New York Environmental Conservation Law Title 1 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

• 3-0101 - Continuation of Department.
  The Department of Environmental Conservation, which was established by chapter 140 of the Laws of 1970, is hereby continued, and all the powers, functions, duties...
• 3-0103 - Commissioner of Environmental Conservation.
  The head of the department shall be the Commissioner of Environmental Conservation, who shall be appointed by the Governor, by and with the advice and...
• 3-0105 - Offices of the Department.
  * 3-0105. Offices of department. The principal office of the department shall be in the County of Albany. * NB Effective prior to Dept. of...
• 3-0107 - Organization of Department; Officers and Employees.
  1. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of law the commissioner may, from time to time, create, abolish, transfer and consolidate divisions, bureaus, field offices and other...
• 3-0109 - Eligibility for Certain Offices.
  No person shall be eligible for or shall continue to hold the office of commissioner, deputy commissioner, secretary to the department, if any there be,...
• 3-0113 - The New York State Conservationist.
  1. To the end that there shall be promoted a wider understanding of the problems affecting conservation of natural resources in this state, it is...
• 3-0115 - Establishment of Forestry and Wildlife Management Areas by United States; Consent of State.
  1. To implement and supplement federal statutes now in effect and to authorize the acquisition by the United States of America of upland area for...
• 3-0117 - Activities of Local Governmental Agencies.
  1. Activities of local health boards, departments and officers and other local government agencies pertaining to functions, powers and duties which were transferred pursuant to...
• 3-0119 - Laboratory Tests.
  Any laboratory tests or sample analysis required pursuant to article seventeen, nineteen or twenty-seven of this chapter for which the commissioner of health issues certificates...

Last modified: February 3, 2019