Imposes a term limit on town supervisors

This bill limits town supervisors in New York to a maximum of four consecutive years in office. It directly affects current and future supervisors by prohibiting anyone who has served four or more years from running for re-election. The key provision amends town law to state: "No person shall be eligible to be elected to the position of supervisor who has held the position of supervisor of the town for four or more years." The law takes effect one year after enactment.