PKR-30-16-00010-P Updated List of Facilities Within the Jurisdiction of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation  

  • 7/27/16 N.Y. St. Reg. PKR-30-16-00010-P
    NEW YORK STATE REGISTER
    VOLUME XXXVIII, ISSUE 30
    July 27, 2016
    RULE MAKING ACTIVITIES
    OFFICE OF PARKS, RECREATION AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION
    PROPOSED RULE MAKING
    NO HEARING(S) SCHEDULED
     
    I.D No. PKR-30-16-00010-P
    Updated List of Facilities Within the Jurisdiction of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
    PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE State Administrative Procedure Act, NOTICE is hereby given of the following proposed rule:
    Proposed Action:
    Amendment of sections 384.1-384.4, 384.7, 384.10 and 384.11 of Title 9 NYCRR.
    Statutory authority:
    Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law, sections 3.09(8) and 13.03(1)
    Subject:
    Updated list of facilities within the jurisdiction of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
    Purpose:
    To keep accurate the list of facilities within the jurisdiction of the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
    Text of proposed rule:
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.1, pertaining to and entitled “Niagara Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (a), (b), and (c) of section 384.1 are amended as follows:
    (a) State parks.
    AmherstErie
    Beaver IslandErie
    Buckhorn IslandErie
    Buffalo HarborErie
    DeVeaux WoodsNiagara
    Devil's HoleNiagara
    Earl W. Brydges ArtparkNiagara
    EvangolaErie
    Fort NiagaraNiagara
    Four Mile CreekNiagara
    Golden HillNiagara
    Joseph DavisNiagara
    Knox FarmErie
    Niagara FallsNiagara
    ReservoirNiagara
    Strawberry IslandErie
    WhirlpoolNiagara
    Wilson-TuscaroraNiagara
    Woodlawn BeachErie
    (b) Boat launches.
    Big Six Mile Creek MarinaErie
    [Buckhorn IslandErie]
    [Erie CanalNiagara]
    Rt. 62 North Tonawanda Boat LaunchNiagara
    [Upper Niagara RiverErie]
    (c) Parkways.
    [Robert Moses] Niagara Scenic Parkway Niagara
    South StateErie
    West RiverErie
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.2, pertaining to and entitled “Allegany Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (b) of Section 384.2 is amended as follows:
    (b) Boat launches.
    Allegheny Reservoir[Allegany] Cattaraugus
    Sunset Bay State Marine ParkChautauqua
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.3, pertaining to and entitled “Genesee Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (b) of Section 384.3 is amended as follows:
    (b) Boat launches.
    Canal Park at Lock 32 (Pittsford)Monroe
    Conesus Lake Marine ParkLivingston
    Irondequoit Bay Marine ParkMonroe
    [Oak Orchard Marine Park EastOrleans]
    [Oak Orchard Marine Park WestOrleans]
    Oak Orchard Marine ParkOrleans
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.4, pertaining to and entitled “Finger Lakes Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (e) of Section 384.4 is amended as follows:
    (e) Trails and miscellaneous.
    Black Diamond TrailTompkins
    Catharine Valley TrailChemung and Schuyler
    [Sterling Conservation EasementCayuga]
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.7, pertaining to and entitled “Palisades Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (a) of Section 384.7 is amended as follows:
    (a) State parks.
    Bear MountainOrange and Rockland
    BlauveltRockland
    Bristol BeachUlster
    Franny Reese [Preserve]Ulster
    Goose Pond MountainOrange
    HarrimanOrange and Rockland
    Haverstraw BeachRockland
    Highland LakesOrange
    High TorRockland
    Hook MountainRockland
    [Iona IslandRockland]
    Lake SuperiorSullivan
    Minnewaska State Park PreserveUlster
    Nyack BeachRockland
    PalisadesRockland
    Rockland LakeRockland
    SchunnemunkOrange
    Sterling ForestOrange
    Storm KingOrange
    Tallman MountainRockland
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.10, pertaining to and entitled “Saratoga-Capital District Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (a), (d) and (e) of Section 384.10 are amended as follows:
    (a) State parks.
    Cherry PlainRensselaer
    Grafton LakesRensselaer
    Hudson River IslandsColumbia
    John Boyd ThacherAlbany
    Lake LauderdaleWashington
    Max V. ShaulSchoharie
    Mine KillSchoharie
    Mohawk RiverSchenectady
    Moreau LakeSaratoga and Warren
    Peebles IslandSaratoga
    Saratoga SpaSaratoga
    Schodack IslandColumbia, Greene and Rensselaer
    [Thompson's LakeAlbany]
    (d) State historic sites.
    Bennington BattlefieldRensselaer and Washington
    CrailoRensselaer
    Grant CottageSaratoga
    Guy ParkMontgomery
    Johnson HallFulton
    [Rexford AqueductSchenectady]
    Schoharie CrossingMontgomery
    Schuyler MansionAlbany
    Susan B. AnthonyWashington
    Subdivision (e) of Section 384.10 is amended as follows:
    (e) Trails and miscellaneous.
    Hudson-Mohawk TrailAlbany, Schenectady, Montgomery, Herkimer
    Washington County TrailWashington County
    Albany Pine Bush PreserveAlbany
    Rexford Aqueduct - (listed on National and State Registers of Historic Places)Schenectady
    Title 9 NYCRR Part 384.11, pertaining to and entitled “New York City Region,” is amended as follows:
    Subdivision (a) of Section 384.11 is amended as follows:
    (a) State parks.
    Bayswater PointQueens
    Clay Pit Ponds State Park PreserveRichmond
    East RiverKings
    FDR Four FreedomsNew York
    Gantry PlazaQueens
    [Hudson River ParkNew York]
    RiverbankNew York
    Roberto ClementeBronx
    Subdivision (b) of Section 384.11 is added as follows:
    (b) State Historic Sites
    Stonewall InnNew York
    Subdivision (c) of Section 384.11 is added as follows:
    (c) Trails and miscellaneous.
    Hudson River ParkNew York
    Text of proposed rule and any required statements and analyses may be obtained from:
    Shari Calnero, Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12207, (518) 486-2921, email: Shari.Calnero@parks.ny.gov
    Data, views or arguments may be submitted to:
    Same as above.
    Public comment will be received until:
    45 days after publication of this notice.
    Regulatory Impact Statement
    Statutory Authority:
    Section 3.09(8) of the Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law (Parks Law) authorizes OPRHP to create, amend, or rescind its rules to adequately perform the functions, powers, and duties of the Office. In addition, Section 13.03(1) of the Parks Law directs the OPRHP Commissioner to maintain a current list of these facilities.
    Legislative Objectives:
    The Legislature has tasked OPRHP with maintaining, describing, and updating the list of facilities (Parks Law Section 13.03(1)).
    Needs and Benefits:
    The current list at 9 NYCRR Part 384 is outdated. This amendment will ensure that the list of facilities is accurate, allowing OPRHP to fulfill its statutory mandate under Parks Law Section 13.03(1).
    Cost-Benefit Analysis:
    There are no costs associated with updating OPRHP’s official list of facilities. The State and the public will benefit from having an accurate, organized list and description of these facilities.
    Local Government Mandates:
    The proposed rule does not affect any local governments.
    Paperwork:
    The proposed rule does not require OPRHP staff to complete any additional paperwork other than processing the rule.
    Duplication:
    There is no overlap or duplication with other state or federal requirements.
    Alternatives:
    There is no alternative to updating the official list of OPRHP facilities because OPRHP is required to keep an accurate list of state parks, parkways, recreational facilities, and state historic sites.
    Federal Standards:
    The proposed regulatory changes do not violate any federal standards.
    Compliance Schedule:
    The rule will take effect on the date the Notice of Adoption is published in the New York State Register.
    Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
    A Regulatory Flexibility Analysis is not required for this proposal since it will not impose any adverse economic impact on small businesses or local governments. The proposed rule merely updates the list of facilities under OPRHP jurisdiction. Therefore, a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis is not required.
    Rural Area Flexibility Analysis
    A Rural Area Flexibility Analysis is not required for this proposed rule because it does not impose an adverse economic impact on any private or public sector interests in rural areas. The proposed rule merely updates the list of facilities under OPRHP jurisdiction. Therefore, a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis is not required.
    Job Impact Statement
    The regulations that are the subject of this proposed rule making (9 NYCRR 384.1 through 384.11) provide a listing of current state parks, parkways, recreation facilities, state land and historic sites within the jurisdiction of OPRHP (Facilities). The proposed amendments provide an updated list of these Facilities that have been added, renamed, merged, or are no longer within OPRHP’s jurisdiction; therefore, the amendments will not affect jobs or employment opportunities.

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