PUBLIC SERVICE LAW

LAWS 1910, CHAPTER 480
An act relating to the public service of utility companies, constituting

chapter forty-eight of the consolidated laws.
Became a law June 14, 1910, with the approval of the Governor. Passed,

three-fifths being present.

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:

CHAPTER 48 OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS

THE PUBLIC SERVICE LAW.
Article 1. The department of public service. (Secs. 1-27.)

2. Residential gas, electric and steam utility service.

(Secs. 30--53-a.)

3-C. Provisions relating to liquid petroleum pipeline

corporations. (Secs. 63-ee--63-ff.)

4. Provisions relating to gas and electric corporations;

regulation of price of gas and electricity.

(Secs. 64-77.)

4-A. Provisions relating to steam corporations; regulating

price of steam. (Secs. 78-89.)

4-B. Provisions relating to water (Secs. 89-a--89-p.)

5. Provisions relating to telegraph and telephone lines and

to telephone and telegraph corporations.

(Secs. 90--104-a.)

6. Provisions affecting two or more kinds of the public

service and the persons and corporations furnishing such

service. (Secs. 105--119-d.)

7. Siting of major utility transmission facilities.

(Secs. 120--130.)

7-A. Home insulation and conservation. (Secs. 135-a--135-o.)

8. Siting of renewable energy and electric transmission.

(Secs. 140-148.)

9. Commissions and offices abolished; saving clause; repeal.

(Secs. 150 - 154.)

10. Siting of Major Electric Generating Facilities.

(Secs. 160-174.)

11. Provisions relating to cable television companies.

(Secs. 211-230.)