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2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 6-A - Rape Crisis Intervention and Prevention Program › 695-C - Technical Assistance.

§ 695-c. Technical assistance. The department shall provide or arrange
  to  provide  technical assistance as requested and necessary to programs
  to develop appropriate services and train  staff,  improve  coordination
  with other appropriate support services, the criminal justice system and
  other appropriate officials and services.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 6-A - Rape Crisis Intervention and Prevention Program › 695-E - Assistance of Other Agencies.

§  695-e.  Assistance of other agencies. To effectuate the purposes of
  this article, the department may request  from  any  department,  board,
  bureau,  commission  or  other  agency  of  the  state, and the same are
  authorized to provide, such assistance, services and data as will enable
  the department to assure that the provisions and intent of this  article
  are carried out.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 7 - Federal Grants-in-Aid › 700 - Federal Aid; Department to Administer.

§  700.  Federal  aid;  department to administer. 1. The department is
  hereby  designated  as  the  agency  of  the  state  to  administer  the
  provisions  of  the  federal social security act or any other act of the
  congress which relate to maternal and child health  services,  the  care
  and  treatment  of  children with physical disabilities and other public
  health  work  and  to  co-operate  with  the  duly  constituted  federal
  authorities charged with the administration thereof.
2.  The  commissioner  is authorized and empowered to take such steps,
  not inconsistent with law, as  may  be  necessary  for  the  purpose  of
  procuring  for  the  people  of  this  state  all  of  the  benefits and
  assistance, financial and otherwise, provided, or to be provided for, by
  or pursuant to any act of congress relating to maternal and child health
  services, care and treatment of children with physical disabilities  and
  other public health work.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 7 - Federal Grants-in-Aid › 701 - Federal Aid; Powers and Duties of Commissioner.

§   701.   Federal   aid;  powers  and  duties  of  commissioner.  The
commissioner is authorized and empowered:
(a) to receive and disburse pursuant to this article  the  federal-aid
moneys  allotted  to  the  state  by  or  pursuant to the federal social
security act or any other act of the congress making appropriations  for
allocation among the states for maternal and child health services, care
and treatment of children with physical disabilities and other state and
local public health work;
(b) on behalf of the state, to adopt, execute and administer plans and
to  put  into  effect such measures as may be necessary for maternal and
child health service, for  the  care  and  treatment  of  children  with
physical disabilities, and for other public health work in the state;
(c)  on  behalf  of  the  state,  to  make and execute such contracts,
agreements, covenants or conditions, not inconsistent with law,  as  may
be  necessary  or required by any duly constituted agency of the federal
government as a condition precedent to receiving or in  connection  with
such benefits and assistance;
(d)  to  co-operate  with  all state or local authorities and agencies
authorized under such acts of the congress to  carry  out  the  purposes
thereof;
(e) to adopt and from time to time to amend such rules and regulations
and  to  prescribe such conditions, not inconsistent with law, as may be
necessary to make available to the people of the state  the  relief  and
assistance afforded by such act of the congress;
(f) to enforce all of the provisions of this article and rules adopted
pursuant hereto.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 7 - Federal Grants-in-Aid › 702 - Federal Aid; Custody and Payment of Funds.

§ 702. Federal aid; custody and payment of funds. 1. The department of
  taxation and finance is designated as custodian of all federal-aid funds
  allotted  to  the  state  for the purposes of this article by the United
  States.
2. Such funds shall be payable only on the audit and  warrant  of  the
  comptroller  on  the  certificate  of  the  commissioner  as provided in
  section one hundred ten of the state finance law.
3. Subject to the rules and  regulations  of  the  commissioner,  such
  funds  may be allocated to any municipal corporation, including the city
  of New York, and to any health district for the use  of  such  municipal
  corporation  or  local  health  district in carrying out the purposes of
  such act of the congress.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 7 - Federal Grants-in-Aid › 703 - Federal Aid; Allotments to Municipalities and Local Health Districts.

§  703.  Federal  aid;  allotments  to municipalities and local health
  districts. 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of any general, special  or
  local  law,  the  governing  body of any municipal corporation or of any
  health district by a majority vote may authorize the proper officials of
  such municipal corporation or local health district to accept grants  or
  allotments  made to such municipal corporation or health district by the
  commissioner for the purpose  of  extending  or  improving  within  such
  municipal  corporation  or  local health district the maternal and child
  health services, the  care  and  treatment  of  children  with  physical
  disabilities, and other public health work.
2. The commissioner is authorized and empowered to prescribe the terms
  and  conditions, not inconsistent with law, which must be fulfilled, and
  the standards of service which must be met by  the  authorities  of  any
  municipal  corporation  or  health  district  in  order  to receive such
  allotment of federal-aid moneys.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 8 - State Health Research Council › 800 - State Health Research Council.

§  800.  State health research council. There is hereby established in
  the health department a state health research council. The council shall
  consist of the commissioners of health,  mental  hygiene,  environmental
  conservation,  and education, the chancellor of the state university and
  such  other  persons  as  the  governor  shall  appoint,  not  exceeding
  twenty-nine  in number inclusive of the ex-officio members. The chairman
  of the council shall be appointed by the governor. All  appointments  to
  the  council shall be upon the advice and consent of the senate. Members
  shall serve for three-year terms; provided, however, that of the members
  first appointed pursuant to this section, ten shall serve for a term  of
  one  year  only,  and  ten  shall  serve  for  a term of two years only.
  Members of the council shall receive no compensation for their  services
  as  members,  but  shall  be allowed their actual and necessary expenses
  incurred in the performance of their duties. The principal office of the
  council shall be located in the county of Albany.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 8 - State Health Research Council › 801 - Organization; Executive Director.

§ 801. Organization; executive director. The council may organize into
  such organizational units as the members determine to be necessary.  The
  chairman  shall  appoint  an  executive  director  for  the council. The
  department and any institute created by this chapter are  authorized  to
  supply  such  staff  and services to the council as may be necessary for
  the council to fulfill its functions under this article.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 8 - State Health Research Council › 802 - Powers and Duties.

§ 802. Powers and duties. 1. The council shall have the power and duty
  to:
a. identify strategic areas for health research;
b.  conduct ongoing surveys of the state allocation of health research
  sources;
c. develop health research programs and establish priorities for  such
  programs;
d.  assure  that  women's  health  needs  as  well  as men's have been
  considered in research programs which the council develops  and  in  the
  priorities it establishes;
e. review and disseminate the results of health research programs;
f. stimulate independent health research;
g.   coordinate  health  research  within  New  York  state  to  avoid
  unnecessary duplication of effort and facilities;
h. encourage health research in designated priority areas by assisting
  research projects in obtaining grants or fellowships;
i. develop a model health research plan for the state;
j. hold meetings at least semiannually. Special meetings may be called
  by the chairman;
k. encourage education and training in the area of health research;
l. accept on behalf of the state any grant, gift, devise  or  bequest,
  made  to  the  health  research  council; and to cause the department of
  taxation and finance to establish from all such monies a  special  trust
  fund  to  be  used under the direction of the council for the purpose of
  health research and training. Such grants, gifts,  devises  or  bequests
  shall  be accepted subject to the provisions of section fifty-three-a of
  the state finance law and subject to audit by the state comptroller;
m. make rules and regulations for the exercise of the council's powers
  and performance of its duties in order to carry out  the  provisions  of
  this article; and
n.  exercise  and  perform such other functions, powers, and duties as
  may from time to time be conferred or imposed by law.
2. For the purposes of this section research  shall  not  include  the
  actual  delivery of health care or equipment for health care provided by
  existing institutes established by this  chapter  to  conduct  research,
  scientific  investigations,  seek methods of medical care or provide for
  the treatment of patients.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 8 - State Health Research Council › 803 - Gender-Specific Questions on Grant Applications.

§  803.  Gender-specific  questions on grant applications. In order to
  obtain reliable and comprehensive data on the health needs of  women  as
  well  as  to  ensure that women's health needs are served, in developing
  grant applications and consistent with the objectives and nature of  the
  studies  and  research  project,  the department of health shall include
  gender-specific questions to determine whether the research and  studies
  will  impact  primarily  men  or women and whether there are significant
  differences between the sexes in the outcome of the research or studies.
For purposes of this section, studies  and  research  shall  mean  any
  studies  or  research for which the department of health provides funds.
  It shall not apply to any grant for which there are contrary indications
  in federal regulations.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training › 901 - Definitions.

§  901.  Definitions.  The  following words or phrases as used in this
  article shall have the following meanings:
1. "Continuity experience" means that site where a resident spends  at
  least  twenty  percent  of  his  or  her training providing primary care
  services to a panel of  patients  who  are  followed  by  such  resident
  throughout his or her training.
2. "Council"  means  the  New  York  state council on graduate medical
  education.
3. "President" means the  president  of  the  New  York  state  higher
  education services corporation.
4.  "Primary  care  practitioner  program"  means  a full or part-time
  graduate, undergraduate or certificate  course  of  study,  approved  or
  registered  by  the regents or a program registered by the department of
  education or determined  by  the  department  of  education  to  be  the
  equivalent  required to practice as a licensed or certified primary care
  practitioner.
5.  "Primary care medical training program" means a  graduate  medical
  education   training   program   in   New  York  state  defined  by  the
  commissioner, in consultation with the council, pursuant to regulations,
  as providing appropriate training in primary care medicine.
6. "Underserved  area"  means  an  area   or   medically   underserved
  population designated by the commissioner pursuant to regulation, and in
  consultation  with  the  respective  health  systems agency, as having a
  shortage of primary care physicians or primary care practitioners.
7. "Primary care practitioner" means a midwife, nurse practitioner, or
  physician assistant who is licensed or certified to practice in New York
  state  and  who  provides  or  arranges  for  coordinated  primary  care
  services.
8. "Primary  care physician" means a physician specialist in the field
  of family practice, general pediatrics, primary care  internal  medicine
  or  primary  care  obstetrics  and  gynecology; who provides coordinated
  primary care services.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training › 902 - Grants for Primary Care Undergraduate Medical Education.

§  902.  Grants  for primary care undergraduate medical education.  1.
The commissioner, in collaboration with the commissioner  of  education,
is   authorized,   within  amounts  available  pursuant  to  subdivision
nineteen-a of section twenty-eight hundred seven-c of this  chapter,  to
make  grants  to  medical  schools located in New York state in order to
enhance the study of primary care, to  increase  the  opportunities  for
undergraduate medical education in primary care at community-based sites
and encourage the training of primary care physicians.
2.  Grant proceeds may be used for faculty development; costs incurred
teaching medical students at community-based sites, including,  but  not
limited  to,  personnel,  administration,  and student-related expenses;
expansion or development of programs that train primary care physicians;
and other innovative programs designed to increase the number of medical
students choosing primary care.
3. Such grants shall be awarded on a competitive basis in amounts  not
to   exceed   five  hundred  thousand  dollars  through  a  request  for
application process. In making awards, consideration shall be  given  to
applicants who:
(a) apply in collaboration with community-based providers;
(b)  make complementary efforts to enhance their curriculum in primary
care;
(c) make complementary efforts to recruit qualified faculty in primary
care education;
(d) make complementary efforts to reduce the  percentage  of  students
graduating in non-primary care specialties; and
(e)  make  complementary efforts to match such award from funds raised
through non-public sources.
4. The intent of this program is to augment or increase  primary  care
undergraduate  medical  training.  Grant  funding  shall  not be used to
offset existing expenditures that the medical school  has  obligated  or
intends to obligate for primary care training programs.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training › 905 - Grants for Primary Care Practitioner Education.

§  905.  Grants  for  primary  care  practitioner  education.  1.  The
commissioner in collaboration with  the  commissioner  of  education  is
authorized,  within amounts available pursuant to subdivision nineteen-a
of section twenty-eight hundred seven-c of this chapter, to make  grants
to colleges, universities or hospital-based training programs within New
York   state   to  establish  or  expand  training  programs  for  nurse
practitioners, physician assistants or midwives,  and  to  increase  the
opportunities   for   practitioner   education   in   primary   care  at
community-based sites.
2. Grant funds may be used for administration, faculty recruitment and
development, start-up costs and costs  incurred  teaching  primary  care
practitioners  at  community-based sites, including, but not limited to,
personnel,  administration  and  student  related  expenses  and   other
expenses judged reasonable and necessary by the commissioner.
3.  Grants  shall  be awarded on a competitive basis in amounts not to
exceed  two  hundred  fifty  thousand  dollars  through  a  request  for
application process.  In making awards, the commissioner shall consider:
(a) the need for primary care practitioners in the region in which the
applicant is located;
(b) the cost-effectiveness of the proposal; and
(c)  the  applicant's  commitment  to  place graduates in primary care
settings and/or underserved areas.
4. The intent of the  program  is  to  augment  or  increase  training
programs  for  nurse  practitioners,  physician assistants and midwives.
Grant funding shall not be used  to  offset  existing  expenditures  the
institution  or  program  has  obligated or intends to obligate for such
training programs.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training › 906 - Grants for Minority Participation in Medical Education.

§ 906.  Grants for minority participation in medical education. 1. The
  commissioner,  in  collaboration  with  the  commissioner  of education,
  within amounts available pursuant to subdivision nineteen-a  of  section
  twenty-eight hundred seven-c and section twenty-eight hundred seven-l of
  this  chapter,  is  authorized  to  make  grants  to  encourage minority
  participation in medicine.
2.  Grants shall be awarded through a request for application  process
  for the following purposes:
to  medical  schools located in New York state or primary care medical
  training  programs  to  encourage  minority  participation  in   medical
  education,  which  may  include programs to enhance minority recruitment
  and retention,  minority  student  mentoring  programs,  development  of
  medical  career  pathways  for  minority  students,  and  development of
  minority faculty role models.
3. The intent of this program  is  to  augment  or  increase  minority
  participation in medical education.  Grants funding shall not be used to
  offset  existing  expenditures  which  the  grantee  has  obligated  for
  minority participation in medical education.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9 - Primary Care Education and Training › 907 - Reports.

§ 907. Reports. The commissioner, in conjunction with the commissioner
  of  education, shall prepare and submit a report to the governor and the
  legislature,  due  on  February  first,  nineteen  hundred  ninety-five,
  reporting  the  results and evaluating the effectiveness of the New York
  state primary care education and training act, including recommendations
  for  the  placement  of  primary  care  physicians  and   primary   care
  practitioners in underserved areas.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9-A - New York State Small Business Health Insurance Partnership Program › 921 - Definitions.

§  921.  Definitions.  For  the  purposes  of this article, unless the
  context clearly requires otherwise:
1. "Applicant" means an eligible employer which submits an application
  under subdivision  two  of  section  nine  hundred  twenty-two  of  this
  article.
2.  "Eligible  employer"  means  a  sole  proprietor or an employer of
  between one and fifty  full-time  employees,  who  has  not  within  the
  twelve-month  period  prior  to  the  effective  date  of  this  section
  provided  group health insurance benefits  to  any  employee  associated
  with the employers' business.
3.  "Small  business  health  insurance  partnership  program" means a
  program which assists employers in providing health care coverage  under
  subdivision two of section nine hundred twenty-two of this article.
4.  "Small  group  health  insurance  policy"  means  a  group  health
  insurance policy or comprehensive  health  services  plan  issued  on  a
  community-rated,  open-enrolled  basis pursuant to article thirty-two or
  forty-three of the insurance law by  an  insurer  licensed  pursuant  to
  article  forty-one  or  forty-two  of  the  insurance law, a corporation
  organized pursuant to article forty-three of the  insurance  law,  or  a
  health maintenance organization certified pursuant to article forty-four
  of  the public health law; provided, however, in no event shall premiums
  be used to purchase riders to policies or to purchase  non-comprehensive
  policies.
5. "Incentive payment" means the payment of the portion of the premium
  for  a  small  group  health insurance policy obtained through the small
  business health insurance partnership program.
6. "Partnership  certificate"  means  a   certificate  evidencing  the
  approval  of  an  application  from an eligible employer which is issued
  prior to January first, two thousand.
7. "Full-time employee" means an employee who  works  twenty  or  more
  hours per week.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 9-B - Primary Care Service Corps Practitioner Loan Repayment Program › 924 - Primary Care Service Corps Practitioner Loan Repayment Program.

§ 924. Primary care service corps practitioner loan repayment program.
  1.  Notwithstanding any contrary provision of this section, sections one
  hundred twelve and one hundred sixty-three of the state finance law,  or
  any  other  contrary  provision  of law, the commissioner is authorized,
  within amounts available therefor, to  make  loan  repayment  awards  to
  eligible  primary care service corps practitioners who agree to practice
  full-time in an underserved area in New York state,  in  amounts  to  be
  determined  by  the  commissioner, but not to exceed thirty-two thousand
  dollars per year for  any  year  in  which  such  practitioners  provide
  full-time eligible obligated service, without competitive bid or request
  for proposal process.
2.  Loan  repayment  awards  made  to  a  primary  care  service corps
  practitioner pursuant to subdivision  one  of  this  section  shall  not
  exceed  the  total  qualifying outstanding debt of the practitioner from
  student loans to cover tuition and other related  educational  expenses,
  made  by  or guaranteed by the federal or state government, or made by a
  lending or educational  institution  approved  under  title  IV  of  the
  federal higher education act. Loan repayment awards shall be used solely
  to repay such outstanding debt.
3.  In  the  event  that  any  commitment  pursuant  to  the agreement
  referenced in subdivision one of this  section  is  not  fulfilled,  the
  recipient  shall  be responsible for repayment in amounts which shall be
  calculated in accordance with the formula set forth in  subdivision  (b)
  of  section  two  hundred  fifty-four-o of title forty-two of the United
  States Code, as amended.
4. The commissioner is authorized to apply  any  funds  available  for
  purposes  of  subdivision  one of this section for use as matching funds
  for any available federal grants for the purpose of assisting states  in
  operating loan repayment programs.
5.  The  commissioner  may  postpone,  change  or  waive  the  service
  obligation and repayments amounts set  forth  in  subdivisions  one  and
  three  of  this section, respectively, in individual circumstances where
  there is compelling need or hardship.
6. In order to be eligible to receive a  loan  repayment  award  under
  this  section,  a primary care service corps practitioner must meet site
  and service eligibility criteria as determined by the commissioner.
7.  The  commissioner  shall  promulgate  regulations   necessary   to
  effectuate the provisions and purposes of this article.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 2 - Realty Subdivisions: Water Supply › 1115 - Realty Subdivisions; Definitions.

§  1115. Realty subdivisions; definitions.  1. As used in sections one
  thousand one hundred fifteen to one thousand  one  hundred  eighteen  of
  this  chapter, inclusive, the word "subdivision" shall mean any tract of
  land which is divided into five or more  parcels,  after  the  effective
  date  of  this act, along an existing or proposed street(s), highway(s),
  easement(s) or right(s)-of-way for sale or for rent as residential  lots
  or  residential  building  plots,  and  in the county of Suffolk also as
  business, commercial or industrial lots or building plots, regardless of
  whether the lots or plots to be sold or offered for sale, or leased  for
  any period of time, are described by metes and bounds or by reference to
  a  map  or  survey of the property or by any other method of description
  and regardless of whether the lots or plots are contiguous. A  tract  of
  land  shall  constitute a subdivision upon the sale, rental or offer for
  sale or lease of the fifth residential lot or residential building  plot
  therefrom within any consecutive three year period, and at this time the
  provisions  of  section  eleven hundred sixteen of the public health law
  shall apply to all  such  parcels  thereof,  including  the  first  four
  parcels,  regardless  of  whether said parcels have been sold, rented or
  offered for sale or lease singly or collectively.
2. The word "tract" shall mean any body of land, including  contiguous
  parcels  of  land,  under  one  ownership or under common control of any
  group of persons acting in concert as part of a common scheme or plan.
3. "Residential lot" or "residential building  plot"  shall  mean  any
  parcel  of land of five acres or less, any point on the boundary line of
  which is less than one-half mile from any point on the boundary line  of
  another  such lot in the same tract, unless any such lot may not legally
  be used for residential purposes. Without limiting the generality of the
  foregoing, the term "residential" shall include temporary, seasonal  and
  permanent residential use.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 2 - Realty Subdivisions: Water Supply › 1115-A - Remedy for Purchaser of One Parcel of Unapproved Realty Subdivision.

§  1115-a.  Remedy  for  purchaser  of one parcel of unapproved realty
subdivision.  1. The owner of a parcel of land acquired  as  one  parcel
for  residential  purposes  may  apply  to  the  local  or  state health
department having jurisdiction for a  certificate  approving  the  water
supply  for  said  parcel  as adequate and satisfactory. The application
shall include  the  description  of  the  parcel  as  specified  in  the
instrument, by which owner acquired title.
2.  The  proper  department shall entertain said application and issue
said certificate providing that the water supply shall, in  the  opinion
of   such   department,   be   adequate   in  quality  and  potable  and
unobjectionable in physical and chemical quality and not be or become so
polluted or subject to such pollution  as  to  constitute  a  menace  or
potential  menace to the public health or the health of persons using or
who may use the water thereby supplied.
3. The certificate approving the water supply for  said  parcel  shall
contain  the  name  of  the  owner-applicant  and the description of the
property set forth in  the  application.  The  owner  shall  append  the
certificate  of  approval  to a verified petition directed to the county
clerk of the county wherein the property is located,  praying  that  the
petition  and  certificate  of  approval annexed be recorded and indexed
against the owner-petitioner.
4.  The  county  clerk  upon  receiving  the  petition  with   annexed
certificate  of  approval, and upon tender of the lawful recording fees,
shall  record  the  same  in  his  office  and  index  it  against   the
owner-petitioner. The recording of the petition with annexed certificate
of  approval  shall  be  deemed  compliance  with section eleven hundred
sixteen of this title, for the parcel described.
5. This section shall apply only to a single residential lot which was
acquired May third, nineteen hundred sixty-six without  having  complied
with  the  provisions of former section eighty-nine of the public health
law or section eleven hundred sixteen of this title but was:
(a) acquired by the owner-applicant prior to January  first,  nineteen
hundred seventy-one; or
(b)  acquired  by  the  owner-applicant  through  devise  or intestate
succession; or
(c) not at the time of acquisition of title by the owner-applicant,  a
part of a subdivision, as such term is defined in section eleven hundred
fifteen of this title.
In  addition,  this  section  shall  apply to a single residential lot
which the appropriate department deems proper for  approval  because  of
hardship  or other special circumstances established to its satisfaction
by the owner-applicant.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 2 - Realty Subdivisions: Water Supply › 1116 - Realty Subdivisions; Plans Required to Be Filed and Approved.

§  1116. Realty subdivisions; plans required to be filed and approved.
  1. No subdivision or portion thereof shall be sold,  offered  for  sale,
  leased or rented by any corporation, company or person, and no permanent
  building  shall  be  erected  thereon,  until  a  plan  or  map  of such
  subdivision shall be filed with and approved by the department or  city,
  county,  or  part-county department of health having jurisdiction and in
  the county of Suffolk until a plan or map shall  have  been  also  filed
  with  and approved by the county department of environmental control and
  such plan or map thereafter filed in the office  of  the  clerk  of  the
  county in which such subdivision is located.
2.  Such  plan  or map shall show methods for obtaining and furnishing
  adequate and satisfactory water supply to said subdivision.
3. The installation of such facilities shall be in accordance with the
  plans or any revision or revisions thereof approved by the department or
  city, county or part-county department of health having jurisdiction.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 2 - Realty Subdivisions: Water Supply › 1117 - Realty Subdivisions; Duty of County Clerk or Register in Respect to Filing of Plans and Map.

§  1117.  Realty  subdivisions;  duty  of  county clerk or register in
  respect to filing of plans and map.  The county clerk or register  shall
  not  file  nor record nor accept for filing or recording any map or plat
  showing a subdivision of land in any town,  village  or  city  having  a
  population  of less than one million unless there is endorsed thereon or
  annexed thereto a certificate of  the  department  or  city,  county  or
  part-county department of health having jurisdiction approving the water
  supply  system proposed or installed for such subdivision and consenting
  to the filing thereof.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 2 - Realty Subdivisions: Water Supply › 1118 - Realty Subdivisions; Local Regulations.

§ 1118. Realty subdivisions; local regulations.  1. Any city or county
  which  has  established  or  establishes  a  city, county or part-county
  department of health may adopt  regulations  for  the  control  of  such
  developments.  Regulations  adopted  by a county or city board of health
  may include, but not be limited to, establishment of  such  requirements
  as  it  may  deem  necessary to guarantee the installation of such water
  supply in accordance with the plans heretofore or  hereinafter  approved
  by  the  county or city department of health or any approved revision or
  revisions thereof.
2. Nothing contained in sections one thousand one hundred  fifteen  to
  one  thousand  one hundred eighteen of this chapter, inclusive, shall be
  construed  to  delegate  the  general  powers  of  the   department   of
  environmental  conservation nor to impair nor to deprive such department
  of its powers and functions as now provided by law.
2023 New York Laws › PBH - Public Health › Article 11 - Public Water Supplies; Sewerage and Sewage Control › Title 2 - Realty Subdivisions: Water Supply › 1119 - Realty Subdivisions; Filing Fees to Accompany Plans.

§ 1119. Realty subdivisions; filing fees to accompany plans. 1. At the
  time  of  submitting  a plan for approval as required by this article, a
  filing fee computed at the rate of fifty dollars per lot shall  be  paid
  to  the department or to the city, county or part-county health district
  wherein such plans are filed.
2. The department, or the city, county or part-county health district,
  shall not review or approve  any  such  subdivision  map  submitted  for
  approval  after  this  section  takes  effect  until such fee, as herein
  provided, has been received by it.
3. If any plan submitted to the department, or to a  city,  county  or
  part-county  health  district,  cannot  be  approved, such plan shall be
  returned to the person who submitted the plan  with  a  summary  of  the
  reasons for disapproval.
4.  Notwithstanding any other provision of this title the commissioner
  is empowered to make administrative arrangements with  the  commissioner
  of environmental conservation for joint or cooperative administration of
  this  title  and title fifteen of article seventeen of the environmental
  conservation law, such that only one plan must be filed and only one fee
  totaling one hundred dollars per lot must be paid.