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NY Env Conserv L § 33-1203 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 33 - Pesticides Title 12 - Pesticide Sales and Use Data Base and Recordkeeping and Reporting 33-1203 - Access to Pesticide Information.

§ 33-1203. Access to pesticide information.1.  a.  The  commissioner shall, upon written request of an interested   party, in printed form or  on  a  diskette  in  computerized  data  base   format,   provide   the  information  on  pesticides  submitted  to  the   department pursuant to sections 33-1205 and 33-1207 of this title.  Such   information  shall  be provided by county or counties, or five-digit zip   code or codes as selected by the interested  party  making  the  written   request.  The  commissioner  shall not provide the name, address, or any   other information which would otherwise identify a commercial or private   applicator, or any person who sells or offers for sale restricted use or   general use pesticides to  a  private  applicator,  or  any  person  who   received  the  services  of  a commercial applicator. In accordance with   article  six  of  the  public  officers  law,  proprietary   information   contained within such record, including price charged per product, shall   not  be  disclosed.  The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to   the provision of pesticide data  to  the  commissioner  of  health,  the   health research science board and researchers pursuant to title one-B of   article twenty-four of the public health law.b.  The  department shall, upon request from the department of health,   compile pesticide application information by  nine-digit  zip  code  and   provide  the  information  to the commissioner of health for researchers   entitled to receive information pursuant to paragraph (d) of subdivision   one of section twenty-four hundred  eleven  of  the  public  health  law   provided,  however, if the nine-digit zip code cannot be determined, the   information shall be compiled by town or city.2. The fees for copies of information  shall  not  exceed  twenty-five   cents  per photocopy not in excess of nine inches by fourteen inches, or   the actual cost of reproducing any information.
NY Env Conserv L § 33-1207 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 33 - Pesticides Title 12 - Pesticide Sales and Use Data Base and Recordkeeping and Reporting 33-1207 - Recordkeeping and Reporting by Importers and Manufacturers.

§ 33-1207. Recordkeeping and reporting by importers and manufacturers.1.  Each  person  manufacturing or compounding a registered restricted   use pesticide in this  state,  or  importing  or  causing  a  registered   restricted  use  pesticide  to  be  imported  into  this  state for use,   distribution, or storage, shall maintain records of all sales within the   state during the preceding year of each restricted use pesticide product   which he or she has imported, manufactured or compounded. The record  of   each restricted use pesticide product shall include:a. EPA registration number;b. container size; andc. number of containers sold to New York purchasers.2.  Such  records  shall  be  maintained for a period of not less than   three years.   All manufacturers and  importers  shall  file  an  annual   report  containing  such  information  with  the  department on computer   diskette or in printed form on or before February first  for  the  prior   calendar year.
NY Env Conserv L § 33-1303 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 33 - Pesticides Title 13 - Unlawful Acts 33-1303 - Registration Not a Defense.

§ 33-1303. Registration not a defense.In  no  event  shall  registration  of  a pesticide, be construed as a   defense for the commission of any offense prohibited under  subdivisions   1 through 7 of section 33-1301.
NY Env Conserv L § 33-1501 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 33 - Pesticides Title 15 - Seizure 33-1501 - Pesticides Which May Be Seized.

§ 33-1501. Pesticides which may be seized.1.  Any  pesticide that is distributed, sold, offered for sale or used   within this state or delivered  for  transportation  or  transported  in   intrastate  commerce  or  between  points  within this state through any   point outside this state may be seized for confiscation or be  made  the   subject of a stop-use order:a.  If  it  is  adulterated  or  misbranded,  or  if  it  has not been   registered as required under this article;b. If it fails to bear on its label the information required  by  this   article;c.  If  it  is a white powder pesticide and is not colored as required   under this article;d. If a permit required by this article has not been issued in respect   to such pesticide; ore. If there is probable cause to believe a pesticide is being used  in   violation  of  any  provision  of  this  article, title three of article   fifteen of this chapter or rules or regulations promulgated pursuant  to   any such provision.2.  Whenever  the  commissioner  or his duly authorized representative   shall find distributed, sold, exposed or offered for  sale  within  this   state  any  pesticide  which  is adulterated or misbranded as defined in   this article, or which fails  to  bear  on  its  label  the  information   required  by  this  article,  or  which  is not colored or registered as   required under this article, or for which a permit has not  been  issued   for its sale, offer for sale, purchase, possession or use as required by   this article, he may seize or destroy such pesticide.3.  Whenever the commissioner finds, or has probable cause to believe,   that a pesticide is being used in violation of  any  provision  of  this   article,  title  three  of article fifteen of this chapter, or rules and   regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, the commissioner may  issue  a   stop-use  order requiring the user of the pesticide immediately to cease   using such pesticide and immediately to remove  such  pesticide  to  the   specified  location.  Within  thirty  days of the issuance of a stop-use   order, the commissioner shall  either  rescind  the  stop-use  order  or   commence a proceeding to seize and destroy such pesticides.
NY Env Conserv L § 33-1503 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 33 - Pesticides Title 15 - Seizure 33-1503 - Procedure Following Seizure.

§ 33-1503. Procedure following seizure.1.  Whenever the commissioner finds, or has probable cause to believe,   that any pesticide is adulterated or misbranded or  improperly  labeled,   or  is  not  colored  within  the  meaning  of  this  article, or is not   registered as required under this article, or for which a permit has not   been issued for its sale, offer for sale, purchase, possession or use as   required by this article, he may affix to such pesticide a tag or  other   appropriate marking giving notice that such pesticide is or is suspected   of  being  adulterated  or  misbranded,  or  improperly  labeled, or not   colored, or not registered as required under this article, or for  which   a  permit  has  not  been issued for its sale, offer for sale, purchase,   possession or use as required by this article, and has been quarantined,   and warning all persons not to remove or dispose of such  pesticide,  by   sale  or otherwise, until permission for removal or disposal is given by   the commissioner or his duly authorized representative.2.  Before  destruction  of  any  pesticide   following   seizure   or   quarantine,  the  commissioner  shall  give  the  owner,  proprietor  or   custodian of such pesticide ten days' notice in writing,  to  be  served   either personally or by mail, of a hearing for the owner, proprietor, or   custodian,  to  show cause why such pesticide should not be destroyed or   otherwise disposed of in accordance with the provisions of law.3. Following such hearing, the commissioner shall render a decision in   writing and filed with the department,  and  a  copy  thereof  shall  be   served  either  personally  or  by  mail  on  the  owner, proprietor, or   custodian of such pesticide, but formal findings of fact  shall  not  be   required  to  be  made or filed. The decision shall be subject to review   under article 78 of the Civil Practice Law and Rules  instituted  within   thirty  days after receipt by the owner, proprietor or custodian of such   pesticide of a copy of the commissioner's decision.4. Whenever any pesticide is seized or quarantined as provided in this   section, the destruction and  disposition  thereof,  together  with  any   necessary  storage,  handling  or  other incidentals between the time of   seizure or quarantine and the destruction and disposition thereof, shall   be the responsibility, both financially and  otherwise,  of  the  owner,   proprietor  or custodian of such pesticide; provided, however, that such   destruction  and  disposition  shall  be  carried  out  only  under  the   direction  and  immediate  supervision  of  the commissioner or his duly   authorized representative.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0101 - Definitions.

§ 37-0101. Definitions.As used in this article, unless the context requires otherwise:1.  "Oral  LD  (rat)  toxicity" means a calculated dose of a substance   which is expected to cause the death of fifty percent of an experimental   rat population when administered orally.2. "Inhalation LC (rat) toxicity" means a calculated concentration  of   substance  in air, exposure to which is expected to cause death of fifty   percent of an experimental rat population when inhaled.3. "Dermal  LD  (rabbit)  toxicity"  means  a  calculated  dose  of  a   substance  which  is  expected to cause the death of fifty percent of an   experimental rabbit population when applied to the skin.4. "Brominated flame  retardants"  refers  generally  to  any  product   containing  a mixture of chemicals known as brominated diphenyl ether to   prevent, reduce or retard  the  risk  of  fire  in  electronic  devices,   furniture, and textiles.5.  "Polybrominated  diphenyl ether" (PBDE) is a mixture of brominated   diphenyl  ethers,  usually  marketed  as  pentabromodiphenyl  ether   or   octabromodiphenyl  ether,  according  to  how many hydrogen atoms in the   diphenyloxide structure are replaced with bromine atoms.6. "Process", as used in section 37-0111  of  this  title,  shall  not   include    the    processing    of   metallic   recyclables   containing   pentabrominated diphenyl ether or octabrominated diphenyl ether that  is   conducted  in  compliance  with all applicable federal, state, and local   laws.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0103 - Lists of Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment.

§ 37-0103. Lists  of substances hazardous or acutely hazardous to public              health, safety or the environment.   1. No later than two years from the date  on  which  this  section  as hereby  amended  takes  effect,  the  commissioner  shall promulgate and thereafter from time to time amend regulations consistent with the state administrative procedure act which contain:  (a) A list of substances hazardous to the public health, safety or the environment, as required by paragraph (b) of subdivision ten of  section 71-2702 of this chapter, which meet the following criteria:  (i) because of their quantity, concentration, or physical, chemical or infectious   characteristics  cause  physical  injury  or  illness  when improperly treated,  stored,  transported,  disposed  of,  or  otherwise managed; or  (ii)  pose  a  present  or  potential  hazard  to the environment when improperly treated,  stored,  transported,  disposed  of,  or  otherwise managed; or  (iii)  because  of  their  toxicity or concentration within biological chains, present a demonstrated threat to  biological  life  cycles  when released into the environment.  (b) A list of substances acutely hazardous to public health, safety or the  environment,  as required by paragraph (b) of subdivision eleven of section 71-2702 of this chapter, which meet the following criteria:  (i) A. have an oral LD (rat) toxicity of less than 50  milligrams  per kilogram; or   B.  have an inhalation LC (rat) toxicity of less than 2 milligrams per liter; or   C. have a dermal LD (rabbit) toxicity of less than 200 milligrams  per kilogram; or  (ii) cause or are capable of causing death, serious illness or serious physical  injury  to  any  person or persons as a consequence of release into the environment.   2. In promulgating a list pursuant to paragraph (a) of subdivision one of this section, the commissioner shall include the following:  (a)  substances  whose  manufacture,   processing,   contribution   in commerce,  use,  possession or disposal is banned, prohibited or limited pursuant to the federal Toxic Substances Control Act (15 U.S.C. 2601  et seq.) as of January 1, 2008, as amended from time to time;  (b)  substances  and  pesticides whose use or possession is prohibited pursuant to the federal Insecticide, Fungicide and  Rodenticide  Act  (7 U.S.C. 135 et seq.) as of January 1, 2008, as amended from time to time; and  (c) substances defined as hazardous substances pursuant to the federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (26 U.S.C.  4611  et seq.; 42 U.S.C. 9601 et seq.) as of January 1, 2008, as amended from time to time.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0105 - Rules and Regulations.

§ 37-0105. Rules and regulations.The   department   is   hereby  authorized  to  promulgate  rules  and   regulations pertaining to the storage and release to the environment  of   substances  hazardous  or  acutely hazardous to public health, safety or   the environment. Such rules and regulations may  require  the  users  of   substances  which may meet the criteria upon which the lists referred to   in paragraphs (a) and (b) of subdivision one of section 37-0103 of  this   chapter are based to furnish to the department for the public record any   information  regarding such substances which the said user may have, and   the nature and extent of research performed by said user concerning  the   effects of such substances on human health and the environment. Prior to   promulgation  of  rules and regulations hereunder, public hearings shall   be held upon notice in two newspapers in the  locality  of  said  public   hearings, at least two times per week in each of three successive weeks.   Such hearings shall be conducted not less than sixty (60) days following   the date of last publication.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0107 - Prohibition Against Storage or Release.

§ 37-0107. Prohibition against storage or release.No  person  shall  store  or  release  to  the  environment substances   hazardous  or  acutely  hazardous  to  public  health,  safety  or   the   environment  in  contravention  of  rules  and  regulations  promulgated   pursuant hereto.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0109 - Chromated Copper Arsenate Pressure Treated Lumber; Public Facilities.

§ 37-0109.  Chromated  copper  arsenate  pressure treated lumber; publicfacilities.1. The state, and any political subdivision thereof, school  district,   board  of  cooperative educational services or public authority, and any   agency of any such entity shall be  prohibited  from  constructing,  any   structure  on  any playground owned or operated by such an entity, which   uses lumber which is pressure treated with chromated copper arsenate.2. The state, and any political subdivision thereof, school  district,   board  of  cooperative educational services or public authority, and any   agency of any such entity shall maintain and operate all (a)  structures   constructed  with lumber which is pressure treated with chromated copper   arsenate, which is on any  playground  owned  or  operated  by  such  an   entity,  or  (b) picnic tables constructed with lumber which is pressure   treated with chromated copper arsenate, which is on any  facility  owned   or operated by such an entity, in such a manner as to minimize chromated   copper arsenate from leaching from such structure or picnic table. Every   such  entity  shall  maintain  the  ground  cover  surrounding  any such   structure or picnic table in a manner to minimize exposure to  potential   chromated copper arsenate contamination.3.  The  commissioner  shall  compile  and  publish information on the   dangers and hazards to public health and the environment of the  use  of   chromated  copper  arsenate  pressure  treated  lumber. In addition, the   commissioner shall compile and publish a list of  less  toxic  materials   which  may  be  used  as  an  alternative to the use of chromated copper   arsenate pressure treated lumber. The department shall also compile  and   publish   information  on  non-toxic  methods  and  materials  that  are   available to adequately maintain playground structures and picnic tables   constructed with chromated copper arsenate pressure treated lumber in  a   manner  that minimizes chromated copper arsenate from leaching from such   structures and picnic tables.  The  department  shall  insure  that  the   information  compiled  and  published  pursuant  to  this subdivision is   widely disseminated to the general public.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0113 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0113 - Lead and Mercury-Added Wheel Weights; Prohibited.

§ 37-0113. Lead and mercury-added wheel weights; prohibited.1.  On and after April first, two thousand eleven any person replacing   or balancing a tire on a motor vehicle required to be  registered  under   article fourteen of title four of the vehicle and traffic law, shall not   use  a  wheel weight or other product for balancing motor vehicle wheels   if the weight or other balancing product contains more than 0.1  percent   lead by weight.2.  On  and after April first, two thousand eleven, a person shall not   sell or offer to sell  or  distribute  weights  or  other  products  for   balancing  motor vehicle wheels if the weight or other balancing product   contains more than 0.1 percent lead by weight.3. On and after April first, two thousand twelve,  a  person  may  not   sell a new motor vehicle that is equipped with a weight or other product   for  balancing  motor  vehicle  wheels  if the weight or other balancing   product contains more than 0.1 percent lead by weight.4. On  or  after  April  first,  two  thousand  eighteen,  any  person   replacing  or  balancing  a  tire  on  a  motor  vehicle  required to be   registered under article fourteen of  title  four  of  the  vehicle  and   traffic law, shall not use a wheel weight or other product for balancing   motor  vehicle  wheels if the weight or other balancing product contains   mercury that was intentionally  added  during  the  manufacture  of  the   product.5. On and after April first, two thousand eighteen, a person shall not   sell  or  offer  to  sell  or  distribute  weights or other products for   balancing motor vehicle wheels if the weight or other balancing  product   contains  mercury that was intentionally added during the manufacture of   the product.6. For purposes of this section, the following terms  shall  have  the   following meanings:a.  "New  motor  vehicle" means a motor vehicle that is required to be   registered under article fourteen of  title  four  of  the  vehicle  and   traffic  law  that  has  not been previously sold to any person except a   distributor, wholesaler or motor vehicle dealer for resale.b. "Person" means  any  individual,  firm,  association,  partnership,   corporation, organization, or joint venture.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0119 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0119 - Prohibition Against Certain Uses of Trichloroethylene.

* § 37-0119. Prohibition against certain uses of trichloroethylene.   1.  No  person  shall  use  trichloroethylene as a vapor degreaser, an intermediate chemical to produce other chemicals, a refrigerant,  or  an extraction  solvent or in any other manufacturing or industrial cleaning process or use.   2. For purposes of this section:  (a) "Extraction solvent" means a solvent used to separate  a  specific substance from a mixture.  (b) "Refrigerant" means a chemical that is used as a heat carrier in a cooling  mechanism and that changes from liquid to gas and back again in the refrigeration cycle.  (c) "Trichloroethylene" means a chemical with  the  Chemical  Registry Abstract Services Number of 79-01-6.  (d)  "Vapor  degreaser"  means  a  substance  boiled  to  a vapor that condenses onto metal parts,  causing  beading  and  dripping,  and  that removes contaminants from the parts.   3. Severability. The provisions of this section shall be severable and if  any  portion  thereof  or the applicability thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder  of  this  section  and  the application thereof shall not be affected thereby.   * NB There are 2 § 37-0119's   * NB Effective December 1, 2022
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0119-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 1 - Substances Hazardous to the Environment 37-0119*2 - Coal Tar; Prohibited.

* § 37-0119. Coal tar; prohibited.** 1.  A  person  shall  not sell or offer for sale a pavement product   containing coal tar.** NB Effective November 8, 2022** 2. A person shall not apply a pavement product that is  labeled  as   containing coal tar on a driveway or parking area.** NB Effective November 8, 20233.  For  purposes  of this section, the following terms shall have the   following meanings:a. "Coal tar" means a viscous substance obtained  by  the  destructive   distillation  of  coal  and  containing  levels  of  polycyclic aromatic   hydrocarbons (PAHs) in excess of ten thousand milligrams per kilogram.b. "Pavement product" means a material that is for use on  an  asphalt   or concrete surface, including but not limited to sealcoat.* NB There are 2 § 37-0119's