New York Laws
Title 11 - Power to Contract Indebtedness for Housing Purposes and Limitations Thereon
151.00 - Contents of Statement of Housing and Urban Renewal Indebtedness.

(a) The unpaid balance of a loan by the state to any housing authority
acting as an instrumentality of such city or village, if such housing
authority is not in default in payment under the terms of such loan.
(b) The amount of outstanding indebtedness contracted by a city or
such a village for any project aided by a guarantee or guarantees
representing such indebtedness or by a loan or loans for which such
indebtedness was contracted, if such project or projects shall have
yielded net revenue during the preceding fiscal year. The determination
as to whether such project or projects have yielded net revenue shall be
made pursuant to section 152.00 of this chapter.
(c) The amount of outstanding indebtedness arising:
(1) From a guarantee of the payment of the principal of and interest
on or only the interest on the indebtedness of a housing authority, or

from a loan by the state to a housing authority acting as an
instrumentality of such city or village, or
(2) From a contract for a periodic subsidy to such an authority
whichever amount is smaller, provided that the indebtedness arising from
such guarantee or loan is not otherwise deducted and provided further
that in the case of a guarantee and subsidy there is a contractual
obligation to apply the sums due under such subsidy to the payment of
all or part of the debt service so guaranteed and that in the case of a
state loan and subsidy there is a contractual obligation to apply the
sums due under such subsidy to the payment of all or part of the debt
service of such loan. The indebtedness on account of a subsidy and the
indebtedness arising from a guarantee shall be ascertained pursuant to
section 143.00 of this chapter.
(d) The amount of outstanding indebtedness contracted for the purposes
set forth in paragraph a of section 150.00 of this chapter having a
period of probable usefulness determined pursuant to any subdivision,
other than subdivision forty-one-a, of paragraph a of section 11.00 of
this chapter.
(e) The amount of outstanding indebtedness contracted pursuant to
article eleven of the private housing finance law.
2-a. In the case of the city of New York, the amount of outstanding
indebtedness contracted by such city for any project aided by a
guarantee or guarantees representing such indebtedness, if such project
or projects shall have yielded net revenue during the preceding fiscal
year. The determination as to whether such project or projects have
yielded net revenue shall be made pursuant to section 152.00 of this
chapter.
3. The items enumerated in subdivisions ten through twelve of section
136.00 of this chapter, which are applicable as deductions from
indebtedness contracted for such housing purposes, or urban renewal.
c. There shall also be set forth in such annual statement:
1. A statement of the net housing and net urban renewal indebtedness
of such a municipality. Such net indebtedness shall be computed by
subtracting from the gross indebtedness the total of the items which may
be deducted pursuant to this section.
2. A statement of the average assessed valuation and of the five most
recent assessed valuations of the real property subject to taxation in
such municipality according to each of the five most recent assessment
rolls prepared for such municipality or if less than five assessment
rolls have been prepared then as many of such assessed valuations as are
available.
3. A statement of the total amount of indebtedness for housing and
urban renewal purposes which may be contracted by such municipality
pursuant to paragraph a of section 150.00 of this chapter, and the net
margin of debt-contracting power for such purposes which shall be
ascertained by deducting the net indebtedness from such total amount of
indebtedness which may be contracted for such purposes.
4. A statement of the percentage of the debt-contracting power of such
municipality for housing and urban renewal purposes which has been
exhausted. Such percentage shall be obtained by dividing the net
indebtedness of such municipality for such purposes by the total amount
of indebtedness which it may contract for such purposes pursuant to
section 150.00 of this chapter.
d. The state comptroller shall prescribe the form of the annual and
supplemental housing and urban renewal debt statements and may require
that there be submitted with either the annual or the supplemental
statement, or with both, such other information as he deems appropriate.

e. The state comptroller shall prepare printed forms of the annual and
supplemental housing and urban renewal debt statements and shall make
them available for distribution to cities, towns and villages.
f. The state comptroller shall charge the fees prescribed in paragraph
c of section 141.00 of this chapter for copies, certified copies and
exemplified copies of such debt statements and for searches for such
statements.
g. This section shall not apply to indebtedness contracted by a city,
town or village for housing or urban renewal purposes (i) to the extent
that the legislative power to authorize the contracting of indebtedness
therefor is derived from sections two and four of article eight of the
constitution or from any other provision of the constitution outside of
article eighteen thereof, or (ii) to the extent that there is a
sufficient margin of debt contracting power to cover indebtedness for
housing or urban renewal contracted pursuant to article eighteen of the
constitution within the debt limit established by section four of
article eight of the constitution unless the finance board shall elect
to charge any such outstanding indebtedness or any part thereof to the
debt limit provided in paragraph a of section 150.00 of this chapter. If
no part of such indebtedness for housing and urban renewal purposes is
charged to the debt limit provided in paragraph a of section 150.00 of
this chapter, no annual or supplemental housing and urban renewal debt
statement need be filed.

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