[HISTORY: Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Massena 9-22-1969
as Ch. 27 of the 1969 Code. Amendments noted where applicable.]
Whereas, by Chapter 677 of the Laws of 1958, the Legislature of the
State of New York added to the Agriculture and Markets Law a new § 169
which reads as follows:
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Delegation of Powers and Immunities in regard to Dutch Elm Disease in
Municipalities.
The Powers and Immunities prescribed and granted in §§ 164,
165 and 167 of this article may, within the limits of any municipality, be
exercised and enjoyed by the appropriate officers and employees of such municipality
with respect and in regard to the Dutch Elm Disease, if with the approval
of the Commissioner and under the direction of the Commissioner or his representative
and if the local legislative body of any such municipality by local law or
ordinance elects to exercise and enjoy such powers and immunities.
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Therefore, be it resolved, that pursuant to the foregoing provisions
of said Chapter 677 of the Laws of 1958, that the Board of Trustees do hereby
elect, on behalf of the Village of Massena, to exercise and enjoy through
its appropriate officers and employees the powers and immunities prescribed
and granted in §§ 164, 165 and 167 of Article 14 of the Agriculture
and Market Laws with respect and in regard to Dutch Elm Disease within the
limits of said Village.
