New York Tentative Decree; Preparation, Contents And Filing Of.
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§ 5-451 Tentative decree; preparation, contents and filing of. a. The
court shall instruct the corporation counsel to prepare tabular
abstracts of its estimated damage due to the closing, and of the damage
due to the acquisition by the city of fee title to the land within the
closed street and of the value of the city's interest in the respective
parcels of the closed street. The tabular abstract of estimated damage
due to the closing of the street shall set forth:
1. The amount of loss and damage to each and every parcel of real
property affected by the proceeding.
2. The name of the respective owners of each and every parcel of real
property affected thereby, as far as the same shall be ascertained.
3. A sufficient designation or description of the respective lots or
parcels of real property damaged by the closing of the street or by the
acquisition of the fee title to the lands in the closed street, by
reference to numbers of the respective parcels indicated upon the
surveys, diagrams, maps or plans which shall be attached to such tabular
abstracts.
b. The court shall appraise and determine and separately set forth and
state in the tabular abstract, the value of the right, title and
interest of the city in and to the fee of the land within the closed
street.
c. Such tabular abstracts shall be signed by the justice trying the
proceedings and filed with the clerk of each county in which the closed
street and the real property abutting thereon or any part of either may
be situated and when so filed shall constitute the tentative decree of
the court as to awards for damages and as to the value of the city's
interest in the respective parcels of land within the closed street.