Relates to effectiveness of judgments entered by the New York City environmental control board; repealer

This bill removes an eight-year expiration deadline for judgments issued by the New York City Environmental Control Board. Previously, these judgments (such as fines for environmental violations) would automatically expire after eight years, limiting enforcement. The repeal means judgments remain enforceable indefinitely without needing renewal. It directly affects the board’s ability to collect penalties or enforce orders long-term. The change takes effect immediately upon enactment.