Defines blighted properties and areas in New York.
The bill amends the eminent domain procedure law and the New York state urban development corporation act to define blighted properties and areas. A single property may be declared blighted if it meets certain conditions, such as being unfit for human habitation or having structural defects. Multiple properties or project areas may be declared blighted if they meet specific criteria, including being located in urban or suburban areas with necessary utilities and infrastructure.
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