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NY Pub Health L § 1346 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 7 - Hotel Sanitation 1346 - Hotel Sanitation; Bedding; Sheets, Towels, Drinking Glasses, Silverware and Flatware.

§  1346.  Hotel sanitation; bedding; sheets, towels, drinking glasses,   silverware and flatware. 1. Every hotel shall furnish  each  guest  with   clean  linen  or  cotton individual towels in each room occupied by such   guest, and also in the public lavatories and washrooms  of  such  hotel,   and  with  clean sheets and pillow slips for the bed, bunk, or cot to be   occupied by such guest.2. Every hotel that furnishes drinking glasses, silverware or flatware   in individual rooms shall provide that such items  are  fully  sanitized   using proper techniques as provided for by the department.3.  Each  sheet  shall be ninety-one inches long, minimum length after   being hemmed and laundered, and of sufficient width to completely  cover   the  mattress  and  springs, and all sheets and pillow slips after being   used by one  guest  must  be  washed,  ironed  and  dried  before  being   furnished to another guest.4.  Nothing  in  this  section shall prevent local municipalities from   enacting stricter laws, rules or regulations.
NY Pub Health L § 1347 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 7 - Hotel Sanitation 1347 - Hotel Sanitation; Enforcement; Violations.

§ 1347. Hotel sanitation; enforcement; violations.  1. All departments   and boards of health and the commissioner or commissioners thereof shall   have  the  power  to enforce the provisions of sections thirteen hundred   forty-five to thirteen hundred forty-seven, inclusive, of this chapter.2. The commissioners of health and  the  respective  local  boards  of   health  and  any person authorized by either of them so to do, may enter   any hotel or any part thereof at any  reasonable  time  to  inspect  and   examine  the  same, to determine whether or not the laws and regulations   relating to hotels are being violated.3. Any hotel proprieter or manager violating any of the provisions  of   sections  thirteen  hundred  forty-five to thirteen hundred forty-seven,   inclusive, of this chapter, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
NY Pub Health L § 1348 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 7 - Hotel Sanitation 1348 - Hotel Sanitation; Application of Article.

§  1348.  Hotel sanitation; application of article.  The provisions of   sections thirteen hundred forty-five to  thirteen  hundred  forty-seven,   inclusive,  of  this  chapter,  shall  not  apply  to  cities  having  a   population of one million inhabitants or over.
NY Pub Health L § 1350 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1350 - Food Places; Powers of the Commissioner.

§  1350. Food places; powers of the commissioner.  1. The commissioner   shall have full power and authority to inspect and supervise all  public   places in this state in which food is prepared, sold or served.2.  The  commissioner  may  appoint  and designate, from time to time,   persons to make the inspections authorized by this section  and  section   thirteen hundred fifty-one, of this chapter.
NY Pub Health L § 1351 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1351 - Food Places; Duty to Permit Inspections.

§  1351.  Food  places;  duty  to  permit  inspections.  Every  owner,   operator, lessor, lessee or person in charge of any  hotel,  restaurant,   dining  room,  dining car, drug store, soda fountain, steamboat or other   place engaged in the preparation, sale or service of food for and to the   general public, and every officer or  other  person  in  charge  of  any   public,  penal or charitable institution in this state, shall permit the   commissioner or his duly authorized agents or employees to  have  access   to all parts of any and all of such places herein mentioned wherein food   is  stored,  prepared  or served for the purpose of ascertaining whether   the provisions of sections thirteen hundred fifty  to  thirteen  hundred   fifty-two,  inclusive,  of  this  chapter,  and  the  provisions  of the   sanitary code and provisions of  local  ordinances  or  regulations  are   being observed.
NY Pub Health L § 1352-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1352-A - Food Places; Toilet Facilities.

§  1352-a. Food places; toilet facilities.  1. A person or corporation   operating an establishment with a seating capacity  of  twenty  or  more   wherein  food  is  sold  for  consumption  on the premises shall provide   appropriately identified and maintained public toilet facilities  except   that if there exists alternate available facilities in the same building   wherein  such  establishment  is located, suitable public notice of such   alternate facility shall suffice for purposes of this act.2. The provisions of subdivision one of this section shall  not  apply   to establishments in operation on the effective date of this act.
NY Pub Health L § 1352-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1352-C - Ice Cream or Other Frozen Desserts Made With Liquor, Wine, Beer or Cider.

§  1352-c.  Ice cream or other frozen desserts made with liquor, wine, beer or cider. No person shall sell at retail individual servings of ice cream or other frozen desserts made with liquor,  wine,  beer  or  cider bearing  or  containing  more  than one-half of one percent but not more than five percent of alcohol by volume, unless the following  statements are  prominently  displayed on the printed menu (or, if no printed menus are used, on the menu board or sign setting  forth  the  bill  of  fare) immediately adjacent to the listing of the item or items of ice cream or other  frozen  desserts  made  with  liquor,  wine,  beer or cider being offered provided that such statements may refer to liquor, wine, beer or cider or a combination thereof:   1. The sale of (insert liquor, wine, beer and/or cider) ice  cream  or other  frozen  desserts  to  individuals  under the age of twenty-one is prohibited.   2. (Insert liquor, wine, beer and/or cider) ice cream or other  frozen desserts contain alcohol up to five percent by volume.   3. Notice: (Insert liquor, wine, beer and/or cider) ice cream or other frozen  desserts  contain  alcohol  used as a flavoring and, as with any product that contains alcohol:  (a) women should not consume alcohol during pregnancy because  of  the risk of birth defects, and  (b)  consumption  of  alcohol  impairs  your ability to drive a car or operate machinery, and may cause health problems.
NY Pub Health L § 1352-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1352-D - Public Food Service Establishment Inspection Results.

§ 1352-d. Public food service establishment inspection results. 1. (a) The  department shall make available and prominently post on its website all public food service establishment inspection results  for  the  most recent  three years for which data is available, which shall include the determination concerning any alleged violation of this title.  (b) As used in this section,  "its  website"  means  a  website  or  a portion  of  a  website  maintained  by an entity of state government on which the department regularly posts departmental information.  (c) If a  county  department  of  health  or  local  board  of  health maintains  a  website,  it shall post a link to the department's website where the food service establishment inspection results are available.   2. A city with a population over one million shall  be  exempted  from the provisions of this section.
NY Pub Health L § 1352-E (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1352-E - Companion Dogs at Food Service Establishments.

§  1352-e. Companion dogs at food service establishments. 1. Companion dogs under the control of a person may be allowed in an  outdoor  dining area  at a food service establishment if all of the following conditions are satisfied:  (a) the owner of the food facility elects to allow companion  dogs  in its  outdoor  dining  area or a designated portion of it, and subject to any restrictions that the owner of the facility may establish;  (b) a separate outdoor entrance is present where companion dogs  enter without going through the food establishment to reach the outdoor dining area  and  companion  dogs  are not allowed on chairs, benches, seats or other fixtures;  (c) the outdoor dining area in which companion dogs are allowed is not used for food or drink preparation or the storage of  utensils.  A  food employee  may  refill a beverage glass in the outdoor dining area from a pitcher or other container;  (d) food and water  provided  to  companion  dogs  shall  only  be  in single-use disposable containers;  (e)  food  employees  are  prohibited  from having direct contact with companion dogs while on  duty.  A  food  employee  who  does  have  such prohibited  direct  contact  shall  wash his or her hands as required by law;  (f) the outdoor dining area is maintained clean.  Surfaces  that  have been  contaminated  by  dog  excrement  or  other bodily fluids shall be cleaned and sanitized;  (g) the companion dog is on a leash or confined in a pet  carrier  and is under the control of the companion dog owner;  (h)  there  is  reasonable  signage indicating that companion dogs are allowed in the outdoor dining area or a designated portion  of  it.  The signage  shall state that restrictions on companion dogs do not apply to guide, hearing or service animals;  (i) the food facility owner ensures compliance with  local  ordinances related to sidewalks, public nuisance and sanitation; and  (j) such other control measures approved by the enforcement agency are complied with.   2.  This  section  shall  not  impair  or  diminish  the  right  of an individual to be accompanied by an animal where otherwise  permitted  by law, including but not limited to the rights of people with disabilities using guide, hearing or service animals.   3. For purposes of this section:  (a)  "Food  service  establishment"  shall mean any business which has areas, including outdoor seating  areas,  in  which  food  is  sold  for on-premises consumption.  (b)  "Companion  dog"  shall  mean  a domesticated dog accompanying an individual or owner for the purpose of companionship or  convenience  of such  individual  or  owner,  and  shall  not  include guide, hearing or service dogs.
NY Pub Health L § 1353 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1353 - Food Places; Violations; Penalties.

§  1353.  Food  places;  violations;  penalties.    1.  Any  person or   corporation, or officer thereof, violating  any  of  the  provisions  of   sections   thirteen  hundred  fifty  to  thirteen  hundred  fifty-three,   inclusive, of this chapter, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.2. The conviction of a corporation shall not relieve  any  officer  or   officers, agents or employees of such corporation from prosecution under   the  provisions  of  sections thirteen hundred fifty to thirteen hundred   fifty-three, inclusive, of this chapter.
NY Pub Health L § 1354 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1354 - Contracts for Meat Inspection.

§  1354.  Contracts  for meat inspection.  When a board of health of a   county or part county health district or a  city,  or  a  public  health   committee  of  a  county  has  made  application to the commissioner for   approval of a meat inspection program and providing such application has   been approved by the commissioner, the board of supervisors of any  such   county  or  the  common  council of any such city, may approve and enter   into a contract with another county  or  city  for  inspection  in  such   county  or city which has no meat inspection program. The county or city   receiving such meat inspection shall pay to the county or city doing the   meat inspection an amount agreed upon but not less than the actual  cost   of any such meat inspection. Any county or city may accept contributions   from  any  individual, company or corporation which receives the benefit   of any meat inspection.
NY Pub Health L § 1355 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 8 - Food Handling 1355 - Food Service Safety and Sanitation Training.

§   1355.   Food  service  safety  and  sanitation  training.  1.  The   commissioner shall promulgate rules  and  regulations  (a)  establishing   food  service  safety  and  sanitation  training  programs and providing   standards therefor or (b) providing for the approval of such programs to   be  administered  by  local  health  officials  or  private  parties  in   accordance with such rules and regulations.2.  Such  regulations  shall  include  a  provision permitting private   citizens working in establishments subject to the  jurisdiction  of  the   commissioner pursuant to this title to attend such training program.
NY Pub Health L § 1360 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 9 - Location and Dispostion of Radioactive Gold Jewelry 1360 - Location and Disposition of Radioactive Gold Jewelry.

*  §  1360.  Location and disposition of radioactive gold jewelry.  1.   The commissioner is  hereby  authorized  and  directed  to  establish  a   program,  which  shall  include  the  use  of  such  investigations  and   personnel as may be necessary, to identify gold jewelry which  has  been   contaminated  by  radioactive material which is, or may be, possessed by   residents of this  state.  Such  program  shall  be  publicized  by  the   commissioner, as may be practicable, to encourage residents to have such   suspected  radioactive  gold  jewelry tested free of charge, except that   jewelers, manufacturers or distributors of gold jewelry may be charged a   reasonable fee for  the  cost  of  such  tests,  as  determined  by  the   commissioner.2.  Notwithstanding  any contrary provisions of law, in any case where   such gold jewelry is so identified as radioactive, the  commissioner  is   hereby authorized and empowered to purchase from a resident on behalf of   the  state  such  radioactive gold jewelry presented by such resident at   the commercial value  of  the  gold  content  of  the  radioactive  gold   jewelry,  upon  such  terms  and  conditions  as  the commissioner deems   necessary  and  proper,  and  within  the  amount  appropriated  by  the   legislature for this purpose.3. Any such gold jewelry, purchased pursuant to the provisions of this   section, shall be held decontaminated or disposed of in such a manner as   shall  be  determined  necessary  and  proper  by the commissioner which   disposition,  however,  may  include,  but  not  be  limited   to,   the   destruction thereof.4.  Any  person, firm, association or corporation who learns that they   possess  radioactive  gold  jewelry   shall   immediately   notify   the   commissioner  or  his designee of the existence of such radioactive gold   jewelry.* NB Expired July 21, 1982
NY Pub Health L § 1370 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning 1370 - Definitions.

§  1370. Definitions. When used in this title, the following words and   phrases shall have the following meanings, unless  the  context  clearly   requires otherwise:1.  "Dwelling"  means  a  building  or  structure  or portion thereof,   including the property occupied by and  appurtenant  to  such  dwelling,   which is occupied in whole or in part as the home, residence or sleeping   place  of  one  or  more  human  beings  and shall, without limiting the   foregoing, include child care facilities for children under six years of   age, kindergartens and nursery schools.2. "Area of high risk"  means  an  area  designated  as  such  by  the   commissioner  or  his  representative  and  consisting  of  one  or more   dwellings in which a condition conducive to lead poisoning  of  children   is present.3. "A condition conducive to lead poisoning" means: (i) paint or other   similar   surface-coating   material  containing  lead  in  a  condition   accessible for ingestion or inhalation or where peeling or  chipping  of   the  paint or other similar surface-coating material occurs or is likely   to occur; and (ii) other environmental conditions which  may  result  in   significant lead exposure.4.  "Program"  means  the  lead  poisoning  prevention  program in the   department established pursuant to section thirteen hundred seventy-a of   this title.5. "Council" means the advisory council on lead  poisoning  prevention   established  pursuant  to  section  thirteen  hundred  seventy-b of this   title.6. "Elevated lead levels" means a blood lead  level  greater  than  or   equal  to  five  micrograms of lead per deciliter of whole blood or such   lower blood lead level as may be established by the department  pursuant   to rule or regulation.7. "Person" means any natural person.
NY Pub Health L § 1370-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning 1370-C - Screening by Health Care Providers.

§  1370-c.  Screening  by health care providers.  1. The department is   authorized to promulgate regulations establishing the means by which and   the intervals at which children and pregnant women shall be screened for   elevated lead levels. The  department  is  also  authorized  to  require   screening for lead poisoning in other high risk groups.2.  Every  physician  or  other  authorized  practitioner who provides   medical care to children or pregnant women,  shall  screen  children  or   refer  them  for screening for elevated lead levels at the intervals and   using  the  methods  specified  in  such  regulations.  Every  licensed,   registered  or  approved health care facility serving children including   but  not  limited  to  hospitals,   clinics   and   health   maintenance   organizations, shall ensure, by providing screenings or by referring for   screenings,  that  their  patients  receive  screening  for  lead at the   intervals and using the methods specified in such regulations.3. The health practitioner who screens any child for lead shall give a   certificate of screening to the parent or guardian of the child.4. The department shall establish a separate level of payment, subject   to the approval of the director of the  budget,  for  payments  made  by   governmental  agencies for screenings performed pursuant to this section   by hospitals, as defined in section twenty-eight  hundred  one  of  this   chapter.
NY Pub Health L § 1370-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning 1370-D - Lead Screening of Child Care or Pre-School Enrollees.

§  1370-d.  Lead  screening of child care or pre-school enrollees.  1. Except as provided pursuant to regulations of the department, each child care  provider,  public  and  private  nursery  school  and   pre-school licensed,  certified  or  approved  by  any state or local agency shall, prior to or within three months after  initial  enrollment  of  a  child under  six  years  of age, obtain from a parent or guardian of the child evidence that said child has been screened for lead.   2. Whenever there exists no evidence of lead screening as provided for in subdivision one of this section or other acceptable evidence  of  the child's screening for lead, the child care provider, principal, teacher, owner  or  person  in  charge  of the nursery school or pre-school shall provide the parent or guardian of the child  with  information  on  lead poisoning in children and lead poisoning prevention and refer the parent or guardian to a primary care provider or the local health authority.   3.  (a)  If  any  parent or guardian to such child is unable to obtain lead testing, such person may present such child to the  health  officer of  the  county  in  which  the child resides, who shall then perform or arrange for the required screening.  (b) The local public health district shall develop and implement a fee schedule for households with incomes in excess of two hundred percent of the federal poverty level for lead screening  pursuant  to  section  six hundred  six  of  this  chapter,  which  shall vary depending on patient household income.
NY Pub Health L § 1370-E (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning 1370-E - Reporting Lead Exposure Levels.

§  1370-e.  Reporting  lead  exposure  levels.  1.  Every physician or   authorized practitioner shall give notice of  elevated  lead  levels  as   specified  by  the  commissioner  pursuant  to regulation, to the health   officer of the health district wherein the patient  resides,  except  as   otherwise provided.2. The commissioner may, by regulation, provide that cases of elevated   lead  levels  which  occur  (a)  in  health districts of less than fifty   thousand population not having a full-time health  officer,  or  (b)  in   state  institutions  shall be reported directly to the department or its   district health officer.3. Whenever an analysis of a clinical specimen for lead  is  performed   by  a laboratory or a physician or authorized practitioner, the director   of such laboratory or such physician or authorized  practitioner  shall,   within  such period specified by the commissioner report the results and   any related information in connection therewith to the local  and  state   health  officer  to  whom  a  physician  or  authorized  practitioner is   required to report such cases pursuant to this section.4. The person in charge of every hospital, clinic,  or  other  similar   public  or  private institution shall give notice of every child with an   elevated blood lead level coming under the care of  the  institution  to   the  local  or  state  health  officer to whom a physician or authorized   practitioner is required to report such cases pursuant to this section.5. The notices required by this section shall be in a form  and  filed   in such time period as shall be prescribed by the commissioner.
NY Pub Health L § 1371 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning 1371 - Manufacture and Sale of Lead Painted Toys and Furniture.

§ 1371. Manufacture and sale of lead painted toys and furniture. 1. No   person  shall  manufacture,  sell  or  hold for sale a children's toy or   children's furniture  having  paint  or  other  similar  surface-coating   material  thereon containing more than .06 of one per centum of metallic   lead based on the total weight of the contained solids  or  dried  paint   film.2. The commissioner of health may waive the provisions of this section   in  whole  or in part upon a finding by the commissioner in a particular   instance that there is no significant threat to the public health;  with   respect  to  miniatures  the  commissioner  shall  do  so,  on terms and   conditions  he  or  she  shall  establish,  upon  a  final  judicial  or   administrative  finding  that there is no immediate public health threat   in that instance.
NY Pub Health L § 1372 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13 - Nuisances and Sanitation Title 10 - Control of Lead Poisoning 1372 - Use of Leaded Paint.

§  1372.  Use  of  leaded  paint. No person shall apply paint or other   similar surface-coating material containing more than  .06  of  one  per   centum  of  metallic  lead  based  on  the total weight of the contained   solids or dried paint film to any interior surface, window sill,  window   frame or porch of a dwelling.