New York Public Buildings Law
Commissioner of General Services
New York · New York Public Buildings Law · Status: effective · Effective 2017-11-17
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ARTICLE 2
COMMISSIONER OF GENERAL SERVICES
Section 2. Public buildings.
2-a. Park north of capitol and east of the state education
building.
2-b. State office building to be designated and known as the
"Perry B. Duryea, Jr. State Office Building".
2-c. Research tower at the Institute for Basic Research in
Developmental Disabilities to be named the "Dr. Henryk
Wisniewski Research Tower".
2-c*2. State office building to be designated and known as the
"Shirley Chisholm State Office Building".
3. General powers and duties of the commissioner of general
services.
4. Rooms for the Grand Army of the Republic and United
Spanish War Veterans.
5. Quarters for Veterans of Foreign Wars.
5-a. Quarters for Disabled American Veterans.
5-b. Quarters for Vietnam Veterans of America.
5-c. Samuel J. Abbott commemorative plaque.
5-c*2. POW/MIA chair and plaque in the capitol.
6. Construction plans; custody; approval; and procedure
notwithstanding local requirements.
8. Contracts.
9. Construction emergencies.
10. Disposal of buildings and improvements on state lands, or
on lands under lease to the state.
11. Pilot program of bicycle parking facilities.
17. Payments.
18. Change in contracts.
19. Manner of doing work or acquiring material.
20. Work done by special order.
21. Removal, relocation and payment of costs thereof of
certain water mains, sewer pipes and other facilities
owned by municipalities or public service corporations.
22. When appropriations are available; appropriations for two
or more objects.
23. Completion of existing contracts.
24. Application of article to mental hygiene construction.