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Article 4
Town Boards

Sections

60
Town board constituted
60‑A
Removal of town justices from town board
61
Commissions abolished
62
Meetings of town board
63
Presiding officer and rules of procedure
64
General powers of town boards
64‑A
Payment in lieu of taxes for property acquired for park or recreational purposes
64‑B
Powers of town with respect to municipal deposits in national banks in liquidation
64‑C
Payment in lieu of taxes for property acquired for park and recreational purposes
64‑D
Payment in lieu of taxes for property acquired for open space purposes
64‑E
Peconic Bay region community preservation funds
64‑EE
Peconic Bay region septic system replacement loan program
64‑F
Town of Brookhaven community preservation fund
64‑G
Town of Warwick preservation funds
64‑H
Town of Red Hook preservation funds
64‑I
Town of Chatham preservation funds
64‑I*2
Town of Fishkill preservation funds
64‑J
Town of Northeast preservation funds
64‑K
Peconic Bay region community housing fund
65
Actions and proceedings by and against towns
65‑A
Liability of towns and town superintendents of highways in certain actions
66
Place of trial of actions and proceedings against towns
67
Presentation of claims for torts: actions against towns
68
Compromise of actions, proceedings or claims
69
Duties of town board with respect to justice courts
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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