STATE DEBT SERVICE-Continued State park system ($4,200,000 4 per cent serial bonds, 1935–1976) 100,000 00 For interest 166,000 00 State park system ($1,640,000 4 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1955) 82,000 00 For interest 65,600 00 State park system ($21,000 32 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1956) For interest 1,000 00 735 00 State park system ($4,094,000 32 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1981) For redemption of serial bonds, March 15, 1936.. 89,000 00 143,290 00 Grade crossings elimination ($8,400,000 4 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1976) For redemption of serial bonds, September 1, 1935.. 200,000 00 For interest 332,000 00 Grade crossings elimination $23,500,000 3 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1981) For redemption of serial bonds, September 15, 1935.. 500,000 00 697,500 00 Grade crossings elimination ($4,800,000 3 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1982) For redemption of serial bonds, December 15, 1935... 100,000 00 For interest 144,000 00 Grade crossings elimination ($5,880,000 3 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1983) For redemption of serial bonds, July 1, 1935.. 120,000 00 For interest 174,600 00 Grade crossings elimination ($9,310,000 3 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1983) For redemption of serial bonds, October 15, 1935.. 190,000 00 For interest 302,575 00 Grade crossings elimination $7,840,000 24 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1984) For redemption of serial bonds, April 1, 1936. 160,000 00 For interest 215,600 00 Grade crossings elimination $14,000,000 3 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1985) For redemption of serial bonds. 280,000 00 420,000 00 For interest Emergency construction ($12,600,000 31⁄2 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1956) For redemption of serial bonds, March 15, 1936 ($600,000), less the sum of $162,061.41 being the unexpended balance of appropriations heretofore made by chapter 14, laws of 1931 ($4,387.19) chapter 36, laws of 1932 ($156,174.22) and chapter 117. laws of 1933 ($1,500) which are hereby reappropriated (re. $162,061.41) and made available for redemption of debt as provided by article 7, section 4 of the State Constitution.. 437,938 59 For interest ... 441,000 00 Emergency construction ($4.400,000 4 per cent serial bonds 1935-1956) For redemption of serial bonds, September 15, 1935. 200,000 00 For interest 176,000 00 Emergency construction ($9,600,000 34 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1958) For redemption of serial bonds, October 15, 1935. 400,000 00 For interest 360,000 00 STATE DEBT SERVICE-Continued Emergency construction ($7,680,000 3 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1959) For redemption of serial bonds, April 1, 1936... 320,000 00 For interest 230,400 00 Emergency construction ($12,000,000 22 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1960) For redemption of serial bonds.. 480,000 00 Emergency unemployment relief ($11,000,000 34 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1939) For interest For redemption of serial bonds, December 15, 1935.. Emergency unemployment relief ($12,510,000 24 per cent serial For redemption of serial bonds, July 1, 1935. Emergency unemployment relief ($27,000,000 3 per cent serial For redemption of serial bonds, April 1, 1936. Emergency unemployment relief ($30,000,000 2 per cent serial bonds, 1935-1944) For redemption of serial bonds, July 1, 1935. 300,000 00 .2,200,000 00 .2,085,000 00 .3,000,000 00 .3,000,000 00 ..2,000,000 00 Emergency unemployment relief ($20,000,000 2 per cent serial bonds, 1936-1945) For redemption of serial bonds. § 7. All former appropriations from the general fund and the canal mainte- Moneys nance fund and the various acts therefor, except appropriations for repairs, available construction work and permanent betterments and appropriations made by the for what legislature of nineteen hundred thirty-five, shall cease to have force or effect after June thirtieth, nineteen hundred thirty-five, other than for the payment of liabilities incurred on or before that date. liabilities. priated to § 8. The several amounts herein appropriated shall be deemed to be only Amounts for so much thereof as shall be sufficient to accomplish in full the purposes appro designated by the appropriations and shall be paid by the division of finance, be paid department of taxation and finance, from the respective sums as specified, pursuant to pursuant to the requirements of the state finance law, and it shall be the duty finance of the division of finance, department of taxation and finance, to report law. annually to the legislature the detail of the several expenditures. state officer or prescribed 9. The salary or compensation of any officer or employee, when not pre- Compenscribed by law, for which an appropriation is made by this act, may be fixed sation of by the department, official or officials appointing such officer or employing employee: such employees at a less but not a greater sum than the amount herein appro- how deterpriated for the salary or compensation of such officer or employee; and when mined any appropriation made by this act is for compensation at a per diem rate when not for a stated number of days, the department official or officials employing such by law. employee shall have the authority to employ in the position the number of employees for whom compensation is provided in the appropriation, calculating one employee for each three hundred days, the provisions of any general or special statute to the contrary notwithstanding. No appropriation herein contained shall be available for the salary or compensation of any regular officer or employee whose employment or office is not herein specified unless his Employappointment or employment is expressly authorized; and except as otherwise authorized. herein expressly provided, the appropriations made in this act for traveling expenses of officers or employees are for actual and necessary expenses only in the performance of official duties and to be paid upon proper proof thereof, as required by section twelve of the state finance law, and no other or further fixed allowance for expenses shall be granted or paid anything in any other ment to be Traveling expenses. Appropriations for be for statute to the contrary notwithstanding. An appropriation by this act which is applicable to the payment of traveling or hotel expenses of an officer or employee shall not be expended for traveling or hotel expenses outside of the state unless expressly authorized or provided by this act. Any appropriations made by this act for salary, compensation or expenses shall be the salary, compensation or expenses for one year of the officer, employee, office, board, salaries to department, commission or bureau for whom the same is appropriated, notwithstanding existing provisions of any other statute fixing the annual salary, compensation or expenses of such officer or employee or the expenses of such officer, board, department, commission or bureau at a different amount, except that this provision shall not repeal or affect any other appropriation act, passed in the year nineteen hundred thirty-five, appropriating money to pay, during such year or the fiscal year beginning July first, nineteen hundred thirty-five, the amount of an increase in the salary, compensation or expenses of any such officer or employee made by a law enacted in such year. one year. Traveling expenses of managers, trustees, etc. of § 10. A member of the board of visitors, a manager, trustee or officer of any state charitable or other institution receiving moneys under this act from the state treasury for maintenance and support shall be entitled to actual and necessary traveling expenses when attending meetings of the board at the state insti- office of the institution or in the performance of other official duties undertaken pursuant to a resolution of the board of visitors of which he is a member, and with the approval of the head of the department under the control of which, an institution is maintained. tutions. Definitions expense. Where title in bill differs from prior civil ser incumbent status. § 11. The comptroller shall forthwith prepare and publish definitions of the of classifi- classification of expense by titles employed in this act, defining the purposes cation of for which moneys appropriated under each title may be expended. The comptroller shall have the power to amend such definitions from time to time as in his judgment becomes necessary for the proper conduct of the fiscal affairs of the state. The definitions, as published by the comptroller, and as amended, shall govern expenditures from these appropriations and the audit of claims and accounts by the comptroller where said classifications are used in this act. § 12. Whenever in this act an appropriation is made for personal service during the fiscal year nineteen hundred thirty-five in any office or position in the classified civil service of the state by or under a title recommended by the state civil commission that is different from the title in effect prior thereto, when such difference is due to either (1) an original duties classification of a position by the state civil service commission, there having been no classification established for the position by the joint legislative committee on classifivice title, cation of positions in the civil service, or (2) a reclassification of a position deemed to to correct, modify or improve the previously existing classification provided have same there has been no material change in duties and responsibilities of that position, the incumbent of such position under its present title on June thirtieth, nineteen hundred thirty-five, shall thereafter be deemed to have in such position under its new title, the status and all the rights and obligations he would have had if he had been appointed originally under the state civil service law to the position under its new title as provided in this act. But such incumbent may be transferred or promoted without further examination or certification to any vacancy existing in a position of a different title which in the judgment of the state civil service commission involves no higher or different requirements from those that he has met through examination and appointment under the state civil service law. No part of this act shall be construed to effect, of itself, a transfer of any position not heretofore included in the competitive civil service, to such service. Where the previously existing title in any such case is prescribed in the consolidated laws or in a statute not of a temporary nature, this act shall not be deemed to create a new or additional office or position and the appropriation in this act shall be deemed to be for service in such statutory office or position regardless of the title. In identifying and dated laws, connecting any officer or employee with his office or position, for the purposes of this section, the state comptroller, the state civil service commission and the heads of departments shall be governed by the class lists of positions with their proposed titles by classes as recommended by the state civil service commission, as certified to them by the director of the budget, and sach lista so certified shall have the force and effect of law for such purposes. Where previous title created in consoli such title governs. 13. Appropriations for the salaries of professional, stenographic, typist Transfers and clerical positions may be transferred from one bureau to another within in dethe same department by the head of the department, upon the approval of the partment director of the budget. A certificate of such transfer, when approved by the director of the budget, shall be filed with the department of audit and control, and copies thereof with the senate finance committee and assembly ways and means committee for the information of the legislature. §14. When in this act an appropriation is made for personal service and is Schedule accompanied by a schedule showing positions and salaries, no part of such positions. appropriation shall be expended for a purpose or position not enumerated in such schedule nor shall any schedule item be exceeded. § 15. Whenever in this act an appropriation is made for other maintenance Mainteand operation accompanied by a schedule showing the purposes for which such rance and appropriation may be expended with amount set opposite, said schedules indi- operation. cate the manner in which the total is arrived at and are in no case additional appropriations. The amount of any item shown in a schedule is interchangeable with any other item in the same schedule with the approval of the director of the budget who shall file such approval with the department of audit and control and copies thereof with the senate finance committee and the assembly ways and means committee for the information of the legislature. § 16. Where in this act a line item appropriation is made for the salary of Line item an employee and the employee is on leave of absence on less than full pay, substitute the balance of such appropriation shall be available for the payment of the employees. salary of a substitute employee. mainte § 17. When in this act a lump sum appropriation is made for personal Lump service, and for maintenance and operation, including personal service, no sums moneys so appropriated shall be available for payments for personal service, nance and or maintenance and operation, except specified appropriations for temporary operation services or day labor, until a schedule of positions and salaries and the including amounts to be available for the expenses of maintenance and operation shall personal have been approved by the director of the budget, and a certificate of such approval filed with the chairman of the senate finance committee and the chairman of the assembly ways and means committee and the state comptroller. Any such approved schedule may be amended, however, with the approval of the director of the budget and the filing of a certificate thereof with the officers above named. § 12. This act shall take effect immediately. service. CHAPTER 28 AN ACT authorizing the creation of a state debt and making appropriation providing for the continuation of construction of a Grand Central Parkway extension to Flushing Bay, an extension of Interborough Parkway to Grand Central Parkway and Highland Boulevard, and an extension of the Southern State Parkway to the Sunrise Highway Became a law February 14, 1935, pursuant to article 4-a of the constitution. Passed by action of both houses of the legislature, three-fifths being present The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: authorized Section 1. The creation of a state debt to the amount of one mil- State debt lion four hundred thousand dollars ($1,400,000) is hereby author- $1,400,000 ized to provide moneys for the continuation of construction of the for certain Grand Central parkway extension to Flushing Bay, the extension highway of Interborough parkway to Grand Central parkway and Highland tion. Boulevard and the extension of the Southern State parkway to the construc Borough to have Sunrise highway. Such debt to be contracted as a part of the aggregate annual debt authorized by section fifteen of article seven of the constitution and in the manner provided by section fourteen-a of the state finance law. § 2. The sum of one million three hundred twenty-five thousand dollars ($1,325,000) is hereby appropriated from the proceeds of sale of bonds hereby authorized for the continuation of construction of the extension of Grand Central parkway to Northern boulevard and Astoria boulevard at Flushing Bay; for continuation of construction of the extension of Interborough parkway to connect with Grand Central parkway at Kew Gardens and with Highland Boulevard in Brooklyn; for continuation of construction of the Southern State parkway extension to connect Southern State parkway with the Sunrise highway by way of Laurelton parkway; including necessary service roads, on rights of way acquired or to be acquired by the city of New York for parkway purposes upon plans and specifications to be prepared by the superintendent of public works, subject to approval by the Long Island state park commission and by the board of estimate and apportionment of the city of New York, through such committee, official or officials, as such board may designate for the purpose, of which, nineteen thousand four hundred dollars ($19,400) shall be available to the Long Island state park commission for engineering services in the approval of plans for these parkway extensions. The moneys hereby appropriated shall be paid out of the state treasury on the audit and warrant of the comptroller on the certificate of the superintendent of public works, subject to the provisions of the law applying to such construction. § 3. The sum of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) is hereby appropriated from the proceeds of the sale of bonds hereby authorized for landscaping and planting for the extension of Grand Central parkway to Northern boulevard and Astoria boulevard at Flushing bay; for landscaping and planting for the extension of Interborough parkway to connect with Grand Central parkway at Kew Gardens and with Highland Boulevard in Brooklyn; for landscaping and planting for the Southern state parkway extension to connect Southern State parkway with the Sunrise highway by way of Laurelton parkway; upon plans and specifications to be prepared by the Long Island state park commission, subject to approval by the board of estimate and apportionment of the city of New York, through such committee, official or officials as such board may designate for the purpose. The moneys hereby appropriated shall be paid out of the state treasury on the audit and warrant of the comptroller on the certificate of the Long Island state park commission, subject to the provisions of the law applying to such construction. § 4. Upon completion of the Grand Central parkway extenpresidents sion to Flushing Bay, the Interborough parkway extensions and the Laurelton parkway, including planting and landscaping, the Long Island state park commission shall transfer jurisdiction over the jurisdic tion. |