Relates to the application of special rebates and discounts to certain eligible energy users that conduct a manufacturing activity within the city which produces new goods primarily from waste paper or other recyclables collected from residential sources in the city.
Prohibits public transportation authorities in regions with 500,000 or more residents from procuring certain commuter vehicles which use fossil fuels.
Requires a surety bond for contractors and subcontractors where no public fund has been established for the financing of a public improvement.
Establishes a fuel cell incentive program to be managed by NYSERDA to encourage development of fuel cell generating systems.
Relates to solar exploration, development and extraction activities in agricultural districts.
Establishes the New York city tax reform study commission to provide the governor and legislature with a blueprint of reforms to the real property taxation system in the city of New York.
Relates to the definition of the "look-back period" for the determination of eligibility of an individual for medical assistance benefits; exempts certain assets used on the individual's behalf or for care services provided to the individual by a family member or informal caregiver.
Establishes a pilot program to authorize the use of high-occupancy vehicle compliance monitoring technology to detect the number of occupants in a vehicle and to report on the efficiency rates of such technology and to make recommendations on how such technology can be implemented statewide.
Relates to the filling of borrow pits in Gravesend Bay.
Prohibits the assessment of fees for sales tax owed by small businesses during the COVID-19 state disaster emergency through 90 days after the end of such state disaster emergency.
