Requires leases, licenses, and management agreements for state parks and historic sites to align with their management or master plans.
New York Assembly Bill A07288 amends the parks, recreation, and historic preservation law to mandate that leases, licenses, and management agreements for state parks and historic sites, with terms exceeding one year, must adhere to the recommendations of the respective park's or site's management or master plan. If a park or site lacks a management or master plan, no such agreements can be made. This law applies immediately to agreements entered into or renewed after its effective date.
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