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    §  5-363  Notice  of  the  proceeding.  a.  The corporation counsel in
  addition to the notice required in  section  four  hundred  two  of  the
  eminent  domain  procedure law shall give notice in the City Record, and
  in two public newspapers published in  the  city.  A  statement  of  the
  boundaries  of the real estate to be acquired or affected, with separate
  enumerations of the numbers of the parcels to be taken in  fee,  and  of
  the  numbers  of  the parcels in which any interest or easement is to be
  acquired, with a reference to the date and place of filing  the  map  or
  maps  shall be sufficient description of the real estate sought to be so
  taken or affected. The notice in the City Record and  public  newspapers
  in  the  city  shall  be  published  and  posted  in accordance with the
  applicable  provisions  on  publication   and   posting   contained   in
  subdivision  (B)  of  section  four  hundred  two  of the eminent domain
  procedure law.
    b. At the time and place mentioned in such notice,  unless  the  court
  shall  adjourn  such application to a subsequent day, and in that event,
  at the time to which the same may be  adjourned,  the  court,  upon  due
  proof  to  its  satisfaction  of  such publication and posting, and upon
  filing the petition, shall make an order which shall not only grant  the
  petition,  but  satisfy  the  other  requirements  of  paragraph five of
  subdivision (B) of section  four  hundred  two  of  the  eminent  domain
  procedure  law.  After  satisfaction of the applicable provisions of the
  eminent domain procedure law, the court shall ascertain and appraise the
  compensation to be made to the owners and all persons interested in  the
  real  estate laid down on such maps, as proposed to be taken or affected
  for the purposes indicated in this subchapter. There shall be  submitted
  to  the  same  judge,  at one time, however, only as many parcels as can
  reasonably be passed upon and an award  made  therefor,  by  the  court,
  within  the  limits  of  one  year  from entry of the order granting the
  petition.