2020 New York Laws
TRA - Transportation
Article 2 - Powers, Duties and Jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation
15 - Comprehensive Statewide Master Plan for Transportation.

Universal Citation: NY Transp L § 15 (2020)
§ 15. Comprehensive  statewide  master plan for transportation. 1. The
department shall formulate and from time to  time  revise  a  long-range
comprehensive  statewide  master  plan  for the balanced development and
coordination of  adequate,  safe  and  efficient  commuter  and  general
transportation  facilities  and services in the state at reasonable cost
to the people, including, but not limited to, highways,  rapid  transit,
railroad,  omnibus,  marine and other mass transportation facilities and
services, and aviation and  airport  facilities  and  services,  whether
publicly or privately owned, developed, operated or maintained.
  2.  The  department  shall  submit  such  plan  to  the  governor, the
temporary president of the senate, the speaker of the  assembly  and  to
the  department  of state on or before September first, nineteen hundred
sixty-eight, and thereafter shall submit appropriate revisions  of  such
plan to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, the speaker
of the assembly and to the department of state from time to time as such
revisions  are  made. The department of state shall review such plan and
such revisions and shall submit a report  thereon,  together  with  such
recommendations  as  it  may  deem  appropriate,  to  the  governor, the
temporary president of the senate and the speaker of the assembly.  Such
plan  and  such  revisions  shall  become effective upon approval by the
governor and shall serve  thereafter  as  a  guide  to  the  public  and
publicly  assisted development of transportation facilities and services
in the state.
  3. In formulating such plan and any such revisions, the department:
  a. shall conduct one or more public hearings;
  b. may consult with and cooperate with (i)  officials  of  departments
and  agencies of the state having duties and responsibilities concerning
transportation;

(ii) officials and representatives of public corporations as defined in article one, section three of the general corporation law;

(iii) officials and representatives of the federal government, of neighboring states and of interstate agencies on problems affecting transportation in this state;

(iv) officials and representatives of carriers and transportation facilities and systems in the state; and

(v) persons, organizations and groups utilizing, served by, interested in or concerned with transportation facilities and systems in the state; c. may request and receive from any department, division, board, bureau, commission or other agency of the state or any political subdivision thereof or any public authority such assistance and data as may be necessary to enable the department to carry out its responsibilities under this section; and d. may make use of and incorporate in the department's plan, any recognized long-range regional plan for transportation, survey or report developed by any public or private agency.

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