N.Y. General City Law § 141
Selection of site
New York · New York General City Law · Status: effective · Effective 2014-09-22
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§ 141. Selection of site. Whenever a city having a population of more
than three hundred thousand inhabitants shall desire to exercise the
power conferred by this article it shall through its board of health,
select such locality outside of its corporate limits, but within the
state, and not within the corporate limits of any other city or any
village, as it may consider best adapted by reason of climatic and other
conditions for the treatment of such disease, and shall make application
to the department of health for the approval of the site so selected.
Upon such approval being given the city may acquire title to such lands
as its board of health may designate, within the limits of the locality
submitted to and approved by the state department of health. The
provisions of law relating to the acquiring of private property for
public purposes are hereby made applicable as far as may be necessary to
the acquiring of title to such lands.