New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Bureau of Real Property Title File Records
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Overview of the Records
Repository
- New York State Archives
222 Madison Avenue
Albany, NY 12230
Summary
- This series documents land acquisition overseen by the department as authorized by Article XIV of the State Constitution. Records consist of deeds, maps, estimates, bids, appraisals, reports, vouchers, agreements, contracts, authorizations, title abstracts, correspondence, and memorandums.
Title
- New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Bureau of Real Property title file records
Quantity
- 7 cubic feet
Series Number
- B2418
Scope and Content Note
This series documents land acquisition overseen by the department as authorized by Article XIV of the State Constitution. Records consist of deeds, maps, estimates, bids, appraisals, reports, vouchers, agreements, contracts, authorizations, title abstracts, correspondence, and memorandums.
This accretion contains title files and records of Wildlife Management Areas. These lands have been acquired primarily for the purpose of aiding wildlife reproduction and survival. They also provide opportunities for wildlife-related recreation such as hunting, trapping, fishing, bird watching, and wildlife photography. This accretion contains records of Wildlife Management Areas from Delaware County, Albany County, Madison County, Alleghany and Livingston Counties, Yates and Ontario Counties, Chautauqua County, Tompkins and Schuyler Counties, and Oswego County.
Other Finding Aids
Container list is available at the repository.
Acquisition Information
Records in this series were transferred under records disposition number 12403.
B2418-16: This accretion includes records under transfer list 010278.
Custodial History
Wildlife Management Areas were originally acquired by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (Soil Conservation Service) and transferred to the New York State Conservation Department.
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of the material.