N.Y. Highway Law § 125
Land may be sold or leased; disposition of proceeds
New York · New York Highway Law · Status: effective · Effective 2014-09-22
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§ 125. Land may be sold or leased; disposition of proceeds. Any lands
acquired by purchase or condemnation, for the purpose of obtaining
gravel, stone or other materials, for the construction or maintenance of
highways improved or constructed as provided in this article, or
required for spoil banks, may be sold in accordance with the eminent
domain procedure law or leased by the governing body of any county, when
no longer needed for any of such purposes. The proceeds thereof shall be
paid into and become a part of the county road fund. The governing body
may, where it has acquired land by purchase or condemnation as a
right-of-way for a county road, sell, convey, grant or lease to the
owner or owners of property adjoining the same, so much thereof as may
be unnecessary for such highway purposes, provided the strip of land
retained for such highway purposes is not less than sixty feet in width,
and provided such sale, conveyance, grant or lease will give said
adjoining owner or owners of land a frontage immediately in front of
their respective premises upon the new highway and right-of-way when
completed. The governing body may make such sale, conveyance, grant or
lease to such owner or owners of real property for the purpose of
compensating such owner or owners for damages sustained by reason of the
change of the location of such highway and in full settlement thereof.
In the county of Wayne, however, if any such owner or owners of
property adjoining lands heretofore acquired by said county from the R.
& S. Liquidating Corporation and being formerly lands of the Rochester &
Syracuse Trolley Company, for purposes of a right-of-way for a state
highway, do not purchase such lands or any part thereof as may be
unnecessary for highway purposes as provided by this section, within
sixty days from the receipt by such owner or owners of the offer of the
governing body of such county to sell such lands or any part thereof,
then such board may sell and convey such lands or any part thereof, on
the same terms and conditions as those of such offer or offers, to any
other person or persons, and the proceeds thereof shall be used in the
manner provided by this section.