New York Laws
Article 6 - Public Health and Safety
120-T - Town and Village May Establish a Joint Water District.

ยง 120-t. Town and village may establish a joint water district. The
board of trustees of an incorporated village and the town board of a
town may, notwithstanding the provisions of any law, general or special,
upon the adoption of propositions therefor duly submitted in such
village and town, establish a joint water district for such village and
town. Within thirty days after the adoption of such propositions, the
board of trustees of the village and the town board of the town shall,
acting jointly, by a majority vote of each board, adopt a resolution
formally establishing the district. The town clerk shall, within ten
days after the adoption of a resolution formally establishing the
district, cause a certified copy of such resolution to be filed in the
state department of audit and control at Albany, New York. Upon the
establishment of a joint water supply district, it shall be lawful for
the town and village boards to enter into a contract on behalf of such
joint district with any water company, or other party or person, to
supply water for such town and village, for fire, sanitary or other
purposes. Any water company authorized to supply water to such town or
village may enter into such contract and lay its conduits, mains and
distributing lines, and set hydrants as in the contract provided. Such
water company may supply water to any person or corporation residing in
such village and town. The expense of operation of such joint water
district shall be apportioned by the town and village boards in joint
session between the village and the town, based on the assessed
valuation of the real property within said village and town according to
the last preceding assessment roll. The portion thereof to be borne by
the village shall be a village charge and the portion to be borne by the
town shall be a town charge. The portion to be borne by the village
shall be levied and collected by the board of trustees in the same
manner as other village taxes are levied and collected and the portion
to be borne by the town shall be levied and collected by the town board
of the town in the same manner as other town taxes are levied and
collected. Such money when levied and collected shall be kept in
separate funds to be audited and paid by the trustees of the village and
the town board of the town pursuant to the provisions of the contract
therefor.

Structure New York Laws

New York Laws

GMU - General Municipal

Article 6 - Public Health and Safety

120 - Contracts for Purification of Water and Sewerage.

120-A - Contracts for Sewerage Disposal.

120-B - Supervision of Sewage System.

120-C - Obligations and Privileges Relating to Sewerage Contracts.

120-D - Officers of Meeting.

120-E - By Whom Proposed District Represented.

120-F - Contract; How Executed.

120-G - Apportionment of Cost.

120-H - Further Provisions as to Apportionment of Cost.

120-I - Means of Payment.

120-K - Payments; How Made.

120-L - Letting of Contracts.

120-M - Application of Other Laws to Procedure.

120-N - Maps and Plans of Sewers.

120-O - Definitions.

120-P - Referendum in Cities and Villages.

120-Q - Rules and Regulations.

120-R - Cancellation of Sewerage Contracts for Neglect.

120-S - Joint Meeting for Acquisition and Operation of Property.

120-T - Town and Village May Establish a Joint Water District.

120-U - Mutual Aid for Water Service.

120-V - Contracts for Disposal of Sewage Outside the State.

120-W - Contracts and Agreements for Solid Waste Management, Collection and Disposal.

120-X - Agreements for Joint Acquisition, Construction and Operation of Public Docks.

120-Z - Sewer Hook-Ups by Private Contractors.

120-AA - Source Separation and Segregation of Recyclable or Reuseable Materials.

120-BB - Town of Huntington Solid Waste Management Resource Recovery Facility; Tax Exemption; Other Contractual Provisions Related to Towns of Huntington And

120-CC - Enforcement of Unpaid Solid Waste Collection And/or Disposal Fee.

121 - Establishment and Maintenance of Free Public Baths.

121-A - Creation of Village and Town Police Department in Certain Towns and Villages.

121-B - Care of Children Admitted to Certain Places of Amusement in Certain Cities, Villages and Towns Under a Local Law or Ordinance.

122 - Refusal to Take Persons to Hospital Prohibited; Exception for Cities With a Population of One Million or More.

122-B - General Ambulance Services.

122-C - Transport of Police Work Dogs Injured in the Line of Duty.

123 - Erection and Operation of Life-Saving Apparatus.

124 - Inspection of Building Elevators in Nassau County.

125 - Issuance of Building Permits.

125-A - Posting Signs on Dead-End Roads.

126 - Establishment of Public General Hospitals.

126-A - Joint Hospitals for Cities, Towns or Villages.

126-B - Public Hospitals for Chronically Ill.

126-B*2 - Establishment of Broome County Nursing Home.

126-C - Appointment to Board of Managers of County Hospital.

127 - Appointment and Terms of Office of Managers.

128 - General Powers and Duties of Managers.

128-A - Petty Cash Fund.

129 - General Powers and Duties of Superintendent.

129-A - Erie County; County Hospital Superintendent and County Hospital Board of Managers.

130 - Admission and Maintenance of Patients.

131 - Training School for Nurses.

132 - Room for Detention and Examination of Persons Who Are Suspected of Being Mentally Ill.

133 - Visitation and Inspection.

134 - Existing County, Town, City or Village Public General Hospitals.

135 - Application of Preceding Sections.

135-A - Workshops in Connection With Hospitals and Facilities for the Aged.

135-B - Departments of Occupational Therapy in Connection With Public General Hospitals and Tuberculosis Hospitals or Sanatoria.

135-C - Prenatal and Maternity Care.

136 - Regulation of Automobile Junk Yards.

139-C - Sheltered Workshops.

139-D - Storage and Display of Firearms, Ammunition and Explosives.