New York § 129-A - 129-AErie county; county hospital superintendent and county hospital board of managers
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 129-A — 129-AErie county; county hospital superintendent and county hospital board of managers, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 129-A. 129-AErie county; county hospital superintendent and county hospital board of managers
§ 129-a. Erie county; county hospital superintendent and county hospital board of managers. In the county of Erie, the county executive when authorized by the charter may appoint the county hospital superintendent and the county hospital board of managers for terms as are specified in such charter. Such charter may provide that the powers of such board of managers may be advisory only in which event the powers now granted by statute to such board shall be vested in the superintendent.
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