New York Constitution

Adopted by Constitutional Convention September 29, 1894

Ratified by Vote of the People November 6, 1894

Became Effective January 1, 1895

As Revised, with Amendments adopted by the Constitutional Convention of 1938 and Approved by Vote of the People on

November 8, 1938.

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Article XVIII. Housing

Housing and nursing home accommodations for persons of low income; slum clearance

Idem; powers of legislature in aid of

Article VII to apply to state debts under this article, with certain exceptions; amortization of state debts; capital and periodic subsidies

Powers of cities, towns and villages to contract indebtedness in aid of low rent housing and slum clearance projects; restrictions thereon

Liability for certain loans made by the state to certain public corporations

Loans and subsidies; restrictions on and preference in occupancy of projects

Liability arising from guarantees to be deemed indebtedness; method of computing

Excess condemnation

Acquisition of property for purposes of article

Power of legislature; construction of article

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