New York Laws
Article 2 - Office of General Services
2-A - Certain Transfers of Jurisdiction Over State-Owned Lands and Declarations of Abandonment by the Commissioner of General Services.

§ 2-a. Certain transfers of jurisdiction over state-owned lands and
declarations of abandonment by the commissioner of general services. 1.
When the commissioner of general services proposes to transfer
jurisdiction over state lands pursuant to subdivision four of section
three without the application or consent therein provided or when the
commissioner proposes to declare real property as abandoned pursuant to
subdivision two of section thirty-a, he shall give written notice of
such intention to the agency having jurisdiction over such land, and in
the case of a transfer of jurisdiction pursuant to subdivision four of
section three, to the state agency to which jurisdiction is proposed to
be transferred.

2. Unless within thirty days from the date such notice is given, an
agency entitled to notice pursuant to subdivision one hereof objects to
such proposed action, the commissioner of general services may effect
such transfer of jurisdiction or declaration of abandonment.

3. If within thirty days of the giving of such notice, any state
agency entitled to notice pursuant to subdivision one hereof objects to
the action proposed by the commissioner by filing notice to such effect
with the commissioner of general services, such proposed action shall be
reviewed by the director of the budget, and the secretary of state. They
shall affirm or reverse the proposed action by the commissioner and that
decision shall be final. If they affirm the proposed action or fail to
render a determination within six months of the date of the notice
referred to in subdivision one, the commissioner may thereupon effect
such transfer or declaration of abandonment.

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