N.Y. County Law § 826: Regional markets

§ 826. Regional markets. The board of supervisors of a county located

within any regional market district heretofore or hereafter created by

law may purchase, acquire, or accept by gift lands for regional market

purposes. Such lands may be situate anywhere within such regional

district. Adequate appropriations may be made for the erection of

necessary buildings, improvements, market facilities and equipment. The

boards of supervisors of the counties within such district may agree

upon the sharing in the cost of such sites, buildings, improvements,

market facilities and equipment and the title shall be taken in the name

of the county where situate. Such improvements shall be deemed for the

benefit of the sharing counties in proportion to their respective

contributions. The purchase, improvement or construction of such market

facilities by counties within such regional market district is hereby

declared to be a lawful county purpose. Such real and personal property

may be leased or sold to any market authority or other public

corporation, or governmental agency created by law for such regional

district. The chairman of the board of supervisors of the county holding

the record title shall execute all necessary leases, conveyances, or

other documents, on behalf of and only pursuant to resolutions duly

adopted by all of the boards of supervisors of the counties interested

therein.