New York Statutes

§ 191 — Road not to be constructed upon ground occupied by public buildings or in public parks

New York·Law RRD Railroad·Art. 5 Street Surface Railroads
§ 191. Road not to be constructed upon ground occupied by public\nbuildings or in public parks. No street surface railroad shall be\nconstructed or extended upon ground occupied by buildings belonging to\nany town, city, county or to the state, or to the United States, or in\npublic parks, except in tunnels to be approved by the local authorities\nhaving control of such parks. Provided, however, that the commissioners\nof the state reservation at Niagara, by and with the consent of the\ncommissioners of the land office, may construct, without expense to the\nstate, street railroad tracks upon and along that part of the riverway,\nso called, between Falls and Niagara streets, in the city of Niagara\nFalls, and in their discretion may grant revocable licenses to street\nsurface railroad c

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