New York Bills

Limits temporary detention of defendants in violation of their release in a local correctional facility to 72 hours before transfer to state custody.

Relates to contracts by the New York City school construction authority; provides that a bid shall not be rejected or be deemed invalid, impaired or in any manner defective solely for harmless, technical, or ministerial defects, where the intent is clearly discernible and unintentional, provided, however, that this section shall not be deemed to relieve any bidder from any criminal or civil liability as may be imposed by reason of his or her act, nor enlarge the actual authority of any officer of the authority, nor, except as stated in this sentence, limit any other statute or rule of law.

Relates to decreasing the time a vacant property may sit in foreclosure in Erie county.

Prohibits the disclosure of highway, bridge, tunnel and other thoroughfare toll records, and commuter railroad and transit records to protect privacy, unless necessary to perform law enforcement functions of certain public officials and bodies or to further another public entities official functions.

Establishes the reasonable charge for electronic copies of medical records and patient information.

Relates to saliva swabs and chemical tests in certain cases.

Exempts the metropolitan transportation authority from bond issuance charges otherwise required to be paid to the state.

Provides for the appointment of the members of the New York state housing finance agency, the housing trust fund corporation and the affordable housing corporation.

Makes aggravated vehicular homicide a violent felony offense.

Requires food allergy signage around parks, playgrounds, and recreation centers that are not located on one, two and three-family residential real property.

Enacts the community bank service corporation act; relates to the authorized activities and investment of community bank service corporations.

Relates to services for individuals with traumatic brain injuries sustained after age twenty-one in rural areas.