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NY Env Conserv L § 27-2005 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 20 - Postconsumer Paint Collection Program 27-2005 - Reporting Requirements.

§ 27-2005. Reporting requirements.   1.  On  or  before  October  fifteenth,  two  thousand twenty-one, and annually thereafter, each operator of a program shall submit a report to the commissioner that details the postconsumer paint collection  program for  the  prior  year's  program  from July first to June thirtieth. The report shall be posted on the department's website. The report shall  be posted  on  the website of the producer and representative organization. Said report shall include a copy of the independent  audit  detailed  in paragraph (d) of this subdivision. Such annual report shall include:  (a)  a  detailed description of the methods used to collect, transport and  process  postconsumer  paint  in  the  state  including   detailing collection  methods made available to consumers and an evaluation of the program's collection convenience;  (b) the overall volume of postconsumer paint collected in the state;  (c) the volume and type of postconsumer paint collected in  the  state by  method  of disposition, including reuse, recycling and other methods of processing or disposal;  (d) the total cost of implementing the program, as  determined  by  an independent financial audit, as performed by an independent auditor;  (e)  samples  of  all  educational  materials provided to consumers of architectural paint and retailers; and  (f) a detailed list of efforts undertaken and  an  evaluation  of  the methods used to disseminate such materials including recommendations, if any, for how the educational component of the program can be improved.   2.  The  department shall submit a report regarding the implementation of this title in this state to the governor  and  legislature  by  April first,  two  thousand  twenty-two  and  every  two years thereafter. The report must include, at a minimum, an evaluation of:  (a) the architectural and postconsumer paint stream in the state;  (b) disposal, recycling and reuse rates in the state for architectural paint;  (c)  a  discussion  of  compliance  and  enforcement  related  to  the requirements of this title; and  (d) recommendations for any changes to this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2007 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 20 - Postconsumer Paint Collection Program 27-2007 - Department Responsibilities.

§ 27-2007. Department responsibilities.1. The department shall promulgate all necessary rules and regulations   including, but not limited to, standards for reuse.2.  The  department  shall  (a)  maintain  a list of producers who are   implementing or participating pursuant to section 27-2003 of this title,   (b) maintain a list of each such producer's brands, and  (c)  post  such   lists on the department's website.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2103 - Labeling.

§ 27-2103. Labeling.   1.  Mercury-added  consumer  products sold or offered for sale in this state by a distributor or retailer shall be labeled by the  manufacturer thereof in accordance with the provisions of this section.   2.  Unless  alternative  labeling  is  approved  by  the  commissioner pursuant  to  subdivision  four  of  this  section,  the   labeling   of mercury-added consumer products shall:  (a)  clearly  and  conspicuously  inform  the consumer that mercury is present in such product and that such product shall not be  disposed  of or  placed  in  a  waste stream destined for disposal in mixed municipal solid waste until  the  mercury  is  removed  and  reused,  recycled  or otherwise  managed  to  ensure  that the mercury does not become part of solid waste or contaminate wastewater;  (b) be conspicuous to the consumer prior to the purchase,  and  during the installation and removal of such product;  (c)  be  affixed  to  the  product  and  be  composed  of  a  material sufficiently durable to remain legible and so  affixed  for  the  useful life of the product; and  (d) be printed and affixed to the product by the manufacturer thereof.   3.  Automobile  manufacturers  shall  be  deemed  to meet the labeling requirements of this section, with respect to either original  equipment or  service  parts, if new automobiles bear a label on the doorpost that lists the mercury-added components that may be present in such  vehicle. Such  label  shall,  to  the largest extent possible, be consistent with labeling provisions of other  states.  An  automobile  manufacturer  may apply to the commissioner for approval of an alternative to the labeling requirement  that  would  be  at least as effective in providing presale notification of mercury content.   4. (a)  The  commissioner  may  promulgate  rules  and/or  regulations specifying labeling requirements, provided, however, that any such rules and/or  regulations  shall  allow for the use of labels adopted by other states that meet the requirements of subdivision two of this section.  (b) The commissioner shall  promulgate  rules  and/or  regulations  to authorize   alternative   labeling,   including  package  labeling,  for mercury-added consumer products as  defined  in  this  title  under  the following conditions:  (i)  a  manufacturer  must  submit  a  written request for alternative labeling  documenting  that  a  product  or  class  of  products  cannot reasonably  be  labeled  to  comply  with  specific requirements of this title; and  (ii) all authorizations for alternative labeling  granted  under  this subdivision shall be valid for four years and may be renewed.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2105 - Disposal.

§ 27-2105. Disposal.1.   No   person   shall  knowingly  or  intentionally  dispose  of  a   mercury-added consumer product in solid waste or  otherwise  dispose  of   such  a  product  except  by separated delivery thereof to a solid waste   management facility or hazardous waste management facility permitted  or   authorized pursuant to title seven or nine of this article.2.  No person or collector shall knowingly or intentionally dispose of   any mercury-added consumer product by delivery to  a  resource  recovery   facility  as  permitted  pursuant  to  title seven of this article where   waste or hazardous waste is burned as fuel for the purpose of recovering   usable energy.3. No collector, solid waste management facility, or  hazardous  waste   management  facility  shall knowingly or intentionally store, recycle or   dispose of any mercury-added consumer product except in accordance  with   regulations promulgated pursuant to this article.4.  The  department,  in  consultation  with the department of health,   shall develop and disseminate informational materials on the dangers  of   mercury-added  consumer  products,  and the requirements of this section   relating to  the  separation  and  disposal  of  mercury-added  consumer   products.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2111 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2111 - Regulations.

§ 27-2111. Regulations.The  department shall promulgate and enforce any regulations necessary   to implement the provisions of this title.Such regulations shall provide for the proper storage,  recycling  and   disposal  of  mercury-added  consumer  products  at facilities regulated   pursuant to titles seven and nine of this article.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2113 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2113 - Exemptions.

§ 27-2113. Exemptions.1.  The  provisions of this title shall not apply to photographic film   and paper, pharmaceutical products, biological products or any substance   that may be lawfully sold over the counter without a prescription  under   the  federal  Food,  Drug  and  Cosmetic Act, 21 USC 301 et seq. For the   purposes of  this  subdivision,  "biological  product"  means  a  virus,   therapeutic  serum, toxin, antitoxin, vaccine, blood, blood component or   derivative, allergenic product or an analogous product, or arsphenamine,   or any other trivalent organic arsenic compound used for the prevention,   treatment or cure of a disease or condition of human beings.2. The provisions of subdivision one of section 27-2105 of this  title   shall not apply to mercury-containing lamps discarded by households.3.  The provisions of subdivision one of section 27-2105 of this title   shall not  apply  to  mercury-containing  lamps  discarded  by  a  small   business   if   such  small  business  discards  no  more  than  fifteen   mercury-containing lamps per month. For the purposes of this subdivision   "small business" means any business which is  resident  in  this  state,   independently  owned  and  operated,  not  dominant  in  its  field, and   employing not more than one hundred individuals.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2115 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2115 - Interstate Clearinghouse.

§ 27-2115. Interstate clearinghouse.   1.  (a)  The  department is authorized to participate in the regional, multi-state clearinghouse to assist in carrying out the requirements  of this  title.  The  department  is  authorized  to  collect the following information   from   product   manufacturers   or   trade   associations representing manufacturers of a product or component to which mercury is intentionally  added  during  formulation  or  manufacture, or a product containing one or more components  to  which  mercury  is  intentionally added during formulation or manufacture:  (i) a brief description of the product or product component;  (ii)  the  purpose for which mercury is used in the product or product component;  (iii) the amount of mercury in each unit of the product or component;  (iv) the total amount of mercury contained in all units of the product or product components; and  (v) the name and address of the manufacturer, and  the  name,  address and phone number of a contact person for the manufacturer.  (b)  Every  mercury-added  consumer  product  or product component for which federal law  governs  notice  in  a  manner  that  preempts  state authority shall be exempt from the requirements of this subdivision.  (c) With the approval of the department, a manufacturer may supply the information  required by paragraph (a) of this subdivision for a product category rather than  an  individual  product.  The  manufacturer  shall update  and revise the information in the notification whenever there is a significant change  in  the  information  or  when  requested  by  the department.  (d)  A  product  or  product  component shall not be offered for final sale,  use  or  distributed  for   promotional   purposes   unless   the manufacturer  of the product or product component or a trade association representing manufacturers of the product or component has provided  the information required in paragraph (a) of this subdivision.   2.  The  clearinghouse is authorized to maintain information on behalf of New York state, including, but not limited to:  (a)  a  list  of  all products  containing mercury, including mercury-added consumer products; and (b) a file on all exemptions granted by the states.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2117 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2117 - Phase-Out of Mercury-Added Components in Motor Vehicles.

§ 27-2117. Phase-out of mercury-added components in motor vehicles.1.  Commencing  with  the motor vehicle model year for the fourth year   after the calendar year in  which  this  subdivision  takes  effect,  no   manufacturer  shall  equip any motor vehicle sold in this state with any   mercury-added component.2. Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivision one of this  section,   a  motor vehicle may be equipped with a mercury-added component which is   necessary to comply with federal or state safety or health requirements,   or for the purposes of national security, provided that the manufacturer   applies for and receives an exemption from the commissioner.3. If granted an exemption, every motor vehicle that is equipped  with   a  mercury-added  component  shall  be  labeled  by  the manufacturer as   required in subdivision 3 of section 27-2103 of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2119 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 21 - Mercury-Added Consumer Products 27-2119 - Phase-Out of Mercury-Containing Flooring.

§ 27-2119. Phase-out of mercury-containing flooring.   1.  Commencing  a  year  after the calendar year in which this section takes effect, no public or  nonpublic  elementary  or  secondary  school shall  install a mercury-containing floor nor shall any school install a floor  over  a  mercury-containing  floor  prior  to  removal   of   the mercury-containing floor.   2. The time weighted average mercury vapor exposure for an employee or student  of  a  public or nonpublic elementary or secondary school shall not exceed 750 ng/m (3).   3. For purposes of this section:  (a)  "mercury-containing  floor"  shall  mean   a   floor   containing phenyl-mercuric-acetate catalyst.  (b)  "time weighted average" shall mean an employee's average airborne exposure in an eight-hour work shift of a forty-hour work week or for  a person  under  the  age of eighteen shall mean sixteen hours or less per week averaged over the school year.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2205 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2205 - Waste Transporter Responsibilities.

§ 27-2205. Waste transporter responsibilities.   1.  Any waste transporter that collects food scraps for recycling from a designated food scraps generator shall:  (a) deliver food scraps to a transfer facility that will deliver  such food scraps to an organics recycler unless such generator has received a temporary  waiver  under  subdivision  three  of section 27-2203 of this title; or  (b) deliver such food scraps directly to an organics recycler.   2. Any waste transporter that collects food scraps from  a  designated food  scraps  generator  shall  take  all  reasonable precautions to not deliver those food scraps to an incinerator or a landfill nor  commingle the material with any other solid waste unless such commingled waste can be  processed  by  an  organics  recycler  or  unless such generator has received a temporary waiver under subdivision three of  section  27-2203 of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2207 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2207 - Transfer Facility.

§ 27-2207. Transfer facility.Any transfer facility that receives food scraps from a designated food   scraps  generator  must  ensure  that  the  food  scraps are taken to an   organics recycler unless such generator has received a temporary  waiver   under  subdivision  three  of  section 27-2203 of this title. A transfer   facility shall take all reasonable  precautions  to  not  commingle  the   material  with any other solid waste unless such commingled waste can be   processed by an organics recycler.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2209 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2209 - Food Scraps Disposal Prohibition.

§ 27-2209. Food scraps disposal prohibition.Incinerators  and  landfills  shall take all reasonable precautions to   not accept food scraps from designated food scraps  generators  required   to  send  their  food  scraps  to an organics recycler as outlined under   section 27-2203  of  this  title,  after  January  first,  two  thousand   twenty-two,  unless  the designated food scraps generator has received a   temporary waiver under subdivision three  of  section  27-2203  of  this   title.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2211 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2211 - Department Responsibilities.

§ 27-2211. Department responsibilities.1.  The  department  shall publish on its website: (a) the methodology   the department will use to determine who  is  a  designated  food  scrap   generator;  (b) the waiver process; (c) procedures to minimize odors and   vectors; and (d) a  list  of  all  designated  food  scraps  generators,   organics   recyclers,   and   all   waste   transporters   that   manage   source-separated organics.2. No later than June first,  two  thousand  twenty-one  and  annually   thereafter,  the  department  shall  assess the capacity of each organic   recycler and notify  designated  food  scraps  generators  if  they  are   required  to  comply with the provisions of paragraph (b) of subdivision   one of section 27-2203 of this title.3.  The  department  shall  develop  and  make  available  educational   materials  to  assist  designated food scraps generators with compliance   with this title. The department shall also develop  education  materials   on  food  waste minimization and encourage municipalities to disseminate   these materials both on their municipal websites and in any such  future   mailings to their residents as they may distribute.4.  The  department  shall  regulate organics recyclers to ensure that   their activities do not impair water quality  or  otherwise  harm  human   health and the environment.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2213 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2213 - Regulations.

§ 27-2213. Regulations.The  department  shall,  after one or more public hearings, promulgate   rules and regulations necessary to  implement  the  provisions  of  this   title  including:  (a)  the  methodology  the  department  will  use  to   determine who is a designated food  scraps  generator;  (b)  the  waiver   process; (c) procedures to minimize odors and vectors; (d) a list of all   designated  food  scraps  generators,  organics recyclers, and all waste   transporters  that  manage  source-separated  organics;  and   (e)   how   designated  food  scraps  generators shall comply with the provisions of   paragraph (a) and subparagraph (i) of paragraph (b) of  subdivision  one   of section 27-2203 of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2215 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2215 - Exclusions.

§ 27-2215. Exclusions.1. This title shall not apply to any designated food scraps generators   located  in  a city with a population of one million or more which has a   local law, ordinance or regulation in place which requires the diversion   of edible food and food scraps from disposal.2. This title does not apply to hospitals, nursing homes,  adult  care   facilities, and elementary and secondary schools.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2217 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2217 - Annual Report.

§ 27-2217. Annual report.No  later  than  January  first,  two thousand twenty-three, and on an   annual basis thereafter, the department shall submit an annual report to   the governor and  legislature  describing  the  operation  of  the  food   donation  and  food  scraps recycling program including amount of edible   food  donated,  amount  of  food  scraps  recycled,  sample  educational   materials, and number of waivers provided.
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2218 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2218 - Supermarket Excess Edible Food.

* § 27-2218. Supermarket excess edible food.1.  For  the  purpose  of this section, "supermarket" means a physical   retail store which has at the subject location more  than  ten  thousand   square  feet  devoted to offering food for human consumption for sale to   the general public.2. Every supermarket shall from time to time make excess  edible  food   available to food relief organizations. No supermarket shall be required   to  make  available a particular quantity or level of excess edible food   or to transport or distribute any excess edible food.3. A supermarket shall be deemed in compliance with this section if it   in good  faith  arranges  with  a  food  relief  organization  that  has   requested  in writing to collect excess edible food from the supermarket   for the collection of such excess edible food. The  rights,  liabilities   or  immunity  of any party under this section shall be governed pursuant   to the Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act (42 U.S.C.  §  1791   et seq.), as of January seventh, two thousand eleven.4. A supermarket may impose reasonable restrictions as to the time and   manner  of  collection  by  a  food  relief  organization  so  as not to   interfere with its business operations.5. A supermarket may, in accordance with any applicable laws,  dispose   of  any  excess  edible  food  which  is  not picked up by a food relief   organization within a reasonable time.6. Nothing in this section shall be construed to supersede  any  state   or  federal  health laws or regulations regarding the handling of excess   edible food.7. A supermarket that does not meet the requirements of  this  section   shall not be subject to the penalties specified in title twenty-seven of   article seventy-one of this chapter.* NB Repealed December 31, 2021
NY Env Conserv L § 27-2219 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 27 - Collection, Treatment and Disposal of Refuse and Other Solid Waste Title 22 - Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling 27-2219 - Severability.

§ 27-2219. Severability.The  provisions  of  this  title shall be severable and if any portion   thereof or the applicability thereof to any person  or  circumstance  is   held  invalid,  the  remainder of this title and the application thereof   shall not be affected thereby.