New York A06822 amends the parks, recreation and historic preservation law to prohibit transferors from retaining naming rights or requiring the.
New York A06822 amends the parks, recreation and historic preservation law by adding a new provision that prohibits any transferor of real property to the state from retaining the right to name the property, making naming rights a condition of the transfer, or requiring that the property be named after any person, living or dead. Additionally, the state is prohibited from naming any property acquired under this chapter after any person who has not been deceased for at least five years at the time of the acquisition. This act takes effect immediately.
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