2006 New York Code - Notice Of Application For Appointment Of Commissioners Of Appraisal.

 
    §  5-382  Notice  of  application  for appointment of commissioners of
  appraisal. The corporation counsel shall give notice in the City Record,
  and in two public newspapers published in the city of New  York  and  in
  two  public  newspapers published in each other county in which any real
  estate laid out on such maps may be located, and which it is proposed to
  acquire in the proceeding, of the  corporation  counsel's  intention  to
  make  application  to such court for the appointment of commissioners of
  appraisal which  notice  shall  specify  the  time  and  place  of  such
  application,  shall  briefly  state  the  object of the applications and
  shall describe the real  estate  sought  to  be  taken  or  affected.  A
  statement  of the real estate to be acquired or affected for the purpose
  of carrying out the said plan or plans  or  in  any  part  thereof  with
  separate  enumerations of the numbers of the parcels to be taken in fee,
  and of the numbers of  the  parcels  in  which  an  easement  is  to  be
  acquired,  together  with  the  route  of  the  tunnels and aqueducts by
  courses and distances and  of  the  greatest  and  least  width  of  its
  required  easement  or  parcel of land with a reference to the dates and
  places of filing such maps, shall be sufficient description of the  real
  estate  sought  to  be  so  taken  or  affected. Such notice shall be so
  published, once in each week, in each of such newspapers, for six  weeks
  immediately  previous  to  the  presentation  of  such petition; and the
  corporation counsel shall in addition to such advertisement cause copies
  of the same in hand bills to be posted up, for the same space of time in
  at least twenty conspicuous places on the line of the aqueduct or in the
  vicinity of the real estate so to be taken or affected and shall cause a
  copy of such notice to be mailed to the owners of such real estate whose
  names and addresses are known or are readily  ascertainable.  After  the
  original  appointment  of  commissioners  of  appraisal  pursuant to the
  provisions of this subchapter, the corporation counsel may  apply  at  a
  special  term  of  the supreme court in the same judicial district where
  application for such original commission was made for the appointment of
  a  successor  commission,  upon  first  giving  ten  days'   notice   by
  advertisement  in  the  newspapers  hereinabove  described of his or her
  intention to make such application.