New York Agreements As To Compensation.
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§ 5-402 Agreements as to compensation. The commissioner of
environmental protection, subject to the approval of the board of
estimate, may agree with the owners and persons interested in any real
estate laid down on such maps as to the amount of compensation to be
paid to such owners or persons interested for the taking or using and
occupying such real estate. In case any such real estate shall be owned,
occupied or enjoyed by the people of this state or by any county, town
or school district within this state, such rights, titles, interests or
properties may be paid for upon agreement respectively with the office
of general services, who shall act for the people of the state, with a
chairman and a majority in numbers of the board of supervisors of any
county who shall act for such county, and with the supervisors and
commissioner of highways, of any town who shall all act for such town,
and with the trustees of any school district who shall act for such
district. The office of general services shall have power to grant to
the city any real estate belonging to the people of this state, which
may be required for the purposes indicated in this subchapter, on such
terms as may be agreed on between it and the commissioner of
environmental protection, always, however, reserving and maintaining the
rights of the people and riparian owners to go to the water at any point
to which the same may be drawn. If any real estate of any county, town
or school district is required by the city for the purposes of this
subchapter the majority of the board of supervisors acting for such
county, or the supervisors of any such town, with the commissioners of
highway therein acting for such town, or the trustees of any school
district acting for such district, may grant or surrender such real
estate for such compensation as may be agreed upon between such officers
respectively and the commissioner of environmental protection.