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NY Env Conserv L § 37-0507 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 5 - Bisphenol A 37-0507 - Product Labeling.

§ 37-0507. Product labeling.The  commissioner  may  authorize product labeling of products that do   not contain bisphenol A. The label  on  such  products  may  prominently   state  "Bisphenol  A  Free"  or  "BPA-Free" to inform consumers that the   product does not contain the chemical bisphenol A.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0509 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 5 - Bisphenol A 37-0509 - Preemption.

§ 37-0509. Preemption.Jurisdiction  in  all  matters  pertaining  to  bisphenol  A which are   regulated pursuant to the provisions  of  this  title  shall  be  vested   exclusively in the state.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0511 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 5 - Bisphenol A 37-0511 - Rules and Regulations.

§ 37-0511. Rules and regulations.The  department is authorized to promulgate such rules and regulations   as it shall deem necessary to implement the provisions of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0701 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 7 - Tris 37-0701 - Short Title.

§ 37-0701. Short title.This  title shall be known and may be cited as the "TRIS-free children   and babies act".
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0703 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 7 - Tris 37-0703 - Definitions.

§ 37-0703. Definitions.As used in this title:1.  "Child  care product" means a consumer product intended for use by   children under three years of age, such  as  baby  products,  toys,  car   seats, nursing pillows, crib mattresses, and strollers.2.  "TRIS"  shall  include  TCEP  (TRIS (2-chloroethyl) phosphate) and   TDCPP (TRIS (1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate).
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0705 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 7 - Tris 37-0705 - Child Care Products.

§ 37-0705. Child care products.1.  Beginning  December first, two thousand thirteen, no person, firm,   partnership, association, limited liability company or corporation shall   sell or offer for sale any child care product  intended  for  use  by  a   child three years of age or younger containing TRIS.2.  The  provisions  of  this  section  shall not apply to the sale or   distribution of child care products resold or  offered  for  resale,  or   distributed by consumers for consumer use.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0707 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 7 - Tris 37-0707 - Preemption.

§ 37-0707. Preemption.Jurisdiction  in  all  matters  pertaining to TRIS which are regulated   pursuant to the provisions of this title shall be vested exclusively  in   the state.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0709 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 7 - Tris 37-0709 - Rules and Regulations.

§ 37-0709. Rules and regulations.The  department is authorized to promulgate such rules and regulations   as it shall deem necessary to implement the provisions of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0903 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 9 - Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products 37-0903 - Applicability.

§ 37-0903. Applicability.   1.  New  children's products. The provisions of this title shall apply to chemicals  of  concern  and  high-priority  chemicals  in  children's products  sold  or  distributed  as  new  and  does  not  apply  to used children's products that are sold or distributed for free at  secondhand stores, yard sales, on the internet or donated to charities.   2.  Exceptions.  (a) The requirements of this title shall not apply to high priority chemicals  used  in  or  for  industry  or  manufacturing, including  chemicals processed or otherwise used in or for industrial or manufacturing processes and not included in the final product.  (b) Combustion. The requirements of this  title  shall  not  apply  to high-priority  chemicals  generated  solely as combustion by-products or that are present in combustible fuels.  (c) Small business exception. The requirements of this title shall not apply to children's product manufacturers that employ  five  persons  or fewer and are independently owned and operated.  (d)  Retailers.  A  retailer  is  exempt from the requirements of this title  unless  that  retailer  knowingly  sells  a  children's   product containing  a  high-priority  chemical  after  the effective date of its prohibition for which that retailer has received  notification  pursuant to section 37-0913 of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0907 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 9 - Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products 37-0907 - Reporting on the Use of Chemicals.

§ 37-0907. Reporting on the use of chemicals.   1.  Reporting  of  chemical  use.  No later than twelve months after a chemical of concern or  high-priority  chemical  appears  on  the  lists promulgated   pursuant   to   section   37-0905  of  this  title,  every manufacturer who offers a children's product for sale or distribution in this state that contains  a  chemical  of  concern  or  a  high-priority chemical   shall   report  such  chemical  use  at  or  above  practical quantification limits to the  department,  provided  however,  that  the department  may,  through regulation, establish an alternative threshold for the reporting of trace contaminants.  (a) This report must at a minimum identify the children's product, the high-priority  chemical  or  chemicals  of  concern  contained  in   the children's  product  and  the  intended  purpose  of such chemicals. The department may also require reporting of the following information:  (i) the amount of such chemical in the children's product; or  (ii) information on the likelihood that the chemical will be  released from the children's product to the environment during the product's life cycle  and  the  extent  to  which users of the product are likely to be exposed to the chemical.  (b) The department is authorized to direct submission of  such  report to  the interstate chemicals clearinghouse and may otherwise provide for reciprocal data sharing with other states which require reporting of the same information.   2. Waiver of  reporting.  Upon  application  by  a  manufacturer,  the commissioner  may  waive all or part of the reporting requirements under subdivision one of this section for one or  more  specified  uses  of  a high-priority  chemical.  In making such determination, the commissioner may consider: (a) if substantially  equivalent  information  is  already publicly  available  or  that  the  information  is  not  needed for the purposes of this chapter, (b) similar waivers granted by  other  states, and (c) whether the specified use or uses are minor in volume.   3.  Fees. The manufacturer shall pay a fee upon submission of a report of chemical use pursuant to subdivision one of this section or a  waiver request  pursuant  to  subdivision  two  of  this  section  to cover the department's reasonable costs in the administration and  enforcement  of this  title.  Exclusive  of  fines  and  penalties, the state shall only recover its actual cost of administration and enforcement.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0909 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 9 - Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products 37-0909 - Sales Prohibition.

§ 37-0909. Sales prohibition.   1. Effective January first, two thousand twenty-three, no person shall distribute, sell or offer for sale in this state a children's product in which  tris (1, 3 dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate (CAS 13674-87-8), benzene (CAS 71-43-2),, or asbestos  (CAS  1332-21-4)  is  intentionally  added. This provision shall not apply: (a) to a children's product solely based on its containing an enclosed battery or enclosed electronic components; (b)  where  state  regulation  of  children's  products  is preempted by federal law; (c) where the chemical is present as a  trace  contaminant; or  (d) to an inaccessible component of a children's product that during reasonable, foreseeable use and abuse of the product would not come into direct contact with a child's  skin  or  mouth,  as  determined  by  the department.  The  commissioner may exempt a children's product from this prohibition if, in the commissioner's judgment, the lack of availability of the children's product could pose  an  unreasonable  risk  to  public health, safety or welfare.   2.  (a)  To  the extent allowed by federal law, the department may, by regulation, prohibit the distribution, sale, or offer for sale  in  this state  of  a  children's  product  that contains a chemical added to the high-priority chemicals list pursuant to section 37-0905 of this  title, or  a  chemical  recommended  for  prohibition by the children's product safety council pursuant to paragraph (b) of subdivision five of  section 37-0911 of this title.  (b)  In  developing  rules  to  prohibit  a  chemical pursuant to this subdivision, the department shall rely on credible  scientific  evidence and   consider   information  relevant  to  the  hazards  based  on  the quantitative extent of potential exposures to  the  chemical  under  its intended or reasonably anticipated conditions of use.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0913 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 9 - Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products 37-0913 - Notice to Retailers and the Public.

§ 37-0913. Notice to retailers and the public.1.  A  manufacturer of a children's product containing a high-priority   chemical shall notify persons that offer the children's product for sale   or distribution in the state, in a form prescribed by the department, of   the use of such high-priority chemical and  provide  such  persons  with   information  regarding  the  toxicity of such chemical, except that this   subdivision shall apply to trace contaminants  in  a  manner  consistent   with section 37-0907 of this title.2.  The  department  shall  provide  information  to  the public about   children's products containing chemicals of  concern  or  high  priority   chemicals  by  posting such information as reported by the manufacturers   on the department's website, provided however, that the department shall   not be held liable for the accuracy of a manufacturer's report.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0915 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 9 - Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products 37-0915 - Enforcement and Implementation.

§ 37-0915. Enforcement and implementation.   1.  Failure  to  provide  notice.  A  children's  product containing a high-priority chemical may not be sold, offered for sale or  distributed for  sale in this state unless the manufacturer has provided a report to the department required under section 37-0907 of this title by the  date required  in  such  section.  The  commissioner  may exempt a children's product from this prohibition if, in the  commissioner's  judgment,  the lack   of   availability   of  the  children's  product  could  pose  an unreasonable risk to public health, safety or welfare.   2.  Statement  of  compliance.  The   department   may   request   the manufacturer  of  the  children's  product  to  provide  a  statement of compliance on a form provided by the department, within fifteen days  of receipt  of  a  request from the department. The statement of compliance shall:  (a)  attest  that  the  children's  product  does  not   contain   the high-priority chemical; or  (b) attest that notification required by section 37-0913 of this title has been provided;  (c)  attest  that  the  manufacturer has notified persons who sell the product in this state  that  the  sale  of  the  children's  product  is prohibited;  (d)  attest that the presence of a high-priority chemical is only as a trace contaminant; or  (e) attest that the chemical prohibited pursuant to subdivision two of section 37-0909 of  this  title  is  only  present  in  an  inaccessible component of the children's product.
NY Env Conserv L § 37-0917 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 37 - Substances Hazardous or Acutely Hazardous to Public Health, Safety or the Environment Title 9 - Toxic Chemicals in Children's Products 37-0917 - Regulations.

§  37-0917. Regulations.The  department may adopt any rules and regulations it deems necessary   to implement the provisions of this title.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 1 - Natural and Man Made Beauty 49-0101 - Legislative Findings.

§ 49-0101. Legislative findings.The legislature hereby finds and declares that:The  state  enjoys  an  abundance of natural and man-made beauty which   greatly  enriches  the  lives  of  the  people  of  this  state.     The   preservation,  enhancement  and promotion of this beauty will contribute   significantly to the enjoyment of the people who live and  work  in  the   state,  as  well  as the millions of visitors who come to the state each   year. Further efforts by state government are needed to  coordinate  and   promote programs contributing to the natural and man-made beauty, and to   provide advice and assistance to local governments.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 1 - Natural and Man Made Beauty 49-0103 - General Functions, Powers and Duties of the Department.

§ 49-0103. General functions, powers and duties of the department.The department shall have the power and it shall be its duty to:1.  Develop,  after consultation with local governments and interested   persons, groups and institutions, policies and programs to preserve  and   enhance  the  natural  and  man-made beauty of the state, and encourage,   facilitate and assist in the  coordination  of  the  activities  of  the   various state agencies in furtherance of such policies and programs.2.  Advise,  encourage and assist local governments in the development   and coordination of policies, programs and activities, and in  the  full   utilization  of  powers  vested in local governments by the Constitution   and laws of the state, to preserve and enhance the natural and  man-made   beauty of the state.3. Conduct and coordinate studies, surveys and inventories of the vast   natural  and  man-made resources contributing to the beauty of the state   by virtue of their scenic, aesthetic, or cultural values.4. Designate scenic sites,  areas,  and  highways  in  the  state  and   develop  programs  for their preservation and enhancement, including but   not  limited  to  programs  to  discourage  littering,  defacement,  and   blighting of such scenic sites, areas and highways.5.   Promote  the  application  of  aesthetic  considerations  in  the   location, design, construction and maintenance of state lands,  projects   and buildings.6.  Serve  as  a  clearing  house  for  information  relating  to  the   preservation and enhancement of natural and man-made beauty.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 1 - Natural and Man Made Beauty 49-0105 - Functions, Powers and Duties of Other Departments and Agencies.

§ 49-0105. Functions,   powers  and  duties  of  other  departments  andagencies.Nothing contained in this article  shall  be  deemed  to  derogate  or   detract  in  any way from the functions, powers and duties prescribed by   law of any other department or agency of the state nor to  interrupt  or   preclude  the direct relationships of any such department or agency with   public  corporations  and  districts  for  the  carrying  out  of   such   functions, powers and duties.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 1 - Natural and Man Made Beauty 49-0107 - Assistance of Other Agencies.

§ 49-0107. Assistance of other agencies.To effectuate the purposes of this article, the department may request   and   receive  from  any  other  department,  division,  board,  bureau,   commission or other agency of the state  or  any  political  subdivision   thereof or any public authority such assistance, information and data as   will  enable  the department properly to carry out its powers and duties   hereunder.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 1 - Natural and Man Made Beauty 49-0109 - Reports.

§ 49-0109. Reports.The  department  shall  from  time to time report to the Governor, and   shall make an annual report to the governor  and  the  legislature,  not   later  than May first, concerning the work of the department pursuant to   this article, in the preceding calendar year.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0111 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 1 - Natural and Man Made Beauty 49-0111 - Grants or Gifts.

§ 49-0111. Grants or gifts.The department, with the approval of the Governor, may accept as agent   of  the  state  any  gift,  devise  or  bequest,  whether conditional or   unconditional (notwithstanding the provisions of section 11 of the State   Finance Law), and including federal grants, for any of the  purposes  of   this  article.  Any moneys so received may be expended by the department   to  effectuate  any  purpose  of  this  article,  subject  to  the  same   limitations  as  to approval of expenditures and audit as are prescribed   for state moneys appropriated for the purposes of this article.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 2 - State Land Acquisition 49-0201 - Definitions.

§ 49-0201. Definitions.As used in this title, the following terms shall include and mean:1.  "Office"  shall  mean  the  state  office of parks, recreation and   historic preservation.2. "Commissioners" shall mean the state commissioner of  environmental   conservation  and  the  state  commissioner  of  parks,  recreation  and   historic preservation.
NY Env Conserv L § 49-0205 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ENV - Environmental Conservation Article 49 - Protection of Natural and Man-Made Beauty Title 2 - State Land Acquisition 49-0205 - Comprehensive Inventory of Lands Having Statewide or Regional Significance.

§ 49-0205. Comprehensive inventory of lands having statewide or regionalsignificance.1.  In  order  to  help  provide  a  basis  for  a  strategy  for  the   preservation of land resources in the state and the preparation  of  the   state land acquisition plan, the department and the office shall prepare   a  comprehensive inventory of protected and unprotected resources having   statewide or regional environmental, historic, cultural or  recreational   significance. Such inventory shall include the following:a.  open  space, forest land and park land owned by federal, state and   local governmental entities including lands containing old-growth forest   dedicated to the  state  nature  and  historical  preserve  pursuant  to   article forty-five of this chapter;b.  forest  land  in private ownership under the terms of section four   hundred eighty-a of the real property tax law;c. wetlands protected by articles twenty-four and twenty-five of  this   chapter;d.   agricultural  areas,  including  agricultural  districts  created   pursuant to article twenty-five-AA of the agriculture and markets law as   recommended by the commissioner of agriculture and markets;e. water resources, including wild, scenic  and  recreational  rivers,   streams  and aquifer recharge areas protected by article fifteen of this   chapter;f. marine and  other  coastal  resources,  including  coastal  erosion   hazard areas protected by article thirty-four of this chapter;g.  open  space  lands, forest lands and park lands dedicated by other   than governmental entities to ecological,  wildlife  management,  forest   management or recreational purposes; andh.   lands  which  possess  statewide  or  regional  significance  for   historic, cultural, ecological, open space, outdoor recreation, resource   protection or wildlife management purposes,  including  the  purpose  of   restoring extirpated species, and preserving old-growth forests.2.  Such  inventory,  in such segments and such form as may be readily   available at any given time, shall be available  to  the  regional  land   acquisition advisory committees and other members of the public.