New York S01383 mandates that leases, licenses, and management agreements for state parks and historic sites with terms over one year must align with.
New York S01383 amends the parks, recreation, and historic preservation law to ensure that leases, licenses, and management agreements for state parks and historic sites with terms exceeding one year comply with the site's master plan. This requirement applies to all such agreements entered into or renewed after the bill's effective date. The bill aims to ensure that the use and management of state parks and historic sites adhere to established plans, promoting consistency and alignment with preservation goals.
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