New York § 304 Local boards of health; town boards; jurisdiction; appropriations

New York Statutes

§ 304 — Local boards of health; town boards; jurisdiction; appropriations

New York·Law PBH Public Health·Title 1 Local Boards of Health; General Provisions·Art. 3 Local Health Organization

  § 304. Local boards of health; town boards; jurisdiction;\nappropriations.  A town board of health shall not have jurisdiction over\nany city or incorporated village or part of such city or village in such\ntown unless otherwise provided by law. Appropriations for a town board\nof health in a town in which there are one or more incorporated villages\nshall be a charge upon the taxable property of that part of the town\noutside of any incorporated village and shall be assessed, levied and\ncollected therefrom in the same manner as other town charges levied on\nproperty outside of incorporated villages.\n

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§ 304. Local boards of health; town boards; jurisdiction;\nappropriations. A town board of health shall not have jurisdiction over\nany city or incorporated village or part of such city or village in such\ntown unless otherwise provided by law. Appropriations for a town board\nof health in a town in which there are one or more incorporated villages\nshall be a charge upon the taxable property of that part of the town\noutside of any incorporated village and shall be assessed, levied and\ncollected therefrom in the same manner as other town charges levied on\nproperty outside of incorporated villages.\n

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