NY Pub Health L § 1392 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 13-B - Regulation of Overnight, Summer Day, and Traveling Summer Day Camps for Children 1392 - Definitions.

§ 1392. Definitions. As used in this article:1.  "Children's  overnight camp" shall mean a property consisting of a   tract of land and any tents, vehicles,  buildings  or  other  structures   that  may  be pertinent to its use, any part of which may be occupied by   persons under eighteen years of age under general  supervision  for  the   purpose   of  outdoor  or  indoor  organized  activities  and  on  which   provisions  are  made  for  overnight   occupancy   of   children.   The   commissioner  shall  have  the power to except by rule from this article   and the sanitary code a place or facility that is not within the  intent   of this definition.2.  "Summer  day  camp" shall mean a property consisting of a tract of   land and any tents, vehicles, buildings or other structures that may  be   pertinent  to  its use, any part of which may be occupied on a scheduled   basis at any time between June first and September fifteenth in any year   by children under sixteen years of age under  general  supervision,  for   the  purpose  of indoor or outdoor organized group activities, involving   nonpassive recreational activities with significant risk of  injury,  as   such  activities are defined by the department in rules and regulations,   for a period of less than twenty-four hours on any day the  property  is   so occupied, and on which no provisions are made for overnight occupancy   by  such  children.  The  commissioner shall have the power to except by   rule from this article and  the  sanitary  code  a  place,  facility  or   activity that is not within the intent of this definition.3.  "Traveling  summer  day  camp"  shall mean a summer day camp which   regularly operates in the period between  May  fifteenth  and  September   fifteenth  and  which  regularly  transports  children  under the age of   sixteen on  a  regular  schedule  to  a  facility,  site,  or  property,   including  any  tract  of land, beach, park, stadium, building, tents or   other structures pertinent to its use and primarily for the purposes  of   organized  group  activity.  The  commissioner  shall  have the power to   except by rule from this article and the sanitary code a place, facility   or activity that is not within the intent of this definition.4. "Officer" shall mean the commissioner, the health commissioner of a   city with a population of over fifty thousand, the  health  commissioner   of  a  county  or part-county health district, the state district health   officer, in whose jurisdiction a children's overnight camp,  summer  day   camp,  or  the  primary  inclement  weather  facility  of the children's   traveling summer day camp is located, or if there be  no  such  facility   then the state district health officer in whose jurisdiction the central   office  is located, any county health director having all the powers and   duties prescribed in  section three hundred fifty-two of  this  chapter,   the  state  district  sanitary  engineer  or  a  grade one public health   administrator qualified and appointed pursuant to part   eleven  of  the   sanitary  code  and  serving  as  primary  administrator  of  all health   programs in a county or part-county health district.