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NY Pub Health L § 616 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 616 - Limitations on State Aid.

§  616.  Limitations  on state aid.   1. The total amount of state aid   provided pursuant to this article shall be limited to the amount of  the   annual  appropriation  made  by  the  legislature. In no event, however,   shall such state aid be less than an amount to  provide  the  full  base   grant  and,  as  otherwise  provided  by  subdivision two of section six   hundred five of this article, no less than thirty-six per centum, except   for the city of New York which shall receive no  less  than  twenty  per   centum,  of  the difference between the amount of moneys expended by the   municipality for eligible public health services pursuant to an approved   application for state aid during the fiscal  year  and  the  base  grant   provided pursuant to subdivision one of section six hundred five of this   article.2.  No payments shall be made from moneys appropriated for the purpose   of this article to a municipality for contributions by the  municipality   for  indirect  costs  and fringe benefits, including but not limited to,   employee retirement funds, health insurance  and  federal  old  age  and   survivors insurance.3.  Administrative  policy  changes relating to state aid shall not be   implemented without reasonable and statewide advance written  notice  to   municipalities.
NY Pub Health L § 617 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 617 - Maintenance of Effort.

§  617.  Maintenance of effort. Such amount of state aid provided will   be used to support and to the extent practicable, to increase the  level   of  funds  that  would otherwise be made available for such purposes and   not to supplant the amount to be provided by the  municipalities.  If  a   municipality  that  is  provided state aid pursuant to title one of this   article reduces its expenditures beneath the amount expended in its base   year, which is the most recent fiscal year for  which  the  municipality   has   filed  all  expenditure  reports  to  the  department,  state  aid   reimbursement provided  pursuant  to  subdivision  one  of  section  six   hundred five of this article will be reduced by the percentage reduction   in  expenditures  between its base year and its current fiscal year. For   purposes of this section, reductions in expenditures shall  be  adjusted   for:  an  absence  of  extraordinary expenditures of a temporary nature,   such as disaster relief; unavoidable or justifiable program  reductions,   such  as a program being subsumed by another agency; or in circumstances   where  the   municipality   can   demonstrate,   to   the   department's   satisfaction, that the need for the expenditure no longer exists.
NY Pub Health L § 618 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 618 - Performance and Accountability.

§   618.   Performance  and  accountability.  The  commissioner  shall   establish, in consultation with the  municipalities,  uniform  statewide   performance  standards for the services funded pursuant to this article;   provided, however, the commissioner may modify a specific standard for a   municipality if such municipality demonstrates  adequate  justification.   The  commissioner  shall recognize the particular needs and capabilities   of the  various  municipalities.  The  commissioner  shall  monitor  the   performance  and  expenditures  of each municipality to ensure that each   one satisfies the performance standards.  Any  municipality  failing  to   satisfy its standards may be subject to a reduction or loss of aid until   such  municipality  can  demonstrate that it has the capacity to satisfy   such standards. The commissioner shall establish  a  uniform  accounting   system for monitoring the expenditures for services of each municipality   to  which  aid is granted and the amount of state aid received including   any performance payments pursuant to section six hundred  nineteen-a  of   this  article.  Such  reporting  system shall require information on the   amount of public health moneys received from the federal government, the   private sector, grants, and fees. Each such  municipality  shall  comply   with the regulations of such accounting and reporting systems.
NY Pub Health L § 619 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 619 - Commissioner; Regulatory Powers.

§  619.  Commissioner; regulatory powers. The commissioner shall adopt   regulations to effectuate the provisions and purposes of  this  article,   including, but not limited to:1.  setting  standards of performance for the provision of core public   health services which shall include performance criteria to ensure  that   reimbursable health services are delivered in an efficient and effective   manner by a municipality; and2.  monitoring,  collecting  data and evaluating the provision of core   public health services by the municipalities and the amounts expended by   the municipalities for such services.
NY Pub Health L § 619-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 619-A - Incentive Standards of Performance.

§  619-a.  Incentive standards of performance. 1. The commissioner may   establish statewide incentive performance standards for the delivery  of   core public health services.2.  Within  amounts  appropriated,  and subject to the approval of the   director of the budget, the commissioner may increase state aid  to  any   municipality  that  meets  or  exceeds  statewide  incentive performance   standards established under this section, provided  that  the  total  of   such  payments  to all municipalities may not exceed one million dollars   annually.
NY Pub Health L § 620 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 620 - Public Health Services Program Audit Recoveries.

§  620.  Public  health  services program audit recoveries. All monies   received or recovered by the department after the effective date of this   section as a result of any audit exception assessed  against  the  state   aid  reimbursement  to  a  municipality  under  this  article  shall  be   deposited in the local public health services program account.
NY Pub Health L § 621 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 621 - State Aid; Public Health Emergencies.

§ 621. State aid; public health emergencies. If the state commissioner   or  a  county  health  department or part-county department of health or   municipality, with the approval of the  state  commissioner,  determines   that  there is an imminent threat to public health, the department shall   reimburse counties or municipalities at fifty per centum for the cost of   emergency measures as approved by the  department  and  subject  to  the   approval  of the director of the budget, except that aerial spraying for   mosquitoes on state land shall be reimbursed at one hundred per  centum,   within  amounts  appropriated.  Such  funds shall be made available from   funds appropriated for public health emergencies, only to those counties   or municipalities, which have expended all other state aid which may  be   available   for  related  activities  and  have  developed  measures  to   adequately address the  emergency.  Reimbursement  is  conditioned  upon   availability  of  appropriated  funds.  For  purposes  of  this section,   "municipality" means a health department of a city that is  not  located   in  a  county  or  part-county  health district or a county in which the   legislature has the powers and duties of a board of health of  a  county   or  part-county health district and cities with a population of over one   million persons.
NY Pub Health L § 1100 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1100 - Rules and Regulations of the Department.

§  1100.  Rules  and regulations of the department.  1. The department   may make rules and regulations for the protection from contamination  of   any  or  all public supplies of potable waters and water supplies of the   state or United States, institutions, parks, reservations or  posts  and   their  sources  within  the state, and the commissioner of environmental   protection of the city of New York and the board of water supply of  the   city  of  New  York  may  make such rules and regulations subject to the   approval of the department for the protection from contamination of  any   or  all  public  supplies of potable waters and their sources within the   state where the same constitute a part of the source of the public water   supply of said city.2. Every such rule or regulation shall be published at least  once  in   each  week  for  two consecutive weeks, in at least one newspaper of the   county where the waters to which it relates are  located.  The  cost  of   such  publication  shall be paid by the corporation, municipality, state   or  United  States  or  state  or  United  States   institution,   park,   reservation  or  post benefited by the protection of the water supply to   which the rule or regulation published relates.3. The affidavit of  the  printer,  publisher  or  proprietor  of  the   newspaper  in which such rule or regulation is published shall be filed,   together with the rule or regulation published, in  the  county  clerk's   office  of such county, and such affidavit and rule and regulation shall   be conclusive evidence of such publication, and of all the facts therein   stated in all courts and places.4. All rules and regulations heretofore duly made  and  published  for   the  sanitary  protection  of public water supplies, pursuant to chapter   five hundred forty-three of the laws of  eighteen  hundred  eighty-five,   and  chapter  six  hundred  sixty-one  of  the  laws of eighteen hundred   ninety-three, as amended, are hereby legalized, ratified, confirmed  and   continued in force, until new rules and regulations become operative.5.  This section shall not be construed to repeal or affect any of the   provisions of  chapter  three  hundred  seventy-eight  of  the  laws  of   eighteen hundred ninety-seven, or its amendments.
NY Pub Health L § 1101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1101 - Inspection.

§  1101.  Inspection.    1.  The  person, officer, board or commission   having the management and control of the potable  water  supply  of  any   municipality,  state  or United States institution, park, reservation or   post, and in the city of New York,  the  commissioner  of  environmental   protection,  and  the  board of water supply of the city of New York, or   the corporation furnishing such supply, may make such inspection of  the   sources of such water supply as such person, officer, board, corporation   or  commission  deems  advisable  and  to ascertain whether the rules or   regulations of the department, and of the commissioner of  environmental   protection  of the city of New York, and of the board of water supply of   the city of New York, are complied with, and shall make such regular  or   special   inspections  as  the  commissioner,  or  the  commissioner  of   environmental protection of the city of New York, or the board of  water   supply of the city of New York, may prescribe.2.  The  authorities  in  charge  of  the  water  supply or their duly   authorized representatives may without fee or hindrance, enter,  examine   and  survey  all  grounds,  structures,  buildings  and  places  on  the   watershed tributary to the sources of such  water  supply  in  order  to   ascertain whether such rules or regulations are complied with.
NY Pub Health L § 1103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1103 - Violation; Penalties.

§  1103.  Violation;  penalties.  1.  If  a person or entity willfully   violates any rule or regulation  promulgated  pursuant  to  section  one   thousand  one hundred of this title relating to a temporary or permanent   source or act of contamination, such person  or  entity  violating  such   rule  or regulation shall be liable to prosecution for a misdemeanor for   every such violation, and on conviction thereof shall be punished  by  a   fine  not  exceeding one thousand dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding   one year, or both.2. If a person or entity violates any rule or  regulation  promulgated   pursuant to section one thousand one hundred of this title relating to a   temporary  or  permanent  source or act of contamination, the department   may  impose  a  civil  penalty  for  the  violation   thereof   or   the   noncompliance  therewith,  not  exceeding  two hundred dollars for every   such violation or noncompliance.3. For purposes of calculating the applicable civil penalty under this   section, each day on which such violation occurred may be  considered  a   separate  incident. In addition, a court may order such person or entity   to make reparations for any permanent and/or substantial  damage  caused   as a direct result of such violation. For purposes of subdivision one of   this  section,  restitution  and reparation may be ordered in accordance   with applicable provisions of the criminal procedure law.
NY Pub Health L § 1105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1105 - Sewage Removal or Purification; Rights of Property Owners.

§ 1105. Sewage removal or purification; rights of property owners.  1.   The  owner  of  any  building  the  removal  of  which  is occasioned or   required, or which has been removed by any rule  or  regulation  of  the   department,  or the commissioner of environmental protection of the city   of New York, or the board of water supply of the city of New York,  made   under  the  provisions  of this article, and all persons whose rights of   property are injuriously affected by the enforcement of any such rule or   regulation, shall have a cause of action  against  the  municipality  or   corporation,  and shall have the right to present a claim against and to   the state or state institution, park, reservation  or  post  owning  the   waterworks  benefited by the enforcement of such rule or regulation, for   all damages occasioned or sustained  by  such  removal  or  enforcement,   including all injuries caused to the legitimate use or operation of such   property.2.  (a)  An  action  for  such  damages  may  be  brought against such   municipality or corporation in accordance with  the  provisions  of  the   eminent domain procedure law.
NY Pub Health L § 1106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1106 - Limitations; City of New York.

§  1106.  Limitations;  city  of New York.   Nothing contained in this   chapter shall extend the sanitary control of the board of  water  supply   of  the  city  of  New York, beyond the sources of potable water supply,   tributary to the Catskill and Delaware aqueducts; and the powers granted   by this chapter to the board of water supply of the  city  of  New  York   shall cease at the time of the transference of the jurisdiction over the   source of water supply, by the board of water supply to the commissioner   of  environmental  protection  of  the  city of New York; and at no time   shall the commissioner of environmental protection of the  city  of  New   York  and  the  board  of  water  supply  of  said city have or exercise   concurrent powers or sanitary control over any source of  potable  water   supply tributary to the Catskill or Delaware aqueduct.
NY Pub Health L § 1107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1107 - Orders of Commissioner.

§  1107.  Orders  of  commissioner.    1. When the commissioner, after   investigation of the condition of  any  public  water  supply  used  for   drinking  or other domestic purposes, whether maintained and operated by   a municipality,  water  district  or  private  corporation,  company  or   individual, shall certify to the board, corporation, company, officer or   person  in  charge of the maintenance and operation of such water supply   that in his opinion such water supply  is  so  polluted  or  subject  to   dangerous  pollution  or so inadequate or of such objectionable physical   quality as to constitute a menace to the public health and  shall  order   reasonable  improvements  to be made for the protection of public health   and such municipality, water district or private corporation, company or   individual maintaining and operating such water  supply  shall  fail  to   carry out such order forthwith, any court of competent jurisdiction may,   upon the application of the commissioner, enforce prompt compliance with   such order.2.  Service  of the certificate by the commissioner as aforesaid shall   be made upon the mayor or corporation counsel  of  the  municipality  or   upon  an officer of the water district or private corporation or company   as the case may be.3. The  commissioner  shall  promulgate  regulations  to  provide  for   immediate  public notice, in a manner prescribed by such regulations, of   the existence of a public health  hazard  concerning  any  public  water   supply.
NY Pub Health L § 1108 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1108 - Powers and Duties With Respect to Comprehensive Public Water Supply Planning.

§  1108.  Powers and duties with respect to comprehensive public water   supply planning.    The  commissioner  shall  perform  such  duties  and   functions  with respect to comprehensive public water supply planning as   are provided in part five-A of article five of the conservation law, and   shall have such powers and authority as may be necessary in that regard.
NY Pub Health L § 1109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1109 - Standards for Water Reuse.

§  1109.  Standards  for water reuse. 1. The commissioner shall advise   the department of environmental conservation  on  the  establishment  of   rules, regulations and standards for the reuse and disposal of reclaimed   wastewater  and/or  greywater.  Such  advice  shall  include, but not be   limited  to,  advice  on  water   quality   and   pathogens   monitoring   requirements   for  each  permitted  use  of  reclaimed  wastewater  and   greywater.2. For the  purposes  of  this  section,  the  terms  "greywater"  and   "reclaimed  wastewater"  shall  have  the  same  meaning as set forth in   section 15-0601 of the environmental conservation law.
NY Pub Health L § 1114 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1114 - Lead Service Line Replacement Grant Program.

§ 1114. Lead service line replacement grant program. 1. The department   shall  allocate appropriated funds equitably among regions of the state.   Within each region, the department shall give priority to municipalities   that have a high percentage of elevated  childhood  blood  lead  levels,   based  on  the  most  recent  available data. In distributing the awards   allocated  for  each  region  to  such  priority   municipalities,   the   department  shall  also consider whether the community is low income and   the number of lead service lines in need of replacement. The  department   may  request  that such municipalities provide such documentation as the   department may require to confirm award eligibility.2. Further, the department shall establish a statewide plan  for  lead   service line replacement, which shall include, at a minimum, a report on   the  implementation  of  subdivision  one of this section, resources and   techniques for identifying lead service lines throughout the state,  the   cost of replacing lead service lines, recommendations for municipalities   on  methods  for evaluating the status of lead service lines present and   guidance on replacement.3.  The  department  shall  publish  information,  application  forms,   procedures  and guidelines relating to the program on its website and in   a manner that is accessible  to  the  public  and  all  potential  award   recipients.
NY Pub Health L § 1114-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control Title 1 - Potable Waters 1114-A - Voluntary Public Water System Consolidation Study.

§  1114-a. Voluntary public water system consolidation study. 1. There shall be established in the department, by the commissioner, a voluntary public  water  system  consolidation  study  designed  to  evaluate  the feasibility  of  the joining of public water systems in order to improve water quality. Such study shall include:  (a) the feasibility of joining of two or more public water systems  to form one water system;  (b)  the  feasibility of the consolidation of one or more public water systems into a larger public water system;  (c) the  appropriate  technical,  managerial  and  financial  capacity necessary  for  consolidation,  including  state  funding mechanisms and incentives that could be utilized;  (d)  potential  public  health  impacts  of  consolidation,  including ability  to meet legally required water quality standards and the impact on monitoring, reporting and enforcement of drinking water standards;  (e) appropriate and sufficient guidance from the department  necessary for those public water systems interested in consolidation; and  (f)  recommendations  for public water systems interested in voluntary consolidation.   2. The department shall prepare and submit  a  report  and  supporting materials to the governor, the temporary president of the senate and the speaker  of  the  assembly  setting  forth  the information gathered and recommendations to the legislature by January  first  of  the  following year.