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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.9 - Presentation of tickets

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
No person shall refuse or fail to present a valid
					 Metro-North ticket, employee pass or dependent pass, or tender the applicable
					 fare, as required.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.10 - Animals barred from terminal

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No person except a police officer or other person
					 authorized by Metro-North shall enter a terminal, station or train with any
					 animal except a seeing eye or hearing ear dog or an animal enroute to or from a
					 train and under the direct control of the individual the animal is accompanying
					 such as by leash, container or other device.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.11 - Firearms or other weapons

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No firearms or other weapons (as the term is used in the
					 New York State Penal Law) may be carried in or on any facility, terminal,
					 station or train except as permitted by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.12 - Explosives, acids, inflammables, compressed gases, and other dangerous substances

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No person shall bring into or carry in a facility or train
					 any explosives, acids, inflammables, compressed gases or articles or materials
					 having or capable of producing strong offensive odors, explosion or fire, or
					 articles or materials likely to endanger persons or property. No person shall
					 bring or cause to be brought into or kept in a facility or train any signal
					 flare or any container filled with or which has been emptied or partially
					 emptied of oil, gas, petroleum products, paint or varnish. When authority is
					 given to bring into or keep at a facility or train any such articles or
					 materials it shall be conditioned upon the use of appropriate receptacles in
					 rooms or areas approved therefor by the general superintendent in the case of
					 Grand Central terminal or the chief engineer in the case of any other facility
					 or any train. It shall not be a violation of this regulation for an individual
					 in transit to bring or cause to be brought into a terminal, station or train
					 any material otherwise prohibited by this section, provided that such material
					 is still under its original manufacturer's seal and complies with all.
					 applicable laws and regulations. Bringing in or keeping at a facility or train
					 without special permission gasoline or other motor fuel contained in tanks
					 permanently attached to vehicles and not contained under pressure shall not be
					 a violation of this rule.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.13 - Unauthorized interference with or use of systems or equipment prohibited

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No person shall do or permit to be done anything which may
					 interfere with the effectiveness or accessibility of the fire protection
					 system, sprinkler system, drainage system, alarm system, telephone system,
					 electrical system, public announcement and intercommunication system, plumbing
					 system, lighting system, security system, elevator and escalator system,
					 air-conditioning system, ventilation system, fire hydrants, hoses, fire
					 extinguishers, towing equipment or other mechanical systems, facilities or
					 equipment installed or located at or in any facility or train including closed
					 circuit television cameras and monitors, signs and notices; nor shall any
					 person operate, adjust or otherwise handle or manipulate, without permission,
					 any of the aforesaid systems or portions thereof, or any machinery, equipment
					 or other devices installed in or located at a terminal, station or train. Tags
					 showing date of last inspection attached to units of fire extinguishing and
					 fire fighting equipment shall not be removed therefrom, nor shall any person
					 plug a television, radio or other electrical device into any outlet or connect
					 any device to any utility at or in any facility or train, except with the
					 permission of an authorized Metro-North employee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.14 - Railroad crossings

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No person shall traverse any railroad crossing:
(a) when an audible or clearly visible
				  electric or mechanical signal device gives warning of the immediate approach of
				  a train;
(b) when a crossing gate
				  is lowered or when a human flagman continues to give a signal of the approach
				  or passage of a train;
(c) when a
				  train approaching within approximately 1,500 feet of the crossing emits a
				  signal audible from such distance and such train, by reason of its speed or
				  nearness to such crossing, is an immediate hazard;
(d) when an approaching train is plainly
				  visible and is in hazardous proximity to such crossing; and
(e) when a crossing gate is in the process of
				  being opened or closed.
No person, except a Metro-North employee acting in the
					 course of his duties, may cross Metro- North train tracks other than at a
					 railroad crossing maintained for public use by Metro-North or at a private
					 crossing established pursuant to statute or written agreement with
					 Metro-North.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.15 - Enforcement

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(a) Any person
				  violating any of these rules may receive an appearance ticket and/or may be
				  subject to ejectment from a facility or train.
(b) Any police officer is empowered to issue
				  an appearance ticket and/or order ejectment from a facility or train for
				  violation of any of these rules.
(c) Violation of these rules shall constitute
				  an offense punishable by a fine or imprisonment or both but no such fine or
				  imprisonment shall exceed the maximum fine or imprisonment permitted under
				  Public Authorities Law, section 1266(4).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1085 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Metro-north Commuter Railroad Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1085.16 - Public notice of the provisions of New York Penal Law Section 165.16 (as added by chapter 57 of the Laws of 2005)

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The following notice of the provisions of New York Penal
					 Law § 165.16 is provided pursuant to part T, section 2 of chapter 57 of
					 the Laws of 2005. New York Penal Law, section 165.16 states:
Unauthorized sale of certain transportation
					 services.
1. A person is guilty of
				  unauthorized sale of certain transportation services when, with intent to avoid
				  payment by another person to the metropolitan transportation Authority, New
				  York city transit authority or a subsidiary or affiliate of either such
				  authority of the lawful charge for transportation services on a railroad,
				  subway, bus or mass transit service operated by either such authority or a
				  subsidiary or affiliate thereof, he or she, in exchange for value, sells access
				  to such transportation services to such person, without authorization, through
				  the use of an unlimited farecard or doctored farecard. This section shall apply
				  only to such sales that occur in a transportation facility, as such term is
				  defined in subdivision two of section 240.00 of this chapter, operated by such
				  metropolitan transportation authority, New York city transit authority or
				  subsidiary or affiliate of such authority, when public notice of the
				  prohibitions of its section and the exemptions thereto appears on the face of
				  the farecard or is conspicuously posted in transportation facilities operated
				  by such metropolitan transportation authority, New York city transit authority
				  or such subsidiary or affiliate of such authority.
2. It shall be a defense to a prosecution
				  under this section that a person, firm, partnership, corporation, or
				  association:
(a) selling a farecard
				  containing value, other than a doctored farecard, relinquished all rights and
				  privileges thereto upon consummation of the sale; or
(b) sold access to transportation services
				  through the use of a farecard, other than a doctored farecard, when such sale
				  was made at the request of the purchaser as an accommodation to the purchaser
				  at a time when a farecard was not immediately available to the purchaser,
				  provided, however, that the seller lawfully acquired the farecard and did not,
				  by means of an unlawful act, contribute to the circumstances that caused the
				  purchaser to make such request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.1 - Authorization and purpose

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(a) The
				  Long Island Rail Road Company ("LIRR") is a public benefit corporation and an
				  independent subsidiary of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority ("MTA"). As
				  such, the LIRR is empowered by the New York State Public Authorities Law to
				  make rules and regulations governing the conduct and safety of the public in
				  the use and operation of its terminals, stations and trains. Public Authorities
				  Law, sections 1265(5), (14) and 1266(4) and (8).
(b) The LIRR promulgates the rules set forth
				  below to promote safety, to facilitate the proper use of the LIRR terminals,
				  stations, and trains, and to protect its facilities, its customers, its
				  employees and the public. In addition to these rules, all applicable provisions
				  of the Penal Law or any other applicable law shall continue to be
				  enforceable.
(c) These rules may be
				  amended or added to, from time-to-time, at the sole discretion of the LIRR and
				  in accordance with the law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.3 - Construction

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In interpreting or applying these rules, the following
					 provisions shall apply:
(a) Any act
				  otherwise prohibited by any of the rules is permitted if specifically
				  authorized by the terms of any written contract, agreement, permit, license or
				  lease of the type issued in the ordinary course of business of the LIRR
				  provided that such act is otherwise in compliance with any other applicable
				  laws, rules and regulations.
(b)
				  The rules shall not apply to an LIRR employee acting within the course of his
				  employment in an area which is closed to the public. Conduct by employees in
				  areas closed to the public shall continue to be governed in accordance with
				  other applicable laws and LIRR disciplinary procedures.
(c) The rules shall apply with equal force to
				  any person assisting, aiding or abetting another, including a minor, in any of
				  the acts prohibited by the rules or assisting, aiding or abetting another,
				  including a minor, in the avoidance of any of the requirements of the
				  rules.
(d) The order or judgment of
				  a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction that any provision of the
				  rules is invalid shall be confined in its operation to the controversy in which
				  it was rendered and shall not affect or invalidate any other provision of the
				  rules or the application of any part of the rules to any other person or
				  circumstance; the provisions of the rules are declared to be
				  severable.
(e) The singular shall
				  mean and include the plural; the masculine gender shall mean and include the
				  feminine; and vice versa.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.6 - Littering and dumping, rubbish and refuse

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No person shall litter in a terminal, station or train. All
					 persons shall use receptacles provided for the disposal of refuse. No bulk
					 refuse generated or collected on property outside the jurisdiction of LIRR may
					 be taken into, dumped within or carried through a terminal, station or train or
					 deposited in any receptacle in any terminal, station or train. Trash and other
					 waste materials contained in waste receptacles within a terminal, station or
					 train shall not be removed except by persons duly authorized by the
					 superintendent in the case of Pennsylvania station or director of passenger
					 services in the case of any other terminal, station or any
					 train.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.7 - Hygiene facilities

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(a) No
				  person shall spit in a terminal, station or train.
(b) No person shall urinate or defecate in
				  any part of a terminal, station or train other than in a urinal or toilet
				  intended for that purpose.
(c) Only
				  one person may occupy a terminal, station or train urinal or toilet booth at
				  one time. This shall not preclude an individual responsible for the care of a
				  small child or a disabled person from assisting such child or disabled person
				  in the use of such a urinal or toilet booth.
(d) No person shall use any water fountain,
				  drinking fountain, or any other water found in a terminal, station or train for
				  the purpose of washing or cleaning himself or herself, his or her clothing, or
				  other personal belongings. This subdivision shall not apply to facilities
				  within the terminals, stations or trains which are specifically designated for
				  personal hygiene purposes (i.e., bathroom, wash basin, shower room) provided,
				  however, that no person shall wash clothes or other personal belongings in such
				  areas. No person shall bathe, launder, or change clothes or remain undressed in
				  any public restroom, sink, washroom, or any other area within a terminal,
				  station or train.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.8 - Priority seating for disabled persons

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No person shall refuse or fail to relinquish a seat on a
					 train which has been designated as "Priority Seating for Disabled Persons", if
					 requested to do so by a member of an LIRR train crew, engine crew or a police
					 officer.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.9 - Presentation of tickets

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No person shall refuse or fail to present a valid LIRR
					 ticket, employee pass or dependent pass, or tender the applicable fare, as
					 required.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.10 - Animals barred from terminal

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No person except a police officer or another person
					 authorized by LIRR shall enter in a terminal, station or train with any animal
					 except a seeing eye or hearing ear dog or an animal properly confined for
					 shipment.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.11 - Firearms or other weapons

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No firearms or other weapons (as the term is used in the
					 New York Penal Law) may be carried into any facility, terminal, station or
					 train except as permitted by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.12 - Explosives, acids, inflammables, compressed gases, and other dangerous substances

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No person shall bring into or carry in a terminal, station
					 or train any explosives, acids, inflammables, compressed gases or articles or
					 materials having or capable of producing strong offensive odors, explosion or
					 fire, or articles or materials likely to endanger persons or property. No
					 person shall bring or cause to be brought into or kept in a terminal, station
					 or train any signal flare or any container filled with or which has been
					 emptied or partially emptied of oil, gas petroleum products, paint or varnish.
					 When authority is given to bring into or keep at a terminal, station or train
					 any such articles or materials it shall be conditioned upon the use of
					 appropriate receptacles in rooms or areas approved therefor by the
					 superintendent in the case of Pennsylvania station or the director of passenger
					 services in the case of any other terminal or station or any train. It shall
					 not be a violation of this regulation for an individual in transit to bring or
					 cause to be brought into a terminal, station or train any material otherwise
					 prohibited by this section, provided that such material is still under its
					 original manufacturer's seal and complies with all applicable laws and
					 regulations. Bringing in or keeping at a terminal, station or train, without
					 authority, gasoline or other motor fuel contained in tanks permanently attached
					 to vehicles and not contained under pressure shall not be a violation of this
					 regulation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.13 - Unauthorized interference with or use of systems or equipment prohibited

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No person shall do or permit to be done anything which may
					 interfere with the effectiveness or accessibility of the fire protection
					 system, sprinkler system, drainage system, alarm system, telephone system,
					 electrical system, public announcement and intercommunication system, plumbing
					 system, lighting system, security system, elevator and escalator system,
					 air-conditioning system, ventilation system, fire hydrants, hoses, fire
					 extinguishers, towing equipment or other mechanical systems or equipment
					 installed or located at a terminal, station or train including closed circuit
					 television cameras and monitors, signs and notices; nor shall any person
					 operate, adjust or otherwise handle or manipulate, without permission, any of
					 the aforesaid systems or portions thereof, or any machinery, equipment or other
					 devices installed or located at a terminal, station or train. Tags showing date
					 of last inspection attached to units of fire extinguishing and fire-fighting
					 equipment shall not be removed therefrom. Nor shall any person plug a TV,
					 television, radio or other electrical device into any outlet or connect any
					 device to any utility at or in a terminal, station or train.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.14 - Railroad crossings

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No person shall traverse any railroad crossing:
(a) when an audible or clearly visible
				  electric or mechanical signal device gives warning of the immediate approach of
				  a train;
(b) when a crossing gate
				  is lowered or when a human flagman continues to give a signal of the approach
				  or passage of a train;
(c) when a
				  train approaching within approximately 1,500 feet of the crossing emits a
				  signal audible from such distance and such train, by reason of its speed or
				  nearness to such crossing, is an immediate hazard;
(d) when an approaching train is plainly
				  visible and is in hazardous proximity to such crossing; and
(e) when a crossing gate is in the process of
				  being opened or closed. No person, except an LIRR employee acting in the course
				  of his duties, may cross LIRR train tracks other than at a railroad crossing
				  maintained for public use by the LIRR or at a private crossing established
				  pursuant to statute or written agreement with the LIRR.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.15 - Enforcement

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(a) Any person
				  violating any of these rules may receive an appearance ticket and/or is subject
				  to ejectment from a terminal, station or train.
(b) Any police officer shall be empowered to
				  issue an appearance ticket or order ejectment from a terminal, station or train
				  for violation of any of these rules.
(c) Violation of these rules shall constitute
				  an offense punishable by a fine or imprisonment or both but no such fine or
				  imprisonment shall exceed the maximum fine or imprisonment permitted under
				  Public Authorities Law, section 1266(4).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1097 - Rules And Regulations Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public And Use Of The Long Island Rail Road Company Terminals, Stations And Trains › Section 1097.16 - Public notice of the provisions of New York Penal Law Section 165.16 (as added by chapter 57 of the Laws of 2005)

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The following notice of the provisions of New York Penal
					 Law is provided pursuant to part T, section 2 of chapter 57 of the Laws of
					 2005. New York Penal Law, section 165.16 states:
Unauthorized sale of certain transportation
					 services.
1. A person is guilty of
				  unauthorized sale of certain transportation services when, with intent to avoid
				  payment by another person to the metropolitan transportation Authority, New
				  York city transit authority or a subsidiary or affiliate of either such
				  authority of the lawful charge for transportation services on a railroad,
				  subway, bus or mass transit service operated by either such authority or a
				  subsidiary or affiliate thereof, he or she, in exchange for value, sells access
				  to such transportation services to such person, without authorization, through
				  the use of an unlimited farecard or doctored farecard. This section shall apply
				  only to such sales that occur in a transportation facility, as such term is
				  defined in subdivision two of section 240.00 of this chapter, operated by such
				  metropolitan transportation authority, New York city transit authority or
				  subsidiary or affiliate of such authority, when public notice of the
				  prohibitions of its section and the exemptions thereto appears on the face of
				  the farecard or is conspicuously posted in transportation facilities operated
				  by such metropolitan transportation authority, New York city transit authority
				  or such subsidiary or affiliate of such authority.
2. It shall be a defense to a prosecution
				  under this section that a person, firm, partnership, corporation, or
				  association:
(a) selling a farecard
				  containing value, other than a doctored farecard, relinquished all rights and
				  privileges thereto upon consummation of the sale; or
(b) sold access to transportation services
				  through the use of a farecard, other than a doctored farecard, when such sale
				  was made at the request of the purchaser as an accommodation to the purchaser
				  at a time when a farecard was not immediately available to the purchaser,
				  provided, however, that the seller lawfully acquired the farecard and did not,
				  by means of an unlawful act, contribute to the circumstances that caused the
				  purchaser to make such request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.1 - Definitions

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Unless expressly otherwise provided, whenever used in this
				  Part, the following terms shall mean or include:
(a) Commission. New York State Temporary
				Commission to Revise the Social Services Law.
(b) Records. Those records, documents or
				other data which are in the custody of the commission and which are required to
				be made available for public inspection and/or copying under the terms and
				conditions of the Freedom of Information Law (Article 6, Public Officers Law,
				State of New York). Pertinent portions of such law are appended
				hereto.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.2 - Purpose

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This Part governing public access to certain records of the
				  commission is promulgated solely for the purpose of implementing the provisions
				  of the Freedom of Information Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.3 - Records access officer

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(a) The
				designated records access officer of the commission is Marsha Bird, research
				analyst.
(b) Requests to inspect or
				to obtain a copy of records in the custody of any officer or employee of the
				commission shall be submitted in writing either in person or by mail to the
				public access records officer on a form to be prescribed and furnished by such
				officer. Records shall be available for inspection at the office on all regular
				business days from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 4
				p.m.
(c) The designated records
				access officers may be contacted in Room 944, Legislative Office Building,
				Albany, New York 12224 or by telephone (518) 472- 8300.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.4 - Written requests

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Written requests to examine public employment records of the
				  commission will be made on form AC-375 by members of the news media. Such
				  applications will be submitted to Christine T. Czosek, executive secretary of
				  the commission, General Donovan State Office Building, 125 Main Street,
				  Buffalo, New York 14203--(716) 842-2047.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.5 - Prevention of unwarranted invasions of personal privacy

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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this
				  Part, the commission may, prior to making records available for inspection or
				  copying, delete such identifying details as the commission may deem appropriate
				  to prevent an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. Without limiting the
				  generality of the preceding sentence, and unwarranted invasion of personal
				  privacy will be deemed otherwise to occur by the disclosure of:
(a) Such personal matters as may have been
				reported in confidence to the commission and which are not relevant or
				essential to the ordinary work of the commission.
(b) Employment, medical or credit histories
				or personal references of applicants for employment, except such records may be
				disclosed when the applicant has provided a written release permitting such
				disclosure.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.6 - Inspection and copying

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(a) Inspection
				and copying of records shall be conducted within the office of the commission
				under the supervision of the public access officer or his designee. The person
				may make either handwritten copies of records or through the use of his own
				copying or reproduction equipment.
(b) A charge of 20 cents per page not
				exceeding nine inches by 15 inches in size shall be made for each copy
				furnished, provided however, that the public access records officer may, in his
				discretion, waive all or any portion of such changes for a particular record or
				class of records.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.7 - Forms

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Application for public access records of the commission shall
				  be made on forms provided by the commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.8 - Appeal

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Any applicant denied access to a record for whatever reason
				  may appeal such denial decision by directing a written appeal to Norma M.
				  Wedlake, Executive Director of the New York State Temporary Commission to
				  Revise the Social Services Law, Room 944, Legislative Office Building, Albany,
				  New York 12224 (518) 472-8300.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXII - State Temporary Commission To Revise The Social Services Law › Part 1100 - Public Access To Records › Section 1100.9 - Subject matter of files

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(a) Subject
				matter of the commission's files are maintained in the following manner:
(1) Commission reports.
(2) Legislative memorandum.
(3) Records of public hearings
(4) Correspondence.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.2 - Permission conditioned upon compliance

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Any permission granted by the authority directly or
				  indirectly, expressly or by implication, to any person or persons, to enter
				  upon or use any terminal or part thereof, including but not limited to
				  passengers; spectators; sightseers; tenants, concessionaires and other persons
				  occupying space or doing business with the authority, its tenants and
				  concessionaires, and their officers and employees; permitees and; and all other
				  persons whatsoever whether or not within the foregoing categories, is
				  conditioned upon compliance with the authority rules and regulations, and entry
				  upon or into any terminal by any person shall be deemed to constitute an
				  agreement by such person to comply with said rules and regulations; provided,
				  however, that provision may be made in a written lease that said rules and
				  regulations shall not apply to such leased area.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.3 - Use for unauthorized purposes

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(a) Portions or areas of terminals shall be
				made available for use for the following purposes only, and use for any
				unauthorized purposes is forbidden. Any right, permit, license or permission
				expressed or implied, to enter upon, pass through or otherwise use any such
				portions or areas of said terminals is subject to the conditions that they
				shall be used only for such purposes, and in the event any person shall use or
				attempt to use such portions or areas of said terminals for any other purpose
				or purposes, or shall use or attempt to use the same for an authorized purpose
				but in a disorderly manner, than any right, permit, license or permission
				theretofore granted to such person shall forthwith cease and terminate without
				further action by the authority.
(b) The use of such portions and areas of a
				terminal is further conditioned upon compliance with, and the payment of, or
				agreement to pay, such rates, fees or charges in accordance with the tariff
				then in effect.
(c) Hallways,
				corridors, lobbies and waiting rooms in passenger terminal buildings may be
				used as a means of ingress and egress to, from and between the terminal highway
				and the ramp and apron space and other portions of the terminal adjacent to
				such building, and the immigration and customs space, if any, and the various
				offices and places of business within said building; such hallways, corridors,
				lobbies and waiting rooms may also be used by incoming and outgoing passengers,
				and by friends and relatives of passengers bona fide for the purpose of meeting
				incoming passengers or accompanying outgoing passengers. Where counters are
				located in or along such hallways, corridors, lobbies and waiting rooms, such
				counters may also be used for the purpose of carrying on any transactions
				authorized by the lease, permit or license pursuant to which such counter is
				maintained and operated.
(d)
				Hallways, corridors and lobbies in terminal buildings to which members of the
				public are admitted may be used as a means of ingress and egress to, from and
				between the terminal highway and the various offices and other places of
				business in such buildings.
(e)
				Nothing hereinabove contained shall be construed to limit the use of any
				portion or area of any terminal by officers or employees of the authority, or
				by authority contractors, or to prevent any policeman, fireman or other public
				officer or employee from entering upon any portion or area of a terminal when
				properly required so to do in the performance of his official duties.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.4 - Effect of partial invalidity

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If any provision of the rules and regulations set forth in
				  this Chapter or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held
				  invalid, such invalidity shall not affect any other provision or application of
				  such rules and regulations which can be given effect without the invalid
				  provision or application, and to this end the provisions of such rules and
				  regulations are declared severable.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.5 - Posting

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No person shall post, distribute or display signs,
				  advertisements, circulars, printed or written matter at any terminal without
				  permission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.7 - Prohibited activities

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No person, unless duly authorized by the authority, shall at
				  any terminal:
(a) Sell, or offer for
				sale, directly or indirectly, expressly or impliedly, any purchase;
				or
(b) Solicit any business or
				trade, including the carrying of baggage for hire or the shining of shoes or
				bootblacking; or
(c) Entertain or
				endeavor to entertain any persons by singing, dancing, playing any musical
				instrument or pantomime or any behavior whatsoever.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.8 - Lost and found

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Any person finding lost articles at any terminal shall turn
				  same over to the office of the manager thereof. Articles unclaimed by the owner
				  shall be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Personal Property
				  Law in such cases made and provided.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.9 - Tampering

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(a) No person shall
				interfere or tamper with any aircraft, watercraft or motor vehicle, or start
				the engine of same, or use any parts, instruments or tools unless authorized to
				do so.
(b) Heater valves, sprinkler
				valves and devices, blower motors, fire extinguishers or any other terminal
				machinery or equipment shall not be tampered with at any time or used for other
				than the intended purpose.
(c) Tags
				showing the date of last inspection shall be left attached to each
				unit.
(d) No person other than an
				authorized employee shall turn heaters on and off or operate any other terminal
				equipment, except in leased areas.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1150 - General › Section 1150.10 - Reporting accidents

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Any person involved in an accident at a terminal or on a
				  terminal highway which results in injury or death to any person or damage to
				  any property, or which may give rise to a claim against the authority, shall
				  render such assistance as may be needed and make a full report to the manager
				  as soon as practicable but in no event more than three days thereafter. In the
				  event that a written report of such accident is required by State or Federal
				  law, a copy of such report shall also be submitted to the
				  manager.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1151 - Personal Conduct › Section 1151.1 - Definition

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Transportation facility
means any railroad,
				  omnibus, marine, aviation or light rail transit facility and any person, firm,
				  partnership, association or corporation which owns, leases or operates any such
				  facility or any other facility used for service in the transportation of
				  passengers, United States mail or personal property as a common carrier for
				  hire and any portion thereof and the rights, leaseholds or other interest
				  therein together with routes, tracks, extensions, connections, parking lots,
				  garages, warehouses, yards, storage yards, maintenance and repair shops,
				  terminals, stations and other related facilities thereof, the devices,
				  appurtenances, and equipment thereof and power plants and other
				  instrumentalities used or useful therefor or in connection
				  therewith.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1151 - Personal Conduct › Section 1151.2 - Reckless endangerment

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No person while at any transportation facility shall
				  recklessly engage in conduct which creates a substantial risk of serious
				  physical injury to another person.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1151 - Personal Conduct › Section 1151.3 - Criminal nuisance

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No person while at any transportation facility, by conduct
				  either unlawful in itself or unreasonable under all the circumstances, shall
				  knowingly or recklessly create or maintain a condition which endangers the
				  safety or health of a considerable number of persons.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1151 - Personal Conduct › Section 1151.4 - Trespassing

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No person shall knowingly enter or remain unlawfully in or
				  upon any transportation facility.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXIII - NIAGARA FRONTIER TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Part 1151 - Personal Conduct › Section 1151.5 - Loitering

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No person shall:
(a)
				loiter or remain or wander about any transportation facility for the purpose of
				begging;
(b) loiter or remain in
				any transportation facility for the purpose of gambling with cards, dice or
				other gambling paraphernalia;
(c)
				loiter or remain in any transportation facility for the purpose of engaging, or
				soliciting another person to engage, in deviate sexual intercourse or other
				sexual behavior of a deviate nature;
(d) loiter or remain or wander in or about
				any transportation facility without apparent reason and under circumstances
				which justify suspicion that he may be engaged or about to engage in crime,
				and, upon inquiry by a peace officer, refuses to identify himself or fails to
				give a reasonably credible account of his conduct and purposes;
(e) loiter or remain in any transportation
				facility, unless specifically authorized to do so, for the purpose of
				soliciting or engaging in any business, trade or commercial transaction
				involving the sale of merchandise or services, or for the purpose of
				entertaining persons by singing, dancing or playing any musical instrument;
				or
(f) loiter or remain in any
				transportation facility, or be found sleeping therein, and be unable to give a
				satisfactory explanation of his presence.