N.Y. Correction Law § 193: Disposition of machinery on discontinuance of industry

§ 193. Disposition of machinery on discontinuance of industry.

Whenever any trade or industry is discontinued at any state correctional

institution and it appears to the satisfaction of the commissioner, that

such trade or industry will not again be put in operation in any state

correctional institution, he must report that fact to the comptroller,

and at the same time furnish the comptroller with a schedule of the

machinery, tools, apparatus and other appurtenances belonging to such

trade or industry or used in connection therewith, and an estimate of

the value of same, and also the quantity and value of the stock and

manufactured product of such trade or industry then on hand, and the

commissioner shall, with the approval of the comptroller, sell and

dispose of all such unused and unnecessary machinery, tools, apparatus,

stock and manufactured product. Said property shall be sold as provided

in section one hundred seventy-eight of the state finance law. Any

moneys received from such sale as aforesaid, after deducting all

necessary and actual expenses, shall be deposited in the treasury to the

credit of the correctional industry fund.