New York A05269 decreases the distance from the high water mark for underwater lands in Gardiner's and Peconic bays to be ceded to Suffolk County.
New York A05269 amends the environmental conservation law to reduce the distance from the high water mark for underwater lands in Gardiner's and Peconic bays to be ceded to Suffolk County from one thousand feet to five hundred feet. These lands are ceded for the purposes of shellfish or seaweed cultivation, to be managed and controlled by the county. The lands will revert to the state if they cease to be used for cultivation.
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