(a) An agreement to make and keep the lands accessible to  the  public
unless   the   not-for-profit   corporation   can   demonstrate  to  the
commissioner's  satisfaction  that   public   accessibility   would   be
detrimental to the lands or any natural resources associated therewith;
  (b)  An  agreement  not  to  sell, lease, exchange or donate the lands
except to the state, a local government unit or another  qualifying  tax
exempt  non-profit organization for recreation and conservation purposes
consistent with this title and approved by the commissioner; and
  (c) An agreement to execute and convey to the state  at  no  charge  a
conservation  easement, pursuant to title three of article forty-nine of
this chapter, over the  lands  to  be  acquired  with  state  assistance
payments.
  12.   Real   property   acquired,  developed,  improved,  restored  or
rehabilitated by or through a municipality for park projects  undertaken
pursuant  to  this  section  with  funds made available pursuant to this
section shall not be  sold,  leased,  exchanged,  donated  or  otherwise
disposed  of  or  used  for  other than public park purposes without the
express authority of an act of the legislature, which shall provide  for
the  substitution  of  other lands of equal environmental value and fair
market  value and reasonably equivalent usefulness and location to those
to be discontinued, sold or disposed of, and such other requirements  as
shall be approved by the commissioner.
  13. Real property acquired by a not-for-profit organization with funds
made  available  pursuant to   this section for park projects undertaken
pursuant to this section shall not be used in violation of an  agreement
entered  into  pursuant  to  this  section,  or sold, leased, exchanged,
donated or otherwise disposed of without the express authority of an act
of the legislature.
  14.  The  commissioner  shall  adopt,  prior  to  the  acceptance   of
applications for park, historic preservation and heritage area projects,
rules  and  regulations  which  shall  include eligibility requirements,
application procedures, office ranking  and  review  processes,  project
approval guidelines and criteria, and funding distribution necessary for
all  state  assistance  payment  programs  established  pursuant to this
title.
  15. Notwithstanding any other provision of law,  no  state  assistance
payment  under  this article may be applied, with respect to any project
located within the area of New York county bounded by (a)  the  northern
boundary  of Fifty-ninth street and Fifty-ninth street extended; (b) the
United States pierhead line; (c) the northern boundary of the area known
as Battery Park City; and (d) eight hundred feet  inland  easterly  from
the United States bulkhead line:
  (i)  for,  other  than  for  recreational  use or access inland of the
existing bulkhead line, any roads, bridges, ramps or parking  facilities
or sewers or water mains;
  (ii)  for  any  site improvement, including sewers, or water mains, to
support residential, industrial or commercial development;
  (iii) to excavate, place fill or plantings in, or  place  any  piling,
platform  or  structure,  including  a floating structure, in the Hudson
river; or
  (iv) to plan, evaluate or study any project involving such  excavation
or  placement  as described in subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph; and
provided further that no contract, or subcontract, with a public benefit
corporation, public  authority,  or  any  other  person  or  entity,  or
municipality  other  than the city of New York shall be entered into for
any state assistance payments under this article  with  respect  to  any
project,  or  portion  thereof,  located  in  the area described in this
subdivision without the affirmative approval of the community  board  or
boards wherein the project, or portion thereof, will be located.
  16.  Notwithstanding  the  provisions of this section, moneys received
from the sale of bonds pursuant to the Clean Water/Clean Air Bond Act of
1996, and available for disbursements for projects developed pursuant to
this section, shall also be available for state assistance  payments  to
municipalities  and  not-for-profit corporations for the capital cost of
projects described in  subdivision  nine  of  section  44-0119  of  this
chapter  and  subject  to  the  review  delineated in subdivision ten of
section 44-0119 of  this  chapter.  Such  monies  shall  be  subject  to
appropriation.
Structure New York Laws
ENV - Environmental Conservation
Article 56 - Implementation of the Clean Water/clean Air Bond Act of 1996
Title 3 - Clean Water Projects
56-0301 - Allocation of Moneys.
56-0303 - Management Programs, Plans and Projects.
56-0305 - Application Procedure.
56-0307 - Open Space Land Conservation Projects.
56-0309 - Park, Historic Preservation and Heritage Area Projects.