§ 1358. Grants from commissioner of general services. 1. The
commissioner of general services shall have power, in his discretion,
from time to time to transfer and convey to the authority for such
consideration as may be determined by him to be paid to the state of New
York, unappropriated state lands and lands under water which the
authority shall certify to be necessary or desirable for the corporate
purposes of the authority, and may, when the barge canal terminal and
barge canal terminal lands in the city of Oswego become no longer
necessary or useful for canal or terminal purposes, lease for a term or
terms of years or convey said barge canal terminal and barge canal
terminal lands as hereinafter described, to the authority for such
consideration as may be determined by him to be paid to the people of
the state of New York and upon the terms and conditions set forth in
this act.

2. There is hereby ratified and confirmed in and to the authority
title to the barge canal terminal and barge canal terminal lands
described herein, conveyed to said authority by letters patent dated
September tenth, nineteen hundred fifty-eight, pursuant to resolutions
of the board of commissioners of the land office adopted July
twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred fifty-eight, and September tenth,
nineteen hundred fifty-eight, subject to the conditions set forth in
said letters patent and in this title.

3. The authority shall establish and maintain a port facilities
development fund and shall cause all moneys received by it from the
operation of such port facilities to be deposited in such fund for the
payment of all costs of operation, maintenance and repair of the port
facilities and the repayment to the people of the state of New York of
any advance made by the state to the authority, which repayment to the
people of the state of New York shall not exceed in any one year fifty
per cent of the moneys received by the authority in excess of the costs
of operation, maintenance and repair of said port facilities.

4. Upon the issuance of said lease or grant by the commissioner of
general services pursuant to this act the authority shall assume all
expense of or incidental to the operation, maintenance, repair and
administration of said port facilities.

5. Except as to moneys and rates accrued thereunder at the time of
vesting in the authority all the right, title and interest of the state
in and to said port facilities as herein provided, and as incident
thereto, there shall also vest in the authority all the right, title and
interest of the state in and to and in connection with the following
contracts, agreements and permits with third persons: (a) any and all
executory contracts, agreements and permits for the use of said port
facilities by third persons as tenants, licensees, or otherwise, or for
the docking, mooring or anchorage thereat of vessels owned by third
persons, or for the loading, unloading, handling, storage, processing or
manipulation of grain, freight, or other property of third persons, or
for the rendering of any other services to third persons at said pier
properties as wharfinger or warehouseman or otherwise; (b) any and all
executory contracts and agreements for the furnishing by third persons
of electricity, gas, steam, water or telephone service at said port
facilities.

6. The authority shall not grant or convey title to said port
facilities to any person or legal entity other than the people of the
state of New York.

7. If the authority shall violate any of the conditions herein set
forth or such other conditions as the board of commissioners of the land
office heretofore included in any lease or grant of said port facilities
or any other conditions as the office of general services may include in
any lease or grant of said port facilities and such violation of any of
said conditions shall not have been remedied by the authority within
ninety days after the giving of notice of the existence of such
violation by the commissioner of transportation of the state of New
York, then at the option of the state such port facilities shall revert
to the people of the state of New York.

8. If the port facilities revert to the people of the state of New
York they shall be and shall be deemed to be unappropriated state lands.

9. Officers and employees of the state departments and agencies now
employed at said port facilities may be transferred to the authority
without loss of any civil service status or rights but no such transfer
may be made except with the approval of the head of the state department
or division thereof charged with the operation of such port facilities,
the director of the budget, and in compliance with the rules and
regulations of the state civil service commission.

10. a. The premises constituting the port facilities so to be
transferred consist of:

All that tract or parcel or land situate, lying and being in the city
of Oswego, county of Oswego and state of New York, bounded and described
as follows:

Beginning at a monument in the west line of Water Street, said
monument being 231 feet northerly along said street line from the center
line of Van Buren Street; thence S 67 degrees -47' W along the Barge
Canal Terminal Right of Way line 102 feet to a monument; thence N 22
degrees -13' W along a line parallel to the east line of West First
Street and 2 feet distant westerly therefrom, a distance of 38 feet to
its intersection with the original shore line of Lake Ontario (1838);
thence westerly along said original shore line a distance of 100 feet to
its intersection with the west line of West First Street; thence S 22
degrees -13' E along said west street line a distance of 126 feet to a
monument set in the westerly line of W. First Street at a point therein
140' northerly from the center line of Van Buren Street, thence S 67
degrees -47' W along the division line between the property of the
People of the State of New York on the north and the property of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Co. (reputed owner) on the
south a distance of 193 feet to a monument; thence N 71 degrees -37' W
along the aforementioned division line a distance of 9.22 feet to a
monument set in the east line of West Second Street; thence N 22 degrees
- 13' W along said street line and said street line extended into the
waters of Lake Ontario a distance of 1430 feet to a point; thence N 67
degrees -47' E and for part of the distance along the line of the
northerly wall of the New York State Lake Terminal Pier a distance of
425 feet to a point; thence S 22 degrees -13' E a distance of 888 feet
to a point in line with the northerly line of Parcel No. T-88, Terminal
Contract No. 33, appropriated by the State of New York on August 25,
1914 pursuant to Chapter 746, Laws of 1911; thence S 67 degrees -47' W a
distance of 25 feet to the northeast corner of said Parcel No. T-88;
thence S 22 degrees -13' E along the easterly line of said Parcel No.
T-88 and for part of the distance along the westerly line of Water
Street a distance of 485.8 feet to the point of beginning, containing
13.31 acres more or less.

All Bearings are referred to the true meridian.

The above described parcel constitutes all of Parcels Nos. T-86, T-87,
T-88 and T-89, Terminal Contract No. 33, appropriated by the State of
New York on August 25, 1914 pursuant to Chapter 746, Laws of 1911, and
certain lands now or formerly under the waters of Lake Ontario.

b. It is hereby found and determined that the properties described in
paragraph a hereof, heretofore constituting a portion of the barge canal
terminal and barge canal terminal lands in the city of Oswego, are no
longer necessary or useful for canal or terminal purposes and are hereby
abandoned.

11. The commissioner of general services shall issue said lease or
grant to said lands to the authority only upon the delivery to and
filing with said commissioner a certified copy of a resolution of the
authority signifying its willingness to accept said port facilities on
the conditions hereinabove set forth, all of which may be made a part of
said lease or grant, which lease or grant may also contain such other
and further conditions as the commissioner of general services may
determine to be appropriate.