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Section 230. Community board budget priorities.
   a.   Not later than thirty days prior to the date set by the mayor in accordance with section two hundred thirty-one for the submission of departmental estimates, each community board shall submit to the mayor and the appropriate borough president a statement of its expense budget priorities and a statement of its capital budget priorities for the ensuing fiscal year, in such form and containing such information as the mayor shall prescribe. The form prescribed by the mayor shall include (i) a method by which continuing support may be expressed by a community board for existing programs and capital projects and (ii) reasonable limitations on the total number of expense and capital budget priorities which a community board may propose. The mayor shall provide each community board with reasonable notice of the date set for the submission of such priorities. The mayor shall ensure that representatives of each agency that delivers local services, or is responsible for capital projects, within any community district shall be available for consultation with the community board for such community district in the preparation of its statement of budget priorities.
   b.   Each community board in the preparation of its statement of budget priorities, shall, upon adequate public notice, hold a public hearing at which residents of the community district and other interested individuals may express their opinions as to the service and capital needs of the district.
   c.   Copies of each statement of budget priorities shall be provided expeditiously by the mayor to the city planning commission and the head of each agency affected.
Section 231. Departmental estimates.
   a.   Not later than such date as the mayor may direct, the head of each agency shall submit to the mayor, in such form and containing such information as the mayor shall require, a detailed estimate of the expense budget requirements of such agency for the ensuing fiscal year and capital budget and program requirements for the ensuing fiscal year and three succeeding fiscal years, prepared in accordance with the provisions of section one hundred and section two hundred twelve, respectively, and a detailed estimate of all receipts, from sources other than taxes, which the agency anticipates collecting during the ensuing fiscal year. Such estimates shall be known collectively as departmental estimates and shall be known respectively as expense budget departmental estimates, capital budget and program departmental estimates and revenue budget departmental estimates. Copies of such departmental estimates shall be provided expeditiously by the mayor to each borough president.
   b.   In the preparation of such departmental estimates, the head of each agency that delivers local services, or is responsible for capital projects, within any community district shall (1) consult with the community board for such community district through appropriate officers and employees of the agency, and (2) consider the community board statements of expense and capital budget priorities submitted in accordance with section two hundred thirty of this chapter.
Section 232. Report of the comptroller on capital debt and obligations.
Not later than the first day of December, the comptroller shall submit to the mayor, the council and the city planning commission a report, which shall be published forthwith in the City Record, setting forth the amount and nature of all obligations authorized on account of each pending capital project and the liabilities incurred for each such project outstanding on the first day of July and setting forth and commenting in detail upon the city's financial condition and advising as to the maximum amount and nature of debt and reserves which in the comptroller's opinion the city may soundly incur for capital projects during each of the four succeeding fiscal years, and containing such other information relevant to this subject as may be required by local law, by the mayor by executive order, or which the comptroller deems necessary and relevant.
Section 233. Report of the comptroller on the state of the city's finances.
Not later than the fifteenth day of December, the comptroller shall report to the council, at a stated meeting of the council, on the state of the city's economy and finances, including evaluations of the city's financial plan, as most recently updated by the mayor in accordance with section two hundred fifty-eight, and the assumptions on which the revenue and expenditure forecasts contained therein are based.
Section 234. City planning commission hearing and statement on the draft ten-year capital strategy.
Editor's note: this section has been amended by L.L. 2024/117, 12/3/2024, eff. 4/1/2025.
Not later than the sixteenth day of January in each odd numbered year, the city planning commission shall submit to the mayor, the borough presidents and the council a report containing its comments on the draft ten-year capital strategy submitted in accordance with section two hundred twenty-eight of this chapter, including such recommendations as it deems appropriate. The city planning commission, in the preparation of such report, shall, upon adequate public notice, hold a public hearing at which interested organizations and individuals may express their opinions regarding the draft ten-year capital strategy.
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