New York Consolidated Laws, Economic Development Law - COM § 185. Revitalization programs

(a) that the applicant has formulated and will implement a comprehensive business revitalization plan which is described in its application, and which:

(b) that an allocation of economic development power will significantly contribute to the revitalization plan;

(c) that the business is likely to close, partially close or relocate out of state resulting in the loss of substantial numbers of jobs;

(d) that the business is an important employer in the community and efforts to revitalize the business are in the long-term interests of both employees and the community;

(e) that a reasonable prospect exists that the proposed revitalization plan will enable the business to remain competitive and become profitable and preserve jobs for a substantial period of time;

(f) that the applicant demonstrates cooperation with the local electricity distributor and other available sources of assistance to reduce energy costs to the maximum extent practicable, through conservation and load management;  and

(g) that the allocation will not unduly affect the cost of electric service to customers of the local electricity distributor.