ 1607
Powers§ 1608
Acquisition of property§ 1609
Disposition of property§ 1613
Dissolution of land bank§ 1614
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