New York city council can approve or deny public authorities' or public benefit corporations' use of eminent domain in cities with a population of.

New York Senate bill S02310 amends the public authorities law to grant the city council the authority to approve or disapprove any public authority's or public benefit corporation's use of eminent domain in cities with a population of one million or more. The city council must approve or disapprove any proposed use of eminent domain by majority vote. Before voting, the city council must hold at least one official public hearing on the matter at a location reasonably close to the property that may be acquired. The act will take effect 90 days after it becomes law.

New York city council can approve or deny public authorities' or public benefit corporations' use of eminent domain in cities with a population of.

New York Senate bill S02310 amends the public authorities law to grant the city council the authority to approve or disapprove any public authority's or public benefit corporation's use of eminent domain in cities with a population of one million or more. The city council must approve or disapprove any proposed use of eminent domain by majority vote. Before voting, the city council must hold at least one official public hearing on the matter at a location reasonably close to the property that may be acquired. The act will take effect 90 days after it becomes law.