New York Statutes
§ 6-602 — Separate highway district
§ 6-602 Separate highway district. The streets and public grounds of a\nvillage constitute a separate highway district and are under the\nexclusive control and supervision of the board of trustees or other\nofficers of the village when such control is delegated to them by such\nboard.\n
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§ 6-600
Definitions§ 6-602
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Notice of meeting of board§ 6-618
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Pavements§ 6-626
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