6 – Transfer of Canal Lands and Other Assets.
§ 6. Transfer of canal lands and other assets. 1. The jurisdiction of the thruway authority over the New York state canal system and over all state assets, equipment and property, both tangible and intangible, owned or used in connection with the planning, development, construction, reconstruction, maintenance and operation of the New York state canal […]
10 – General Powers and Duties of the Corporation Relating to Canals.
§ 10. General powers and duties of the corporation relating to canals. The corporation shall: 1. Have general supervision of the canal system and its operating personnel and enforce the faithful administration and observance of the canal law. 2. Appoint and remove all officers and employees in the administration of canal matters in conformity with […]
11 – Adopt-a-Trail Program.
§ 11. Adopt-a-trail program. 1. The corporation may develop and implement an adopt-a-trail program, the purposes of which may be to reduce and remove litter and debris and to enhance the appearance and maintenance of the canalway trail and related facilities, as needed. Such program may include, but not be limited to: (a) coordinating the […]
21 – Preparation Contract, Plans and Estimates.
§ 21. Preparation contract, plans and estimates. The corporation shall make surveys and prepare plans and specifications for work in connection with the improvement, maintenance or repair of the canal system to be performed under contract. It shall ascertain with all practical accuracy the quantity and quality of all materials to be used and all […]
22 – Supervision of Contracts.
§ 22. Supervision of contracts. The corporation shall provide for field supervision over improvement, maintenance or repair work on the canal system that is done under contract. The corporation shall assign such engineers, inspectors and other engineering employees as may be necessary for control over the execution of the work embraced in the contract. Such […]
23 – Record of Measurements.
§ 23. Record of measurements. The corporation shall require every engineer employed on canal engineering to enter in permanent field books a complete record of all surveys, field measurements and construction notes. These books shall be filed in the corporation and shall be available for public inspection under such conditions as the corporation may establish.