ALTERNATIVE COUNTY GOVERNMENT LAW

LAWS 1952, Chap. 11-B
AN ACT in relation to providing alternative forms of county government,

constituting chapter eleven-b of the consolidated laws

Became a law April 19, 1952, with the approval of the Governor.
Passed by a majority vote, three-fifths being present

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:

CHAPTER ELEVEN-B OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS

ALTERNATIVE COUNTY GOVERNMENT LAW
Article 1. Short title; application; authorization; definitions

(§§ 1-4).

2. Alternative forms of county government (§§ 50-58).

3. Board of supervisors (§§ 100-102).

4. County executive (§§ 150-156).

5. County departments and offices (§§ 200-207).

6. Department of finance (§§ 250-251).

7. Department of audit and control (§§ 300-302).

8. Department of public works (§§ 350-351).

9. Department of purchase (§§ 400-401).

10. Department of public welfare (§§ 450-451).

11. Parks, playgrounds and recreation centers (§§ 500-502).

12. Optional transfer of powers (§§ 550-553).

13. General provisions (§§ 600-612).

14. Submission and adoption (§§ 650-656).

15. Construction; saving clauses; laws repealed; time of taking

effect (§§ 700-703).