New York Statutes

§ 2-254 — Effect of incorporation on all districts entirely within village

New York § 2-254
JurisdictionNew York
Law VILVillage
Art. 2Incorporation

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N.Y. Village § 2-254 (2026).

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§ 2-254 Effect of incorporation on all districts entirely within\nvillage.

1.Whenever the term "district" is used in this section it\nshall be construed as referring to a fire district, fire protection\ndistrict or fire alarm district, or a town special district, or a town\nimprovement district; and the term "governing body" as used in this\nsection shall be construed as referring to all boards, bodies or\npersons, in which any of the governing powers of a district are vested.\n 2. If on the date of incorporation of a village the limits of the\nvillage are coterminous with the limits of, or wholly include, the\nterritory of a district, such district shall cease to exist at the end\nof the fiscal year of such district next following the first day of June\nfollowing the first day of Janu

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