N.Y. County Law § 260: Review

§ 260. Review. Any interested party, including a city or village, or a

town board or board of commissioners on behalf of a district, aggrieved

by the final determination or order made by the board of supervisors

establishing the district or authorizing the increase and improvement of

facilities previously authorized for an existing district, may make

application for review of any and all of the final determinations made

by the board of supervisors in connection with the proceeding

establishing the district or authorizing the increase and improvement of

facilities previously authorized for an existing district in the manner

provided in article seventy-eight of the civil practice law and rules

provided that application for review is made within thirty days from the

date of the recording of the order establishing the district or

authorizing the increase and improvement of facilities previously

authorized for an existing district in the office of the clerk of the

county. Unless such application is made within thirty days as aforesaid,

the order establishing the district or authorizing the increase and

improvement of facilities previously authorized for an existing district

shall be final and conclusive. In the event that upon such review there

shall be any modification by the court of such final determination or

order, the clerk of the board of supervisors shall cause such order to

be recorded and certified copies thereof filed in the same places as was

the determination or order appealed from.