Extends the term length for commissioners of deeds in New York City to four years.
The bill amends the executive law to extend the term length for commissioners of deeds in New York City from two to four years. These commissioners are appointed by the city's common council and serve four-year terms. The common council determines the number of commissioners to be appointed every other even-numbered year.
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