N.Y. County Law § 150-a: County legislative body, other than board of supervisors

§ 150-a. County legislative body, other than board of supervisors. 1.

All the functions, powers, obligations and duties which by law are

possessed by or vested in the board of supervisors of a county may be

exercised by an elected county legislative body, by whatsoever name

designated, which shall, pursuant to law, or order or judgement of a

court of competent jurisdiction, be established in place of the board of

supervisors of such county. All acts heretofore performed by such

elected county legislative body shall be valid if and to the extent that

they would have been valid if performed by the board of supervisors of

such county.

2. Whenever the board of supervisors of a county is referred to or

designated in any law, contract or document pertaining to any of the

functions, powers, obligations and duties of such board, such reference

or designation shall be deemed to include the elected county legislative

body, by whatsoever name designated which, pursuant to law, or order or

judgement of a court of competent jurisdiction, shall have been

established in place of the board of supervisors.