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Senate Bill S8500
2009-2010 Legislative Session
Creates the Suffolk county health care corporation and provides for rights, powers, duties and jurisdiction of such corporation
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(D, WF) Senate District
Archive: Last Bill Status - In Senate Committee Rules Committee
- Introduced
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- In Committee Assembly
- In Committee Senate
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- On Floor Calendar Assembly
- On Floor Calendar Senate
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- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- Delivered to Governor
- Signed By Governor
Actions
2009-S8500 (ACTIVE) - Details
- See Assembly Version of this Bill:
- A11719
- Current Committee:
- Senate Rules
- Law Section:
- Public Authorities Law
- Laws Affected:
- Add Art 10-C Title 2-A §§3450 - 3471, Pub Auth L
- Versions Introduced in Other Legislative Sessions:
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2011-2012:
A6202
2013-2014: A5979
2009-S8500 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo
BILL NUMBER:S8500
TITLE OF BILL:
An act to amend the public authorities law, in relation to the creation
of the Suffolk health care corporation and providing for rights, powers,
duties and jurisdiction
PURPOSE OR GENERAL IDEA:
The purpose of this bill is to establish a public benefit corporation in
Suffolk County, the John J. Foley Nursing Facility, which will deliver
high quality, affordable, integrated health care.
SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS:
This bill adds a new title to the public authorities law. The title
relates to the establishment and operation of the John J. Foley Nursing
Facility.
The provisions pertain to: the transfer of county health care facilities
and other assets to the corporation; the transfer of officers and
employees; the general and special powers of the corporation; bond
issues; actions against the corporation; the transfer to the corporation
county applications to the state, and approvals and permits issued to
the county by the state; and the applicability of laws to the corpo-
rations.
The corporation will have the ability to negotiate fees, purchase its
own equipment and supplies, and enter into agreements with other health care providers. The bill, however, is not intended to provide authority for the corporation to accept financial risk for the provision of services, including, but not limited to, capitation payments, except to the extent that the corporation is entitled to receive such payments pursuant to law. JUSTIFICATION: The health care landscape in New York is rapidly changing. As the new era of health care develops, it is important that the residents of Suffolk continue to have access to high-quality, cost-effective health care. A similar public benefit corporation to which this legislation creates for Suffolk County is utilized in Nassau County, under which the A. Holly Patterson Facility has been successfully operated since 1998. Current legal and operating constraints imposed on the county prevent county health care facilities and services from effectively competing with other non-public providers. The establishment of a public benefit corporation in Suffolk, a public corporation which will not be shackled with unduly burdensome operating constraints, to own and operate certain of Suffolk's health care facilities and services, will allow those facilities and services to more effectively deliver high-quality inte- grated health care, and have a greater ability to compete with other providers in the market. This bill provides Suffolk with the necessary legal, financial and managerial tools to deliver high-quality, afforda- ble integrated health care in Suffolk County. LEGISLATIVE HISTORY: None. FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: None to the State. EFFECTIVE DATE: This act shall take effect immediately.
2009-S8500 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf
S T A T E O F N E W Y O R K
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S. 8500 A. 11719
S E N A T E - A S S E M B L Y
October 13, 2010
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IN SENATE -- Introduced by Sen. FOLEY -- read twice and ordered printed,
and when printed to be committed to the Committee on Rules
IN ASSEMBLY -- Introduced by COMMITTEE ON RULES -- (at request of M. of
A. Englebright) -- read once and referred to the Committee on Corpo-
rations, Authorities and Commissions
AN ACT to amend the public authorities law, in relation to the creation
of the Suffolk health care corporation and providing for rights,
powers, duties and jurisdiction
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM-
BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Article 10-C of the public authorities law is amended by
adding a new title 2-A to read as follows:
TITLE 2-A
SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION
SECTION 3450. SHORT TITLE.
3451. LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS AND PURPOSE.
3452. DEFINITIONS.
3453. SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION.
3454. TRANSFER OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; CIVIL SERVICE.
3455. GENERAL POWERS OF THE CORPORATION.
3456. SPECIAL POWERS OF THE CORPORATION.
3457. TRANSFER OF PROPERTY; RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COUNTY;
CERTAIN GIFTS, LOANS AND GUARANTEES BY THE COUNTY.
3458. BONDS OR NOTES OF THE CORPORATION.
3459. REMEDIES OF BONDHOLDERS.
3460. STATE AND COUNTY NOT LIABLE ON CORPORATION BONDS.
3461. MONIES OF THE CORPORATION.
3462. BONDS; LEGAL INVESTMENT FOR FIDUCIARIES.
3463. AGREEMENT WITH STATE.
3464. AGREEMENT WITH COUNTY.
3465. EXEMPTION FROM TAXES AND CERTAIN FEES.
3466. ACTIONS AGAINST CORPORATION.
3467. AUDIT AND ANNUAL REPORTS.
EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
[ ] is old law to be omitted.
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3468. DEFENSE AND INDEMNIFICATION.
3469. TRANSFER OF APPLICATIONS, PROCEEDINGS, LICENSES,
APPROVALS AND PERMITS.
3470. SEPARABILITY.
3471. APPLICABILITY OF LAWS.
S 3450. SHORT TITLE. THIS TITLE SHALL BE KNOWN AND MAY BE CITED AS THE
"SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION".
S 3451. LEGISLATIVE FINDINGS AND PURPOSE. THE LEGISLATURE HEREBY FINDS
AND DECLARES AS FOLLOWS:
1. THE NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND OF THE
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK CAN BEST BE SERVED BY A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION
HAVING THE LEGAL, FINANCIAL AND MANAGERIAL FLEXIBILITY TO TAKE FULL
ADVANTAGE OF OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES PRESENTED BY THE EVOLVING
HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT AND TO TAKE WHATEVER ACTIONS ARE NECESSARY TO
ENABLE THE CORPORATION'S CONTINUATION AS A SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES THE
FINEST POSSIBLE QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE CONSISTENT WITH COSTS.
2. IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH THE PURPOSES RECITED IN THIS SECTION TO
PROVIDE HEALTH CARE SERVICES AND HEALTH FACILITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE RESIDENTS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,
INCLUDING TO PERSONS IN NEED OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES WITHOUT THE ABILITY
TO PAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW, A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION TO BE KNOWN AS
THE SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION SHALL BE CREATED TO PROVIDE SUCH
SERVICES AND FACILITIES AND TO OTHERWISE CARRY OUT SUCH PURPOSES; THAT
THE CREATION AND OPERATION OF THE SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION, AS
HEREINAFTER PROVIDED, IS IN ALL RESPECTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, AND IS A STATE,
COUNTY AND PUBLIC PURPOSE; AND THAT THE EXERCISE BY SUCH CORPORATION OF
THE FUNCTIONS, POWERS AND DUTIES AS HEREINAFTER PROVIDED CONSTITUTES THE
PERFORMANCE OF AN ESSENTIAL PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTION.
S 3452. DEFINITIONS. AS USED OR REFERRED TO IN THIS TITLE, UNLESS A
DIFFERENT MEANING CLEARLY APPEARS FROM THE CONTEXT:
1. "BOARD" SHALL MEAN THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CORPORATION AS
ESTABLISHED BY SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE OF THIS TITLE.
2. "BONDS" SHALL MEAN THE BONDS, NOTES OR OTHER EVIDENCES OF INDEBT-
EDNESS ISSUED BY THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE AND THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS TITLE RELATING TO BONDS AND BONDHOLDERS SHALL APPLY
WITH EQUAL FORCE AND EFFECT TO NOTES AND NOTEHOLDERS, RESPECTIVELY,
UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE CLEARLY REQUIRES.
3. "CORPORATION" SHALL MEAN THE PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION CREATED BY
SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE OF THIS TITLE, KNOWN AS THE
SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION.
4. "COUNTY" SHALL MEAN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
5. "DIRECTOR" SHALL MEAN A VOTING DIRECTOR APPOINTED TO THE CORPO-
RATION PURSUANT TO SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE OF THIS
TITLE.
6. "HEALTH FACILITY" SHALL MEAN A BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR UNIT OR ANY
IMPROVEMENT TO REAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING ALL NECESSARY AND USUAL ATTEND-
ANT AND RELATED EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES OR FIXTURES, OR ANY PART OR PARTS
THEREOF, OR ANY COMBINATION OR COMBINATIONS THEREOF, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, A GENERAL HOSPITAL, PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, AMBULATORY CLINIC
OR CENTER, CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITAL, NURSING HOME, EXTENDED-CARE FACILI-
TY, DISPENSARY OR LABORATORY OR ANY OTHER RELATED FACILITY, OR ANY
COMBINATION OF THE FOREGOING, CONSTRUCTED, ACQUIRED OR OTHERWISE
PROVIDED BY OR FOR THE USE OF THE CORPORATION OR THE COUNTY IN PROVIDING
HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC.
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7. "PROJECT" SHALL MEAN ANY HEALTH FACILITY, FACILITY, IMPROVEMENT,
BUILDING, LAND, RIGHTS IN LAND, EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY, APPARATUS,
FURNISHINGS, PROPERTY, REAL OR PERSONAL, CONTRACT RIGHT OR OPERATION,
THE PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT, FINANCING, ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION, RECON-
STRUCTION, REHABILITATION, RENOVATION, UNDERTAKING OR MAINTENANCE OF
WHICH IS AUTHORIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN WHOLE OR IN PART BY THE CORPO-
RATION PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE CORPO-
RATION'S ACQUISITION OF FACILITIES OR PROPERTY FROM THE COUNTY PURSUANT
TO SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN OF THIS TITLE.
S 3453. SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION. 1. (A) THERE IS HEREBY
CREATED A STATE BOARD TO BE KNOWN AS THE SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION
WHICH SHALL BE A BODY CORPORATE AND POLITIC CONSTITUTING A PUBLIC BENE-
FIT CORPORATION.
(B) THE CORPORATION SHALL BE GOVERNED BY FIFTEEN VOTING DIRECTORS,
EIGHT OF WHOM SHALL BE APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR AS PROVIDED IN PARA-
GRAPH (C) OF THIS SUBDIVISION, THREE OF WHOM SHALL BE APPOINTED BY THE
COUNTY EXECUTIVE FOR INITIAL TERMS OF TWO YEARS, AND FOUR OF WHOM SHALL
BE APPOINTED BY THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE FOR INITIAL TERMS OF THREE YEARS.
(C) OF THE EIGHT DIRECTORS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, TWO SHALL BE
APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE, THREE SHALL
BE APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE MAJORITY LEADER OF THE COUN-
TY LEGISLATURE, ONE SHALL BE APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE
MINORITY LEADER OF THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE, ONE SHALL BE APPOINTED UPON
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY AND ONE SHALL BE
APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TEMPORARY PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE.
(D) OF THE DIRECTORS FIRST APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, THE DIRECTOR
APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TEMPORARY PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE, THE DIRECTOR APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE SPEAKER OF
THE ASSEMBLY, ONE OF THE DIRECTORS APPOINTED UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF
THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND ONE OF THE DIRECTORS APPOINTED UPON THE RECOM-
MENDATION OF THE MAJORITY LEADER OF THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE SHALL SERVE
FOR AN INITIAL TERM OF FOUR YEARS. THE REMAINING DIRECTORS APPOINTED BY
THE GOVERNOR SHALL SERVE FOR AN INITIAL TERM OF TWO YEARS. FOLLOWING
THEIR INITIAL TERMS, DIRECTORS SHALL SERVE FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS.
2. (A) THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE SHALL DESIGNATE ONE OF THE FIFTEEN VOTING
DIRECTORS AS THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD. THE CHAIRPERSON SHALL PRESIDE
OVER ALL MEETINGS OF THE BOARD AND SHALL HAVE SUCH OTHER DUTIES AS THE
VOTING DIRECTORS MAY DIRECT.
(B) THE VOTING DIRECTORS OF THE CORPORATION SHALL RECEIVE NO COMPEN-
SATION FOR THEIR SERVICES, BUT MAY BE REIMBURSED FOR THEIR ACTUAL
REASONABLE EXPENSES.
(C) SIXTY PERCENT OF THE VOTING DIRECTORS THEN IN OFFICE SHALL CONSTI-
TUTE A QUORUM. NO ACTION SHALL BE TAKEN BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXCEPT
PURSUANT TO THE FAVORABLE VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF THE BOARD AT A MEETING
AT WHICH A QUORUM IS PRESENT.
3. THERE SHALL BE THREE NON-VOTING DIRECTORS WHICH SHALL INCLUDE THE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE CORPORATION AS APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS, ONE DIRECTOR SELECTED BY THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE, AND ONE
SELECTED BY THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE.
4. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHALL SELECT THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND SHALL DETERMINE THE
SALARY AND BENEFITS OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE CORPORATION.
THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SHALL SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT REMOVAL WITHOUT CAUSE SHALL NOT PREJU-
DICE THE CONTRACT RIGHTS, IF ANY, OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
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5. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY INCONSISTENT PROVISION OF ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL
OR LOCAL LAW, ORDINANCE, RESOLUTION OR CHARTER, NO OFFICER, MEMBER OR
EMPLOYEE OF THE STATE OR OF ANY PUBLIC CORPORATION SHALL FORFEIT HIS OR
HER OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT BY REASON OF HIS OR HER ACCEPTANCE OF APPOINT-
MENT AS A VOTING DIRECTOR, NON-VOTING DIRECTOR, OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF
THE CORPORATION, NOR SHALL SERVICE AS SUCH A VOTING DIRECTOR, NON-VOTING
DIRECTOR, OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE BE DEEMED INCOMPATIBLE OR IN CONFLICT WITH
SUCH OFFICE, OR EMPLOYMENT, AND PROVIDED FURTHER, HOWEVER, THAT NO
PUBLIC OFFICER ELECTED TO HIS OR HER OFFICE PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OR ANY MUNICIPALITY THEREOF MAY SERVE AS A MEMBER OF THE GOVERNING
BODY OF THE CORPORATION DURING HIS OR HER TERM OF OFFICE.
6. THE CORPORATION AND ITS CORPORATE EXISTENCE SHALL CONTINUE UNTIL
TERMINATED BY LAW, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT NO SUCH TERMINATION SHALL
TAKE EFFECT SO LONG AS THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE BONDS OR OTHER OBLI-
GATIONS OUTSTANDING, UNLESS ADEQUATE PROVISION HAS BEEN MADE FOR THE
PAYMENT OR SATISFACTION THEREOF. UPON TERMINATION OF THE EXISTENCE OF
THE CORPORATION, ALL OF THE RIGHTS AND PROPERTIES OF THE CORPORATION
THEN REMAINING SHALL PASS TO AND VEST IN THE COUNTY IN SUCH MANNER AS
PRESCRIBED BY LAW.
7. CONTRACTS FOR PUBLIC WORKS OR PURCHASES TO WHICH THE CORPORATION IS
A PARTY SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE FIVE-A OF THE
GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBDIVISIONS EIGHT AND NINE
OF THIS SECTION. IN ADDITION TO THE PROCEDURES PRESCRIBED UNDER SECTION
ONE HUNDRED FOUR OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW FOR THE UTILIZATION OF THE
TERMS OF STATE CONTRACTS, THE CORPORATION MAY UTILIZE THE TERMS OF A
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GENERAL SERVICES CONTRACT WHERE THE TERMS ARE TO THE
ADVANTAGE OF THE CORPORATION AND HAVE BEEN OFFERED TO THE CORPORATION BY
THE CONTRACTOR. WHEN BIDS HAVE ALREADY BEEN RECEIVED BY THE CORPORATION,
NO PURCHASE UNDER A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GENERAL SERVICES CONTRACT SHALL
BE MADE UNLESS THE PURCHASE MAY BE MADE UPON THE SAME TERMS, CONDITIONS
AND SPECIFICATIONS AT A LOWER PRICE THROUGH SUCH CONTRACTOR.
8. IT IS THE INTENT OF THE LEGISLATURE THAT OVERALL COST SHOULD IN ALL
CASES BE A MAJOR CRITERION IN THE SELECTION OF PROJECT DEVELOPERS FOR
AWARD OF CONTRACTS PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND THAT, WHEREVER PRACTI-
CAL, SUCH CONTRACTS SHOULD BE ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTIONS ONE HUNDRED ONE AND ONE HUNDRED THREE OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL
LAW. IT IS FURTHER THE INTENT OF THE LEGISLATURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE
HIGHLY COMPLEX AND INNOVATIVE NATURE OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, DIAGNOSTIC
AND TREATMENT DEVICES, THE RELATIVE NEWNESS OF A VARIETY OF DEVICES,
PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES NOW AVAILABLE, THE DESIRABILITY OF A SINGLE
POINT OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICAL TREATMENT AND
DIAGNOSTIC FACILITIES AND THE ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL UTILITY OF
CONTRACTS FOR MEDICAL PROJECTS WHICH INCLUDE IN THEIR SCOPE VARIOUS
COMBINATIONS OF DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, MANAGEMENT AND/OR MAIN-
TENANCE RESPONSIBILITY OVER PROLONGED PERIODS OF TIME AND THAT IN SOME
INSTANCES IT MAY BE BENEFICIAL TO THE CORPORATION TO AWARD A CONTRACT
FOR A MEDICAL PROJECT ON THE BASIS OF FACTORS OTHER THAN CAPITAL COST
ALONE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FACILITY DESIGN, SYSTEM RELIABILITY,
EFFICIENCY, SAFETY, LONG-TERM OPERATING COSTS AND COMPATIBILITY WITH
OTHER ELEMENTS OF PATIENT CARE. ACCORDINGLY, AND NOTWITHSTANDING THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL OR LOCAL LAW OR CHAPTER, A CONTRACT
FOR A MEDICAL PROJECT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THE CORPORATION AND ANY
PROJECT DEVELOPER PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION MAY BE AWARDED PURSUANT TO
PUBLIC BIDDING IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTIONS ONE HUNDRED ONE AND ONE
HUNDRED THREE OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW OR PURSUANT TO THE FOLLOWING
PROVISIONS FOR THE AWARD OF A CONTRACT BASED ON EVALUATION OF PROPOSALS
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SUBMITTED IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PREPARED BY OR FOR THE
CORPORATION:
(A) THE CORPORATION SHALL REQUIRE THAT EACH PROPOSAL TO BE SUBMITTED
BY A PROJECT DEVELOPER SHALL INCLUDE:
(I) INFORMATION RELATING TO THE EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE OF THE
PROJECT DEVELOPER ON THE BASIS OF WHICH SAID PROJECT DEVELOPER PURPORTS
TO BE QUALIFIED TO CARRY OUT ALL WORK REQUIRED BY A PROPOSED CONTRACT;
THE ABILITY OF THE PROJECT DEVELOPER TO SECURE ADEQUATE FINANCING; AND
PROPOSALS FOR PROJECT STAFFING, IMPLEMENTATION OF WORK TASKS, AND THE
CARRYING OUT OF ALL RESPONSIBILITIES BY A PROPOSED CONTRACT;
(II) A PROPOSAL CLEARLY IDENTIFYING AND SPECIFYING ALL ELEMENTS OF
COST WHICH WOULD BECOME CHARGES TO THE CORPORATION, IN WHATEVER FORM, IN
RETURN FOR THE FULFILLMENT BY THE PROJECT DEVELOPER FOR THE FULL LIFE-
TIME OF A PROPOSED CONTRACT, INCLUDING, AS APPROPRIATE, BUT NOT LIMITED
TO THE COST OF PLANNING, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, MANAGEMENT
AND/OR MAINTENANCE OF ANY FACILITY, AND CLEARLY IDENTIFYING AND SPECIFY-
ING ALL ELEMENTS OF REVENUE WHICH WOULD ACCRUE TO THE CORPORATION FROM
THE OPERATION OF THE FACILITY OR DEVICE OR FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE;
PROVIDED, THAT THE CORPORATION MAY PRESCRIBE THE FORM AND CONTENT OF
SUCH PROPOSAL AND THAT, IN ANY EVENT, THE PROJECT DEVELOPER MUST SUBMIT
SUFFICIENTLY DETAILED INFORMATION TO PERMIT A FAIR AND EQUITABLE EVALU-
ATION BY THE CORPORATION OF SUCH PROPOSAL; AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, THAT
THE CORPORATION MAY SET MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE COST LIMITS IN ANY FORM IN THE
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS; AND
(III) SUCH OTHER INFORMATION AS THE CORPORATION MAY DETERMINE TO HAVE
A MATERIAL BEARING ON ITS ABILITY TO EVALUATE ANY PROPOSAL IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THIS SUBPARAGRAPH;
(B) PRIOR TO THE ISSUANCE OF A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PURSUANT TO THIS
PARAGRAPH, THE CORPORATION SHALL PUBLISH NOTICE OF SUCH ISSUANCE IN AT
LEAST ONE NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION. CONCURRENT WITH THE PUBLICA-
TION OF SUCH NOTICE A DRAFT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS SHALL BE FILED WITH
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH.
(C) PROPOSALS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO SUCH REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS SHALL
BE EVALUATED BY THE CORPORATION AS TO NET CAPITAL COST OR, IF A NET
REVENUE IS PROJECTED, NET REVENUE, AND IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH
PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS, AND MAY BE EVALUATED
ON THE BASIS OF ADDITIONAL FACTORS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE
TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF THE MEDICAL PROJECT INCLUDING MEDICAL FACILITY,
FACILITY DESIGN, SYSTEM RELIABILITY, ENERGY BALANCE, ANNUAL OPERATING
COST AND EFFICIENCY. THE EVALUATION OF SUCH PROPOSALS AND THE DETERMI-
NATION OF WHETHER A PROJECT DEVELOPER IS "RESPONSIBLE" MAY INCLUDE, BUT
SHALL NOT BE LIMITED TO, CONSIDERATION, IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH
PROVISIONS SET FORTH IN THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS, THE RECORD OF THE
PROJECT DEVELOPER IN COMPLYING WITH EXISTING LABOR STANDARDS AND RECOG-
NIZING STATE AND FEDERALLY APPROVED APPRENTICE TRAINING PROGRAMS, AND
THE WILLINGNESS OF THE PROJECT DEVELOPER TO PROVIDE FOR MEANINGFUL
PARTICIPATION OF MINORITY GROUP PERSONS AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISES IN THE
CONDUCT OF THE WORK;
(D) THE CORPORATION MAY MAKE A CONTRACT AWARD TO ANY RESPONSIBLE
PROJECT DEVELOPER SELECTED PURSUANT TO SUBPARAGRAPH (III) OF PARAGRAPH
(A) OF THIS SUBDIVISION BASED ON A DETERMINATION BY THE CORPORATION THAT
THE SELECTED PROPOSAL IS MOST RESPONSIVE TO THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
AND MAY NEGOTIATE WITH ANY PROJECT DEVELOPER, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT IF
ANY AWARD IS MADE TO ANY PROJECT DEVELOPER WHOSE TOTAL PROPOSAL DOES NOT
PROVIDE EITHER THE LOWEST NET COST, OR IF A NET REVENUE IS PROJECTED,
THE GREATEST NET REVENUE, OF ANY PROPOSAL RECEIVED, THE CORPORATION
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SHALL ADOPT A RESOLUTION WHICH INCLUDES PARTICULARIZED FINDINGS RELEVANT
TO FACTORS PURSUANT TO SUCH SUBPARAGRAPH INDICATING THAT THE CORPO-
RATION'S REQUIREMENTS ARE MET BY SUCH AWARD AND THAT SUCH ACTION IS IN
THE PUBLIC INTEREST.
WHENEVER THE CORPORATION ENTERS INTO A CONTRACT PURSUANT TO THIS
SECTION FOR A MEDICAL PROJECT WHICH INVOLVES CONSTRUCTION THE PROVISIONS
OF SECTION TWO HUNDRED TWENTY OF THE LABOR LAW SHALL BE APPLICABLE TO
SUCH CONSTRUCTION WORK.
9. EVERY CONTRACT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN THE CORPORATION AND A PROJECT
DEVELOPER, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPH (D) OF SUBDIVISION
EIGHT OF THIS SECTION, FOR A MEDICAL PROJECT INVOLVING CONSTRUCTION OF A
MEDICAL BUILDING BY THE PROJECT DEVELOPER, SHALL CONTAIN PROVISIONS THAT
SUCH BUILDING SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED THROUGH CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
AWARDED THROUGH COMPETITIVE BIDDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH PARAGRAPHS (A)
THROUGH (G) OF THIS SUBDIVISION; THAT THE PROJECT DEVELOPER OR THE
PROJECT DEVELOPER'S CONSTRUCTION SUBCONTRACTOR SHALL FURNISH A BOND
GUARANTEEING PROMPT PAYMENT OF MONEYS THAT ARE DUE TO ALL PERSONS
FURNISHING LABOR AND MATERIALS PURSUANT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUCH
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS, AND THAT A COPY OF SUCH PAYMENT BOND SHALL BE
KEPT BY THE CORPORATION AND SHALL BE OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION;
PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SUBDIVISION SHALL NOT
APPLY WHEN THE COST OF SUCH CONSTRUCTION, EXCLUSIVE OF THE COST OF
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES, IS LESS THAN SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
(A) THE PROJECT DEVELOPER SHALL ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR SUCH
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS IN A DAILY NEWSPAPER HAVING GENERAL CIRCULATION
IN THE COUNTY. SUCH ADVERTISEMENT SHALL CONTAIN A STATEMENT OF THE TIME
AND PLACE WHERE ALL BIDS RECEIVED PURSUANT TO SUCH NOTICE WILL BE
PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ. AN EMPLOYEE OF THE CORPORATION SHALL BE DESIG-
NATED TO OPEN THE BIDS AT THE TIME AND PLACE SPECIFIED IN THE NOTICE.
ALL BIDS RECEIVED SHALL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ AT THE TIME AND
PLACE SO SPECIFIED. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS SHALL ELAPSE BETWEEN THE PUBLICA-
TION OF SUCH ADVERTISEMENT AND DATE ON WHICH THE BIDS ARE OPENED.
WHEN THE ENTIRE COST OF CONSTRUCTING SUCH BUILDING, EXCLUSIVE OF ANY
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, APPARATUS OR DEVICES, SHALL EXCEED SEVENTY-FIVE THOU-
SAND DOLLARS, THE PROJECT DEVELOPER SHALL PREPARE SEPARATE SPECIFICA-
TIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING SUBDIVISIONS OF SUCH WORK, SO AS TO PERMIT SEPA-
RATE AND INDEPENDENT BIDDING UPON EACH SUBDIVISION:
(I) PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS;
(II) STEAM HEATING, HOT WATER HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITION-
ING APPARATUS; AND
(III) ELECTRIC WIRING AND STANDARD ILLUMINATING FIXTURES.
(C) AFTER PUBLIC COMPETITIVE BIDDING, THE PROJECT DEVELOPER SHALL
AWARD ONE OR MORE SEPARATE CONTRACTS FOR EACH OF THE ABOVE SUBDIVISIONS
OF SUCH WORK, WHENEVER SEPARATE SPECIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED PURSUANT TO
PARAGRAPH (B) OF THIS SUBDIVISION, AND ONE OR MORE CONTRACTS FOR THE
REMAINDER OF SUCH WORK. THE PROJECT DEVELOPER MAY AWARD SUCH CONTRACTS
AT DIFFERENT TIMES. CONTRACTS AWARDED PURSUANT TO THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL
BE AWARDED BY THE PROJECT DEVELOPER TO THE LOWEST RESPONSIBLE AND
RESPONSIVE BIDDER AND SHALL BE CONTRACTS OF THE PROJECT DEVELOPER AND
NOT OF THE CORPORATION WHICH SHALL HAVE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITIES,
WHATSOEVER, THEREUNDER. THE PROJECT DEVELOPER SHALL HAVE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY FOR THE SUPERVISION, COORDINATION, AND TERMINATION OF SUCH
CONTRACTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED IN CONTRACTUAL TERMS BETWEEN THE
PROJECT DEVELOPER AND THE CORPORATION.
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(D) IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE AND
RESPONSIVE, THE PROJECT DEVELOPER MAY REQUIRE THAT PROSPECTIVE CONTRAC-
TORS:
(I) HAVE ADEQUATE FINANCIAL RESOURCES OR THE ABILITY TO OBTAIN SUCH
RESOURCES;
(II) BE ABLE TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIRED OR PROPOSED DELIVERY OR
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE;
(III) HAVE A SATISFACTORY RECORD OF PERFORMANCE;
(IV) HAVE THE NECESSARY ORGANIZATION, EXPERIENCE, OPERATIONAL
CONTROLS, AND TECHNICAL SKILLS, OR THE ABILITY TO OBTAIN THEM;
(V) HAVE THE NECESSARY PRODUCTION, CONSTRUCTION AND TECHNICAL EQUIP-
MENT AND FACILITIES, OR THE ABILITY TO OBTAIN THEM; AND
(VI) BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN AWARD UNDER APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGU-
LATIONS AND BE OTHERWISE QUALIFIED.
(E) THE PROJECT DEVELOPER MAY REJECT ANY BID OF A BIDDER WHICH THE
PROJECT DEVELOPER DETERMINES TO BE NONRESPONSIBLE OR NONRESPONSIVE TO
THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
(F) THE PROJECT DEVELOPER MAY, IN ITS DISCRETION, REJECT ALL BIDS, AND
MAY REVISE BID SPECIFICATIONS AND MAY READVERTISE FOR BIDS AS PROVIDED
HEREIN.
(G) ONLY AS USED IN THIS SECTION:
(I) "PROJECT DEVELOPER" MEANS ANY PRIVATE CORPORATION, PARTNERSHIP,
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, OR INDIVIDUAL, OR COMBINATION THEREOF WHICH
HAS SUBMITTED A PROPOSAL IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS;
(II) "CONSTRUCTION" SHALL INCLUDE RECONSTRUCTION, REHABILITATION OR
IMPROVEMENT EXCLUSIVE OF THE INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY OF ANY MEDICAL
EQUIPMENT, APPARATUS OR DEVICE;
(III) "MEDICAL BUILDING" MEANS THAT COMPONENT OF A MEDICAL PROJECT
CONSTITUTING APPURTENANT STRUCTURES OR FACILITIES NECESSARY TO HOUSE OR
RENDER THE REMAINING COMPONENTS OF THE MEDICAL PROJECT OPERATIONAL.
MEDICAL BUILDING SHALL NOT INCLUDE APPARATUS, EQUIPMENT, DEVICES,
SYSTEMS, SUPPLIES OR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF;
(IV) "MEDICAL PROJECT" MEANS ANY SUBSTANTIAL DURABLE APPARATUS, EQUIP-
MENT, DEVICE OR SYSTEM, OR ANY COMBINATION OF THE FOREGOING, INCLUDING
SERVICES NECESSARY TO INSTALL, ERECT, OR ASSEMBLE THE FOREGOING AND ANY
APPURTENANT STRUCTURES OR FACILITIES NECESSARY TO HOUSE OR RENDER THE
FOREGOING OPERATIONAL, TO BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF CARE, TREATMENT OR
DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASE OR INJURY OR THE RELIEF OF PAIN AND SUFFERING OF
SICK OR INJURED PERSONS. MEDICAL PROJECTS SHALL NOT INCLUDE ORDINARY
SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT EXPENDED OR UTILIZED IN THE CUSTOMARY CARE AND
TREATMENT OF PATIENTS.
10. (A) FOR PURPOSES OF APPLYING SECTION EIGHTY-SEVEN OF THE PUBLIC
OFFICERS LAW, TO THE CORPORATION, THE TERM "TRADE SECRETS" SHALL INCLUDE
MARKETING STRATEGY OR STRATEGIC MARKETING PLANS, ANALYSES, EVALUATIONS
AND PRICING STRATEGIES OR PRICING COMMITMENTS OF THE CORPORATION, RELAT-
ING TO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, WHICH, IF DISCLOSED, WOULD BE LIKELY TO
INJURE THE COMPETITIVE POSITION OF THE CORPORATION.
(B) IN ADDITION TO THE MATTERS LISTED IN SECTION ONE HUNDRED FIVE OF
THE PUBLIC OFFICERS LAW, THE CORPORATION MAY CONDUCT AN EXECUTIVE
SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING MARKETING STRATEGY OR STRATEGIC
MARKETING PLANS, ANALYSES, EVALUATIONS AND PRICING STRATEGIES OF THE
CORPORATION, RELATING TO BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, WHICH, IF DISCLOSED,
WOULD BE LIKELY TO INJURE THE COMPETITIVE POSITION OF THE CORPORATION.
S 3454. TRANSFER OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; CIVIL SERVICE. 1. (A) ON
THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE TRANSFER OF THE FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS OF
THE COUNTY TO THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUN-
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TY AND THE CORPORATION AS AUTHORIZED IN THIS TITLE, OFFICERS AND EMPLOY-
EES EMPLOYED IN A DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY OF THE COUNTY SHALL BECOME OFFI-
CERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE CORPORATION WITH EQUIVALENT OFFICES, POSITIONS
AND EMPLOYMENT THEREWITH AND SHALL BE DEEMED PUBLIC OFFICERS OR PUBLIC
EMPLOYEES FOR ALL PURPOSES.
(B) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION SEVENTY OF THE CIVIL
SERVICE LAW, FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXTEND BEYOND SIX MONTHS FROM THE
EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE TRANSFER OF ANY FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS OF THE
COUNTY PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND THE CORPORATION
AS AUTHORIZED IN THIS TITLE, ANY OTHER OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF THE COUNTY
MAY, AT THE REQUEST OF THE CORPORATION AND WITH THE CONSENT OF THE COUN-
TY EXECUTIVE AND THE OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE, BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CORPO-
RATION AND SHALL BE ELIGIBLE FOR SUCH TRANSFER AND APPOINTMENT, WITHOUT
FURTHER EXAMINATION, TO APPLICABLE OFFICES, POSITIONS AND EMPLOYMENT
UNDER THE CORPORATION.
(C) ANY PERSON WHO, AT THE TIME HE OR SHE BECOMES AN OFFICER OR
EMPLOYEE OF THE SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH
(A) OR (B) OF THIS SUBDIVISION, HAS A TEMPORARY OR PROVISIONAL APPOINT-
MENT SHALL BE TRANSFERRED SUBJECT TO THE SAME RIGHT OF REMOVAL, EXAMINA-
TION OR TERMINATION AS THOUGH SUCH TRANSFER HAD NOT BEEN MADE EXCEPT TO
THE EXTENT SUCH RIGHTS ARE MODIFIED BY A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREE-
MENT.
(D) THERE SHALL BE NO LAYOFFS OF ANY OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES OF THE
SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION WHICH ARE A DIRECT CONSEQUENCE OF THE
ENACTMENT OF THIS TITLE. THERE SHALL BE A PRESUMPTION THAT ANY LAYOFFS
OCCURRING MORE THAN TWENTY-FOUR MONTHS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE TRANSFER DATE
DESCRIBED IN SUBDIVISION ONE OF THIS SECTION SHALL BE DEEMED NOT TO BE
SUCH A DIRECT CONSEQUENCE.
(E) NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS SECTION SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO PREVENT
THE ELIMINATION OF ANY SERVICE AT ANY TIME AS A RESULT OF THE ELIMI-
NATION OF STATE OR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE, THE ELIMINATION OF AVAILABLE
REVENUE REIMBURSEMENT, LOSS OF CERTIFICATION OR LICENSURE, OR LOSS OF
FINANCIAL VIABILITY.
2. THE CORPORATION SHALL RECOGNIZE THE EXISTING CERTIFIED OR RECOG-
NIZED EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATIONS FOR THOSE PERSONS WHO BECOME EMPLOYEES OF
THE SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (A) OR (B) OF
SUBDIVISION ONE OF THIS SECTION AS THE EXCLUSIVE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
REPRESENTATIVES FOR SUCH EMPLOYEES, WHO SHALL COMPRISE CORRESPONDINGLY
NEW COLLECTIVE BARGAINING UNITS. THE CORPORATION SHALL BE BOUND BY ALL
EXISTING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS WITH SUCH EMPLOYEE ORGANIZA-
TIONS; ALL EXISTING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT SHALL REMAIN IN
EFFECT UNTIL ALTERED BY THE TERMS OF A SUCCESSOR CONTRACT; SUCCESSOR
EMPLOYEES TO THE POSITIONS HELD BY SUCH EMPLOYEES SHALL, CONSISTENT WITH
THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE FOURTEEN OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW, BE INCLUDED
IN THE SAME UNIT AS THEIR PREDECESSORS. EMPLOYEES SERVING IN POSITIONS
IN NEWLY CREATED TITLES SHALL BE ASSIGNED TO THE APPROPRIATE BARGAINING
UNIT. NOTHING CONTAINED HEREIN SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO AFFECT:
(A) THE RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES PURSUANT TO A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREE-
MENT;
(B) THE REPRESENTATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATIONS OR
THE BARGAINING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE COUNTY, STATE AND AN EMPLOYEE
ORGANIZATION; OR
(C) EXISTING LAW WITH RESPECT TO AN APPLICATION TO THE PUBLIC EMPLOY-
MENT RELATIONS BOARD SEEKING DESIGNATION BY THE BOARD THAT CERTAIN
PERSONS ARE MANAGERIAL OR CONFIDENTIAL. NOTHING HEREIN SHALL PRECLUDE
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THE MERGER OF NEGOTIATING UNITS OF EMPLOYEES WITH THE CONSENT OF THE
RECOGNIZED OR CERTIFIED REPRESENTATIVES OF SUCH UNITS.
3. THE SALARY OR COMPENSATION OF ANY SUCH OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE, AFTER
SUCH TRANSFER, SHALL BE PAID BY THE CORPORATION. THE CORPORATION SHALL,
UPON TRANSFER, ACKNOWLEDGE AND GIVE CREDIT FOR ALL LEAVE BALANCES HELD
BY SUCH OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES ON THE DATE OF TRANSFER.
4. THE CORPORATION SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW.
S 3455. GENERAL POWERS OF THE CORPORATION. SUBJECT TO THIS TITLE, THE
CIVIL PRACTICE LAW AND RULES, THE PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, THE MENTAL HYGIENE
LAW, THE SOCIAL SERVICES LAW, THE EDUCATION LAW OR ANY OTHER APPLICABLE
LAW OR REGULATION, THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE POWER:
1. TO SUE AND BE SUED;
2. TO HAVE A SEAL AND ALTER THE SAME AT PLEASURE;
3. TO BORROW MONEY AND ISSUE BONDS FOR ANY OF ITS CORPORATE PURPOSES
OR ITS PROJECTS, OR TO REFUND THE SAME, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE RIGHTS OF
THE HOLDERS THEREOF;
4. TO MAKE AND ALTER BY-LAWS FOR ITS ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT, AND,
SUBJECT TO AGREEMENTS WITH ITS BONDHOLDERS, TO MAKE AND ALTER RULES AND
REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE EXERCISE OF ITS POWERS AND THE FULFILLMENT OF
ITS PURPOSES UNDER THIS TITLE;
5. (A) TO ACQUIRE BY PURCHASE, GRANT, LEASE, GIFT, OR OTHERWISE AND TO
HOLD AND USE PROPERTY NECESSARY, CONVENIENT OR DESIRABLE TO CARRY OUT
ITS CORPORATE PURPOSES, AND TO SELL, CONVEY, MORTGAGE, LEASE, PLEDGE,
EXCHANGE OR OTHERWISE DISPOSE OF ANY SUCH PROPERTY IN SUCH MANNER AS THE
CORPORATION SHALL DETERMINE;
(B) TO ACQUIRE BY CONDEMNATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE
EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEDURE LAW ANY REAL PROPERTY WITHIN SUFFOLK COUNTY
REQUIRED BY THE CORPORATION TO CARRY OUT THE POWERS GRANTED BY THIS
TITLE WITH THE APPROVAL OF BOTH THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE AND THE COUNTY
EXECUTIVE;
6. TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, LEASE, EXPAND, IMPROVE, MAINTAIN, EQUIP,
FURNISH, OPERATE ONE OR MORE PROJECTS AND, IF NECESSARY, TO PAY OR
FINANCE THE COST THEREOF;
7. TO ACCEPT GIFTS, GRANTS, LOANS OR CONTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS OR PROPER-
TY OR FINANCIAL OR OTHER AID IN ANY FORM FROM, AND ENTER INTO CONTRACTS
OR OTHER TRANSACTIONS WITH, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THE STATE, THE COUN-
TY OR ANY PUBLIC CORPORATION OR ANY OTHER SOURCE, AND TO USE ANY SUCH
GIFTS, GRANTS, LOANS OR CONTRIBUTIONS FOR ANY OF ITS CORPORATE PURPOSES;
8. TO GRANT OPTIONS TO RENEW ANY LEASE WITH RESPECT TO ANY PROJECT OR
PROJECTS AND TO GRANT OPTIONS TO BUY ANY PROJECT AT SUCH PRICE AS THE
CORPORATION MAY DEEM DESIRABLE;
9. TO DESIGNATE THE DEPOSITORIES OF ITS MONEY;
10. TO ESTABLISH ITS FISCAL YEAR;
11. TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS AND TO EXECUTE ALL INSTRUMENTS NECESSARY
OR CONVENIENT OR DESIRABLE FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE CORPORATION TO CARRY
OUT ANY POWERS EXPRESSLY GIVEN TO IT IN THIS TITLE;
12. TO APPOINT SUCH OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS AS THE CORPORATION
MAY REQUIRE FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF ITS DUTIES AND TO FIX AND DETERMINE
THEIR QUALIFICATIONS, DUTIES, AND COMPENSATION SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS
OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW AND ANY APPLICABLE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREE-
MENT, AND TO RETAIN OR EMPLOY COUNSEL, AUDITORS, ENGINEERS AND PRIVATE
CONSULTANTS ON A CONTRACT BASIS OR OTHERWISE FOR RENDERING PROFESSIONAL,
MANAGEMENT OR TECHNICAL SERVICES AND ADVICE;
13. TO USE EMPLOYEES, AGENTS, CONSULTANTS AND FACILITIES OF THE COUN-
TY, PAYING THE COUNTY ITS AGREED PROPORTION OF THE COMPENSATION OR COSTS
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY;
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14. TO MAKE AND ADOPT PLANS, SURVEYS AND STUDIES NECESSARY, CONVENIENT
OR DESIRABLE TO THE EFFECTUATION OF THE PURPOSES AND POWERS OF THE
CORPORATION AND TO PREPARE RECOMMENDATIONS IN REGARD THERETO;
15. EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW OR REGULATION, TO FIX AND
COLLECT RATES, RENTALS, FEES AND OTHER CHARGES FOR THE SERVICES RENDERED
BY OR FOR USE OF THE FACILITIES OR IN THE EXERCISE OF THE POWERS OF THE
CORPORATION;
16. TO ENTER UPON SUCH LANDS, WATERS OR PREMISES AS IN THE JUDGMENT OF
THE CORPORATION MAY BE NECESSARY, CONVENIENT OR DESIRABLE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF MAKING SURVEYS, SOUNDINGS, BORINGS AND EXAMINATIONS TO ACCOM-
PLISH ANY PURPOSE AUTHORIZED BY THIS TITLE, THE CORPORATION BEING
LIABLE FOR ACTUAL DAMAGE DONE;
17. TO INSURE OR OTHERWISE TO PROVIDE FOR THE INSURANCE OF THE CORPO-
RATION'S PROPERTY OR OPERATIONS AND ALSO CONTRACT AGAINST SUCH OTHER
RISKS AS THE CORPORATION MAY DEEM ADVISABLE, INCLUDING THE INTEREST RATE
RISK FOR OBLIGATIONS IT ISSUES BEARING INTEREST AT A FLOATING OR OTHER-
WISE ADJUSTABLE RATE WHICH PREVENTS THE ACTUAL RATE OVER THE TERM OF THE
DEBT FROM BEING ASCERTAINED AT THE DATE OF ITS INCURRENCE, AND INCLUDING
THE POWER TO MAKE ANY PAYMENTS WITH RESPECT THERETO; AND
18. TO DO ALL THINGS NECESSARY, CONVENIENT OR DESIRABLE, INCLUDING
ANCILLARY AND INCIDENTAL ACTIVITIES, TO CARRY OUT ITS PURPOSES AND FOR
THE EXERCISE OF THE POWERS GRANTED IN THIS TITLE.
S 3456. SPECIAL POWERS OF THE CORPORATION. IN ORDER TO EFFECTUATE THE
PURPOSES OF THIS TITLE, THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE THE FOLLOWING ADDI-
TIONAL POWERS, SUBJECT TO THIS TITLE, THE CIVIL PRACTICE LAW AND RULES,
THE PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, THE MENTAL HYGIENE LAW, THE SOCIAL SERVICES LAW,
THE EDUCATION LAW AND ANY OTHER APPLICABLE LAW OR REGULATION:
1. TO OPERATE, MANAGE, SUPERINTEND AND CONTROL ANY HEALTH FACILITY
UNDER ITS JURISDICTION AND TO REPAIR, MAINTAIN AND OTHERWISE KEEP UP ANY
SUCH HEALTH FACILITY; AND TO ESTABLISH AND COLLECT FEES, RENTALS, AND
OTHER CHARGES FOR THE SALE, LEASE OR SUBLEASE OF ANY SUCH HEALTH FACILI-
TY, SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ANY CONTRACT, LEASE, SUBLEASE
OR OTHER AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY;
2. TO PROVIDE HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC DIRECTLY OR
BY AGREEMENT OR LEASE WITH ANY PERSON, FIRM OR PRIVATE OR PUBLIC CORPO-
RATION OR ASSOCIATION THROUGH OR IN THE HEALTH FACILITIES OF THE CORPO-
RATION OR OTHERWISE AND TO MAKE INTERNAL POLICIES GOVERNING ADMISSIONS
AND HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES; AND TO ESTABLISH AND COLLECT FEES AND
OTHER CHARGES FOR THE PROVISION OF SUCH HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES; AND
TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN RESIDENT PHYSICIAN AND INTERN MEDICAL SERVICES;
AND TO SPONSOR AND CONDUCT RESEARCH, EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING PROGRAMS;
3. TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS, LEASES, SUBLEASES AND OTHER AGREEMENTS FOR
THE PURPOSE OF AFFILIATING WITH A MEDICAL COLLEGE OR RELATED EDUCATIONAL
AGENCY OR INSTITUTION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CORPORATION'S HEALTH
FACILITIES, WHICH AGREEMENTS MAY PROVIDE FOR THE MANAGEMENT, OPERATION
AND STAFFING OF HEALTH FACILITIES, THE RECONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION OR
ADDITION TO HEALTH FACILITIES; THE PROVISION OF NECESSARY FACILITIES,
UTILITIES AND SERVICES; AND SUCH OTHER CONDITIONS OR FEATURES NECESSARY
AND PROPER FOR SUCH PURPOSE AND FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND GENERAL
WELFARE;
4. TO DETERMINE THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH A PHYSICIAN MAY BE EXTENDED
THE PRIVILEGE OF PRACTICING WITHIN A HEALTH FACILITY UNDER THE JURISDIC-
TION OF THE CORPORATION, AND TO PROMULGATE REASONABLE INTERNAL POLICIES
FOR THE CONDUCT OF ALL PERSONS, PHYSICIANS AND NURSES WITHIN SUCH FACIL-
ITY; AND
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5. (A) EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN ANY APPLICABLE LAW OR REGU-
LATION, TO EXERCISE AND PERFORM ALL OR PART OF ITS PURPOSES, POWERS,
DUTIES, FUNCTIONS OR ACTIVITIES THROUGH ONE OR MORE SUBSIDIARY ENTITIES
OWNED OR CONTROLLED WHOLLY OR IN PART BY THE CORPORATION, WHICH SHALL BE
FORMED PURSUANT TO THE BUSINESS CORPORATION LAW, THE LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY LAW, OR THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION LAW, IN EACH CASE SUBJECT
TO ALL THE LIMITATIONS PROVIDED IN THIS ARTICLE.
(B) ANY SUCH SUBSIDIARY MAY BE AUTHORIZED TO ACT AS A GENERAL OR
LIMITED PARTNER IN A PARTNERSHIP OR AS A MEMBER OF A LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY, AND ENTER INTO AN ARRANGEMENT CALLING FOR AN INITIAL AND SUBSE-
QUENT PAYMENT BY SUCH SUBSIDIARY IN CONSIDERATION OF AN INTEREST IN
REVENUES OR OTHER CONTRACTUAL RIGHTS.
(C) AN ENTITY SHALL BE DEEMED A SUBSIDIARY WHENEVER AND SO LONG AS (I)
MORE THAN HALF OF ANY VOTING SHARES OF SUCH SUBSIDIARY ARE OWNED OR HELD
BY THE CORPORATION OR (II) A MAJORITY OF THE DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES OR
MEMBERS OF SUCH SUBSIDIARY ARE DESIGNEES OF THE CORPORATION.
(D) THE CORPORATION MAY TRANSFER TO ANY SUBSIDIARY ENTITY ANY MONIES,
REAL OR PERSONAL OR MIXED PROPERTY IN ORDER TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF
THIS TITLE, SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS OF THE HOLDERS OF ANY BONDS OF THE
CORPORATION.
(E) ANY SUBSIDIARY WHICH PROVIDES HEALTH CARE SERVICES PREVIOUSLY
PROVIDED BY THE COUNTY AND TRANSFERRED BY THE CORPORATION TO THE SUBSID-
IARY SHALL COMPLY WITH AND BE SUBJECT TO SUBDIVISION NINE OF THIS
SECTION AND SUBDIVISIONS SEVEN THROUGH TEN INCLUSIVE OF SECTION THIRTY-
FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE, SECTIONS THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE, THIR-
TY-FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN, THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT, AND THIR-
TY-FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE OF THIS TITLE AS APPLICABLE. THE TRANSFER OF
ANY MONIES, REAL OR PERSONAL OR MIXED PROPERTY TO A SUBSIDIARY SHALL BE
GOVERNED BY ANY RESTRICTIONS OR LIMITATIONS AS THE COUNTY MAY ESTABLISH
IN THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND THE CORPORATION AS DESCRIBED IN
SUBDIVISION TWO OF SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN OF THIS
TITLE.
(F) ANY MATERIAL CHANGE IN THE OPERATION OF A HEALTH FACILITY THAT
OCCURS PURSUANT TO A TRANSFER OR AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CORPORATION AND
ANY OF ITS SUBSIDIARIES SHALL REQUIRE THE BOARD OF SUCH CORPORATION OR
SUBSIDIARY TO PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTICE OF SUCH TRANSFER OR AGREEMENT TO
THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE AND MAJORITY LEADER AND MINORITY LEADER OF THE
COUNTY LEGISLATURE WITHIN SEVEN DAYS OF SUCH TRANSFER.
6. TO CONTRACT WITH THE COUNTY FOR RELATED PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES TO
BE DETERMINED BY THE COUNTY AND THE CORPORATION.
7. TO NEGOTIATE AND MAKE ANY PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF TAXES WITH ANY POLI-
TICAL SUBDIVISION WHERE THE CORPORATION HOLDS REAL ESTATE.
8. TO CONTRACT WITH THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, HEALTH
CARE SERVICES, AND TO OPERATE FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS WHICH PROVIDE
HEALTH CARE SERVICES.
9. TO PROVIDE UNCOMPENSATED CARE TO PERSONS IN NEED OF HEALTH CARE
SERVICES WITHOUT THE ABILITY TO PAY.
S 3457. TRANSFER OF PROPERTY; RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COUNTY; CERTAIN
GIFTS, LOANS AND GUARANTEES BY THE COUNTY. 1. (A) BY COUNTY ORDINANCE
ONLY, THE COUNTY MAY CONTRACT, SELL, CONVEY, LOAN, LICENSE THE USE OF,
OR LEASE TO THE CORPORATION ANY PROPERTY OR ASSETS (EXCEPT MONIES APPRO-
PRIATED BY THE COUNTY AND PAYABLE TO THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO SUBDI-
VISION THREE AND PARAGRAPH (A) OF SUBDIVISION FOUR OF THIS SECTION),
INCLUDING ITS INTEREST IN HEALTHFIRST INC., WHICH ARE USEFUL IN
CONNECTION WITH THE EXERCISE BY THE CORPORATION OF ANY OF ITS POWERS
UNDER THIS TITLE IN ORDER TO TRANSFER THE FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS IN
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WHOLE OR IN PART OF ANY FACILITY, OPERATION OR PROGRAM OF THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK PROVIDING HEALTH CARE SERVICES, WHETHER OR NOT THE PROVISION OF
SUCH FACILITY, OPERATION OR PROGRAM BY THE COUNTY IS SPECIFICALLY
MANDATED BY STATE LAW, TO THE CORPORATION BY AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUN-
TY AND THE CORPORATION AND ANY SUBSEQUENT RENEWAL OR AMENDMENT THEREOF.
THE POWERS CONFERRED UPON THE COUNTY HEREIN TO SELL, CONVEY, LOAN,
LICENSE THE USE OF OR LEASE PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE COUNTY TO THE
CORPORATION ARE IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER POWERS GRANTED TO THE COUNTY BY
LAW RELATING TO THE SALE, CONVEYANCE, ALIENATION, LEASING, LICENSING OR
LOANING OF REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY AND ARE NOT SUBJECT TO ANY LAW TO
THE EXTENT INCONSISTENT HEREWITH.
(B) ANY SUCH CONTRACT, SALE, CONVEYANCE, LOAN, LICENSE OR LEASE SHALL
BE UPON SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS, FOR SUCH CONSIDERATION WHICH MAY
INCLUDE CASH, SERVICES OR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF WHICH THE COUNTY
DETERMINES TO BE IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS OF
THE COUNTY AND FOR SUCH TERM OR TERMS OF YEARS, SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS OF
THE HOLDERS OF ANY BONDS, AS THE CORPORATION AND THE COUNTY MAY AGREE.
NO REAL PROPERTY OF THE COUNTY CONSISTING OF ANY HEALTH FACILITY
CURRENTLY OPERATED BY SUFFOLK COUNTY SHALL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CORPO-
RATION IN FEE, EXCEPT UNDER SUCH RESTRICTIONS REGARDING RIGHTS OF FIRST
REFUSAL, OR OTHER RIGHTS, TO REPURCHASE THE PROPERTY AS THE SUFFOLK
COUNTY LEGISLATURE SHALL APPROVE BY ACT. ANY SUCH CONTRACT, SALE,
CONVEYANCE, LEASE, LOAN OR LICENSE SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO REFERENDUM,
PERMISSIVE OR MANDATORY. IN THE EVENT THAT THE COUNTY CONTRACTS, SELLS,
CONVEYS, LOANS, LICENSES OR LEASES ANY PROPERTY OR ASSETS TO THE CORPO-
RATION, THE COUNTY MAY CONTRACT WITH THE CORPORATION TO LEASE, BORROW,
LICENSE, OPERATE, MAINTAIN, MANAGE AND PROVIDE SERVICES FOR SUCH FACILI-
TIES UPON SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND FOR SUCH TERM OR TERMS OF YEARS,
SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS OF HOLDERS OF BONDS, AS THE CORPORATION AND THE
COUNTY MAY AGREE. THE CORPORATION, IN FURTHERANCE OF ANY PURCHASE,
CONVEYANCE OR LEASE OF ANY PROPERTY OR FACILITY FROM THE COUNTY, MAY
ASSUME THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ON ANY BONDS OR NOTES ISSUED BY THE COUNTY FOR SUCH PROPERTY OR
FACILITY.
(C) UPON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE SET FORTH
IN THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND THE CORPORATION ENTERED INTO
PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH (A) OF SUBDIVISION ONE OF THIS SECTION, SUCH
DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES, FACILITIES, SERVICES AND OTHER RIGHTS AND INTER-
EST OF THE COUNTY PERTAINING TO HEALTH CARE SERVICES AS THE COUNTY OR
CORPORATION MAY AGREE SHALL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CORPORATION. UPON ANY
SUCH TRANSFER, THE COUNTY IS AUTHORIZED TO RESTRUCTURE OR ELIMINATE ALL
SUCH DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES OR FACILITIES.
2. THE COUNTY MAY ACQUIRE BY PURCHASE, LEASE, OR CONDEMNATION PURSUANT
TO THE EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEDURE LAW, REAL PROPERTY IN THE NAME OF THE
COUNTY FOR ANY CORPORATE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION.
3. IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER POWERS GRANTED TO IT BY LAW AND CONSISTENT
WITH THE CONSTITUTION AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF LAW, THE COUNTY MAY, FROM
TIME TO TIME, APPROPRIATE SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY PROJECT COSTS OR ANY
OTHER COSTS OR EXPENSES OF THE CORPORATION INCLUDING OPERATING EXPENSES.
SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS OF BONDHOLDERS, THE COUNTY MAY DETERMINE IF THE
MONIES SO APPROPRIATED SHALL BE SUBJECT TO REPAYMENT BY THE CORPORATION
TO THE COUNTY AND, IN SUCH EVENT, THE MANNER AND TIME OR TIMES FOR SUCH
REPAYMENT.
4. IN ADDITION TO THE AUTHORITY GRANTED ELSEWHERE IN THIS TITLE AND BY
OTHER APPLICABLE LAWS, THE CORPORATION AND THE COUNTY MAY ENTER INTO A
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CONTRACT OR CONTRACTS FROM TIME TO TIME PROVIDING FOR ONE OR MORE OF THE
FOLLOWING:
(A) THE PAYMENT OF SUMS APPROPRIATED BY THE COUNTY PURSUANT TO SUBDI-
VISION THREE OF THIS SECTION;
(B) THE PAYMENT OF SUMS FOR HEALTH CARE SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE
CORPORATION WHICH COULD OTHERWISE BE PROVIDED DIRECTLY BY THE COUNTY,
INCLUDING SERVICES FOR UNCOMPENSATED CARE;
(C) SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY THE COUNTY TO OR ON BEHALF OF THE
CORPORATION;
(D) THE TRANSFER OF EMPLOYEES OF THE COUNTY TO THE CORPORATION AS
PROVIDED IN SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR OF THIS TITLE;
(E) INDEMNIFICATION BY THE CORPORATION TO THE COUNTY FOR CLAIMS ASSO-
CIATED WITH ESTABLISHMENT OF AND OPERATION OF THE CORPORATION AND ITS
HEALTH FACILITIES;
(F) THE SALE, CONVEYANCE, LOAN, LICENSE OR LEASE BY THE COUNTY TO THE
CORPORATION OF ANY PROPERTY (EXCEPT MONIES APPROPRIATED BY THE COUNTY
AND PAYABLE TO THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO SUBDIVISION THREE AND PARA-
GRAPH (A) OF THIS SUBDIVISION) OR FACILITIES WHICH ARE USEFUL IN
CONNECTION WITH THE EXERCISE BY THE CORPORATION OF ANY OF ITS POWERS
UNDER THIS TITLE NOT TRANSFERRED PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY GRANTED IN
PARAGRAPH (A) OF SUBDIVISION ONE OF THIS SECTION, WHICH SALE, CONVEY-
ANCE, LOAN, LICENSE OR LEASE SHALL NEVERTHELESS BE SUBJECT TO PARAGRAPH
(B) OF SUBDIVISION ONE OF THIS SECTION; AND
(G) SUCH OTHER MATTERS AS MAY BE APPROPRIATE TO ACCOMPLISH THE
PURPOSES HEREOF.
ANY SUCH CONTRACT OR CONTRACTS SHALL BE AUTHORIZED BY THE COUNTY BY
RESOLUTION OR ORDINANCE ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE OR IN SUCH
OTHER MANNER AS PERMITTED BY THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT LAW OF THE COUNTY OF
SUFFOLK. SUCH CONTRACT OR CONTRACTS SHALL INCLUDE SUCH TERMS AND CONDI-
TIONS AND HAVE SUCH TERM OR TERMS OF YEARS, AS THE CORPORATION AND THE
COUNTY MAY AGREE.
5. (A) THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK SHALL HAVE THE POWER AND IS HEREBY
AUTHORIZED, PURSUANT TO SECTION SEVEN OF ARTICLE SEVENTEEN OF THE STATE
CONSTITUTION, TO LEND ITS MONEY OR CREDIT TO OR IN AID OF THE CORPO-
RATION OR ANY SUBSIDIARY THEREOF FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING HEALTH
RELATED FACILITIES OR HOSPITAL FACILITIES FOR THE PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS
OR TREATMENT OF HUMAN DISEASE, PAIN, INJURY, DISABILITY, DEFORMITY OR
PHYSICAL CONDITION, AND FOR FACILITIES INCIDENTAL OR APPURTENANT THERETO
AS MAY BE PRESCRIBED BY LAW. THE COUNTY IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
PRESCRIBE SUCH FACILITIES BY LOCAL LAW OF THE COUNTY. THE CORPORATION OR
ANY SUCH SUBSIDIARY THEREOF, AS A CONDITION TO ANY SUCH LOAN OF MONEY OR
CREDIT, SHALL ENTER INTO A REGULATORY AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY AS TO
ITS CHARGES, PROFITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISPOSITION OR ITS PROPERTY OF FRAN-
CHISES, WHICH AGREEMENT SHALL BE BINDING AND ENFORCEABLE BY THE COUNTY.
THE COUNTY MAY ELECT IN SUCH REGULATORY AGREEMENT TO REFRAIN FROM EXER-
CISING ALL OR ANY PORTION OF ITS AUTHORITY TO SO REGULATE SUCH CHARGES,
PROFITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY OR FRANCHISE TO THE
EXTENT SUCH CHARGES, PROFITS, DIVIDENDS AND DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY OR
FRANCHISE ARE REGULATED BY THE STATE OR ANY AGENCY THEREOF. THE COUNTY
SHALL AUTHORIZE SUCH REGULATORY AGREEMENT BY LOCAL LAW.
(B) IN PURSUANCE OF THE AUTHORITY GRANTED HEREIN, THE COUNTY SHALL
HAVE THE POWER AND IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED FROM TIME TO TIME TO ISSUE ITS
BONDS, NOTES OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS IN SUCH PRINCIPAL AMOUNTS AS IT SHALL
DEEM NECESSARY, AFTER TAKING INTO ACCOUNT OTHER MONIES WHICH MAY BE
AVAILABLE FOR THE PURPOSES SET FORTH HEREIN. SUCH BONDS, NOTES OR OBLI-
GATIONS SHALL BE ISSUED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING LOANS TO THE CORPO-
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RATION OR ANY SUBSIDIARY THEREOF, PAYING INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS, NOTES
OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS, AND PAYING ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
INCIDENTAL TO AND NECESSARY OR CONVENIENT FOR THE MAKING OF SUCH LOANS.
SUCH BONDS, NOTES OR OBLIGATIONS SHALL BE ISSUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER AND THE LOCAL FINANCE LAW AND
APPLICABLE LOCAL LAWS.
(C) ANY GUARANTEE BY THE COUNTY MADE PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY GRANTED
IN THIS SECTION SHALL BE AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCE OR ORDINANCES OF THE
COUNTY IN THE SAME MANNER AS SUCH ORDINANCE OR ORDINANCES AUTHORIZING
THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE COUNTY FOR THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH SUCH
GUARANTEE IS UNDERTAKEN.
(D) THE COUNTY SHALL ALSO BE AUTHORIZED TO ENACT LAWS GOVERNING THE
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH SUCH LOANS, COMMITMENTS AND GUARANTEES SHALL BE
MADE.
6. FOR PURPOSES OF SUBDIVISION FOUR OF PARAGRAPH A OF SECTION 25.00 OF
THE LOCAL FINANCE LAW, AMOUNTS TO BE DERIVED BY THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
FROM THE CORPORATION, OR ANY SUBSIDIARY THEREOF, SHALL BE INCLUDED IN
THE TERM "OTHER INCOME".
7. (A) NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW
TO THE CONTRARY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SECTIONS SIX-N AND SIX-J
OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE COUNTY LEGISLA-
TURE, AMOUNTS DEPOSITED FOR OR ON BEHALF OF THE HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL
FACILITIES OR OPERATIONS OF THE COUNTY WHICH HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED TO
THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION IN THE LIABILITY AND CASUALTY
AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION RESERVE FUNDS ESTABLISHED BY THE COUNTY PURSU-
ANT TO SAID SECTIONS OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW, AND INVESTMENT EARN-
INGS THEREON, MAY BE WITHDRAWN BY THE COUNTY FROM SUCH FUNDS AND TRANS-
FERRED TO THE CORPORATION AND SHALL BE USED BY THE CORPORATION FOR THE
PURPOSES FOR WHICH SUCH FUNDS WERE ESTABLISHED.
(B) NO AMOUNTS SHALL BE WITHDRAWN AND TRANSFERRED TO THE CORPORATION
PURSUANT TO THIS SUBDIVISION UNLESS PRIOR THERETO THE CORPORATION HAS
AGREED IN WRITING TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS THE COUNTY, AND PROVIDE
DEFENSE, FOR ALL CLAIMS, CASES, PROCEEDINGS, ACTIONS OR OTHER MATTERS
AGAINST THE COUNTY ARISING OUT OF THE PROPERTIES, FACILITIES, OPERATIONS
OR EMPLOYEES OF THE CORPORATION OF THE SUFFOLK HEALTH CARE CORPORATION,
WHETHER COMMENCED BEFORE OR AFTER THE DATE OF TRANSFER OF SAID AMOUNTS,
AND TO PROVIDE SUCH OTHER SECURITY FOR THIS OBLIGATION AS THE COUNTY MAY
REASONABLY REQUIRE.
8. NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF ANY STATE OR LOCAL LAW TO THE
CONTRARY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SECTION SIX-L OF THE GENERAL
MUNICIPAL LAW, ANY MONIES DERIVED BY THE COUNTY IN CONSIDERATION OF THE
SALE OF ITS FACILITIES OR PROPERTY TO THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THIS
SECTION MAY BE USED FOR ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE OF THE COUNTY.
S 3458. BONDS OR NOTES OF THE CORPORATION. 1. THE CORPORATION SHALL
HAVE THE POWER AND IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED FROM TIME TO TIME TO ISSUE
BONDS, NOTES OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS TO PAY THE COST OF ANY PROJECT OR FOR
ANY OTHER CORPORATE PURPOSE, INCLUDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RESERVES TO
SECURE THE BONDS, THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL OF, PREMIUM, IF ANY, AND
INTEREST ON THE BONDS AND THE PAYMENT OF INCIDENTAL EXPENSES IN
CONNECTION THEREWITH. THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE THE POWER AND IS HERE-
BY AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO SUCH AGREEMENTS AND PERFORM SUCH ACTS AS MAY
BE REQUIRED UNDER ANY APPLICABLE FEDERAL LEGISLATION TO SECURE A FEDERAL
GUARANTEE OR OTHER SUBSIDY WITH RESPECT TO ANY BONDS.
2. THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE THE POWER FROM TIME TO TIME TO RENEW
BONDS OR TO ISSUE RENEWAL BONDS FOR SUCH PURPOSE, TO ISSUE BONDS TO PAY
BONDS, AND, WHENEVER IT DEEMS REFUNDING EXPEDIENT, TO REFUND ANY BOND BY
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THE ISSUANCE OF NEW BONDS, WHETHER THE BONDS TO BE REFUNDED HAVE OR HAVE
NOT MATURED, AND MAY ISSUE BONDS, PARTLY TO REFUND BONDS THEN OUTSTAND-
ING AND PARTLY FOR ANY OTHER CORPORATE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION.
BONDS ISSUED FOR REFUNDING PURPOSES SHALL BE SOLD AND THE PROCEEDS
APPLIED TO THE PURCHASE, REDEMPTION OR PAYMENT OF THE BONDS OR NOTES TO
BE REFUNDED.
3. BONDS ISSUED BY THE CORPORATION MAY BE GENERAL OBLIGATIONS SECURED
BY THE FAITH AND CREDIT OF THE CORPORATION OR MAY BE SPECIAL OBLIGATIONS
PAYABLE SOLELY OUT OF PARTICULAR REVENUES OR OTHER MONIES AS MAY BE
DESIGNATED IN THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CORPORATION UNDER WHICH THE BONDS
SHALL BE AUTHORIZED TO BE ISSUED, SUBJECT AS TO PRIORITY ONLY TO ANY
AGREEMENTS WITH THE HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING BONDS PLEDGING ANY PARTICULAR
PROPERTY, REVENUES OR MONIES. THE CORPORATION MAY ALSO ENTER INTO LOAN
AGREEMENTS, LINES OF CREDIT AND OTHER SECURITY AGREEMENTS AND OBTAIN FOR
OR ON ITS BEHALF LETTERS OF CREDIT, INSURANCE, GUARANTEES OR OTHER CRED-
IT ENHANCEMENTS TO THE EXTENT NOW OR HEREAFTER AVAILABLE, IN EACH CASE
FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECURING ITS BONDS OR NOTES OR TO PROVIDE DIRECT
PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNTS WHICH THE CORPORATION IS AUTHORIZED TO PAY.
4. BONDS SHALL BE AUTHORIZED BY RESOLUTION OF THE CORPORATION, AND MAY
BE IN SUCH DENOMINATIONS AND BEAR SUCH DATE OR DATES AND MATURE AT SUCH
TIME OR TIMES AS SUCH RESOLUTION MAY PROVIDE, EXCEPT THAT BONDS AND ANY
RENEWALS THEREOF SHALL MATURE WITHIN FORTY YEARS FROM THE DATE OF
ORIGINAL ISSUANCE OF ANY SUCH BONDS. OBLIGATIONS WITH A MATURITY OF
FIVE YEARS OR LESS FROM THE DATE OF THEIR ORIGINAL ISSUANCE MAY BE
DESIGNATED AS NOTES. BONDS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO SUCH TERMS OF REDEMPTION,
BEAR INTEREST AT SUCH RATE OR RATES PER ANNUM PAYABLE AT SUCH TIMES, BE
IN SUCH FORM, CARRY SUCH REGISTRATION PRIVILEGES, BE EXECUTED IN SUCH
MANNER, BE PAYABLE IN SUCH MEDIUM OF PAYMENT AT SUCH PLACE OR PLACES,
AND BE SUBJECT TO SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS SUCH RESOLUTION MAY
PROVIDE. BONDS MAY BE SOLD AT PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALE FOR SUCH PRICE OR
PRICES AS THE CORPORATION SHALL DETERMINE, PROVIDED THAT NO BONDS OF THE
CORPORATION, OTHER THAN OBLIGATIONS DESIGNATED AS NOTES, MAY BE SOLD BY
THE CORPORATION AT PRIVATE SALE UNLESS SUCH SALE IN THE TERMS THEREOF
HAVE BEEN APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE COMPTROLLER, WHERE SUCH SALE IS NOT
TO BE TO SUCH COMPTROLLER, OR BY THE STATE DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION OF
THE BUDGET, WHERE SUCH SALE IS TO BE TO THE COMPTROLLER. THE CORPORATION
MAY PAY ALL EXPENSES, PREMIUMS AND COMMISSIONS WHICH IT MAY DEEM NECES-
SARY OR ADVANTAGEOUS IN CONNECTION WITH THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF BONDS.
5. ANY RESOLUTION OR RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING BONDS OR ANY ISSUE OF
BONDS BY THE CORPORATION MAY CONTAIN PROVISIONS WHICH MAY BE A PART OF
THE CONTRACT WITH THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS THEREBY AUTHORIZED AS TO:
(A) PLEDGING ALL OR PART OF THE REVENUES, TOGETHER WITH ANY OTHER
MONIES OR PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF THE
BONDS, OR ANY COSTS OF ISSUANCE THEREOF, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
ANY CONTRACTS, EARNINGS OR PROCEEDS OF ANY GRANT TO THE CORPORATION
RECEIVED FROM ANY PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCE SUBJECT TO SUCH AGREEMENTS
WITH BONDHOLDERS AS MAY THEN EXIST;
(B) THE SETTING ASIDE OF RESERVES AND THE CREATION OF SINKING FUNDS
AND THE REGULATION AND DISPOSITION THEREOF;
(C) LIMITATIONS ON THE PURPOSE TO WHICH THE PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF
BONDS MAY BE APPLIED;
(D) THE RATES, RENTS, FEES AND OTHER CHARGES TO BE FIXED AND COLLECTED
BY THE CORPORATION AND THE AMOUNT TO BE RAISED IN EACH YEAR THEREBY AND
THE USE AND DISPOSITION OF REVENUES;
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(E) LIMITATIONS ON THE RIGHT OF THE CORPORATION TO RESTRICT AND REGU-
LATE THE USE OF THE PROJECT OR PART THEREOF IN CONNECTION WITH WHICH
BONDS ARE ISSUED;
(F) LIMITATIONS ON THE ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL BONDS, THE TERMS UPON
WHICH ADDITIONAL BONDS MAY BE ISSUED AND SECURED AND THE REFUNDING OF
OUTSTANDING OR OTHER BONDS;
(G) THE PROCEDURE, IF ANY, BY WHICH THE TERMS OF ANY CONTRACT WITH
BONDHOLDERS MAY BE AMENDED OR ABROGATED, INCLUDING THE PROPORTION OF
BONDHOLDERS WHICH MUST CONSENT THERETO, AND THE MANNER IN WHICH SUCH
CONSENT MAY BE GIVEN;
(H) THE CREATION OF SPECIAL FUNDS INTO WHICH ANY REVENUES OR MONIES
MAY BE DEPOSITED;
(I) THE TERMS AND PROVISIONS OF ANY TRUST, MORTGAGE, DEED OR INDENTURE
SECURING THE BONDS UNDER WHICH THE BONDS MAY BE ISSUED;
(J) VESTING IN A TRUSTEE OR TRUSTEES SUCH PROPERTIES, RIGHTS, POWERS
AND DUTIES IN TRUST AS THE CORPORATION MAY DETERMINE WHICH MAY INCLUDE
ANY OR ALL OF THE RIGHTS, POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE TRUSTEES APPOINTED BY
THE BONDHOLDERS PURSUANT TO SECTION THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE OF
THIS TITLE AND LIMITING THE RIGHTS OF THE BONDHOLDERS TO APPOINT A TRUS-
TEE UNDER SUCH SECTION OR LIMITING THE RIGHTS, DUTIES AND POWERS OF SUCH
TRUSTEE;
(K) DEFINING THE ACTS OR OMISSIONS TO ACT WHICH MAY CONSTITUTE A
DEFAULT IN THE OBLIGATIONS AND DUTIES OF THE CORPORATION TO THE BOND-
HOLDERS AND PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF THE BONDHOLDERS IN
THE EVENT OF SUCH DEFAULT, INCLUDING AS A MATTER OF RIGHT APPOINTMENT OF
A RECEIVER, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT SUCH RIGHTS AND REMEDIES SHALL NOT
BE INCONSISTENT WITH THE GENERAL LAWS OF THE STATE AND OTHER PROVISIONS
OF THIS TITLE;
(L) LIMITATIONS ON THE POWER OF THE CORPORATION TO SELL OR OTHERWISE
DISPOSE OF ANY PROJECT OR ANY PART THEREOF OR OTHER PROPERTY;
(M) LIMITATIONS ON THE AMOUNT OF REVENUES AND OTHER MONIES TO BE
EXPENDED OR OPERATING, ADMINISTRATIVE OR OTHER EXPENSES OF THE CORPO-
RATION;
(N) THE PAYMENT OF THE PROCEEDS OF BONDS, REVENUES AND OTHER MONIES TO
A TRUSTEE OR OTHER DEPOSITORY, AND FOR THE METHOD OF DISBURSEMENT THERE-
OF WITH SUCH SAFEGUARDS AND RESTRICTIONS AS THE CORPORATION MAY DETER-
MINE; AND
(O) ANY OTHER MATTERS OF LIKE OR DIFFERENT CHARACTER WHICH IN ANY WAY
AFFECT THE SECURITY OR PROTECTION OF THE BONDS OR THE RIGHTS AND REME-
DIES OF THE BONDHOLDERS.
6. IN ADDITION TO THE POWERS HEREIN CONFERRED UPON THE CORPORATION TO
SECURE ITS BONDS, THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE THE POWER IN CONNECTION
WITH THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO ADOPT RESOLUTIONS AND ENTER INTO SUCH
TRUST INDENTURES, AGREEMENTS OR OTHER INSTRUMENTS AS THE CORPORATION MAY
DEEM NECESSARY, CONVENIENT OR DESIRABLE CONCERNING THE USE OR DISPOSI-
TION OF ITS REVENUES OR OTHER MONIES OR PROPERTY, INCLUDING THE MORTGAG-
ING OF ANY PROPERTY AND THE ENTRUSTING, PLEDGING OR CREATION OF ANY
OTHER SECURITY INTEREST IN ANY SUCH REVENUES, MONIES OR PROPERTY AND THE
DOING OF ANY ACT, INCLUDING REFRAINING FROM DOING ANY ACT WHICH THE
CORPORATION WOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO IN THE ABSENCE OF SUCH RESOL-
UTIONS, TRUST INDENTURES, AGREEMENTS OR OTHER INSTRUMENTS. THE CORPO-
RATION SHALL HAVE POWER TO ENTER INTO AMENDMENTS OF ANY SUCH RESOL-
UTIONS, TRUST INDENTURES, AGREEMENTS OR OTHER INSTRUMENTS WITHIN THE
POWERS GRANTED TO THE CORPORATION BY THIS TITLE AND TO PERFORM SUCH
RESOLUTIONS, TRUST INDENTURES, AGREEMENTS OR OTHER INSTRUMENTS. THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY SUCH RESOLUTIONS, TRUST INDENTURES, AGREEMENTS OR
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OTHER INSTRUMENTS MAY BE MADE A PART OF THE CONTRACT WITH THE HOLDERS OF
BONDS OF THE CORPORATION.
7. ANY PROVISION OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE TO THE CONTRARY
NOTWITHSTANDING, ANY PLEDGE OF OR OTHER SECURITY INTEREST IN REVENUES,
MONIES, ACCOUNTS, CONTRACT RIGHTS, GENERAL INTANGIBLES OR OTHER PERSONAL
PROPERTY MADE OR CREATED BY THE CORPORATION SHALL BE VALID, BINDING AND
PERFECTED FROM THE TIME WHEN SUCH PLEDGE IS MADE OR OTHER SECURITY
INTEREST ATTACHES WITHOUT ANY PHYSICAL DELIVERY OF THE COLLATERAL OR
FURTHER ACT, AND THE LIEN OF ANY SUCH PLEDGE OR OTHER SECURITY INTEREST
SHALL BE VALID, BINDING AND PERFECTED AGAINST ALL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS
OF ANY KIND IN TORT, CONTRACT OR OTHERWISE AGAINST THE CORPORATION IRRE-
SPECTIVE OF WHETHER OR NOT SUCH PARTIES HAVE NOTICE THEREOF. NO INSTRU-
MENT BY WHICH SUCH A PLEDGE OR SECURITY INTEREST IS CREATED NOR ANY
FINANCING STATEMENT NEED BE RECORDED OR FILED.
8. WHETHER OR NOT THE BONDS OF THE CORPORATION ARE OF SUCH FORM AND
CHARACTER AS TO BE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS UNDER THE TERMS OF THE UNIFORM
COMMERCIAL CODE, THE BONDS ARE HEREBY MADE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS WITHIN
THE MEANING OF AND FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE,
SUBJECT ONLY TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE BONDS FOR REGISTRATION.
9. NEITHER THE DIRECTORS NOR THE NON-VOTING REPRESENTATIVES NOR THE
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION NOR ANY PERSON EXECUTING ITS BONDS SHALL BE
LIABLE PERSONALLY ON ITS BONDS OR BE SUBJECT TO ANY PERSONAL LIABILITY
OR ACCOUNTABILITY BY REASON OF THE ISSUANCE THEREOF.
10. SUBJECT TO SUCH AGREEMENTS WITH BONDHOLDERS AS MAY THEN EXIST, THE
CORPORATION SHALL HAVE POWER OUT OF ANY FUNDS AVAILABLE THEREFOR TO
PURCHASE BONDS OF THE CORPORATION, IN LIEU OF REDEMPTION, AT A PRICE NOT
EXCEEDING, IF THE BONDS ARE THEN REDEEMABLE, THE REDEMPTION PRICE THEN
APPLICABLE PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST TO THE NEXT INTEREST PAYMENT DATE, OR,
IF THE BONDS ARE NOT THEN REDEEMABLE, THE REDEMPTION PRICE APPLICABLE ON
THE FIRST DATE AFTER SUCH PURCHASE UPON WHICH THE BONDS BECOME SUBJECT
TO REDEMPTION PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST TO THE NEXT INTEREST PAYMENT DATE.
BONDS SO PURCHASED SHALL THEREUPON BE CANCELED.
11. THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE POWER AND IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE
NEGOTIABLE BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES IN CONFORMITY WITH APPLICABLE
PROVISIONS OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE AND MAY RENEW THE SAME FROM
TIME TO TIME BUT THE MAXIMUM MATURITY OF ANY SUCH NOTE, INCLUDING
RENEWALS THEREOF, SHALL NOT EXCEED FIVE YEARS FROM THE DATE OF ISSUE OF
SUCH ORIGINAL NOTE.
S 3459. REMEDIES OF BONDHOLDERS. SUBJECT TO ANY RESOLUTION OR RESOL-
UTIONS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE:
1. IN THE EVENT THAT THE CORPORATION SHALL DEFAULT IN THE PAYMENT OF
PRINCIPAL OF OR INTEREST ON ANY ISSUE OF BONDS AFTER THE SAME SHALL
BECOME DUE, WHETHER AT MATURITY OR UPON CALL FOR REDEMPTION, AND SUCH
DEFAULT SHALL CONTINUE FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS, OR IN THE EVENT THAT
THE CORPORATION SHALL FAIL OR REFUSE TO COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
THIS TITLE OR SHALL DEFAULT IN ANY AGREEMENT MADE WITH THE HOLDERS OF
ANY ISSUE OF BONDS, THE HOLDERS OF TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT IN AGGREGATE
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF THE BONDS OF SUCH ISSUE THEN OUTSTANDING, BY INSTRU-
MENT OR INSTRUMENTS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY IN
WHICH THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF THE CORPORATION IS LOCATED AND PROVED OR
ACKNOWLEDGED IN THE SAME MANNER AS A DEED TO BE RECORDED, MAY APPOINT A
TRUSTEE TO REPRESENT THE HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE HEREIN
PROVIDED.
2. SUCH TRUSTEE MAY, AND UPON WRITTEN REQUEST OF THE HOLDERS OF TWEN-
TY-FIVE PER CENTUM IN PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF SUCH BONDS OUTSTANDING SHALL,
IN ITS OWN NAME:
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(A) BY ACTION OR PROCEEDING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CIVIL PRACTICE LAW
AND RULES, ENFORCE ALL RIGHTS OF THE BONDHOLDERS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO
REQUIRE THE CORPORATION TO COLLECT RENTS, RATES, FEES AND CHARGES
ADEQUATE TO CARRY OUT ANY AGREEMENT AS TO, OR PLEDGE OF, SUCH RENTS,
RATES, FEES AND CHARGES AND TO REQUIRE THE CORPORATION TO CARRY OUT ANY
OTHER AGREEMENTS WITH THE HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS TO PERFORM ITS DUTIES
UNDER THIS TITLE;
(B) BRING AN ACTION OR PROCEEDING UPON SUCH BONDS;
(C) BY ACTION OR PROCEEDING, REQUIRE THE CORPORATION TO ACCOUNT AS IF
IT WERE THE TRUSTEE OF AN EXPRESS TRUST FOR THE HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS;
(D) BY ACTION OR PROCEEDING, ENJOIN ANY ACTS OR THINGS WHICH MAY BE
UNLAWFUL OR IN VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS; AND
(E) DECLARE ALL SUCH BONDS DUE AND PAYABLE, AND IF ALL DEFAULTS SHALL
BE MADE GOOD, THEN WITH THE CONSENT OF THE HOLDERS OF THE TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENTUM OF THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF SUCH BONDS THEN OUTSTANDING, TO
ANNUL SUCH DECLARATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
3. SUCH TRUSTEE SHALL IN ADDITION TO THE FOREGOING HAVE AND POSSESS
ALL OF THE POWERS NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE FOR THE EXERCISE OF ANY FUNC-
TIONS SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH HEREIN OR INCIDENT TO THE GENERAL REPRESEN-
TATION OF BONDHOLDERS IN THE ENFORCEMENT AND PROTECTION OF THEIR RIGHTS.
4. THE SUPREME COURT SHALL HAVE JURISDICTION OF ANY ACTION OR PROCEED-
ING BY THE TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF SUCH BONDHOLDERS. THE VENUE OF ANY SUCH
ACTION OR PROCEEDING SHALL BE LAID IN THE COUNTY.
5. BEFORE DECLARING THE PRINCIPAL OF BONDS DUE AND PAYABLE, THE TRUS-
TEE SHALL FIRST GIVE THIRTY DAYS NOTICE IN WRITING TO THE CORPORATION.
6. ANY SUCH TRUSTEE, WHETHER OR NOT THE ISSUE OF BONDS REPRESENTED BY
SUCH TRUSTEE HAS BEEN DECLARED DUE AND PAYABLE, SHALL BE ENTITLED AS OF
RIGHT TO THE APPOINTMENT OF ANY RECEIVER OF ANY PART OR PARTS OF THE
PROJECT, THE REVENUES OF WHICH ARE PLEDGED FOR THE SECURITY OF THE BONDS
OF SUCH ISSUE, AND SUCH RECEIVER MAY ENTER AND TAKE POSSESSION OF SUCH
PART OR PARTS OF THE PROJECT AND, SUBJECT TO ANY PLEDGE OR AGREEMENT
WITH THE HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS, SHALL TAKE POSSESSION OF ALL MONIES AND
OTHER PROPERTY DERIVED FROM SUCH PART OR PARTS OF THE PROJECT AND
PROCEED WITH ANY CONSTRUCTION THEREON OR THE ACQUISITION OF ANY PROPER-
TY, REAL OR PERSONAL, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH THAT THE CORPORATION IS
UNDER OBLIGATION TO DO, AND TO OPERATE, MAINTAIN AND RECONSTRUCT SUCH
PART OR PARTS OF THE PROJECT AND COLLECT AND RECEIVE ALL REVENUES THERE-
AFTER ARISING THEREFROM SUBJECT TO ANY PLEDGE OR AGREEMENT WITH BOND-
HOLDERS RELATING THERETO AND PERFORM THE PUBLIC DUTIES AND CARRY OUT THE
AGREEMENTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE CORPORATION UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
COURT.
S 3460. STATE AND COUNTY NOT LIABLE ON CORPORATION BONDS. (A) THE
STATE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE ON THE BONDS OR NOTES OF THE CORPORATION AND
SUCH BONDS OR NOTES SHALL NOT BE A DEBT OF THE STATE, AND SUCH BONDS AND
NOTES SHALL CONTAIN ON THE FACE THEREOF A STATEMENT TO SUCH EFFECT.
(B) EXCEPT AS MAY BE AUTHORIZED BY THE COUNTY PURSUANT TO SECTION
SEVEN OF ARTICLE SEVENTEEN OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION AND SECTION THIR-
TY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT OF THIS TITLE, THE COUNTY SHALL NOT BE
LIABLE ON THE BONDS OR NOTES OF THE CORPORATION AND SUCH BONDS OR NOTES
SHALL NOT BE A DEBT OF THE COUNTY, AND SUCH BONDS AND NOTES SHALL
CONTAIN ON THE FACE THEREOF A STATEMENT TO SUCH EFFECT OR A STATEMENT
DESCRIBING THE COUNTY LIABILITY THEREON, IF ANY.
S 3461. MONIES OF THE CORPORATION. ALL MONIES OF THE CORPORATION FROM
WHATEVER SOURCE DERIVED SHALL BE PAID TO THE TREASURER OF THE CORPO-
RATION AND SHALL BE DEPOSITED FORTHWITH IN A BANK OR BANKS DESIGNATED BY
THE CORPORATION. THE MONIES IN SUCH ACCOUNTS SHALL BE PAID OUT OR WITH-
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DRAWN ON THE ORDER OF SUCH PERSON OR PERSONS AS THE CORPORATION MAY
AUTHORIZE TO MAKE SUCH REQUISITIONS. ALL DEPOSITS OF SUCH MONIES SHALL
BE SECURED BY OBLIGATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES OR OF THE STATE OR OF ANY
MUNICIPALITY OF A MARKET VALUE EQUAL AT ALL TIMES TO THE AMOUNT ON
DEPOSIT AND ALL BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES ARE AUTHORIZED TO GIVE SUCH
SECURITY FOR SUCH DEPOSITS. ALTERNATIVELY, MONIES OF THE CORPORATION
MAY BE DEPOSITED IN MONEY MARKET FUNDS RATED IN THE HIGHEST SHORT TERM
OR LONG TERM RATING CATEGORY BY AT LEAST ONE NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED
RATING AGENCY. TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE, CONSISTENT WITH THE CASH
REQUIREMENTS OF THE CORPORATION, ALL SUCH MONIES SHALL BE DEPOSITED IN
INTEREST BEARING ACCOUNTS. THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE POWER, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION, TO CONTRACT WITH THE HOLDERS OF
ANY BONDS AS TO THE CUSTODY, COLLECTION, SECURITY, INVESTMENT AND
PAYMENT OF ANY MONIES OF THE CORPORATION OR ANY MONIES HELD IN TRUST OR
OTHERWISE FOR THE PAYMENT OF BONDS OR ANY WAY TO SECURE BONDS, AND CARRY
OUT ANY SUCH CONTRACT NOTWITHSTANDING THAT SUCH CONTRACT MAY BE INCON-
SISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION. MONIES HELD IN TRUST OR
OTHERWISE FOR THE PAYMENT OF BONDS OR IN ANY WAY TO SECURE BONDS AND
DEPOSITS OF SUCH MONIES MAY BE SECURED IN THE SAME MANNER AS MONIES OF
THE CORPORATION AND ALL BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES ARE AUTHORIZED TO GIVE
SUCH SECURITY FOR SUCH DEPOSITS. ANY MONIES OF THE CORPORATION NOT
REQUIRED FOR IMMEDIATE USE OR DISBURSEMENT MAY, AT THE DISCRETION OF THE
CORPORATION, BE INVESTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH GUIDELINES ESTABLISHED BY
THE CORPORATION'S BOARD AND AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME. SUBJECT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY CONTRACT WITH BONDHOLDERS AND WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE
STATE COMPTROLLER, THE CORPORATION SHALL PRESCRIBE A SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS.
S 3462. BONDS; LEGAL INVESTMENT FOR FIDUCIARIES. THE BONDS OF THE
CORPORATION ARE HEREBY MADE SECURITIES IN WHICH ALL PUBLIC OFFICERS AND
BODIES OF THE STATE AND ALL MUNICIPALITIES, ALL INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
ASSOCIATIONS AND OTHER PERSONS CARRYING ON AN INSURANCE BUSINESS, ALL
BANKS, BANKERS, TRUST COMPANIES, SAVINGS BANKS AND SAVING ASSOCIATIONS,
INCLUDING SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,
INVESTMENT COMPANIES AND OTHER PERSONS CARRYING ON A BANKING BUSINESS,
AND ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS, EXECUTORS, TRUSTEES AND OTHER FIDUCIARIES
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHATSOEVER, WHO ARE NOW OR MAY HEREAFTER BE
AUTHORIZED TO INVEST IN BONDS OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE MAY
PROPERLY AND LEGALLY INVEST FUNDS INCLUDING CAPITAL IN THEIR CONTROL OR
BELONGING TO THEM. THE BONDS ARE ALSO HEREBY MADE SECURITIES WHICH MAY
BE DEPOSITED WITH AND MAY BE RECEIVED BY ALL PUBLIC OFFICERS AND BODIES
OF THE STATE AND ALL MUNICIPALITIES FOR ANY PURPOSES FOR WHICH THE
DEPOSIT OF BONDS OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS OF THIS STATE IS NOW OR HEREAFTER
MAY BE AUTHORIZED.
S 3463. AGREEMENT WITH STATE. THE STATE DOES HEREBY PLEDGE TO AND
AGREE WITH THE HOLDERS OF ANY BONDS ISSUED BY THE CORPORATION PURSUANT
TO THIS TITLE AND WITH THOSE PERSONS OR PUBLIC CORPORATIONS WHO MAY
ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
THIS TITLE THAT THE STATE WILL NOT ALTER, LIMIT OR IMPAIR THE RIGHTS
HEREBY VESTED IN THE CORPORATION TO PURCHASE, CONSTRUCT, OWN AND OPER-
ATE, MAINTAIN, REPAIR, IMPROVE, RECONSTRUCT, RENOVATE, REHABILITATE,
ENLARGE, INCREASE AND EXTEND, OR DISPOSE OF ANY PROJECT, OR ANY PART OR
PARTS THEREOF FOR WHICH BONDS OF THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE BEEN ISSUED,
TO ESTABLISH AND COLLECT RATES, RENTS, FEES AND OTHER CHARGES REFERRED
TO IN THIS TITLE, TO FULFILL THE TERMS OF ANY CONTRACTS OR AGREEMENTS
MADE WITH OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OR WITH ANY PERSON
OR PUBLIC CORPORATION WITH REFERENCE TO SUCH PROJECT OR PART THEREOF, OR
IN ANY WAY TO IMPAIR THE RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF THE HOLDERS OF BONDS,
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UNTIL THE BONDS, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST THEREON, INCLUDING INTEREST ON
ANY UNPAID INSTALLMENTS OF INTEREST, AND ALL COSTS AND EXPENSES IN
CONNECTION WITH ANY ACTION OR PROCEEDING BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS
OF BONDS, ARE FULLY MET AND DISCHARGED AND SUCH CONTRACTS ARE FULLY
PERFORMED ON THE PART OF THE CORPORATION. THE CORPORATION IS AUTHORIZED
TO INCLUDE THIS PLEDGE AND AGREEMENT OF THE STATE IN ANY AGREEMENT WITH
THE HOLDERS OF BONDS.
S 3464. AGREEMENT WITH COUNTY. EXCEPT WHERE REQUIRED TO ACT PURSUANT
TO LAW, THE COUNTY IS AUTHORIZED TO PLEDGE TO AND AGREE WITH THE HOLDERS
OF ANY BONDS ISSUED BY THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE AND WITH
THOSE PERSONS OR PUBLIC CORPORATIONS WHO MAY ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH
THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TITLE THAT THE COUNTY
WILL NOT ALTER, LIMIT OR IMPAIR THE RIGHTS HEREBY VESTED IN THE CORPO-
RATION TO PURCHASE, CONSTRUCT, OWN AND OPERATE, MAINTAIN, REPAIR,
IMPROVE, RECONSTRUCT, RENOVATE, REHABILITATE, ENLARGE, INCREASE AND
EXTEND, OR DISPOSE OF ANY PROJECT, OR ANY PART OR PARTS THEREOF, FOR
WHICH BONDS OF THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE BEEN ISSUED, TO ESTABLISH AND
COLLECT RATES, RENTS, FEES AND OTHER CHARGES REFERRED TO IN THIS TITLE,
TO FULFILL THE TERMS OF ANY AGREEMENTS MADE WITH THE HOLDERS OF THE
BONDS OR WITH ANY PUBLIC CORPORATION OR PERSON WITH REFERENCE TO SUCH
PROJECT OR PART THEREOF, OR IN ANY WAY IMPAIR THE RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF
THE HOLDERS OF BONDS, UNTIL THE BONDS, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST THEREON,
INCLUDING INTEREST ON ANY UNPAID INSTALLMENTS OF INTEREST, AND ALL COSTS
AND EXPENSES IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ACTION OR PROCEEDING BY OR ON BEHALF
OF THE HOLDERS OF BONDS, ARE FULLY MET AND DISCHARGED AND SUCH CONTRACTS
ARE FULLY PERFORMED ON THE PART OF THE CORPORATION.
S 3465. EXEMPTION FROM TAXES AND CERTAIN FEES. 1. THE CORPORATION
SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO PAY ANY FEES, TAXES OR ASSESSMENTS OF ANY KIND,
EXCEPT AS PROVIDED BY THE PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, WHETHER STATE OR LOCAL,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FEES OR TAXES ON REAL PROPERTY, FRANCHISE
TAXES, SALES TAXES OR OTHER EXCISE TAXES, UPON ANY PROPERTY OWNED BY IT
OR UNDER ITS JURISDICTION, CONTROL OR SUPERVISION AND USED FOR A PUBLIC
PURPOSE, OR UPON THE USES THEREOF, OR UPON ITS ACTIVITIES IN THE OPERA-
TION AND MAINTENANCE OF ITS FACILITIES USED FOR A PUBLIC PURPOSE, OR ANY
REVENUES OR OTHER INCOME RECEIVED BY THE CORPORATION FROM PUBLIC PURPOSE
ACTIVITIES. THE FOREGOING SHALL NOT, HOWEVER, LIMIT THE COUNTY FROM
RECEIVING RENTALS, FEES OR OTHER CONSIDERATION PURSUANT TO AGREEMENTS
NEGOTIATED WITH THE CORPORATION. THE CORPORATION SHALL AT ALL TIMES BE
EXEMPT FROM ANY FILING, MORTGAGE RECORDING OR TRANSFER FEES OR TAXES IN
RELATION TO INSTRUMENTS FILED, RECORDED OR TRANSFERRED BY IT OR ON ITS
BEHALF. THE CONSTRUCTION, USE, OCCUPATION, LEASE OR POSSESSION OF ANY
PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CORPORATION OR THE COUNTY, INCLUDING IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, BY ANY PERSON OR PUBLIC CORPORATION UNDER AGREEMENT WITH THE
CORPORATION OR THE COUNTY SHALL NOT OPERATE TO ABROGATE OR LIMIT THE
FOREGOING EXEMPTION, NOTWITHSTANDING THAT THE LESSEE, USER, OCCUPANT OR
PERSON IN POSSESSION SHALL CLAIM OWNERSHIP FOR FEDERAL INCOME TAX
PURPOSES.
2. ANY BONDS ISSUED PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE TOGETHER WITH THE INCOME
THEREFROM AS WELL AS THE PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION SHALL AT ALL TIMES
BE EXEMPT FROM TAXES, EXCEPT FOR TRANSFER AND ESTATE TAXES. THE STATE
HEREBY COVENANTS WITH THE PURCHASERS AND WITH ALL SUBSEQUENT HOLDERS AND
TRANSFEREES OF BONDS ISSUED BY THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE,
IN CONSIDERATION OF THE ACCEPTANCE OF AND PAYMENT FOR THE BONDS, THAT
THE BONDS OF THE CORPORATION ISSUED PURSUANT TO THIS TITLE AND THE
INCOME THEREFROM AND ALL REVENUES, MONIES, AND OTHER PROPERTY PLEDGED TO
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SECURE THE PAYMENT OF SUCH BONDS SHALL AT ALL TIMES BE FREE FROM TAXA-
TION, EXCEPT FOR TRANSFER AND ESTATE TAXES.
S 3466. ACTIONS AGAINST CORPORATION. 1. EXCEPT IN AN ACTION FOR WRONG-
FUL DEATH, NO ACTION OR SPECIAL PROCEEDING SHALL BE PROSECUTED OR MAIN-
TAINED AGAINST THE CORPORATION, ITS MEMBERS, OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES FOR
PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY ALLEGED TO HAVE
BEEN SUSTAINED BY REASON OF THE NEGLIGENCE, TORT OR WRONGFUL ACT OF THE
CORPORATION OR OF ANY MEMBER, OFFICER, AGENT OR EMPLOYEE THEREOF, UNLESS
(A) NOTICE OF CLAIM SHALL HAVE BEEN MADE AND SERVED UPON THE CORPORATION
WITHIN THE TIME LIMIT SET BY AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION FIFTY-E OF
THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW, (B) IT SHALL APPEAR BY AND AS AN ALLEGATION
IN THE COMPLAINT OR MOVING PAPERS THAT AT LEAST THIRTY DAYS HAVE ELAPSED
SINCE THE SERVICE OF SUCH NOTICE AND THAT ADJUSTMENT OR PAYMENT THEREOF
HAS BEEN NEGLECTED OR REFUSED, (C) THE ACTION OR SPECIAL PROCEEDING
SHALL BE COMMENCED WITHIN ONE YEAR AND NINETY DAYS AFTER THE HAPPENING
OF THE EVENT UPON WHICH THE CLAIM IS BASED, AND (D) AN ACTION, AGAINST
THE CORPORATION FOR WRONGFUL DEATH SHALL BE COMMENCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE NOTICE OF CLAIM AND TIME LIMITATION PROVISIONS OF TITLE ELEVEN OF
ARTICLE NINE OF THIS CHAPTER.
2. WHENEVER A NOTICE OF CLAIM IS SERVED UPON THE CORPORATION, IT SHALL
HAVE THE RIGHT TO DEMAND AN EXAMINATION OF THE CLAIMANT RELATIVE TO THE
OCCURRENCE AND EXTENT OF THE INJURIES OR DAMAGES FOR WHICH CLAIM IS
MADE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION FIFTY-H OF THE GENER-
AL MUNICIPAL LAW.
3. THE CORPORATION MAY REQUIRE ANY PERSON PRESENTING FOR SETTLEMENT AN
ACCOUNT OR CLAIM FOR ANY CAUSE WHATSOEVER AGAINST THE CORPORATION TO BE
SWORN BEFORE A DIRECTOR, COUNSEL OR AN ATTORNEY, OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF
THE CORPORATION DESIGNATED FOR SUCH PURPOSE, CONCERNING SUCH ACCOUNT OR
CLAIM AND, WHEN SO SWORN, TO ANSWER ORALLY AS TO ANY FACTS RELATIVE TO
SUCH ACCOUNT OR CLAIM. THE CORPORATION SHALL HAVE POWER TO SETTLE OR
ADJUST ALL CLAIMS IN FAVOR OF OR AGAINST THE CORPORATION.
4. ANY ACTION OR PROCEEDING TO WHICH THE CORPORATION OR THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE MAY BE PARTIES, IN WHICH ANY QUESTION ARISES AS TO THE VALIDI-
TY OF THIS TITLE, SHALL BE PREFERRED OVER ALL OTHER CIVIL CAUSES OF
ACTION OR CASES, EXCEPT ELECTION CAUSES OF ACTION OR CASES, IN ALL
COURTS OF THE STATE AND SHALL BE HEARD AND DETERMINED IN PREFERENCE TO
ALL OTHER CIVIL BUSINESS PENDING THEREIN EXCEPT ELECTION CAUSES, IRRE-
SPECTIVE OF POSITION ON THE CALENDAR. THE SAME PREFERENCE SHALL BE
GRANTED UPON APPLICATION OF THE CORPORATION OR ITS COUNSEL IN ANY ACTION
OR PROCEEDING QUESTIONING THE VALIDITY OF THIS TITLE IN WHICH THE CORPO-
RATION MAY BE ALLOWED TO INTERVENE. THE VENUE OF ANY SUCH ACTION OR
PROCEEDING SHALL BE LAID IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE COUNTY.
5. THE RATE OF INTEREST TO BE PAID BY THE CORPORATION UPON ANY JUDG-
MENT FOR WHICH IT IS LIABLE, OTHER THAN A JUDGMENT ON ITS BONDS, SHALL
BE THE RATE PRESCRIBED BY SECTION FIVE THOUSAND FOUR OF THE CIVIL PRAC-
TICE LAW AND RULES. INTEREST ON PAYMENTS OF PRINCIPAL OR INTEREST ON ANY
BONDS IN DEFAULT SHALL ACCRUE AT THE RATE BORNE BY SUCH BONDS FROM THE
DUE DATE THEREOF UNTIL PAID OR OTHERWISE SATISFIED.
6. ALL ACTIONS OR PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE CORPORATION OF WHATEVER
NATURE SHALL BE BROUGHT IN THE COUNTY.
S 3467. AUDIT AND ANNUAL REPORTS. 1. IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF SECTION FIVE OF ARTICLE TEN OF THE CONSTITUTION, THE ACCOUNTS OF THE
CORPORATION SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER
AND AN ANNUAL AUDIT SHALL BE PERFORMED BY AN INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. THE CORPORATION SHALL ANNUALLY SUBMIT TO THE COUNTY
LEGISLATURE, COUNTY EXECUTIVE, GOVERNOR AND THE STATE COMPTROLLER AND TO
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THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE AND THE CHAIRPERSON OF
THE ASSEMBLY WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE A DETAILED REPORT PURSUANT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF SECTION TWENTY-EIGHT HUNDRED OF THIS CHAPTER, AND A COPY
OF SUCH REPORT SHALL BE FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE
AND THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE.
2. THE CORPORATION SHALL REPORT ON AN ANNUAL BASIS THE FOLLOWING
INFORMATION: THE NAME, PRINCIPAL BUSINESS ADDRESS AND PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
ACTIVITIES OF EACH SUBSIDIARY OF THE CORPORATION; THE NAME OF ALL BOARD
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF EACH SUBSIDIARY; THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES OF EACH
SUBSIDIARY; A LIST OF ALL CONTRACTS IN EXCESS OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ENTERED INTO BY THE CORPORATION AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES IDENTIFYING
THE AMOUNT, PURPOSE AND DURATION OF SUCH CONTRACT; AND A FINANCIAL
STATEMENT, INCOME STATEMENT, AND BALANCE SHEET PERFORMED BY AN INDEPEND-
ENT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERALLY
ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES OF THE CORPORATION AND EACH OF ITS
SUBSIDIARIES. AT THE TIME THE REPORTS REQUIRED BY SUBDIVISION ONE OF
THIS SECTION ARE SUBMITTED, SUCH REPORTS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE GOVER-
NOR, THE SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY, THE TEMPORARY PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
AND A COPY OF SUCH REPORT SHALL BE FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
LEGISLATURE AND THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE.
S 3468. DEFENSE AND INDEMNIFICATION. THE CORPORATION SHALL NOT EXECUTE
ANY OF ITS POWERS, INCLUDING THE SPECIAL POWERS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION
THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX OF THIS TITLE, EXCEPT AS NECESSARY TO
COMMENCE ITS CORPORATE EXISTENCE, UNTIL IT HAS ELECTED TO MAKE THE
PROVISIONS OF SECTION EIGHTEEN OF THE PUBLIC OFFICERS LAW APPLICABLE TO
ITS EMPLOYEES (AS SUCH TERM IS DEFINED IN SECTION EIGHTEEN OF THE PUBLIC
OFFICERS LAW) PURSUANT TO SUBDIVISION TWO OF SUCH SECTION; PROVIDED,
HOWEVER, THAT NOTHING CONTAINED WITHIN THIS SECTION SHALL BE DEEMED TO
PERMIT THE CORPORATION TO EXTEND THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION EIGHTEEN OF
THE PUBLIC OFFICERS LAW UPON ANY INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR.
S 3469. TRANSFER OF APPLICATIONS, PROCEEDINGS, LICENSES, APPROVALS AND
PERMITS. 1. ANY APPLICATION, REVIEW, PERMIT, LICENSE, APPROVAL, OR
PROCESS IN RELATION TO OR IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSES OF OR CONTEM-
PLATED BY THIS TITLE HERETOFORE FILED OR UNDERTAKEN, OR ANY PROCEEDING
HERETOFORE COMMENCED OR ANY DETERMINATION, FINDING OR AWARD MADE, BY THE
COUNTY OR BY THE COUNTY WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THE STATE DEPART-
MENT OF HEALTH OR ANY OTHER PUBLIC CORPORATION SHALL INURE TO AND FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE CORPORATION TO THE SAME EXTENT AND IN THE SAME MANNER
AS IF THE CORPORATION HAS BEEN A PARTY TO SUCH APPLICATION, REVIEW,
PERMIT, LICENSE, APPROVAL, PROCESS, OR PROCEEDING FROM ITS INCEPTION,
AND THE CORPORATION SHALL BE DEEMED A PARTY THERETO, TO THE EXTENT NOT
PROHIBITED BY FEDERAL LAW. ANY LICENSE, APPROVAL, PERMIT, DETERMINATION,
FINDING, AWARD OR DECISION HERETOFORE OR HEREAFTER ISSUED OR GRANTED
PURSUANT TO OR AS A RESULT OF ANY SUCH APPLICATION, REVIEW, PROCESS OR
PROCEEDING SHALL INURE TO THE BENEFIT OF AND BE BINDING UPON THE CORPO-
RATION AND SHALL BE ASSIGNED AND TRANSFERRED BY THE COUNTY TO THE CORPO-
RATION UNLESS SUCH ASSIGNMENT AND TRANSFER IS PROHIBITED BY FEDERAL LAW.
2. ALL SUCH APPLICATIONS, PROCEEDINGS, LICENSES, APPROVALS, PERMITS,
DETERMINATIONS, FINDINGS, AWARDS AND DECISIONS SHALL FURTHER INURE TO
AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF AND BE BINDING UPON ANY PERSON LEASING, ACQUIR-
ING, FINANCING, CONSTRUCTING, MAINTAINING, OPERATING, USING OR OCCUPYING
ANY FACILITY TRANSFERRED BY THE COUNTY TO THE CORPORATION PURSUANT TO
THIS TITLE.
S 3470. SEPARABILITY. IF ANY CLAUSE, SENTENCE, PARAGRAPH, SECTION, OR
PART OF THIS TITLE SHALL BE ADJUDGED BY ANY COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDIC-
TION TO BE INVALID, SUCH JUDGMENT SHALL NOT AFFECT, IMPAIR OR INVALIDATE
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THE REMAINDER THEREOF, BUT SHALL BE CONFINED IN ITS OPERATION TO THE
CLAUSE, SENTENCE, PARAGRAPH, SECTION, OR PART THEREOF INVOLVED IN THE
CONTROVERSY IN WHICH SUCH JUDGMENT SHALL HAVE BEEN RENDERED.
S 3471. APPLICABILITY OF LAWS. THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TITLE SHALL BE
SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE CIVIL PRACTICE LAW AND RULES, THE
PUBLIC HEALTH LAW, THE MENTAL HYGIENE LAW, THE SOCIAL SERVICES LAW, THE
EDUCATION LAW AND ANY OTHER APPLICABLE LAW OR REGULATION, INCLUDING ANY
AMENDMENT THERETO; PROVIDED, HOWEVER NOTHING IN THIS SECTION SHALL
REQUIRE THE COUNTY OR CORPORATION TO SEEK APPROVAL OR CONSENT FOR ANY
TRANSFER PURSUANT TO SECTIONS THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN AND THIR-
TY-FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE OF THIS TITLE; AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, THAT
THE CORPORATION SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE TEN OF
ARTICLE NINE OF THIS CHAPTER.
S 2. This act shall take effect immediately.
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