Establishes an inventory database to track New York's unused state-owned real property.
The bill directs the office of general services to create and maintain an inventory database for tracking the state's unused state-owned real property. This database will be accessible on the office's website and updated quarterly. State agencies must appoint inventory coordinators within 30 days of the bill's effective date to document their agencies' unused real property and report this information to the office of general services. These coordinators will receive management support and necessary resources. State agencies may also form in-house inventory teams to assist in this process.
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