New York Statutes

§ 14-1400 — Establishment of sewerage system

New York·Law VIL Village·Art. 14 Sewers
§ 14-1400 Establishment of sewerage system. The board of trustees of\nany village may, upon its own motion or shall upon the petition of\ntwenty five owners of real property within the village, according to the\nlast completed village assessment roll, cause a map and plan to be\nprepared for a complete sewerage system for the village. The board of\ntrustees may establish, extend and maintain a sewerage system, including\nlaterals, therein in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, and\nmay, as provided by this chapter, abolish an existing sewer or\nwastewater disposal district created under the town, county or general\ndistrict law, coterminous with or wholly included in the limits of the\nvillage, and use the sewerage system of such abolished district as a\ncomplete village sewe

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