City of Newburgh, NY
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2024-04-08
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The Code
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Part I: Administrative Legislation
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Chapter 46 Fire Insurance Claims
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Adopt-A-Municipal-Park, -Shoreline or -Roadway Programs
- Ch 6 Bills, Payment of
- Ch 10 Budget and Finance
- Ch 11 Code of Conduct for Local Boards and Committees
- Ch 12 Citizens Advisory Committee
- Ch 13 City Real Property, Sale or Lease of
- Ch 14 Arts Programs
- Ch 17 (Reserved)
- Ch 20 Council, City
- Ch 23 Court, City
- Ch 30 Electrical Examiners, Board of
- Ch 34 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 38 Fair Housing Office
- Ch 42 Fire Department
- Ch 46 Fire Insurance Claims
- § 46-1 Authority of City to claim against fire insurance proceeds; notice of intent.
- § 46-2 Release of money upon restoration of property.
- Ch 51 Human Rights Commission
- Ch 55 Insurance
- Ch 60 Municipal Identification Card Program
- Ch 65 Officers and Employees
- Ch 67 Off-Track Betting
- Ch 70 Parking Violations Bureau
- Ch 71 Transportation Advisory Committee
- Ch 72 Police Community Relations and Review Board
- Ch 76 Planning Board
- Ch 80 Police Department
- Ch 85 Purchasing
- Ch 88 Records Retention
- Ch 91 (Reserved)
- Ch 93 Repurchase of in Rem Properties
- Ch 95 Salaries and Compensation
- Ch 97 Surplus Property, Disposal of
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 103 Alarm Systems
- Ch 105 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 108 Amusements
- Ch 110 Mass Gatherings and Public Events
- Ch 112 Bicycles
- Ch 114 Bingo and Games of Chance
- Ch 119 Brush, Grass and Weeds
- Ch 121 Buildings, Vacant
- Ch 122 Building Construction
- Ch 125 Buildings, Demolition of
- Ch 126 Buildings, Nuisance
- Ch 129 Buildings, Unsafe
- Ch 136 Coin-Operated Premises
- Ch 137 Collateral Loan Brokers
- Ch 138 Condominium Conversions
- Ch 139 Construction Operations
- Ch 147 Docks and Waterways
- Ch 150 Dogs and Other Animals
- Ch 152 Economic Development Zone
- Ch 155 Electrical Standards
- Ch 156 Energy
- Ch 158 Environmental Quality Review
- Ch 159 Conservation
- Ch 163 Fees
- Ch 166 Fences
- Ch 168 Filming
- Ch 169 Firearms
- Ch 172 Fire Prevention
- Ch 175 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 178 Freshwater Wetlands
- Ch 181 Garage Sales
- Ch 183 Waste Management, Handling and Disposal
- Ch 187 Health and Sanitation
- Ch 189 Hours of Operation
- Ch 190 Housing and Property Standards
- Ch 194 Indecent Exposure
- Ch 198 Junkyards
- Ch 201 Key Boxes
- Ch 207 Letter and Parcel Receptacles
- Ch 209 Newsracks
- Ch 212 Noise
- Ch 220 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 223 Peddlers, Vendors and Solicitors
- Ch 226 Performance of Work by City; Abatement
- Ch 230 Plumbing
- Ch 234 Property Damage
- Ch 235 Public Market
- Ch 239 Records, Public Access to
- Ch 240 Rental Properties
- Ch 242 Reservoirs
- Ch 248 Sewers
- Ch 249 Sidewalk Cafes
- Ch 250 Signs
- Ch 257 Stoves, Wood-Burning
- Ch 260 Street Musicians
- Ch 263 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 266 Subdivision of Land
- Ch 268 Tag Days
- Ch 270 Taxation
- Ch 272 Taxicabs
- Ch 275 Telephone Booths
- Ch 276 Tobacco and Marijuana
- Ch 279 (Reserved)
- Ch 287 Vehicles, Off-Road
- Ch 288 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 293 Water
- Ch 295 Water Pollution
- Ch 296 (Reserved)
- Ch 297 Wreckers and Towers
- Ch 300 Zoning
- Appendix
- Ch A305 City Court Act
- Ch A307 County Health District
- Ch A315 Pensions
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[HISTORY: Adopted by the City Council of the City of Newburgh 2-26-1979. Amendments
noted where applicable.]
GENERAL REFERENCES
Claims against fire insurance proceeds — See Charter § C8.25.
The City Collector is authorized and empowered to claim against
the proceeds of a policy of fire insurance insuring the interest of
an owner and issued on real property located within the City upon
which there is erected any residential, commercial or industrial building
or structure, except a one- or two-family residential structure, to
the extent of any liens for taxes, special ad valorem levies, special
assessments and municipal charges arising by operation of law against
the property and remaining undischarged for a period of one year or
more. He shall cause a notice of intention to claim against the proceeds
of such policies of fire insurance as described in § 22
of the General Municipal Law to be served upon the State Superintendent
of Insurance for entry in the index of liens maintained by him as
provided in § 331 of the Insurance Law; provided, however,
that the City Collector shall release or return to the insured any
amounts to which the City is otherwise able to claim if the insured
agrees with the City in writing to restore the affected premises to
the same condition that it was in prior to the time that the lien
arose or an improved condition.
The City Collector may retain enough money from the proceeds
of the fire insurance policy to pay the taxes, interest and penalties
due on the insured property until such time as an insured has restored
the property to its original condition, or he may agree with an insured
to release part of the retained sum as certain agreed portions of
the necessary restoration at work are certified as completed by the
City Building Inspector.
