Section 1106-H. Real property tax exemption  


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  • 1. The local legislative body
      of any city, town or village is hereby authorized and empowered to adopt
      and amend a local law to provide that all or any portion of the value of
      the  property  included  in  a  turnkey/enhanced  rental  project  which
      represents an increase over the assessed valuation of the real property,
      both  land  and  improvements, prior to the improvements of the property
      necessary or intended to effectuate the purposes of this article, may be
      exempt from any and all city, village and town real property  taxes,  as
      defined  in  subdivision  twenty  of section one hundred two of the real
      property tax law, real property special ad valorem levies, as defined in
      subdivision fourteen of section one hundred two of the real property tax
      law, and special assessments,  as  defined  in  subdivision  fifteen  of
      section  one  hundred  two of the real property tax law, except that the
      assessed valuation may be increased or decreased to reflect a change  in
      the  level  of  assessment as certified pursuant to title two of article
      twelve of the real property tax law.
        2. In any assessing unit in which there has been a change in level  of
      assessment  as  provided  in  title  two  of  article twelve of the real
      property tax law, the  state  board  of  real  property  services  shall
      certify  the change in level of assessment factor in the manner provided
      in title two of article twelve of the real property tax law.   The  term
      "assessing unit" as used in this subdivision means a city, town, village
      or  county  having  a  county department of assessment with the power to
      assess real property.
        3. Such local law may also provide for the abatement of any or all  of
      the  property taxes which are payable to such city, town or village from
      such project, for such duration as is provided in such local law, if any
      property taxes remain to  be  paid  after  the  exemption  or  abatement
      provided in this section is determined.
        4.  Provided  that  the  tax exemption or abatement authorized by this
      section shall be in addition to any other  tax  exemption  or  abatement
      authorized  by  law,  and provided further, however, that in the event a
      project ceases to be subject to one or more provisions of  this  article
      any  tax exemption or abatement authorized pursuant to this section with
      respect to the eligible property of such project shall terminate.