Section 1020-D. Powers of the authority

The power conferred by this title
  shall be exercised by the members of the authority, subject to the terms
  of  this  title.  In  the  exercise  of those powers, either directly or
  through its officers and employees, the members  may  do  the  following
  things,  among  others,  and  the  following list of powers shall not be
  deemed complete or exclusive, or to deny the existence of other  powers,
  whether  similar  or different, so long as they are reasonably necessary
  for accomplishing the purposes declared and indicated in this title:
    1.  To  determine  the  location,  type,  size,  construction,  lease,
  purchase, ownership, acquisition, use and operation of any facilities or
  other structure or property, within or without the territorial limits of
  the district;
    2.  To  acquire on behalf and in the name of the authority, whether by
  agreement with and purchase from the owner  or  owners,  or  within  the
  district  by  eminent  domain, or by lease, the whole or any part of any
  existing facilities or of any other property which it is  authorized  to
  acquire  under this title; provided, however, that the authority may not
  acquire real property of a municipality or a  political  subdivision  of
  the  state  unless  such  municipality  or  political  subdivision shall
  consent thereto; and in connection with the purchase of such  properties
  the authority may assume any obligations of the owner of such properties
  and,  to  the  extent  required  by the terms of any indentures or other
  instruments under which such obligations were issued, the authority  may
  assume and agree to perform covenants and observe restrictions contained
  in  such instruments; and furthermore the owner of any properties, which
  the authority is authorized to acquire, is hereby authorized to sell  or
  otherwise  transfer  the  same  to the authority. In the exercise of the
  power of eminent domain, as herein provided, the property being acquired
  shall be deemed, when so determined by the authority, to be for a public
  use;
    3. To  develop,  acquire,  construct,  reconstruct,  rehabilitate  and
  improve  facilities for the transmission or distribution of light, heat,
  power or any connected service;
    4. To maintain, operate and manage, and contract for the  maintenance,
  operation and management of properties of the authority;
    5.  To apply to the appropriate agencies and officials of the federal,
  state and local governments for such licenses, permits or approvals  for
  its  plans  and projects as it may deem necessary or advisable, and upon
  such terms and conditions as it may deem appropriate to accept,  in  its
  discretion, such licenses, permits or approvals as may be tendered to it
  by such agencies and officials;
    6.  To enter upon such lands, waters or premises as in the judgment of
  the authority shall be necessary for  the  purpose  of  making  surveys,
  soundings, borings and examinations to accomplish any purpose authorized
  by this title, the authority being liable only for actual damages done;
    7.  Subject  to  its  agreement  with  the village, to supply and sell
  light, heat and power and any connected services within the district, to
  fix rates and charges for the furnishing or rendition of light, heat  or
  power or of any connected service, and to collect through bills therefor
  the  revenues  derived  therefrom,  so  as  to  provide  revenues to the
  authority sufficient at all times to pay, as the same shall become  due,
  the  principal  of  and  interest on the bonds of the authority together
  with the maintenance of proper reserves therefor, in addition to  paying
  as  the  same  shall become due the expense of operating and maintaining
  the properties of  the  authority  together  with  proper  reserves  for
  maintenance, contingencies and all other obligations and indebtedness of
  the authority;

    8. To adopt, revise and amend bylaws for the management of its affairs
  and,  subject  to  agreements  with  bondholders,  rules for the sale of
  light, heat or power or of any connected service, and the collection  of
  rates  and  charges  therefor.  A copy of such rules and bylaws, and all
  amendments  thereto,  duly  certified by the secretary of the authority,
  shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the village;
    9. To  enter  into  cooperative  agreements  with  other  authorities,
  municipalities,  utility  companies,  individuals, firms or corporations
  for the interconnection of facilities and the exchange of interchange or
  services and commodities, upon such terms and  conditions  as  shall  be
  determined to be reasonable;
    10.  To  execute  contracts,  borrow  money,  issue  bonds and sell or
  dispose of the same in such amounts and at such rates of interest as may
  be advisable;
    11. To appoint and remove a secretary and such clerical,  engineering,
  legal and other professional assistants as it may deem necessary for the
  purposes  of  this  title  and to fix their compensation, subject to the
  provisions of the civil service law;
    12. To appoint and remove all employees, to  transfer  employees  from
  their  positions  to  other positions and to consolidate or abolish such
  positions, subject to the provisions of the civil service law;
    13. To make any plans, studies or  investigation  which  it  may  deem
  necessary, convenient or desirable to enable it effectually to carry out
  the provisions of this title;
    14.  Within  ninety  days of the first sale of light, heat or power or
  any connected service, to promulgate regulations granting to residential
  customers, the protections afforded by article two of the public service
  law and section one hundred thirty-one-s of the social services law; and
    15. To do whatever may be necessary to give effect to the purposes  of
  this  title,  and  in  general  to  have  and  exercise all other powers
  necessary or incidental to the purposes of this title.
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