90 – Definitions.
§ 90. Definitions. As used in this article: 1. “Authority” shall mean the power authority of the state of New York established under title one of article five of the public authorities law. 2. “Decarbonization” and “decarbonize” means eliminating all on-site combustion of fossil-fuels and associated co-pollutants with the exception of back-up emergency generators and […]
91 – Decarbonization Action Plans.
§ 91. Decarbonization action plans. 1. The authority is hereby authorized and directed to establish decarbonization action plans for fifteen of the highest-emitting facilities that will serve as a basis for decarbonizing the facilities to the maximum extent practicable, and subject to any needed redundant systems and back-up systems needed for public safety and security. […]
140 – Fire and Emergency Protection in Public Buildings.
§ 140. Fire and emergency protection in public buildings. 1. It shall be the duty of each superintendent or chief executive officer of each of the public institutions and buildings of the state, supported wholly or partly by the funds of the state, to provide that the following regulations for the protection of the incarcerated […]
141 – Display of Foreign Flags on Public Buildings.
§ 141. Display of foreign flags on public buildings. It shall not be lawful to display the flag or emblem of any foreign country upon any state, county or municipal building; provided, however, that whenever any foreigner shall become the guest of the United States, the state or any city, upon public proclamation by the […]
142 – Water Conservation in Public Buildings.
§ 142. Water conservation in public buildings. The commissioner of general services shall establish a water conservation program for all state owned public buildings except for academic buildings, dormitories and other facilities of the state university system. Such program shall include a survey of water use and conservation in such buildings.
143 – Lighting Restrictions.
§ 143. Lighting restrictions. 1. Definitions. As used in this section: a. “Direct light” means light emitted by a fixture from the lamp, from a reflector, or through a refractor. b. “Facade lighting” means permanent outdoor fixtures that are specifically intended to illuminate the exterior surfaces of buildings or structures. c. “Fully shielded fixture” means […]
63 – Protection and Management of State Historic and Cultural Properties.
§ 63. Protection and management of state historic and cultural properties. The commissioner of the office of general services or the chief executive officer of any state agency shall: 1. Consult with the commissioner of parks and recreation as early in the planning process as may be practicable when planning to demolish, alter or transfer […]
64 – State Use of Suitable Buildings of Historic, Architectural or Cultural Significance.
§ 64. State use of suitable buildings of historic, architectural or cultural significance. 1. The commissioner shall prepare and maintain long range projections for the public building needs of state government. In consultation with the state commissioner of parks and recreation, the chairman of the state board for historic preservation and municipal preservation boards and […]
44 – Application of Article.
§ 44. Application of article. The requirement in this article of approval of the office of general services or the commissioner of transportation shall not apply to works of art, buildings, bridges, arches, gates, fences or other structures or fixtures under the control of the department of mental hygiene or the health and mental hygiene […]
50 – Definitions.
§ 50. Definitions. As used in this article: 1. “Public building” means any building or portion thereof, other than a privately owned residential structure, public housing structure, police, fire or correction structure, constructed wholly or partially with state or municipal funds, whether tax funds, funds obtained through bond issues or grants or loans under any […]