New York Statutes

§ 99 — Franchises and privileges

New York·Law PBS Public Service·Art. 5 Provisions Relating to Telegraph and Telephone Lines and to Telephone and Telegraph Corporations

§ 99. Franchises and privileges.

1.No telegraph corporation or\ntelephone corporation hereafter formed shall begin construction of its\ntelegraph line or telephone line without first having obtained the\npermission and approval of the commission and its certificate of public\nconvenience and necessity and the required consent of the proper\nmunicipal authorities. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any such\ncertificate shall be deemed to be granted by the commission ninety days\nafter such corporation applies to the commission for a certificate,\nunless the commission, or its designee, determines within such ninety\nday period that the public interest requires the commission's review and\nits written order.\n 2. No franchise nor any right to or under any franchise to own or\noperate a t

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