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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle K - New York State Police › Part 487 - Consumer Product Protection Rules › Section 487.5 - New york state police scientific crime detection laboratory

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The New York State Police Scientific Crime Detection
				  Laboratory, upon request of the investigative agency, shall be authorized to
				  analyze evidence and provide other support consistent with its laboratory
				  functions to fully investigate consumer product tampering incidents. The
				  procedures for such assistance shall be established by the director of the
				  State Police laboratories and approved by the Superintendent of State Police.
				  Such procedures shall be provided by the Crime Analysis Unit of the Division of
				  State Police to appropriate agencies upon request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter I - General › Part 490 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Property Acquired By The Chief Of Staff › Section 490.1 - Purpose

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The law stated above provides the Chief of Staff, with the
					 approval of the Director of the Budget, shall establish and may amend rules and
					 regulations authorizing the payment of reasonable and necessary moving expenses
					 of occupants of property acquired pursuant to such laws and may provide for a
					 schedule of payments in fixed amounts, in lieu of payments of reasonable and
					 necessary actual moving expenses. The following rules and regulations shall
					 apply to making relocation payments to eligible persons for their moving
					 expenses caused by their displacement from real property acquired pursuant to
					 such law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter I - General › Part 490 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Property Acquired By The Chief Of Staff › Section 490.3 - General provisions

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Application for payment of moving expenses shall be made to
					 the Chief of Staff upon forms prescribed by him and shall be accompanied by
					 such information and evidence as he may require and payment of such will be
					 made to eligible persons under the circumstances and to the extent set forth
					 below:
(a) General provisions
				  applicable to both residential and commercial moves.
(1) When there has been an approval of a
				  property acquisition program and property appropriation maps have been filed in
				  the Department of State and the occupant of the property has been notified of
				  such pending acquisition by the State or an agreement of purchase has been
				  executed by the property owner and delivered to the State, the eligible persons
				  are authorized to proceed with the relocation.
(2) Moving expenses shall not include any
				  cost of construction or improvement at the new location to replace property for
				  which compensation was made in the acquisition of right of way.
(3) In case of a partial taking of right of
				  way by the State, removal from the area being acquired to a remainder area
				  shall be considered a relocation eligible for the collection of moving expenses
				  if removal of personal property of an eligible person is necessary.
(4) Moving expenses shall not include any
				  indirect losses or losses due to negligence.
(5) Where an eligible individual or family
				  occupy bona fide living quarters on the same premises as a business concern
				  (including the operation of a farm) or a nonprofit organization they may be
				  considered as a separate, eligible person in determining the amount of payment
				  for residential moving costs.
(6)
				  After an eligible person has vacated the property, no moving expense payments
				  will thereafter be eligible to any party with respect to the subsequent
				  occupancy of the same property.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter I - General › Part 490 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Property Acquired By The Chief Of Staff › Section 490.4 - Fixed moving expenses for residential individuals and families

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(a) A flat fixed
				  sum will be allowed for moving expenses (provided application therefor is made
				  within six months of completion of move) based upon the terms and conditions of
				  all of thus Part to eligible persons which shall cover all items and
				  incidentals necessary to the vacating of the premises acquired or being
				  acquired by the State, according to the following number of counted rooms from
				  which the individual or family moves.
Number of
counted rooms
Amount
1 .......
$ 45
1 1/2 .......
54
2 .......
63
2 1/2 .......
72
3 .......
81
3 1/2 .......
88
4 .......
95
4 1/2 .......
102
5 .......
108
5 1/2 .......
115
6 .......
122
6 1/2 .......
129
7 .......
135
7 1/2 .......
142
8 .......
149
8 1/2 .......
156
9 .......
162
9 1/2 .......
169
10 .......
176
10 1/2 .......
$ 183
11 .......
189
11 1/2 .......
196
12 .......
203
12 1/2 .......
210
13 .......
216
13 1/2 .......
223
14 .......
230
14 1/2 .......
237
15 .......
243
15 1/2 .......
250
16 .......
257
16 1/2 .......
264
17 .......
270
17 1/2 .......
277
18 .......
284
18 1/2 .......
291
19 .......
297
19 1/2 and over .......
300
(b)
				  Tenants in furnished rooms, furnished apartments, and house-trailers where the
				  principal household furniture and equipment is owned by the operator of such a
				  facility and when such tenant furnishes and uses in such facilities a nominal
				  amount of his own household equipment, under such circumstances an individual
				  upon proper application and verification of the claim will be paid $10 upon
				  vacating the premises and two or more persons occupying each facilities and a
				  family and who own and use a nominal amount of their own furniture and
				  household equipment will be paid $20 upon vacating the facility.
(c) When a trailer is owner occupied and it
				  is affixed to the ground and determined to be real property and compensated for
				  in the acquisition as such, the owner will be allowed the fixed sum of $50 for
				  vacating and removing all of their own personal effects that are not considered
				  part of the realty.
(d) In the case
				  of a typical trailer park, where a trailer owner is "hitched" to the local
				  water and electric supply and occupies space on a weekly, monthly or term lease
				  rental basis, such trailer owner when ordered to remove to clear the site of
				  the project will be eligible to collect the flat sum of $50 to move his entire
				  trailer, equipment and appurtenances from the premises.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter I - General › Part 490 - Payments To An Owner Or Tenant Of Residential Property Or Commercial Property Upon Their Application For Allowance Of Moving Expenses In Vacating Property Acquired By The Chief Of Staff › Section 490.5 - Actual moving expenses for business concerns

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Moving expenses for business concerns, nonprofit
					 organizations and operation of a farm will be on actual costs based upon
					 receipted bills from recognized movers or in the case of an owner or tenant
					 performing the moving himself, it would be on an actual cost of hiring
					 equipment and personnel at prevailing rates in the community for that type of
					 equipment and personnel. All books and records kept by the owner or tenant
					 shall be subject to review and audit by a State representative during
					 reasonable business hours all of which shall be documented in forms agreeable
					 to the Chief of Staff. Such moving costs shall not include the moving of any
					 fixtures or equipment that were considered as part of the realty in the
					 acquisition of the premises and likewise such costs shall not include any
					 charges at the new location for electric wiring, or plumbing nor for the
					 remodeling, redecorating or reinforcing of a new structure to accommodate the
					 equipment or stock of the individual business concern, nonprofit organization
					 or in the operation of a farm. Whenever moving is performed by a licensed mover
					 operating under regulatory authority, the amount paid as reimbursement for
					 actual moving expenses shall not be in excess of the tariffs filed by such
					 mover with either the Interstate Commerce Commission or the State Public
					 Service Commission as the case may be.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 495 - Insignia › Section 495.1 - Official insignia

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The official insignia of State, county and city civil
						defense agencies is hereby declared to be as follows: the letters CD in red (or
						black, in black-and-white printing) centered within a white triangle,
						surrounded by a blue (or black, in black-and-white printing) circle; around the
						bottom of the said circle, the words New York in white letters; around the top
						of the circle, the name, in white letters of the particular civil defense
						office, or established civil defense section or service duly authorized to
						employ or display the said insignia in connection with its official duties. No
						other insignia except that herein prescribed shall be employed by State, county
						and city civil defense agencies.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 495 - Insignia › Section 495.2 - Use of insignia

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The State Civil Defense Director and county and city
						directors of civil defense are hereby empowered to authorize the use of the
						official insignia by any of the sections, services or individuals under their
						respective jurisdictions, subject to the following directions and
						restrictions:
(a) The said insignia
					 may be displayed:
(1) On a sleeve brassard,
					 hatband, or badge.
(2) On privately
					 owned vehicles while such vehicles are employed in carrying out an official
					 civil defense mission.
(3) On
					 vehicles belonging to the State or its political subdivisions and permanently
					 assigned to a civil defense agency or temporarily assigned for use in carrying
					 out a civil defense mission.
(4) On
					 equipment or supplies intended for civil defense use or owned or controlled by
					 a civil defense agency.
(5) Upon
					 any building or structure duly designated by the State Civil Defense Director
					 or a county or city director of civil defense to be used for civil defense
					 purposes.
(6) On official
					 stationery of the civil defense offices.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 495 - Insignia › Section 495.3 - Violations

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Any violation of this Part shall constitute a misdemeanor
						as provided for in subdivision 3 of section 101 of the State Defense Emergency
						Act.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 496 - Loyalty Oath › Section 496.1 - Oath required

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Since Federal legislation requires that each person other
						than a Federal employee who is appointed to serve in a State or local
						organization for civil defense shall before entering upon his duties take the
						following oath:
"I, ________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will
						support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies,
						foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same;
						that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose
						of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which
						I am about to enter."
"And I do further swear (or affirm) that I do not
						advocate, nor am I a member or an affiliate of any organization, group, or
						combination of persons that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the
						United States by force or violence; and that during such time as I am a member
						of the Civil Defense forces of the State of New York, I will not advocate nor
						become a member or an affiliate of any organization, group, or combination of
						persons that advocates the overthrow of the Government of the United States by
						force or violence." All persons appointed after the effective date of the
						Federal legislation (12 January 1951) to serve in a State or local organization
						for civil defense in this State, shall take said oath.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 496 - Loyalty Oath › Section 496.2 - Written oath

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Said oath shall be taken in writing before a person
						authorized to administer oaths.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 496 - Loyalty Oath › Section 496.3 - Responsibility for enforcement

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Local directors of civil defense will be responsible for
						carrying out the provisions of this Part as regards their local civil defense
						organizations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 496 - Loyalty Oath › Section 496.4 - Procedure

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The procedure to be followed in carrying out the
						provisions as regards State civil defense organizations shall be in accordance
						with the instructions of the State Civil Defense Commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 497 - Residence Requirements For Members Of The Permanent Staff Of The New York State Civil Defense Commission District Offices › Section 497.1 - Purpose

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This section establishes the requirement for residence of
						members of the permanent staff (other than stenographic or clerical) of the
						district offices, made necessary by their responsibilities preparatory to,
						during and subsequent to a natural disaster or civil defense
						emergency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 497 - Residence Requirements For Members Of The Permanent Staff Of The New York State Civil Defense Commission District Offices › Section 497.2 - Definition

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For the purpose of this section residence shall mean
						living in the prescribed area with intent to make it a fixed and permanent home
						and consequently to be physically and readily available in the event of a
						natural disaster or civil defense emergency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 497 - Residence Requirements For Members Of The Permanent Staff Of The New York State Civil Defense Commission District Offices › Section 497.3 - Residence requirements

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Persons appointed to positions (other than stenographic
						or clerical) on the permanent staff of a district office shall, within 60 days
						subsequent to permanent appointment, establish residence within 30 miles of the
						permanent district office location to which they are
						appointed.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter A - Administration › Part 497 - Residence Requirements For Members Of The Permanent Staff Of The New York State Civil Defense Commission District Offices › Section 497.4 - Penalty

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If any person permanently appointed to a position (other
						than stenographic or clerical) on the permanent staff of a district office
						either fails to establish or fails to continue his residence within the
						prescribed area, it shall be cause for discharge from his position by the
						appointing authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this Part is to provide procedures
						  governing those who:
(a) sell or offer
						for sale;
(b) construct or offer to
						construct; or
(c) alter or improve
						or who offer to alter or improve any area or portion of a building, structure
						or other real property in order to provide any facility to reduce the intensity
						of fallout radiation.
It is also intended to prevent deceptive and fraudulent
						  advertising and to protect the public from being victimized by such advertising
						  of fallout shelters.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.2 - Scope

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This Part establishes criteria for selling or offering
						  for sale fallout shelters as defined in subdivisions 15 and 16 of section 3 of
						  the Defense Emergency Act, as amended.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.3 - Definitions

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(a) Fallout
						shelter. A building, structure or other real property, or an area or portion
						thereof, so constructed, altered or improved as to provide protection against
						harmful radiation resulting from radioactive fallout in accordance with the
						plan, regulations or orders of the commission pertaining thereto, including
						such plumbing, heating, electrical, ventilating, conditioning, filtrating and
						refrigerating equipment and other mechanical additions or installations, if
						any, as may be an integral part thereof.
(b) Facilities. Buildings, shelters,
						utilities and land.
(c) Protection
						factor. The relative reduction in the amount of radiation that would be
						received by a person in a shelter compared with the amount which he would
						receive if unprotected. For example, an unprotected person would receive 100
						times more radiation than a person in a shelter having a protection factor of
						100.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.4 - Fallout shelter standards

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Fallout shelters must meet the minimum standards as
						  established by Subchapter B hereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.5 - Consumer protection

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Whenever a facility is sold, or is offered for sale, or
						  there is a contract to sell or construct, or there is an offer to construct, or
						  to alter or improve, or an offer to alter or improve any area or portion of a
						  building, structure or other real property in order to provide any facility
						  which represented, either expressly or implied, to reduce the intensity of
						  fallout radiation such facility must comply with the plan, regulations or
						  orders of the commission which are in effect pertaining thereto unless there is
						  a prompt and full disclosure to the contrary. Such disclosure in order to be
						  effective must be made as follows:
(a)
						In an advertisement, whether by newspaper, magazine, book, notice, circular,
						pamphlet, letter, handbill, poster, bill, sign, placard, card, label, tag,
						radio, television, or in any other way, by stating clearly and conspicuously at
						its outset and in type of at least equal size and prominence as any other
						appearing in the advertisement, the following: "Does Not Meet Minimum
						Requirements of New York State Civil Defense Commission".
(b) In an oral representation to a
						prospective purchaser, by including a clear and unequivocal statement at the
						outset of any such offering or sales representation that such facility does not
						meet minimum requirements of the New York State Civil Defense
						Commission.
(c) In a contract to
						furnish, sell, construct, or install such a shelter, or improve any area or
						portion of a building, structure or other real property in order to provide a
						facility to reduce the intensity of fallout radiation, by including the
						following words both at the top of the contract and directly above the space
						reserved for the signature of the buyer, "Does Not Meet Minimum Requirements of
						New York State Civil Defense Commission", in at least 8-point bold face
						type.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.6 - Penalties for noncompliance

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Any person, firm, association or corporation, or any
						  agent, officer, employee or member thereof who fails to comply with section
						  500.5  of this
						  Part, will:
(a) if convicted in a
						criminal proceeding, be guilty of a misdemeanor and, if a natural person, shall
						be punished by a fine not exceeding $500, or by imprisonment for not longer
						than six months; and if a firm, association or a corporation by a fine not
						exceeding $5,000;
(b) if, in a
						civil proceeding, be found to have committed a violation, shall be subjected,
						if a natural person, to a civil penalty not exceeding $500, and, if a firm,
						association or corporation, to a civil penalty not exceeding $5,000.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.7 - Implied warranty in contracts for shelters

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In any sale of or in any contract (a) to sell, (b) to
						  construct, or (c) to alter or improve any area or portion of a building,
						  structure, or other real property in order to provide any facility represented,
						  expressly or implied, to reduce the intensity of fallout radiation, there is an
						  implied warranty or condition that such facility complies with the plan,
						  regulations or orders of the commission which are in effect pertaining to
						  shelters, unless there is prompt and full disclosure in accordance with the
						  regulations of the commission of the fact that such facility does not comply in
						  this respect with such plan, regulations or orders of the
						  commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 1 - Fallout Shelters-General › Part 500 - Sale › Section 500.8 - Government connection, approval or endorsement

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If a fallout shelter design meets the minimum
						  requirements of the New York State Civil Defense Commission, the advertiser may
						  disclose the fact in advertising. Even though the shelter design meets the
						  aforementioned requirements, however, an advertiser shall not represent that
						  the shelter has been approved or endorsed by the State or by an agency of the
						  State. Thus, the use of seals, insignia, trade or brand names, or any other
						  term or symbol implying State government connection, approval or endorsement
						  shall not be used in advertising.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.1 - Purpose

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This Part promulgates the regulations governing
						  construction, maintenance and use of fallout shelters applicable to family
						  fallout shelters and the regulations governing construction, maintenance and
						  use of fallout shelters applicable to group fallout shelters (Appendix
						  L-1).
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.2 - Scope

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The contents of this Part are identified by a letter
						  prefix before the number of each section:
Family Fallout Shelters
						  AS.......................................................................................................
Group Fallout Shelters
						  GS.....................................................................
The appendix* to this Part
						  contains standards that provide acceptable methods of compliance with this
						  Part. However, other construction methods, materials and building equipment
						  which meet the performance requirements of this Part are acceptable.
Footnotes
* See Appendix
						  L-1.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.3 - Application

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Any fallout shelter constructed or installed or
						  proposed to be constructed or installed shall comply with the standards and
						  requirements established in the regulations governing construction, maintenance
						  and use of fallout shelters. Compliance with the regulations governing
						  construction, maintenance and use of fallout shelters shall be deemed to
						  accomplish the following:
(a)
						Achievement of the minimum protection factor against radioactive
						fallout.
(b) Establishment of
						eligibility for financial assistance from governmental sources or private
						lending institutions for the construction of fallout shelters.
(c) Establishment of eligibility for
						exemption (1) from local taxation of those portions of off-street parking
						facilities providing underground shelter; and (2) from real property taxation,
						special ad valorem levies, and special assessment on fallout shelter facilities
						as provided respectively in sections 478 and
						479  of the Real Property Tax Law, as
						amended.
(d) Establishment of
						eligibility for State Civil Defense Aid for fallout shelter
						occupancies.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.4 - Administration and interpretation

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The State Civil Defense Director shall be responsible
						  for the Statewide administration and interpretation of the regulations
						  governing construction, maintenance and use of fallout
						  shelters.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.5 - Effect of compliance with the standards

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A fallout shelter constructed in conformity with the
						  provisions of the regulations governing construction, maintenance and use of
						  fallout shelters shall, notwithstanding any provisions of law to the contrary,
						  be deemed to comply with the applicable building code, Multiple Dwelling Law,
						  Multiple Residence Law, or other law as defined in section 3  of the State
						  Defense Emergency Act relating to the construction, maintenance and use of
						  buildings, structures or other real property, and to the control of land
						  uses.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.6 - Enforcement

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Local administration and enforcement of the regulations
						  governing construction, maintenance and use of fallout shelters shall be the
						  responsibility of appropriate local officials. The department, bureau,
						  division, agency or person, including any joint agency, or a county, city, town
						  or village, charged with the enforcement of the applicable building code,
						  Multiple Dwelling Law, Multiple Residence Law or other law, as defined in
						  section 3  of the State Defense Emergency Act, relating to the construction,
						  maintenance and use of buildings, structures or other real property, shall be
						  responsible for the enforcement of the provisions of the regulations governing
						  construction, maintenance and use of fallout shelters.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter B - Shelters › Article 2 - Construction, Maintenance and Use of Fallout Shelters › Part 502 - Construction, Maintenance And Use Of Fallout Shelters › Section 502.7 - Review

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The procedure for review by an owner in the event of
						  failure by an appropriate body to grant a fallout shelter application shall be
						  in the manner provided by law for appeals from determinations by the
						  appropriate body in enforcing the Multiple Dwelling Law, Multiple Residence
						  Law, the State Building Construction Code (Chapter I of Subtitle S of Title 9
						  of the Codes, Rules and Regulations of the State of New York), or any other
						  provision of law relating to the construction, maintenance or use of buildings,
						  structures or other real property.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 505 - Warning Signals › Section 505.1 - Signals

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The following audible signals to be sounded by public
						warning devices are hereby established as the official civil defense signals
						throughout the State of New York:
(a)
					 Attack warning signal shall be:
(1) A three-
					 to five-minute wailing tone on sirens or a series of short blasts on horns or
					 other devises, repeated as deemed necessary.
(2) The attack warning signal shall mean that
					 an actual attack against this country has been detected and that protective
					 action should be taken.
(3) The
					 attack warning signal shall be sounded on all public warning devices
					 immediately upon receipt of the attack warning message, which will be worded as
					 follows "THIS IS AN ATTACK WARNING, REPEAT, THIS IS AN ATTACK WARNING, TIME
					 (________) HOURS (date)".
Note: Undoubtedly this information will be made available
						throughout the United States in ZULU time. Retransmission from New York State
						will follow immediately with a translation to local time.
(4) The attack warning signal shall be used
					 for no other purpose and shall have no other meaning.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 505 - Warning Signals › Section 505.2 - False signals

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Except for the purpose of any authorized and previously
						publicized test or drill, any person who shall willfully issue or disseminate a
						false civil defense warning or signal, or shall willfully simulate an official
						civil defense signal, shall be guilty of a felony as provided in subdivision 4
						of section 101 of the New York State Defense Emergency Act.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.1 - Authorization for and purpose for procurement

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(a) During the acute emergency period
					 immediately following attack each local director of civil defense is hereby
					 expressly authorized to purchase, rent or requisition (take) within his own
					 territory in the name of the State, for temporary or permanent use, the
					 emergency materials, supplies, equipment and facilities he finds necessary:
(1) to provide for the injured, homeless or
					 distressed persons found in or brought into his territory because of the
					 attack;
(2) to provide for the
					 effective maintenance and operation of the civil defense personnel under his
					 orders, or who may be placed under his orders because of the attack.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.2 - Type of emergency materials

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The emergency materials, supplies and equipment so
						purchased, rented or requisitioned immediately after attack by a local
						director, for delivery to or use by welfare centers, medical and other civil
						defense installations and for maintenance of civil defense personnel within his
						territory may include, but shall not be limited to food in bulk, clothing in
						bulk, cots, blankets, medical supplies, fuel, gasoline, oil and mass feeding
						equipment.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.3 - Other purposes for procurement

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Immediately after attack, the State director acting for
						the commission may instruct any local director, not involved in the attack, to
						purchase, rent or requisition (take) in the name of the State within his own
						territory, emergency materials, supplies and equipment for:
(a) shipment to an attacked area;
(b) the effective maintenance and operation
					 of civil defense personnel that he is dispatching to an attacked
					 area.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.4 - Price of materials

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Emergency materials, supplies and equipment purchased in
						the name of the State from a vendor shall be bought at prices not in excess of
						that vendor's prices effective in the territory of the local director
						immediately prior to attack.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.5 - Payment for purchases

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Emergency purchase, rental and requisition in the name of
						the State under this Part shall be paid for by the State as hereinafter
						prescribed.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.6 - Requisition of materials

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The taking or requisitioning of emergency material,
						supplies, equipment and facilities under subdivision 3 of section 25 of the
						Defense Emergency Act, shall be resorted to when for any reason purchase or
						rental becomes impracticable and payment or settlement of same shall be made in
						accordance with said subdivision.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.7 - Supplies furnished until facilities restored and financial status established

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The emergency materials, supplies, equipment and
						facilities acquired pursuant to this Part, shall be furnished free to all
						persons who are in need thereof, because of the attack, without regard to
						ability to pay, until a local director furnishing the same determines, with the
						approval of the State director, or the State director on his own initiative
						determines with respect to one or more types of materials, supplies, equipment
						or facilities:
(a) that a sufficient
					 number of local retail supply establishments are open for business and fully
					 functioning; and
(b) that it is
					 practicable to establish the financial status of such persons. Thereafter local
					 public welfare officials in the territory of said local director, shall furnish
					 the necessities of life to financially needy persons only, as defense emergency
					 aid under section 25-a of the Defense Emergency Act.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.8 - Emergency lodging

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During the acute emergency period immediately following
						an attack each local director concerned is hereby expressly authorized to rent
						or requisition for temporary periods in the name of the State, emergency
						lodging or other facilities within his own territory for homeless persons found
						in or brought into his territory as a result of attack. This shall include
						civil defense personnel already in his territory or brought into it because of
						attack. Such emergency lodging shall be provided in hotels, lodging houses,
						private homes and other private or public buildings.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.9 - Lodging prices

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Emergency lodging in hotels, boarding houses and other
						buildings used for emergency lodging including billets in private homes, shall
						be rented at not in excess of the prices established in a fair rent schedule by
						the local director and approved by the State commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.10 - Requisition of lodging

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When for any reason rental is impracticable, emergency
						lodging shall be requisitioned for a temporary period under subdivision 3 of
						section 25 of the Defense Emergency Act.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.11 - Lodging furnished until financial status established

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Emergency lodging shall be furnished free to all persons
						who are in need thereof as a result of attack without regard to ability to pay,
						until such time as the local director concerned determines, with the approval
						of the State director, or the State director on his own initiative determines
						that it is practicable to establish the financial status of such persons.
						Thereafter, in the territory under jurisdiction of such local director, local
						public welfare officials shall furnish lodging to financially needy persons
						only, as defense emergency aid, under section 25-a of the Defense Emergency
						Act.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 9 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle L - Division of Military and Naval Affairs › Chapter II - Natural Disaster And Civil Defense › Subchapter C - Emergency Operations › Part 506 - State Purchase, Rental And Requisition In Event Of Attack › Section 506.12 - Form employed for emergency procurement

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The State director acting for the commission, shall have
						printed and distributed to local directors, State Civil Defense Commission form
						No. 1 in triplicate, "Order for Emergency Materials, Supplies, Facilities or
						Services". This form shall be employed by local directors concerned in an
						attack either as a purchase order or requisition (taking) for all bulk or other
						emergency materials, supplies, equipment, facilities and lodging procured by
						them in the name of the State during the acute emergency period. Other local
						directors not involved in an attack shall similarly employ State Civil Defense
						Commission form No. 1 for emergency procurement pursuant to section
						516.3 
						of this Part when instructed to make such procurement by the State director,
						acting for the commission.