§ 3607. Transfer of property; relationship with the towns; certain\ngifts, loans and guarantees by the towns. 1. (a) Either town may give,\ngrant, sell, convey, loan, license the use of, or lease to the\ncorporation any property (except monies appropriated by the town and\npayable to the corporation pursuant to subdivision three and paragraph\n(a) of subdivision four of this section) which are useful in connection\nwith the exercise by the corporation of any of its powers under this\ntitle in order to transfer the facilities and operations of the\nClifton-Fine Hospital to the corporation by agreement between the towns\nand the corporation and any subsequent renewal or amendment thereof, by\nlocal law adopted by a majority of both town boards, notwithstanding any\ngeneral, special or local law, ordinance, resolution or charter.\n (b) Any such gift, grant, sale, conveyance, loan, license or lease\nshall be upon such terms and conditions, for such consideration, if any,\nand for such term or terms of years, subject to the rights of the\nholders of any bonds, as the corporation and the towns may agree. No\nreal property of the towns consisting of any health facility currently\noperated by the Clifton-Fine Hospital shall be transferred to the\ncorporation in fee, except under such restrictions regarding rights of\nfirst refusal, or other rights, to repurchase the property as the town\nboards shall approve by act, and subject to a restrictive covenant\nprohibiting the corporation from pledging or mortgaging the fee interest\nin the property. In the event that the town gives, grants, sells,\nconveys, loans, licenses or leases any facilities to the corporation,\nthe towns may contract with the corporation to lease, borrow, license,\noperate, maintain, manage and provide services for such facilities upon\nsuch terms and conditions and for such term or terms of years, subject\nto the rights of holders of bonds, as the corporation and the towns may\nagree. The corporation, in furtherance of any purchase, conveyance or\nlease of any property or facility from the towns, may assume the primary\nresponsibility for the payment of the principal and interest on any\nbonds or notes issued by the towns for such property or facility.\n 2. The town may acquire by purchase, grant, lease, gift or\ncondemnation pursuant to the eminent domain procedure law, real property\nin the name of the towns for any corporate purpose of the corporation.\n 3. In addition to any other powers granted to it by law and consistent\nwith the constitution and other provisions of law, the towns may, from\ntime to time, appropriate sums of money to defray project costs or any\nother costs or expenses of the corporation including operating expenses.\n Subject to the rights of bondholders, the towns may determine if the\nmonies so appropriated shall be subject to repayment by the corporation\nto the towns and, in such event, the manner and time or times for such\nrepayment.\n 4. In addition to the authority granted elsewhere in this title and by\nother applicable laws, the corporation and the towns may enter into a\ncontract or contracts from time to time providing for one or more of the\nfollowing:\n (a) the payment of sums appropriated by the towns pursuant to\nsubdivision three of this section;\n (b) the payment of sums for health care services provided by the\ncorporation which could otherwise be provided directly by the towns,\nincluding services for uncompensated care;\n (c) services to be provided by the towns to or on behalf of the\ncorporation;\n (d) the transfer of employees of the towns to the corporation as\nprovided in section thirty-six hundred four of this title;\n (e) indemnification by the corporation to the towns for claims\nassociated with establishment of and operation of the corporation and\nits health facilities;\n (f) the gift, grant, sale, conveyance, loan, license or lease by the\ntowns to the corporation of any property (except monies app
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