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§  1680.  Dormitories  at  certain educational institutions other than  state operated institutions and statutory or contract colleges under the  jurisdiction of the state university of New York. 1. For all purposes of  this section sixteen hundred eighty, the term "educational  institution"  shall mean any of the following:    Any  institution  for  higher  education,  other than a state-operated  institution or statutory or contract college under the  jurisdiction  of  State  University of New York, as defined in section three hundred fifty  of the education law, located in this state, and  authorized  to  confer  degrees by law or by the board of regents.    Any non-profit institution or hospital at which the training of nurses  is  provided by a program approved by the department of education of the  state of New York.    New York Academy of Sciences.    Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Incorporated.    Center for the Arts at Ithaca, Incorporated.    Affiliated Colleges and Universities, Inc.    Brookdale Hospital Center.    Albany Medical Center Hospital.    St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center of New York.    Mount Vernon Hospital.    Onondaga County Historical Museum.    The department of health of the state of New York.    Columbia Memorial Hospital.    New York Medical College of New York, Incorporated.    Highland Hospital of Rochester, Incorporated.    St. Peter's Hospital of the city of Albany.    Geneva General Hospital.    Optometric Center of New York.    Brookhaven  Memorial  Association,  Incorporated,  doing  business  as  Brookhaven Memorial Hospital.    Calvary Hospital, Inc.    A local sponsor as defined by subdivision three of section sixty-three  hundred  one  of the education law, or as defined by subdivision four of  section sixty-three hundred one of the education law with respect  to  a  community   college  region,  a  community  college  regional  board  of  trustees, or, with respect to locally sponsored  community  colleges  in  the city of New York, the city of New York or the board of education, as  the case may be.    Beth Israel Medical Center.    Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital, Inc.    St. Francis Hospital, Poughkeepsie.    The Staten Island Hospital.    Carthage Area Hospital, Inc.    Mount Sinai Hospital.    Hospital for Joint Diseases and Medical Center.    Beekman-Downtown Hospital.    Catholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens, Incorporated.    The Clifton Springs Sanitarium Company.    Children's Hospital of Buffalo.    St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center.    General Hospital of Saranac Lake.    The Church Charity Foundation of Long Island.    Buffalo General Hospital.    Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital, Inc.    Samaritan Hospital of Brooklyn.    Benedictine Hospital.    The Society of the Home for Incurables.The White Plains Hospital Association.    Misericordia Hospital Medical Center.    The Cornwall Hospital.    Memorial Hospital, Albany, New York.    The Rochester General Hospital.    Our Lady of Victory Hospital of Lackawanna.    Mercy Hospital Association.    The Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale, Inc.    Charles S. Wilson Memorial Hospital.    Aurelia Osborn Fox Memorial Hospital Society.    Retirement Home of Central New York Conference of the United Methodist  Church, Inc.    Gananda educational facilities corporation.    The Trustees of the Jones Fund for the Support of the Poor.    St. Mary's Hospital of Troy.    The Roosevelt Hospital.    Queens Hospital Center of the borough of Queens, city of New York.    A not-for-profit corporation or any political subdivision of the state  of New York or the state of New York to provide facilities for the aged.    Franklin General Hospital.    St. Vincent's Medical Center of Richmond.    Long Island Jewish-Hillside Medical Center.    Eastman Dental Center.    United Hospital.    The  Brooklyn Educational and Cultural Alliance (B.E.C.A.) when and if  incorporated by the Board of Regents of the University of the  state  of  New York.    St. Mary's Hospital at Amsterdam.    The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations.    The Village Nursing Home, Inc.    The Elizabeth A. Horton Memorial Hospital.    The Community Hospital of Brooklyn, Inc.    Putnam Community Hospital.    Lawrence Hospital.    The New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center.    Methodist Hospital, Brooklyn.    Maimonides Medical Center.    Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn.    The Faxton Hospital in the city of Utica.    Booth Memorial Medical Center, Queens, New York.    New York Blood Center, Inc.    South Nassau Communities Hospital, in Oceanside, New York.    Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center.    The Saratoga Hospital.    St. Joseph's Hospital, Yonkers, New York.    St. Elizabeth's Hospital at Utica.    Arden Hill Hospital, Goshen, New York    St. Luke's Hospital of Newburgh, New York.    Vassar Brothers Hospital    The Nyack Hospital, North Midland Avenue, Nyack, New York.    Yonkers General Hospital.    Nassau Hospital, Mineola, Long Island, New York.    Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital.    Sheehan Memorial Emergency Hospital, Buffalo.    Good Samaritan Hospital, West Islip, New York.    The Community Hospital at Glen Cove.    Flushing Hospital and Medical Center.    Cortland Memorial Hospital.St. John's Riverside Hospital at Yonkers.    The Moses Ludington Hospital.    Jamaica Hospital of Jamaica, New York    Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, New York.    Society of New York Hospital.    Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, Inc.    Dobbs Ferry Hospital, Dobbs Ferry, New York.    New York state teachers' retirement system.    The Metropolitan Museum of Art    F.I.T. student housing corporation.    Community Memorial Hospital, Inc., Hamilton, New York.    The College Entrance Examination Board.    Museum of American Folk Art.    The Human Resources Center.    The Museums at Stony Brook.    Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.    Associated Universities, Inc.    New York Zoological Society    The New York Foundling Charitable Corporation.    International House, Inc.    New  York State Association for Retarded Children, Inc., Albany County  Chapter.    March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation.    YM and YWHA of Mid-Westchester of the Associated YM-YWHA's of  Greater  New York.    Association for the Help of Retarded Children, Suffolk Chapter.    New York Society for the Deaf.    Hillside Children's Center    United Way of Tri-State, Inc.    New Dimensions in Living, Inc.    Associated Residential Centers, Inc.    Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Inc.    The National Center for the Study of Wilson's Disease, Inc.    The Westchester School for Special Children, Westchester County.    The  Devereux Foundation for the financing, construction and equipping  of facilities subject to the approval of the commissioner of  education,  the  commissioner  of social services and the commissioner of the office  of mental retardation and developmental disabilities for  a  residential  and  educational  program  for children with handicapping conditions, as  such term is defined in subdivision one of  section  forty-four  hundred  one  of the education law, including, but not limited to, those students  who were publicly placed at the  Rhinebeck  Country  School  during  the  nineteen   hundred  eighty-six--eighty-seven  school  year  and  in  the  furtherance of the state's  overall  goal  of  reducing  the  number  of  children with handicapping conditions requiring out-of-state placements:  nothing  in  the  foregoing  shall  be  deemed to authorize The Devereux  Foundation to apply any funds  or  credits  obtained  pursuant  to  this  section toward the financing, construction or equipping of facilities on  any  other  property or properties it presently owns or controls or owns  or controls in the future.    New Hope  Community,  Inc.,  a  not-for-profit  corporation,  for  the  financing,  construction  and  development  of  residences  for mentally  retarded and developmentally disabled adults  on  forty  acres  of  land  purchased  from  Leon  and  Dave  Scharf, d.b.a. New Hope Rehabilitation  Center, located on State Route 52 in the Town of Fallsburg,  to  replace  existing  residential  facilities  operated  by  New Hope Rehabilitation  Center.For  the   financing,   construction,   reconstruction,   improvement,  renovation  of  or  otherwise  provided for United Cerebral Palsy of New  York  City,  Inc.,  for  (1)  an  intermediate  care  facility  for  the  developmentally  disabled  at  Avenue S and Lake Street, Brooklyn; (2) a  pre-school program service facility at Mason and Seaview Avenues, Staten  Island;  (3)  a children and adult program service facility at Stillwell  Avenue, Bronx; (4) a children and  adult  program  service  facility  at  Lawrence  Avenue, Brooklyn; (5) a pre-school program service building at  Lawrence Avenue, Brooklyn; (6) an adult program service building at Port  Richmond Avenue, Staten Island; (7) children's program services building  at Lawrence Avenue, Brooklyn; and  for  the  leasehold  improvements  to  Manhattan and adult programs services sites.    Special  act school districts listed in chapter five hundred sixty-six  of the laws of nineteen hundred sixty-seven, as amended.    State-supported schools for the instruction of deaf and blind students  and children with other  handicapping  conditions  pursuant  to  article  eighty-five  of  the education law and chapter one thousand sixty of the  laws of nineteen hundred seventy-four.    The education department of the state of New York, including  the  New  York state school for the blind, the New York state school for the deaf,  and  schools  established  by  the commissioner of education pursuant to  section forty-one hundred one  of  the  education  law,  for  facilities  owned,  operated  by,  or  provided  by  the  state  for the use of, the  education department of the  state  of  New  York,  including,  but  not  limited  to,  the  premises  commonly  known as the education department  building, located at 89 Washington Avenue in the  city  of  Albany,  New  York,  the  New  York  state  school  for the blind, located at Richmond  Avenue in the city of Batavia, New York, the New York state  school  for  the  deaf,  located  at  401 Turin Street in the city of Rome, New York,  schools established by the commissioner of  education  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  subdivision one of section four thousand one hundred one  of the education law, and the premises commonly known  as  the  cultural  education  center  located  in  the  empire  state  plaza in the city of  Albany, New York, and attendant and related facilities.    Vesta Community Housing Development Board, Inc. of  Altamont  for  the  financing,   construction   and  equipping  of  facilities  for  persons  recovering from an addiction to alcohol or a controlled substance.    The  Utica  College  Foundation,  for  the   financing,   refinancing,  reimbursement   and   development  of  student  dormitory  and  academic  facilities at its Utica campus, including Burrstone House to serve as  a  dormitory  for students residing at the college; provided, however, that  the aggregate sum of such issuance of bonds shall not exceed thirty-five  million dollars.    Gateway Youth and Family Services for the financing, construction  and  development  of  new  facilities for a diagnostic and evaluation program  and a pre-independent living program, and to expand existing  facilities  in  a  special education school on real property located on Main Street,  Williamsville, county of Erie.    Orleans  County  Chapter-New  York  State  Association  for   Retarded  Children,  Inc.  for  the  financing, construction and development, of a  preschool facility and necessary ancillary  and  related  facilities  in  Orleans  county  to replace the existing preschool facility now operated  by the Orleans County Chapter-New York State  Association  for  Retarded  Children, Inc. at 151 Platt Street, Albion, N.Y. 14411.    New  York  State  Association  for  Retarded  Children,  Inc., for the  financing, construction and development, of  a  preschool  facility  and  necessary  ancillary  and  related  facilities  in Westchester county to  replace the existing preschool facilities now operated by the  New  YorkState  Association  for  Retarded  Children,  Inc.,  Westchester  County  Chapter at 12 Green Street,  Mt.  Kisco,  New  York  and  50  Washington  Avenue, New Rochelle, New York.    New     York     State     Association    for    Retarded    Children,  Inc.-Livingston-Wyoming County Chapter for  the  financing,  acquisition  and  rehabilitation, of a preschool facility and necessary ancillary and  related facilities in Livingston county  to  expand  existing  preschool  facilities  now  operated by the New York State Association for Retarded  Children, Inc.-Livingston-Wyoming County  Chapter  located  at  18  Main  Street, Mount Morris, N.Y. 14510.    New  York  Association  for  the  Learning  Disabled, Capital District  Chapter, Inc., renamed Wildwood Programs,  Inc.,  for  the  acquisition,  financing,   refinancing,   construction,  reconstruction,  improvement,  renovation, development, expansion, furnishing, equipping  or  otherwise  providing for facilities for Wildwood Programs, Inc.    AMDA   INC./The   American  Musical  and  Dramatic  Academy,  for  the  financing, refinancing, reimbursement and development of a dormitory for  students residing at the academy and an academic facility.    Private not-for-profit schools.    For  the   financing,   construction,   reconstruction,   improvement,  renovation  of  or  otherwise  provide  for  United  Cerebral  Palsy  of  Westchester County,  Inc.,  for  (1)  a  twelve  bed  intermediate  care  facility  for  the developmentally disabled and (2) for expansion of the  day program service facility at Rye Brook, New York. Notwithstanding any  other provision of law, United Cerebral  Palsy  of  Westchester  County,  Inc.    shall  have full power and authority to assign and pledge to the  authority any and all public funds to be apportioned or  otherwise  made  payable by the state, a political subdivision, as defined in section one  hundred of the general municipal law, or any social services district in  the  state  in  an amount sufficient to make all payments required to be  made by United Cerebral Palsy of Westchester County,  Inc.  pursuant  to  any  lease,  sublease  or  other  agreement  entered  into  between such  organization and the authority. All state and local officers are  hereby  authorized and required to pay all such funds so assigned and pledged to  the  authority or upon the direction of the authority, to any trustee of  any authority bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate  filed  with  any  such  state  or  local  officer  by  the  authority pursuant to the  provisions of this paragraph. No agreement or lease by  United  Cerebral  Palsy of Westchester County, Inc. shall be effective unless and until it  is  approved  by  or on behalf of the commissioners of the various state  agencies that have jurisdiction over the project.    Hospice, Buffalo, for the financing, construction and  development  of  new  and  renovated  facilities for the care and treatment of terminally  ill individuals.    The National  Sports  Academy  at  Lake  Placid,  for  the  financing,  refinancing,  reimbursement  and development of a dormitory for students  residing at the academy and an academic facility.    Ferncliff  Manor  as  a  not-for-profit  residential  school   serving  children  who are severely mentally disabled and medically involved, who  will also  on  a  not-for-profit  basis  operate  an  intermediate  care  facility,  for the financing, construction, reconstruction, improvement,  renovation and development of five twelve bed dormitories in Westchester  County for such children, subject to the approval of  the  commissioners  of  education, social services, and mental retardation and developmental  disabilities, and subject further to the approval of the director of the  budget as to project  need  and  project  cost.  Except  to  the  extent  otherwise  prohibited  by law, Ferncliff Manor shall have full power and  authority to assign and pledge  to  the  authority,  together  with  anypledge  of  its own assets and other income, any and all public funds to  be apportioned or otherwise made  payable  by  the  state,  a  political  subdivision,  as defined in section one hundred of the general municipal  law,  or  any  social  services  district  in  the  state  in  an amount  sufficient to make all payments required to be made by  Ferncliff  Manor  pursuant  to any lease, sublease or other agreement entered into between  Ferncliff Manor and the authority. All  state  and  local  officers  are  hereby  authorized  and  required  to pay all such funds so assigned and  pledged to the authority or upon the direction of the authority, to  any  trustee  of  any authority bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate  filed with any such state or local officer by the authority pursuant  to  the provisions of this section. No agreement or lease by Ferncliff Manor  shall  be  effective  unless and until it is approved by or on behalf of  the commissioners of education, social services, and mental  retardation  and  developmental  disabilities, and subject further to the approval of  the director of the budget as to project need and project cost.    The Leake and Watts Children's Home (Incorporated), Yonkers, New  York  for the financing, construction, reconstruction, improvement, renovation  or  otherwise for (1) a new school building for the junior high and high  school vocational programs including a field house; (2) a new children's  cottage and renovation and reconstruction of eight  existing  children's  cottages  to  provide  more  efficient heating and cooling systems, more  secure supervision and to increase the number of  beds;  (3)  renovation  and  reconstruction  of  the main building to provide new electrical and  plumbing systems and internal rehabilitation;  and  (4)  renovation  and  reconstruction  of  the old school building for multiple use; subject to  the approval of the commissioners  of  education,  social  services  and  mental  retardation  and developmental disabilities, and subject further  to the approval of the director of the budget including  as  to  project  need  and  project cost. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, The  Leake and Watts Children's Home (Incorporated) shall have full power and  authority to assign and pledge to the authority, together with any other  assets so  pledged,  any  and  all  property  rights  to,  and  property  interests  in,  any  and all public funds to be apportioned or otherwise  made payable by the  state,  a  political  subdivision,  as  defined  in  section one hundred of the general municipal law, or any social services  district  in  the  state  in  an  amount sufficient to make all payments  required  to  be  made  by  The  Leake   and   Watts   Children's   Home  (Incorporated)  pursuant  to  any  lease,  sublease  or  other agreement  entered into between The Leake and Watts Children's Home  (Incorporated)  and  the  authority.  All state and local officers are hereby authorized  and required to pay all such  funds  so  assigned  and  pledged  to  the  authority  or upon the direction of the authority, to any trustee of any  authority bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate filed  with  any  such  state or local officer by the authority pursuant to the provisions  of this section. No lease, sublease or other agreement by The Leake  and  Watts Children's Home (Incorporated) shall be effective unless and until  it is approved by or on behalf of the commissioners of education, social  services  and  mental  retardation  and  developmental  disabilities and  subject further to the approval of the director of the budget  including  as to project need and project cost.    Oxford  University  and  the Oxford University Press, Incorporated; or  either  of  them   for   the   financing,   acquisition,   construction,  reconstruction,  renovation  and  rehabilitation  of  facilities  to  be  located at thirty-fourth street and Madison avenue  in  the  borough  of  Manhattan, in the city of New York.    Berkshire Farm Center and Services for Youth, Canaan, New York for the  financing,   construction,   reconstruction,   improvement,  renovation,equipping or otherwise providing for a dining facility on  the  existing  campus  of  Berkshire  Farm Center and Services for Youth in Canaan, New  York.    Notwithstanding  any other provision of law, Berkshire Farm Center and  Services for Youth shall have full power and  authority  to  assign  and  pledge  to  the  dormitory  authority,  any  and  all public funds to be  apportioned  or  otherwise  made  payable  by  the  state,  a  political  subdivision,  as defined in section one hundred of the general municipal  law, or  any  social  services  district  in  the  state  in  an  amount  sufficient  to  make  all payments required to be made by Berkshire Farm  Center and Services for Youth pursuant to any lease, sublease  or  other  agreement  entered  into  between Berkshire Farm Center and Services for  Youth and the dormitory authority. All  state  and  local  officers  are  hereby  authorized  and  required  to pay all such funds so assigned and  pledged to  the  dormitory  authority  or  upon  the  direction  of  the  dormitory  authority,  to any trustee of any dormitory authority bond or  note issued pursuant to a certificate filed with any such state or local  officer by the dormitory authority pursuant to the  provisions  of  this  section.    A public library.    South Street Seaport Museum, Inc.    United  Cerebral  Palsy Association of the Capital District, Inc., for  the  financing,  construction,   reimbursement,   and   development   of  residences  and  program  facilities  on  lands  owned by the Center, at  locations within Albany county.    Phoenix  House  Foundation,  Inc.,  New  York,  New  York,   for   the  acquisition,   financing,   refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion  and   equipping   of  facilities,   excluding   general   hospitals   as  defined  in  article  twenty-eight of the public health law, located  in  the  county  of  New  York,  or  at  sites  owned,  leased or operated by Phoenix House at the  following locations: 34-01,  34-11  and  34-25  Vernon  Boulevard,  Long  Island  City,  New York; 480 East 185th Street and 2329 Bassford Avenue,  Bronx, New York; 43-44 and 46-50 Jay Street,  Brooklyn,  New  York;  and  Shrub Oak, Westchester county, New York; for the provision of drug abuse  prevention  and  treatment,  medical,  psychiatric  and clinic services,  excluding those services provided by a general hospital  as  defined  in  article  twenty-eight  of  the  public  health  law, remedial education,  secondary education, vocational training and recreational facilities for  adolescent and adult substance and polysubstance abusers,  mentally  ill  chemical  abusers,  and  their  families, and related administrative and  support services.  Notwithstanding any other provision of  law,  Phoenix  House Foundation, Inc. shall have full power and authority to assign and  pledge  to  the  dormitory  authority,  any  and  all public funds to be  apportioned  or  otherwise  made  payable  by  the  state,  a  political  subdivision,  as defined in section one hundred of the general municipal  law, or  any  social  services  district  in  the  state  in  an  amount  sufficient  to  make  all  payments required to be made by Phoenix House  Foundation, Inc. pursuant to any  lease,  sublease  or  other  agreement  entered  into  between  Phoenix House Foundation, Inc. and the dormitory  authority. All state  and  local  officers  are  hereby  authorized  and  required  to pay all such funds so assigned and pledged to the dormitory  authority or, upon the direction of  the  dormitory  authority,  to  any  trustee  of  any  dormitory  authority bond or note issue, pursuant to a  certificate filed with any such state or local officer by the  dormitory  authority pursuant to the provisions of this section.    Irish American Heritage Museum.The  Crown  Heights  Jewish  Community  Council, Inc. a not-for-profit  corporation, for the financing, refinancing, acquisition,  construction,  reconstruction, renovation, rehabilitation of, furnishing, equipping and  otherwise providing for buildings to serve as a dormitories for students  enrolled   in   various   professional   or  post-secondary  educational  institutions.    The Rosalind and Joseph Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center of Long Island,  Inc., a not-for-profit  corporation,  for  the  financing,  refinancing,  construction,   reconstruction,   furnishing,   equipping,  improvement,  renovation or otherwise providing for  facilities  to  serve  the  aged,  disabled and chronically impaired persons.    Staten Island Institute of Arts & Sciences.    The  DePaul  Group,  Inc. and its affiliates and subsidiaries, for the  acquisition,  financing,  refinancing,   construction,   reconstruction,  renovation, development, improvement, expansion and equipping of certain  educational, administrative and residential facilities, to be located in  the state of New York.    Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the DePaul Group, Inc. and  its  affiliates  and subsidiaries shall have full power and authority to  assign and pledge to the dormitory authority, any and all  public  funds  to  be  apportioned  or otherwise made payable by the state, a political  subdivision, as defined in section one hundred of the general  municipal  law,  or  any  social  services  district  in  the  state  in  an amount  sufficient to make all payments required to be made by the DePaul Group,  Inc. pursuant to any lease, sublease or  other  agreement  entered  into  between  the  DePaul  Group, Inc. and the dormitory authority. All state  and local officers are hereby authorized and required to  pay  all  such  funds  so  assigned  and pledged to the dormitory authority or, upon the  direction of the dormitory authority, to any trustee  of  any  dormitory  authority  bond  or note issue, pursuant to a certificate filed with any  such state or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant  to  the  provisions of this section.    University Heights Association, Inc.    Little  Flower Children's Services of New York, Brooklyn, New York for  the financing, construction,  reconstruction,  improvement,  renovation,  equipping  or  otherwise  providing  for four residential facilities for  learning disabled children, subject to the approval of the commissioners  of education and social services and subject further to the approval  of  the  director  of  the  budget  as  to  project  need  and project cost.  Notwithstanding any other provision of  law,  Little  Flower  Children's  Services  of  New York shall have full power and authority to assign and  pledge to the authority, any and all public funds to be  apportioned  or  otherwise made payable by the state, a political subdivision, as defined  in  section  one  hundred  of  the  general municipal law, or any social  services district in the state in  an  amount  sufficient  to  make  all  payments required to be made by Little Flower Children's Services of New  York  pursuant  to  any  lease, sublease or other agreement entered into  between Little Flower Children's Services of New York and the authority.  All state and local officers are hereby authorized and required  to  pay  all  such  funds  so  assigned and pledged to the authority, or upon the  direction of the authority, to any trustee of any authority bond or note  issued pursuant to a certificate filed with  any  such  state  or  local  officer  by the authority pursuant to the provisions of this section. No  lease, sublease or other agreement by Little Flower Children's  Services  of  New York shall be effective unless and until it is approved by or on  behalf of the commissioners of education and social services and further  approved by the director of the budget as to project  need  and  project  cost.The  Roswell  Park  Cancer  Institute  corporation  and its subsidiary  corporations.    The department of audit and control of the state of New York.    The New York state and local employees' retirement system.    The New York state and local police and fire retirement system.    The office of general services of the state of New York.    Harlem  Dowling-West  Side  Center for Children and Family Services, a  not-for-profit   corporation,   for    the    financing,    refinancing,  construction,   reconstruction,   furnishing,   equipping,  improvement,  renovation or otherwise providing for facilities  to  serve  and  assist  children and their families in crisis and distress.    Yeshiva Beis Leivy.    Roberson Memorial, Inc., doing business as Roberson Museum and Science  Center.    * Not-for-profit   members   of  the  New  York  State  Rehabilitation  Association, for the acquisition, financing, refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion  and  equipping of certain educational, administrative, residential,  clinical  and day programming facilities to be located in the state of New York.    Notwithstanding  any other provision of law, not-for-profit members of  the New York State Rehabilitation Association with  the  concurrence  of  the association shall have full power and authority to assign and pledge  to  the  dormitory authority, any and all public funds to be apportioned  or otherwise made payable by the United States, any agency thereof,  the  state,  any  agency  thereof to the extent permitted by law, a political  subdivision, as defined in section one hundred of the general  municipal  law, any social services district in the state or any other governmental  entity  in an amount sufficient to make all payments required to be made  by such members pursuant to  any  lease,  sublease  or  other  agreement  entered into between such members and the dormitory authority. All state  and  local  officers  are hereby authorized and required to pay all such  funds so assigned and pledged to the dormitory authority  or,  upon  the  direction  of  the  dormitory authority, to any trustee of any dormitory  authority bond or note issue, pursuant to a certificate filed  with  any  such  state  or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant to the  provisions  of  this  section.  The  New   York   State   Rehabilitation  Association's  responsibilities  in  relation to any lease, sublease, or  other agreement between the dormitory authority  and  the  association's  members   shall  include,  but  not  be  limited  to,  coordinating  and  facilitating any required financial disclosure  and  any  other  matters  heretofore or hereafter deemed necessary or appropriate.    * NB Repealed December 31, 2013    * NYSARC,   Inc.   for   the   acquisition,   financing,  refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,   improvement,  expansion,  and  equipping of day programming and residential facilities  and necessary ancillary and related facilities throughout the state.    Notwithstanding any other provision of law, NYSARC,  Inc.  shall  have  full power and authority to assign and pledge to the dormitory authority  any  and  all  public funds to be appropriated, apportioned or otherwise  made payable by the federal government, any agency thereof, the state of  New York, a political subdivision, as defined in section one hundred  of  the  general municipal law, or any social services district in the state  of New York in an amount sufficient to make all payments required to  be  made  by  such  entity  pursuant  to  any  necessary or useful agreement  entered into between such entity and the dormitory authority.    All state and local officers are hereby authorized and required to pay  all such funds so assigned and pledged to the  dormitory  authority  or,  upon  the  direction  of  the dormitory authority, to any trustee of anydormitory bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate filed  with  any  such  state  or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant to the  provisions of this subdivision.    * NB Repealed December 31, 2013    * Educational Housing Services Inc., a not-for-profit corporation, for  the  acquisition,  financing, refinancing, construction, reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion,  and  equipping   of  housing  for students and/or faculty at institutions of higher education  throughout  the  state  and  up  to  five  wholly-owned  and  controlled  corporations  or  limited  liability  companies  that are not subject to  federal income taxation (except with respect to any  unrelated  business  income)  as  follows:  one such corporation or limited liability company  for   the    acquisition,    financing,    refinancing,    construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion, and  equipping of a dormitory for housing for students in connection with the  city university of New York; one such corporation or  limited  liability  company  for  the  acquisition,  financing,  refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction, renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion,  and  equipping of a dormitory located at 401 West 130th Street, New York, New  York for housing for students and/or faculty in connection with the city  college  of  New York; one such corporation or limited liability company  for   the    acquisition,    financing,    refinancing,    construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion, and  equipping of a dormitory at 55 John  Street,  New  York,  New  York  for  housing  for  students  and/or  faculty; one such corporation or limited  liability  company  for   the   acquisition,   financing,   refinancing,  construction,   reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion, and equipping of a dormitory at 231  East  55th  Street,  New  York,  New  York  for  housing for students and/or faculty; and one such  corporation or limited liability company for the acquisition, financing,  refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,   development,  improvement, expansion, and equipping of a dormitory at 1760 3rd Avenue,  New York, New York for housing for students and/or faculty.    * NB Repealed December 31, 2013    * Terence  Cardinal  Cooke  Health  Care  Center  for  the  financing,  refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,   development,  improvement,  expansion,  and  equipping  of  facilities  to serve aged,  disabled, chronically impaired, mentally  retarded  and  developmentally  disabled persons.    Notwithstanding  any  other  provision  of law, Terence Cardinal Cooke  Health Care Center shall have full power and  authority  to  assign  and  pledge  to  the  dormitory  authority  any  and  all  public funds to be  appropriated, apportioned or  otherwise  made  payable  by  the  federal  government,  any  agency  thereof,  the  state  of New York, a political  subdivision, as defined in section one hundred of the general  municipal  law,  or  any  social  services  district in the state of New York in an  amount sufficient to make all payments  required  to  be  made  by  such  entity  pursuant  to  any  necessary  or  useful  agreement entered into  between such entity and the dormitory authority.    All state and local officers are hereby authorized and required to pay  all such funds so assigned and pledged to the  dormitory  authority  or,  upon  the  direction  of  the dormitory authority, to any trustee of any  dormitory bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate filed  with  any  such  state  or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant to the  provisions of this subdivision.    * NB Repealed December 31, 2013    United  States  Military  Academy  for  the   purpose   of   providing  construction  related  services  in  connection  with  the construction,reconstruction, improvement, renovation,  development  or  expansion  of  facilities  owned  by the United States Military Academy located at West  Point, New York.    The  Helen  Keller National Center for Deaf-Blind Youths and Adults, a  not-for-profit corporation located in Sands Point,  New  York,  for  the  acquisition,   financing,   refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion  and   equipping   of  facilities.    The  Green  Chimneys Children's Services, Inc., Brewster, New York for  the financing, refinancing, construction,  reconstruction,  improvement,  renovation,   equipping   or  otherwise  for  new  children's  cottages.  Notwithstanding  any  other  provision  of  law,  The   Green   Chimneys  Children's  Services, Inc. shall have full power and authority to assign  and pledge to the authority any and all public funds to  be  apportioned  or  otherwise  made  payable  by  the state, a political subdivision, as  defined in section one hundred of the  general  municipal  law,  or  any  social  services  district  in the state in an amount sufficient to make  all payments required to  be  made  by  The  Green  Chimneys  Children's  Services,  Inc.  pursuant  to  any  lease,  sublease  or other agreement  entered into between The Green Chimneys Children's  Services,  Inc.  and  the  authority.  All  state and local officers are hereby authorized and  required to pay all such funds so assigned and pledged to the  authority  or  upon the direction of the authority, to any trustee of any authority  bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate filed with any such  state  or  local  officer  by  the authority pursuant to the provisions of this  section.  No  agreement  or  lease  by  The  Green  Chimneys  Children's  Services,  Inc. shall be effective unless and until it is approved by or  on behalf of the commissioners of the various state agencies  that  have  jurisdiction over the project.    The  state university construction fund or any other public or private  entity in connection with financing, refinancing,  acquisition,  design,  construction,  reconstruction,  rehabilitation,  improvement, furnishing  and equipping of or otherwise providing for, a pharmaceutical  research,  development,  which  may  also  include  a manufacturing facility at the  state university of New York college of technology at  Farmingdale.  The  authority  shall  exercise only those powers or duties set forth in this  section as shall be set forth in an agreement by and between  the  state  university  construction  fund,  the  authority  and  any such public or  private entity.    MSMC realty corporation, a support organization  of  the  Mount  Sinai  hospital,  Mount  Sinai school of medicine of the city university of New  York and the Mount Sinai  medical  center,  inc.  (collectively,  "Mount  Sinai"), for the purpose of providing facilities and equipment for Mount  Sinai.  As  used  in  this  paragraph  and  for purposes of chapter five  hundred fifty-four of the laws of  nineteen  hundred  ninety-nine,  MSMC  Realty  Corporation  shall be deemed to include any other entity created  by MSMC Realty Corporation or Mount Sinai for the  purpose  of  entering  into  an  agreement  with  the  dormitory  authority  pursuant  to  this  paragraph.    Notwithstanding any other provision of law,  MSMC  realty  corporation  shall  have  full  power  and  authority  to  assign  and  pledge to the  dormitory authority  any  and  all  public  funds  to  be  appropriated,  apportioned  or  otherwise  made  payable by the federal government, any  agency thereof, the state of  New  York,  a  political  subdivision,  as  defined  in  section  one  hundred  of the general municipal law, or any  social services  district  in  the  state  of  New  York  in  an  amount  sufficient  to  make  all  payments  required  to be made by such entitypursuant to any necessary or useful agreement entered into between  such  entity and the dormitory authority.    All state and local officers are hereby authorized and required to pay  all  such  funds  so assigned and pledged to the dormitory authority or,  upon the direction of the dormitory authority, to  any  trustee  of  any  dormitory  authority  bond or note issue pursuant to a certificate filed  with any such state or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant  to the provisions of this subdivision.    The state university construction fund or any other public or  private  entity  in  connection with financing, refinancing, acquisition, design,  construction, reconstruction,  rehabilitation,  improvement,  furnishing  and  equipping of or otherwise providing for approved university-related  economic  development  projects  authorized  by  section  three  hundred  seventy-two-a  of  the  education law. The authority shall exercise only  those powers or duties set forth in this section as shall be  set  forth  in  an  agreement by and between the state university construction fund,  the authority and any such public or private entity.    The Capital District YMCA and related branches, administrative offices  and satellite facilities located in New  York  state  including:  Albany  YMCA,   Camp  Chingachgook,  Guilderland  YMCA,  Parkside  Family  YMCA,  Schenectady YMCA, Southern Saratoga  YMCA,  Troy  Family  YMCA  and  any  successor  in interest to any such organization for the financing and/or  refinancing   of   the   acquisition,   construction,    reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion and/or equipping of a  facility or facilities and necessary ancillary and  related  facilities,  provided  that the aggregate amount of any bonds issued for such purpose  shall not exceed two million dollars ($2,000,000).    UCPA of the Capital District,  Inc.,  UCPA  of  Cayuga  County,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children's Association of Chemung  County, Inc., Finger Lakes United Cerebral Palsy, Inc., United  Cerebral  Palsy  Associations  of  Fulton  and  Montgomery  Counties, Inc., United  Cerebral Palsy Association of the Tri-Counties, Inc.,  Franziska  Racker  Centers, Inc., United Cerebral Palsy Association of Nassau County, Inc.,  United  Cerebral  Palsy  of  New  York City, Inc., United Cerebral Palsy  Association of  Niagara  County,  Inc.,  Orange  County  Cerebral  Palsy  Association,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral  Palsy  of  Queens,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral Palsy Association of the Rochester Area, Inc.,  Jawonio,  Inc.,  The  Handicapped  Children's  Association  of  Southern  New York, Inc.,  United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Suffolk, Inc., SDTC  -  The  Center  for  Discovery,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral  Palsy  and Handicapped  Children's Association of  Syracuse,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral  Palsy  of  Ulster  County  Inc.,  United  Cerebral  Palsy  and Handicapped Person's  Association of the Utica Area, Inc., United Cerebral  Palsy  Association  of  Westchester,  Inc.  and  Unified  Creative  Programs,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral Palsy Association of Western New York,  Inc.,  United  Cerebral  Palsy Association of Putnam and Southern Dutchess Counties, Inc., United  Cerebral  Palsy  Association of the North Country, Inc., United Cerebral  Palsy Associations of  New  York  State,  Inc.,  and  any  successor  in  interest  to  any such organization for the financing and/or refinancing  of   the   acquisition,   construction,   reconstruction,    renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion  and/or equipping of a facility or  facilities and necessary ancillary and related facilities throughout the  state of New York, including educational,  residential,  administrative,  clinical,  and  day  programming  facilities  used  in  the provision of  services to individuals with disabilities.    The university at Albany foundation, or an  associated  not-for-profit  corporation  controlled by the university at Albany foundation which has  been formed or is formed within one year of the effective date  of  thisparagraph,  for the purpose of financing or refinancing the acquisition,  design,  construction,  reconstruction,   rehabilitation,   improvement,  furnishing  and  equipping  of, or otherwise providing for a facility to  serve  as  an incubator and research facility located at the East Campus  of the university at Albany, provided  that  the  amount  of  any  bonds  issued  for  such  purpose  shall  not  exceed  twelve  million  dollars  ($12,000,000); and Fuller road management corporation, for  the  purpose  of  financing  or  refinancing  the  design,  construction, improvement,  furnishing and equipping of incubator and  research  facilities  at  the  center  for  environmental  sciences and technology management, provided  that the amount of any bonds issued for such purpose  shall  not  exceed  ten  million dollars ($10,000,000), and provided, further, that any such  borrowing and such projects  shall  have  been  approved  by  the  state  university of New York.    Baker  Hall,  Lackawanna,  New  York  for  the financing, acquisition,  construction, reconstruction, renovation and improvement for  facilities  in  Lackawanna,  New  York.  Notwithstanding any other provision of law,  Baker Hall, Lackawanna, New York shall have full power and authority  to  assign  and  pledge  to  the  authority  any  and all public funds to be  apportioned  or  otherwise  made  payable  by  the  state,  a  political  subdivision,  as defined in section one hundred of the general municipal  law, or  any  social  services  district  in  the  state  in  an  amount  sufficient  to  make  all  payments  required  to be made by Baker Hall,  Lackawanna, New York pursuant to any lease, sublease or other  agreement  entered into between Baker Hall, Lackawanna, New York and the authority.  All  state  and local officers are hereby authorized and required to pay  all such funds so assigned and pledged to  the  authority  or  upon  the  direction of the authority, to any trustee of any authority bond or note  issued  pursuant  to  a  certificate  filed with any such state or local  officer by the authority pursuant to the provisions of this section.  No  agreement  or  lease  by  Baker  Hall,  Lackawanna,  New  York  shall be  effective unless and until it  is  approved  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  commissioners  of the various state agencies that have jurisdiction over  the project.    The   Abyssinian   Cultural   Building   Corporation,   a   New   York  not-for-profit   corporation,  with  respect  to  the  financing  and/or  refinancing of the acquisition,  design,  construction,  reconstruction,  rehabilitation, improvement, furnishing, purchasing and equipping of, or  otherwise  providing  for,  an  educational  facility  for  the Thurgood  Marshall Academy for Learning and Social Change to be leased to the  New  York  city school construction authority or to the board of education of  the city school district of the city of New York  for  school  purposes;  provided  that  the  aggregate  amount  of bonds issued by the dormitory  authority issued for the Abyssinian Cultural Building Corporation  shall  not  exceed  thirty million dollars ($30,000,000). In furtherance of the  aforesaid purposes and notwithstanding any other provision of  law,  the  following provisions shall apply:    (i) The Abyssinian Cultural Building Corporation shall have full power  and  authority  to  assign and pledge to the dormitory authority any and  all funds payable to  it  by  the  New  York  city  school  construction  authority  or  the board of education of the city school district of the  city of New York pursuant to any lease entered into by and  between  the  Abyssinian  Cultural  Building  Corporation and the New York city school  construction authority or the board of  education  of  the  city  school  district of the city of New York;    (ii)  The  New York city school construction authority or the board of  education of the city school district of the city of New York is  hereby  authorized  to  pay  all  lease  payments  assigned  and  pledged by theAbyssinian Cultural Building Corporation pursuant to subparagraph (i) of  this paragraph to the dormitory authority  or,  upon  direction  of  the  dormitory  authority,  to  any  trustee  of  any  bonds  issued  by  the  authority;    (iii)  Any  lease  by  and  between  the  Abyssinian Cultural Building  Corporation and the New York city school construction authority  or  the  board  of  education of the city school district of the city of New York  relating to an educational facility for the  Thurgood  Marshall  Academy  for  Learning and Social Change shall provide that the obligation of the  school district to make annual lease payments to the Abyssinian Cultural  Building Corporation or to the dormitory authority shall not  constitute  a  debt of the city of New York within the meaning of any constitutional  or statutory provision and shall be deemed executory only to the  extent  of  moneys  made  available  to  the  New  York city school construction  authority or the board of education of the city school district  of  the  city  of  New  York,  and  that no liability on account thereof shall be  incurred by the New York city school construction authority or the board  of education of the city school district of the city of New York  beyond  the moneys available for the purpose thereof;    (iv)  Any  lease  by  and  between  the  Abyssinian  Cultural Building  Corporation and the New York city school construction authority  or  the  board  of  education of the city school district of the city of New York  shall not be deemed to be an installment purchase contract, contract for  public work or purchase contract within the meaning of article five-A of  the general municipal law or any other law; and    (v)  No  agreement  of  lease  by  the  Abyssinian  Cultural  Building  Corporation  pursuant  to  this paragraph shall be effective unless, and  until, it is approved by the board of education and  the  chancellor  of  the city school district of the city of New York.    Any  school  district  in  the  state with respect to the financing or  refinancing of all or a portion of school  district  capital  facilities  and   school  district  capital  equipment  for  such  school  districts  provided, however, that financing of such projects shall be  limited  to  financing   of  projects  eligible  for  an  apportionment  pursuant  to  subparagraph  three  of  paragraph  e  of  subdivision  six  of  section  thirty-six hundred two of the education law.    A  qualified  zone  academy  located  in  a  city  having  one hundred  twenty-five thousand or more inhabitants  for  the  purpose  of  issuing  qualified  zone  academy  bonds  in accordance with section 1397E of the  internal revenue code, as the same may be amended.  In  connection  with  the   issuance   of  qualified  zone  academy  bonds  as  aforesaid  and  notwithstanding any other provision of the  law  to  the  contrary,  the  following provisions shall apply:    (1)  The  dormitory  authority  and  a city acting on behalf of a city  school district in a city having one  hundred  twenty-five  thousand  or  more  inhabitants shall each be empowered and authorized to enter into a  lease, sublease or other  agreement  pursuant  to  which  the  dormitory  authority may finance the rehabilitation or repair of a school facility,  the  provision  of  equipment  for  use  at  such facility, or any other  expenditure in connection with such facility which would be a "qualified  purpose" as defined in section  1397E  of  the  internal  revenue  code,  provided that such financing shall be for such projects contained within  the  city  school district's approved application to the state education  department for projects  pursuant  to  section  1397E  of  the  internal  revenue  code  and,  if  applicable,  is  included  in  the  city school  district's five year capital facilities plan pursuant to the  applicable  provisions  of  section twenty-five hundred ninety-p and subdivision six  of section thirty-six hundred two of  the  education  law.  Such  lease,sublease  or other agreement may provide for annual or other payments to  the dormitory authority by or on behalf of the city school district  and  may contain such other terms and conditions as may be agreed upon by the  parties  thereto,  including,  but  not limited to, the establishment of  reserve funds and indemnities.    (2) In a city school district of a city having  a  population  of  one  hundred  twenty-five  thousand  or  more,  no  lease,  sublease or other  agreement entered by such city on behalf of the board  of  education  of  such  city  school district pursuant to the provisions of this paragraph  shall be effective unless, and until, it is approved  by  the  board  of  education of such city school district and the mayor of such city.    (3)  Any such lease, sublease or other agreement entered into pursuant  to this paragraph may provide that the provisions thereof  shall  remain  in  force  and effect until the bonds, notes or other obligations of the  dormitory authority are no longer outstanding, together with interest on  any unpaid installments of interest and the fees  and  expenses  of  the  dormitory  authority,  are fully met and discharged, and any payments to  be made by a city on behalf of the city school district to the dormitory  authority may be pledged to secure such bonds.    (4) (i) In the event of the failure in whole or in part of a  city  to  make  payments  when  due  pursuant  to  any  lease,  sublease  or other  agreement  entered  into  pursuant  to  this  paragraph,  the  dormitory  authority  shall  forthwith make and deliver to the state comptroller, a  certificate stating the amount of the payment required to have been made  by the city, the amount paid by the city and the amount remaining unpaid  by the city.  The  state  comptroller  shall,  in  accordance  with  the  provisions of section ninety-nine-b of the state finance law, pay to the  dormitory  authority  not  later  than thirty days after the certificate  shall have  been  filed  by  the  dormitory  authority  with  the  state  comptroller  the  amount  set  forth  in  such  certificate as remaining  unpaid.    (ii) For purposes of section ninety-nine-b of the  state  finance  law  and  notwithstanding the provisions of any general or special law to the  contrary, the following shall apply in connection with  any  certificate  filed  by the dormitory authority pursuant to this subparagraph: (A) all  leases, subleases or other agreements entered into by and between a city  pursuant to this subdivision shall be deemed "bonds or notes issued  for  school  district  purposes";  (B) the certificate filed by the dormitory  authority with the state comptroller as provided herein shall be  deemed  to  be a "verified statement" of "the holder or owner of a bond or note"  of the city; (C) the dormitory authority, or the trustee for the holders  of any bonds issued by the dormitory authority, shall be  deemed  to  be  the  "paying agent"; and (D) the amount payable by the state comptroller  to the dormitory authority shall include principal, interest  and  other  amounts  payable to the dormitory authority under any lease, sublease or  other agreement.    The  NDC  housing  and  economic  development  corporation   and   its  affiliates   for   the   financing,  refinancing,  acquisition,  design,  construction, reconstruction, renovation,  rehabilitation,  improvement,  expansion,  furnishing  and equipping of, or otherwise providing for one  building to be located at 160 East 24th Street, New York, N.Y. to  serve  as  a  dormitory for students attending institutions of higher education  within the city of New York.    School Districts having Eligible School District Projects    Political  subdivisions  financing  eligible  wireless   911   capital  equipment.    Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks.Women's  Interart Center, Inc. of New York City, for the acquisitions,  financing,  refinancing,  construction,   reconstruction,   improvement,  renovation,  development,  expansion, furnishing, equipping or otherwise  providing for facilities for the Interart Rehearsal Studio and  Cultural  Center  Complex located at 543-551 West 52nd Street in the Clinton Urban  Renewal area of Manhattan.    The Center for Jewish History, Inc., for the  acquisition,  financing,  refinancing,   construction,  reconstruction,  improvement,  renovation,  development, expansion, furnishing, equipping or otherwise providing for  facilities as  a  centralized  location  for  preserving  and  advancing  scholarship,  art, history, and culture through its archival collection,  in a one hundred twenty thousand square foot facility located at 15 West  16th Street in Manhattan.    The Kaatsbaan International Dance Center, Inc., for  the  acquisition,  financing,   refinancing,   construction,   reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion,  furnishing  and   equipping   or  otherwise   providing   for   a   professional  creative  residence  and  performance facility on one hundred fifty-three rural acres  in  Tivoli,  New York.    Eyebeam  Atelier,  Inc.,  for the acquisition, financing, refinancing,  construction,  reconstruction,  improvement,  renovation,   development,  expansion,  furnishing,  equipping or otherwise providing for facilities  devoted to the collaboration of art and technology in New York state and  the construction of a new ninety thousand square foot  building  located  in the Chelsea area of New York city.    Youth  Environmental Services, d/b/a Yes Community Counseling, for the  acquisition,  financing,  refinancing,   construction,   reconstruction,  renovation,   development,   improvement,   expansion,   furnishing  and  equipping or otherwise providing for the purchase of a building for such  not-for-profit group located in Massapequa, New York.    The New York military academy, an education corporation  chartered  by  the  board  of  regents located in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, for the  acquisition,  financing,  refinancing,   construction,   reconstruction,  renovation,   development,   improvement,  expansion  and  equipping  of  facilities.    Preventive  Medicine  Institute,  doing  business  as  Strang   Cancer  Prevention Center.    Any  residential  institution  for  children as defined in subdivision  forty-four of section sixteen hundred seventy-six of this title for  the  financing,  refinancing,  design, replacement (including acquisition and  construction), reconstruction, rehabilitation, improvement,  renovation,  and equipping of existing residential facilities.    The  Museum  of  African  American  Cinema, Inc., for the acquisition,  financing,  refinancing,  construction,   reconstruction,   improvement,  renovation,  development,  expansion, furnishing, equipping or otherwise  providing for such facilities in Harlem, New York city.    34th Street Cancer Center, Inc., with respect to the financing  and/or  refinancing  of  the  acquisition, purchasing and equipping of a certain  building located at 160 East 34th Street, New York, New York, for use as  a cancer  center.  Notwithstanding  any  other  provision  of  law,  the  following provisions shall apply:    (i)  34th  Street  Cancer  Center,  Inc.  shall  have  full  power and  authority to assign and pledge to the dormitory authority  any  and  all  public  funds to be appropriated, apportioned, or otherwise made payable  by the federal government, any agency thereof, the state of New York,  a  political  subdivision, as defined in section one hundred of the general  municipal law, or any social services district in the state of New  York  in an amount sufficient to make all payments required to be made by suchentity  pursuant  to  any agreement entered into between such entity and  the dormitory authority necessary or useful for the purposes  set  forth  in this paragraph.    (ii)  All  state and local officers are hereby authorized and required  to pay all such funds so assigned and pledged to the dormitory authority  or, upon the direction of the dormitory authority, to any trustee of any  dormitory authority bond or note issued pursuant to a certificate  filed  with any such state or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant  to the provisions of this paragraph.    The  Beacon  Institute,  Inc.,  a  domestic not-for-profit corporation  formerly known as the Rivers and Estuaries Center on the  Hudson,  Inc.,  for    the    acquisition,    financing,    refinancing,   construction,  reconstruction,   renovation,   development,   improvement,   expansion,  furnishing  and  equipping  or  otherwise  providing  for facilities for  conducting a  program  of  research  and  education  that  advances  the  understanding   of  rivers  and  estuaries  and  develops  policies  and  practices that benefit the human and  natural  communities  that  depend  upon  these  ecosystems, located at Beacon Harbor and Denning's Point in  Beacon, New York, The Upper Hudson Research Center at Troy,  located  at  the  waterfront  in  Troy,  New York and the Center for Tributary Study,  located at Creek Road in Beacon, New York.    The Rochester school construction board for the financing of  projects  authorized  pursuant to the city of Rochester and the board of education  of the city school district of the city of Rochester  school  facilities  modernization program act.    Albany Convention Center Authority    The  YMCA  of  Greater  Syracuse  and related branches, administrative  offices and satellite facilities located in New  York  state  including:  Downtown  YMCA,  East  Area  YMCA, North Area YMCA, Northwest YMCA, Camp  Iroquois and any successor in interest to any such organization for  the  financing   and/or   refinancing   of   the  acquisition,  construction,  reconstruction, development, improvement, expansion and/or equipping  of  a facility or facilities and necessary ancillary and related facilities.    The  United  States  Maritime  Resource  Center  for  the  purpose  of  financing,  refinancing,   construction,   reconstruction,   renovation,  development,  expansion  and  equipping  of  a  facility  to  serve as a  classroom and student residence  building  in  support  of  professional  education  and  training  programs  to  be  located on the campus of the  United States Merchant Marine Academy located in Kings Point, New York.    Not-for-profit members of the Alliance of Long Island Agencies,  Inc.,  for    the    acquisition,    financing,    refinancing,   construction,  reconstruction,  renovation,  development,  improvement,  expansion  and  equipping  of  certain  educational,  administrative,  day  program  and  residential  facilities  to  be  located  in  the  state  of  New  York.  Notwithstanding  any  other  provision of law, not-for-profit members of  the Alliance of Long Island Agencies, Inc. shall  have  full  power  and  authority  to  assign and pledge to the dormitory authority, any and all  public funds to be apportioned or otherwise made payable by  the  United  States,  any  agency thereof, the state, any agency thereof, a political  subdivision, as defined in section one hundred of the general  municipal  law, any social services district in the state or any other governmental  entity  in an amount sufficient to make all payments required to be made  by such members pursuant to  any  lease,  sublease  or  other  agreement  entered into between such members and the dormitory authority. All state  and  local  officers  are hereby authorized and required to pay all such  funds so assigned and pledged to the dormitory authority  or,  upon  the  direction  of  the  dormitory authority, to any trustee of any dormitory  authority bond or note issued, pursuant to a certificate filed with  anysuch  state  or local officer by the dormitory authority pursuant to the  provisions of this section.    Fordham Preparatory School, Inc., for the financing or refinancing, or  reimbursement  of  the  costs  of the acquisition, design, construction,  reconstruction, rehabilitation, improvement,  furnishing  and  equipping  of,  or  otherwise  providing for construction of additional educational  facilities located on Fordham University Rose Hill  Campus,  the  Bronx,  New York.    The  Reece  School, for the financing or refinancing, or reimbursement  of the costs of, the acquisition, design, construction,  reconstruction,  rehabilitation,  improvement,  furnishing and equipping of, or otherwise  providing for, additi