N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law § 13.06: Consents to public utilities; licenses and easements

§ 13.06 Consents to public utilities; licenses and easements.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no railroad, bus line,

telephone or telegraph company, gas, power or light company, pipe line

company or other public utility shall have the right to pass over,

through or under any property acquired by the office or other state

agency for park, recreational or historic preservation purposes, except

by written consent, in the form of a license or easement, granted by the

commissioner, or such state agency, and then only under such regulations

and restrictions as the commissioner or such state agency shall deem

proper. The commissioner or other state agency shall have the right to

grant to any person or the federal government a license or an easement

for any public purpose or to construct or maintain sewers, water,

petroleum products, gas lines and electric transmission facilities

within, under or across such property, upon such terms and conditions

and under such regulations and restrictions as the commissioner or such

state agency shall deem just and proper.