N.Y. Environmental Conservation Law § 9-1915
Notarized statement
New York · New York Environmental Conservation Law · Status: effective · Effective 2014-09-22
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§ 9-1915. Notarized statement.
The format for the notarized statement described in subdivision two of
section 9-1907 of this title shall be as follows:
NOTARIZED STATEMENT RELATING TO THE SETTLEMENT OF COMPETING CLAIMS OF
TITLE
TOWNSHIP FORTY, TOTTEN AND CROSSFIELD PURCHASE
TOWN OF LONG LAKE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON
Name(s):
Mailing address(es):
Telephone number(s):
Tax parcel number:
Circle either 1 or 2; if you circle 1, you must also circle a or b:
1. I (we) elect to participate in the process to resolve title issues
regarding the above-referenced parcel as authorized by title nineteen of
article nine of the environmental conservation law.
a. I (we) intend to reduce my (our) payment by gifting to the state a
specified portion of a disputed parcel in fee simple without reservation
for inclusion in the forest preserve or a conservation easement to the
town restricting development over all or a specified portion of a
disputed parcel, with a secondary right of enforcement in the state. The
intended gift is described in the attached document.
b. I (we) do not intend to reduce my (our) payment to the state by
gifting any portion of the parcel to the state or by gifting a
conservation easement over any portion of the parcel to the town; or
2. I (we) elect to not participate in the special process to resolve
title issues regarding the above-referenced parcel as authorized by
title nineteen of article nine of the environmental conservation law. I
(we) understand that: within twenty-four months of my (our) filing of
this notice, the attorney general shall commence an action in a court of
competent jurisdiction to determine title to such parcel; nothing in
title nineteen of article nine of the environmental conservation law
shall be applicable to such litigation; and failure by the attorney
general to commence such action within such twenty-four month time frame
shall not subsequently prevent the attorney general from commencing such
an action or create a presumption against the state's claim of title.
Signature
(Notarization)