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                STATE OF NEW YORK
        ________________________________________________________________________
 
                                          6590
 
                               2017-2018 Regular Sessions
 
                    IN SENATE
 
                                      June 6, 2017
                                       ___________
 
        Introduced  by  Sen.  RANZENHOFER -- read twice and ordered printed, and
          when printed to be committed to the Committee on Finance
 
        AN ACT authorizing the New York state thruway authority to  convey  real
          property to Rye Country Day School
 
          The  People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assem-
        bly, do enact as follows:
 
     1    Section 1. Legislative declaration. The state of New York  desires  to
     2  use underutilized land to improve the recreational and educational lives
     3  of  its  residents.  A  parcel of such certain land has been identified,
     4  which under its present jurisdiction is owned by the people of the state
     5  of New York, which may be utilized by the  Rye  Country  Day  School  to
     6  allow realization of such opportunities for recreation and education for
     7  the school and the public. The school and the city of Rye have sought to
     8  promote  uses  on  the  parcel consistent with community needs since the
     9  late 1980's, and have pursued shared partnership use of the property for
    10  recreational purposes in various forms since the 1990's.
    11    § 2. Notwithstanding any provision  of  section  2897  of  the  public
    12  authorities law to the contrary, the New York state thruway authority is
    13  authorized  to transfer and convey to the Rye Country Day School, a not-
    14  for-profit corporation chartered by the Board of Regents of the  Univer-
    15  sity of the State of New York, those parcels of certain lands referenced
    16  and described in section four of this act provided that such lands shall
    17  be   used  for  recreational  and  educational  purposes  including  the
    18  construction of a recreational  playing  field,  track  and  fieldhouse.
    19  Such  transfer and conveyance shall be for fair market value established
    20  by an appraisal conducted by the thruway authority and upon  such  terms
    21  and conditions as the New York state thruway authority and the Rye Coun-
    22  try Day School may determine.
    23    §  3.  The authorization to transfer and convey the lands described in
    24  section four of this act shall only be effective upon the condition that
    25  the city of Rye and the Rye Country Day School enter into an  agreement,
 
         EXPLANATION--Matter in italics (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                              [ ] is old law to be omitted.
                                                                   LBD10856-04-7
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     1  which  shall  provide  for the shared use of such lands and improvements
     2  between the Rye Country Day School and the public. Such an agreement may
     3  be amended from time to time as may be agreed to by the City of Rye  and
     4  the Rye Country Day School.
     5    §  4.  The  lands authorized to be conveyed pursuant to section two of
     6  this act are generally described as follows:
     7    Beginning at a point demarcated by a rebar within  the  lands  of  the
     8  People  of  the  State of New York under present jurisdiction of the New
     9  York State Thruway Authority, said point being 76.00 feet distant south-
    10  easterly as measured at right angles from  station  1  00+43.00  of  the
    11  hereinafter  described survey baseline; thence through the said lands of
    12  The People of the State of New York under present  Jurisdiction  of  the
    13  New York State Thruway Authority the following courses and distances:
    14    1) North 16° 04' 08" East, a distance of 198.00 feet to a point demar-
    15  cated  by  a rebar, said point being 17.00 feet distant southeasterly as
    16  measured at right angles from station 102+32.00 of said survey baseline;
    17  thence
    18    2) North 26° 10' 07" East, a distance 63.51 feet to a point demarcated
    19  by a rebar, said point being 9.00 feet distant southeasterly as measured
    20  at right angles from station 1 02+95.00 of said survey baseline; thence
    21    3) North 34°00'20" East, a distance of 698.00 feet to a  point  demar-
    22  cated  by  a rebar, said point being 15.00 feet distant southeasterly as
    23  measured at right angles from station 1 09+93.00 of  said  survey  base-
    24  line; thence
    25    4) North 25° 07' 17" East, a distance of 309.00 feet to a point demar-
    26  cated  by  a rebar, said point being 12.00 feet distant southeasterly as
    27  measured at right angles from station 113+00.00 of said survey baseline;
    28  thence
    29    5) North 33° 53' 28" East, a distance of 61.23 feet to a  point,  said
    30  point being 21.28 feet distant southeasterly as measured at right angles
    31  from station 113+60.52 of said survey baseline; thence
    32    6)  Easterly  along  an  arc  to  the right a distance of 105.94 feet,
    33  having a radius of 50.00 feet, the chord of which is South 85°  24'  32"
    34  East  for  a  distance of 87.21 feet to a point, said point being 102.92
    35  feet distant southeasterly as measured  at  right  angles  from  station
    36  113+91.17 of said survey baseline; thence
    37    7) South 24° 42' 33" East, a distance of 132.18 feet to a point demar-
    38  cated  by a rebar, said point being 204.00 feet distant southeasterly as
    39  measured at right angles from station 113+06.00 of said survey baseline;
    40  thence
    41    8) South 26° 42' 31" West, a distance of 149.05 feet to a point demar-
    42  cated by a rebar, said point being 200.00 feet distant southeasterly  as
    43  measured  at  right  angles from station 111 +57.00 of said survey base-
    44  line; thence
    45    9) South 48° 44' 51" East, a distance of 115.52 feet to a point demar-
    46  cated by a rebar, said point being 311.00 feet distant southeasterly  as
    47  measured  at  right  angles from station 111 +25.00 of said survey base-
    48  line; thence
    49    10) South 00° 14' 11" West, a distance  of  125.72  feet  to  a  point
    50  demarcated by a rebar, said point being 364.00 feet distant southeaster-
    51  ly  as  measured  at  right angles from station 110+11.00 of said survey
    52  baseline; thence
    53    11) South 16° 22' 48" West, a distance  of  219.90  feet  to  a  point
    54  demarcated by a rebar, said point being 425.00 feet distant southeaster-
    55  ly  as  measured  at right angles from station 1 08+54.00 of said survey
    56  baseline; thence
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     1    12) South 34° 07' 40" West, a distance  of  201.01  feet  to  a  point
     2  demarcated by a rebar, said point being 423.00 feet distant southeaster-
     3  ly  as  measured  at right angles from station 1 06+53.00 of said survey
     4  baseline; thence
     5    13)  South  48°  34'  55"  West,  a distance of 203.99 feet to a point
     6  demarcated by a rebar, said point being 370.00 feet distant southeaster-
     7  ly as measured at right angles from station 1 04+55.00  of  said  survey
     8  baseline; thence
     9    14)  South  77°  30'  21"  West,  a distance of 270.15 feet to a point
    10  demarcated by a rebar, said point being 182.00 feet distant southeaster-
    11  ly as measured at right angles from station 1 02+61.00  of  said  survey
    12  baseline; thence
    13    15) South 18° 05' 03" West, a distance of 75.69 feet to a point demar-
    14  cated  by a rebar, said point being 202.00 feet distant southeasterly as
    15  measured at right angles from station 1 01+88.00 of  said  survey  base-
    16  line; thence
    17    16)  South 74° 23' 42" West, a distance of 192.10 feet to the point of
    18  beginning; containing 390,768 square feet or 8.971± acres.
    19    § 5. The authorization to transfer and convey the lands  described  in
    20  section  four  of  this act shall be subject to the requirement that the
    21  use of such lands shall comply with the provisions of sections  two  and
    22  three  of  this  act.  In  the  event that the use of such land fails to
    23  comply with the requirements described in sections two or three of  this
    24  act,  title  to  such lands and any improvements thereon shall revert to
    25  the people of the state of New York under the jurisdiction  of  the  New
    26  York  state  thruway  authority  and,  upon such reversion, the New York
    27  state thruway authority is authorized to convey to the Rye  Country  Day
    28  School  a sum up to the amount paid by the Rye Country Day School pursu-
    29  ant to section two of this act and the value of improvements made to the
    30  property based upon an appraisal conducted by the thruway authority.
    31    § 6. This act shall take effect immediately.