New York NY ordinances

18635 published ordinances from the New York City Administrative Code (current through L.L. 2026/147, enacted September 12, 2026, and amendments effective through October 10, 2026), in publication order. Independent public-information project — not the official City of New York website.

3 — Office powers.
4 — Election; term; salary.
5 — Annual statement to council.
6 — Heads of departments; appoint; remove.
7 — Deputy mayors.
8 — General powers.
9 — Removal of mayor.
10 — Succession.
11 — Reorganization of agencies under jurisdiction of mayor.
11-a — Designation of administering offices or agencies.
12 — Mayor's management report.
13 — Office of criminal justice.
13-a — Code of administrative judicial conduct.
13-b — Office of civil justice.
13-c — Municipal division of transitional services.
13-d — Office of crime victim services.
13-e — Office of street vendor enforcement.
13-f — Office for neighborhood safety and the prevention of gun violence.
15 — Office of operations.
16 — Report on social indicators and equity.
16-a — Fair housing plan and housing reports.
17 — Strategic policy statement.
18 — Office of immigrant affairs.
19 — Office to end domestic and gender-based violence.
20 — Office of long-term planning and sustainability.
20-a — Office of urban agriculture.
20-b — Commission on gender equity.
20-c — Drug strategy.
20-d — Office of nightlife.
20-e — Committee on city healthcare services.
20-f — Office of data analytics.
20-g — Office for the prevention of hate crimes.
20-h — Office of minority and women-owned business enterprises.
20-i — Office of food policy.
20-j — Office of cyber command.
20-k — Center for older workforce development.
20-l — Office of sports, wellness and recreation.
20-m — Office of community mental health and mental health council.
20-n — Office of the utility advocate.
20-o — Office of not-for-profit organization services.
20-p — Office of marine debris disposal and vessel surrendering.
20-q — Office of healthcare accountability.
20-r — Residential displacement remediation.
20-s — Office for coordination of the transition to borough-based jails.
20-t — Office of contract services.
20-t — Office of the census.
20-u — Office of algorithmic accountability.
20-v — Office of child care and early childhood education.
20-w — Coordination of inspections required to open a business.
50 — Districting commission; composition; appointment; terms; vacancies; compensation.
51 — Powers and duties of the commission; hearings; submissions and approval of plan.
52 — District plan; criteria.
21 — The council.
22 — Composition of council.
23 — Council members not to be employees of agencies.
24 — Public advocate.
25 — Election; term; vacancies.
26 — Salaries and allowances.
27 — Local laws and resolutions increasing or decreasing salaries or allowances.
28 — Powers of council.
29 — Power of investigation and oversight.
30 — Council review of city procurement policies and procedures.
31 — Power of advice and consent.
32 — Local laws.
33 — Local laws and budget modifications; fiscal impact statements.
33-a — Local laws relating to public safety.
34 — Vote required for local law or resolution.
35 — Ayes and noes.
36 — Local laws; passage.
37 — Local laws; action by mayor.
38 — Local laws; referendum.
39 — Reconsideration.
40 — Amendment of charter.
41 — Submission of local laws or amendments.
42 — Meetings.
43 — Special meetings.
44 — Speaker.
45 — Sergeant-at-arms; procedure; expulsion of members.
46 — Rules of the council.
47 — Legislative professional staff.
48 — City clerk; duties.
49 — Members not to be questioned for speeches.
81 — Qualifications; election; term; salary; removal; vacancy.
82 — Powers and duties.
83 — Organization of office.
85 — Borough board.
86 — Opening and closing streets.
91 — Election; term; salary.
92 — Removal from office.
93 — Powers and duties.
94 — Deputy comptrollers and other appointees.
95 — Annual audit.
96 — Actuarial audit.
97 — Audit committee.
100 — Format of expense budget departmental estimates, preliminary expense budget, and executive expense budget.
101 — Preliminary expense budget.
102 — Expense budget borough allocations.
102-a — Capital budget borough allocation expense budget contingencies.
103 — Contents of the executive expense budget.
104 — Contract budget.
105 — Appropriations for goods, services or construction.
106 — Expense budget administration.
107 — Budget modification.
108 — [Detailed quarterly accountings.]
109 — General fund.
110 — Expenditure reports.
111 — Self-dealing among members of the governing boards of charitable institutions.
150 — Office of administrative tax appeals.
153 — Tax commission.
154 — Administrative powers of commissioners.
155 — Annual report.
156 — Right of entry.
163 — Application for correction of assessment for taxation.
164 — Procedure on application.
164-a — Procedure on application for correction of an assessment of seven hundred fifty thousand dollars or more.
164-b — Procedure on application for correction of an assessment of class one property.
165 — Final determination of the tax commission.
165-a — Notices of final determination on applications for owner-occupied residential property.
166 — Proceeding to review final determination of the tax commission.
168 — Tribunal for tax appeals.
169 — Rules of tribunal.
170 — Commencing an appeal before the tribunal.
171 — Decisions of the tribunal and judicial review.
172 — Sanctions.
191 — Department and director of city planning.
192 — City planning commission.
193 — Removal of commission members.
195 — Acquisitions of office space.
196 — Affected boards and borough presidents.
197-a — Plans.
197-b — Notification of plans and proposals.
197-c — Uniform land use review procedure.
197-d — Council review.
197-e — Expedited land use review procedure.
197-f — Affordable housing fast track.
197-g — Affordable housing appeals board.
198 — City map and street addresses.
199 — Projects and changes in city map.
200 — Zoning resolution.
201 — Applications for zoning changes and special permits.
202 — Platting of land and dedication of streets and public places.
203 — Criteria for location of city facilities.
204 — Citywide statement of needs.
205 — Comprehensive waterfront plan.
206 — Tracking of commitments.
210 — Definitions.
211 — Capital budget borough allocations.
212 — Format of departmental estimates for capital projects, preliminary capital budget and executive capital budget.
213 — Preliminary capital budget.
214 — Executive capital budget.
215 — Ten-year capital strategy.
216 — Amendment.
217 — Restrictions on capital projects.
218 — Site selection.
219 — Project initiation; commitment plan.
220 — Improvements payable other than by city.
221 — Standards for capital projects.
222 — Scope of project.
223 — Design of capital project.
224 — Works of art.
224.1 — Green building standards.
224.2 — Required energy conservation projects in city buildings.
224.3 — Induction loop systems.
225 — Budgetary responsibilities of the mayor, the director of management and budget and the comptroller.
225-a — Citywide participatory budgeting.
226 — Fiscal year.
227 — Spending pursuant to appropriations.
228 — Draft ten-year capital strategy.
229 — Revenue reports of the comptroller and mayor.
230 — Community board budget priorities.
231 — Departmental estimates.
232 — Report of the comptroller on capital debt and obligations.
233 — Report of the comptroller on the state of the city's finances.
234 — City planning commission hearing and statement on the draft ten-year capital strategy.
235 — Preliminary certificate of the mayor on capital debt and obligations.
236 — Submission of the preliminary budget.
237 — Report of independent budget office on revenues and expenditures.
238 — Community board review of preliminary budget.
239 — Estimate of assessed valuation, and statement of taxes due and uncollected by the commissioner of finance.
240 — Tax benefit report.
241 — Borough board preliminary budget hearings.
242 — Statement of debt service by the comptroller.
243 — The operating budget of the council.
244 — Preparation of the executive budget.
245 — Borough president recommendations to the mayor.
246 — Report of independent budget office on preliminary budget.
247 — Council preliminary budget hearings and recommendations.
248 — Ten-year capital strategy.
249 — Submission of the executive budget.
250 — The budget message.
251 — Borough president recommendations on the executive budget.
252 — Report of independent budget office on executive budget.
253 — Executive budget hearings.
254 — Amendment and adoption of the executive budget.
255 — Veto of the mayor.
256 — Appropriation, certification and publication.
257 — Comparison of adopted budget and ten-year capital strategy.
258 — Standards for budget and financial plan.
258.1 — Documents to be made available in certain formats.
259 — Independent budget office.
260 — Powers and duties.
265 — Allocation of authorizations to department of citywide administrative services.
265-a — Allocation of authorizations to department of design and construction.
266 — Short term debt.
270 — Application.
271 — Sinking fund of the city of New York.
272 — Water sinking fund of the city of New York.
273 — Rapid transit sinking fund of the city of New York.
273-a — Transit unification sinking fund of the city of New York.
274 — Administration of sinking funds.
275 — Investment of sinking fund moneys.
276 — Annual appropriations to the sinking funds.
277 — Monthly report.
278 — Annual report.
290 — Application.
291 — General sinking fund.
292 — Administration.
293 — Terms and conditions with respect to the general sinking fund.
294 — Redemption.
295 — Defeasance.
296 — Investments.
297 — [Monthly and annual reports.]
298 — Additional sinking funds.
299 — [Redemption from sinking funds established prior to July first, nineteen hundred eighty-one.]
310 — Scope.
311 — Procurement policy board.
312 — Procurement; general rule and exceptions.
313 — Competitive sealed bidding.
314 — Small purchases.
315 — Emergency procurement.
316 — Intergovernmental procurement.
317 — Alternatives to competitive sealed bidding.
318 — Competitive sealed bids from prequalified vendors.
319 — Competitive sealed proposals.
320 — Competitive sealed proposals from prequalified vendors.
321 — Sole source.
322 — Alternative procurement procedures.
323 — Multi-step sealed proposals.
324 — Prequalification.
325 — Planning and notification.
326 — Public notice and comment on contract awards.
327 — Certification of legal authority and procedural requisites.
328 — Registration of contracts by the comptroller.
329 — By whom procured.
330 — Inspection.
331 — Specifications.
332 — Payments procedure.
333 — Evaluation and monitoring of contractor performance.
334 — Information on city contracts.
335 — Centralized evaluation of contractor integrity, performance, and capability.
362 — Definitions.
363 — Franchises.
364 — Revocable consents.
365 — Terms of agreements; enforcement.
371 — Public hearing on proposed agreement; publication of notice.
372 — Powers of the mayor.
373 — Franchise and concession review committee.
374 — Concessions.
375 — Registration with the comptroller.
376 — Central file.
377 — Bureau of franchises.
378 — Transition.
381 — Authority to acquire real property.
382 — Notice to owners of proceeding to acquire property.
383 — Inalienable property.
384 — Disposal of property of the city.
385 — Heads of mayoral agencies.
386 — Planning, advising, coordinating activities.
387 — Program management.
388 — Financial management.
389 — Internal controls, rule-making, contracting.
390 — Powers and duties specified in other charter chapters.
391 — Department; corporation counsel; vacancy.
392 — Assistants.
393 — Offices.
394 — Powers and duties.
395 — Legal service to agencies.
396 — Actions and proceedings for recovery of penalties.
397 — Delegation of legal authority.
398 — Ex parte administrative warrants.
440 — Public complaints against members of the police department.
441 — Investigating past professional conduct by members of the police department.
450 — Independent police investigation and audit board; membership.
451 — Powers and duties of the board.
452 — Subpoenas.
453 — Board staff.
454 — Annual report.
455 — Cooperation of the police department.
456 — Authority of the police commissioner to investigate corruption to remain unimpaired; law enforcement agencies.
457 — Protocols.
458 — Severability.
459 — Definitions.
460 — Gun-free school safety zones.
461 — Definition.
462 — Permits and licenses for the purchase and possession of firearms.
463 — Sale or disposal of firearms.
464 — Carrying and possession of firearms.
465 — Exemptions.
466 — Penalties.
431 — Department; commissioner.
432 — Deputies.
433 — Member of department; no other office.
434 — Commissioner; powers and duties.
435 — Department; duties.
436 — Powers over certain trades.
437 — Detail to attend court.
438 — Maintenance and operation of telegraph and telephone lines, etc.
495 — Department; commissioner.
496 — Deputies.
497 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
498 — Agency cooperation and review of citywide emergency plans.
481 — Department; commissioner.
482 — Chief may be designated as commissioner.
483 — Deputies.
484 — Designation of officers to act.
485 — Seal.
486 — Treasurer.
487 — Powers.
488 — Enforcement of fire laws.
489 — Regulation of combustibles, etc.
490 — Powers of inspection of the commissioner.
491 — Orders of the commissioner; enforcement.
492 — Right of entry of officers of the department.
493 — Member of department; no other office.
494 — Duties of chief; restriction.
520 — Salaries of members of the board of education.
521 — Property under board of education; care and control; suits in regard thereto.
522 — Reports of department.
523 — Removal by mayor after hearing.
524 — School officers not to be interested in contracts; removal.
525 — Contributions to political funds, etc., prohibited.
526 — Powers of investigation.
526-a — Powers of investigation.
527 — Changes in state law.
528 — The installation and operation of security cameras and other security measures in New York city public schools.
529 — Education department and police department school incident reporting requirements.
530-b — Student discharge reporting data.
530-c — Student graduation reporting data.
530-d — Notification requirements, PCBs.
530-e — PCB reporting data.
530-f — Instructional arts requirements data.
530 — Reporting of information concerning out-of-state facility placement.
530 — Reporting requirements.
541 — New York city sports commission.
531 — Department; commissioner.
532 — Deputies.
533 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
534 — Landmarks preservation commission.
550 — Definitions.
551 — Department; commissioner.
552 — Deputy commissioners.
553 — Board of health.
554 — Removal of board members.
555 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
556 — Functions, powers and duties of the department.
557 — Chief medical examiner.
558 — Health code.
559 — Seal.
560 — Temporary hospitals during epidemic or imminent peril.
561 — Permits.
562 — Failure to observe order; penalty.
563 — Declaration of imminent peril.
564 — Suits and service of papers.
566 — Right of entry of officers of department.
567 — Acceptance of private funds.
568 — Mental hygiene advisory board.
569 — Construction clause.
581 — Office of animal welfare.
582 — Powers and duties.
610 — Department; commissioner.
611 — Deputies.
612 — Powers and duties.
614 — Permanent housing needs, annual report.
615 — Administration; commissioner.
616 — Deputies.
617 — Powers and duties.
618 — [Additional powers and duties.]
620 — Child care advisory board.
601 — Department; commissioner.
602 — Deputies.
603 — Powers and duties.
604 — Public institutions under the commissioner.
621 — Department; commissioner.
622 — Deputies.
623 — Powers of commissioner.
624 — Cleaning and maintenance of buildings.
625 — Labor of prisoners.
626 — Board of correction.
627 — Council members authorized to visit correctional facilities.
641 — Department; commissioner.
642 — Deputies.
643 — Department; functions.
644 — Department; powers.
645 — Offices of the department; powers and duties.
646 — Conduct of investigations.
647 — Definition of "class".
648 — Appeals.
649 — Inspection.
650 — [Office of the tenant advocate.]
651 — Office of building energy and emissions performance.
659 — Constitution and appointment.
660 — Executive director of standards and appeals.
661 — Staff, powers and duties.
662 — Removal by mayor after hearing.
663 — Meetings.
665 — Rules and regulations; bulletin.
666 — Jurisdiction.
666-a — Fast-track action for affordable housing projects.
667 — Inspections.
668 — Variances and special permits.
669 — Procedure on appeals.
670 — False statements.
731 — Department; commissioner.
732 — Deputies.
733 — Powers and duties.
734 — Youth board.
735 — Interagency coordinating council.
736 — Community action board.
751 — Department; commissioner.
752 — Deputies.
753 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
754 — Duties and obligations of property owner with respect to keeping vacant lots clean.
755 — Definition.
801 — Department; commissioner.
802 — Deputies.
803 — Powers and duties.
804 — Complaint bureau.
805 — Conduct of investigations.
806 — Interference with investigation.
807 — Inspectors general of agencies.
808 — Evaluation and recommendations.
808 — Public outreach and reporting.
810 — Department, commissioner.
811 — Powers and duties of the commissioner; general.
812 — Personnel management, declaration of intent.
813 — City civil service commission.
814 — Personnel management; powers and duties of the commissioner.
814.1 — Office of diversity and inclusion.
815 — Agency heads; powers and duties concerning personnel management.
815.1 — Anti-sexual harassment training.
815.2 — Age discrimination training.
815.3 — Anti-racism and anti-racial discrimination trainings.
816 — Management service.
817 — Appointments and promotions.
818 — Power of investigation.
819 — No compensation to unauthorized employee.
820 — Examination for licenses.
821 — Officers or employees designated to serve in exempt civil service positions.
822 — Public buildings and facilities.
823 — Procurement of goods, other personal property and services.
824 — Real property.
825 — Communications and energy.
826 — Data processing services.
827 — Automotive services.
828 — Right of entry.
829 — Performing administrative functions for the office of administrative trials and hearings and the board of standards and appeals.
830 — [Equal employment practices commission.]
831 — Duties and powers of the New York city equal employment practices commission.
832 — Compliance procedures.
851 — Constitution and appointment.
852 — Terms of members; vacancies.
853 — Officers; procedure; expenses.
854 — Approvals by the commission.
855 — Time for decision limited.
856 — Maintenance, repair, removal, relocation or alteration of works of art.
857 — Advisory oversight of works of art.
858 — Notice of agenda.
859 — Annual report.
860 — Financial information services agency.
861 — Powers and duties.
862 — Staff.
870 — Office of payroll administration.
871 — Powers and duties.
872 — Staff.
900 — Declaration of intent.
901 — Executive orders.
902 — Commission on human rights.
903 — Commission membership; chairperson; appointment; vacancy.
904 — Functions.
905 — Powers and duties.
906 — Relations with city departments and agencies.
1048 — Office.
1049 — Powers of the chief administrative law judge.
1049-a — Environmental control board.
1049-b — Effect of non-payment of civil penalties imposed by the environmental control board or a tribunal of the office of administrative trials and hearings.
1041 — Definitions.
1042 — Regulatory agenda.
1043 — Rulemaking.
1044 — Review of previously adopted rules.
1045 — Compilation of city rules.
1046 — Adjudication.
1047 — Declaratory ruling.
1057-aa — Definitions and applicability of the election law.
1057-bb — Municipal voter qualifications and registration.
1057-cc — The role of the board of elections in the city of New York.
1057-dd — Poll administration.
1057-ee — Municipal voter registration application form.
1057-ff — Party affiliations.
1057-gg — Availability and accessibility of municipal voter registration application forms.
1057-hh — Absentee ballot procedures.
1057-ii — Registration and enrollment.
1057-jj — Municipal voter notification.
1057-kk — Notification of ability to cancel registration.
1057-ll — Notification for individuals applying for citizenship.
1057-mm — Change of address procedures.
1057-nn — Confidentiality.
1057-oo — Community participation.
1057-pp — Transitioning to citizenship.
1057-qq — Challenges.
1057-rr — State and federal elections.
1057-ss — Violations.
1057-tt — Advisory group.
1057-uu — Petitioning.
1057-vv — Registration confirmation letters.
1051 — Department; board.
1052 — Campaign finance board.
1053 — Voter guide.
1054 — Voter assistance advisory committee.
1056 — Cooperation of mayoral agencies.
1056-b — Posting of sample ballots online by the board of elections.
1057 — Non-partisanship in program operations.
1057-a — Agency based voter registration.
1057-b — Designating and independent nominating petitions; number of signatures.
1057-c — Notice at former poll sites.
1057-d — Notifications to voters.
1057-e — Voter information portal.
1057-f — Online voter registration.
1057-g — Ranked choice voting for certain primary elections and elections for which nominations were made by independent nominating petitions.
1058 — Heads of departments to furnish copies of papers on demand.
1059 — Inspection by taxpayers of books and papers.
1060 — Public attendance at executive sessions.
1061 — Commission on public information and communication.
1062 — Public data directory.
1063 — Cablecasting and broadcasting the public proceedings of city government.
1064 — Centralized contract and contractor information.
1065 — Budget documents.
1066 — City Record.
1067 — Organization of the agency; notice.
1068 — [Resolutions amending or extending charter.]
1069 — Access to public insurance coverage information.
1069.1 — Distribution of pamphlet on public health insurance program options in day care centers.
1069.2 — By-laws of advisory bodies.
1070 — Department; commissioner.
1071 — Deputies.
1072 — Powers and duties of the department.
1073 — [Emergency communications systems of other agencies.]
1074 — Telecommunications.
1075 — 311 citizen service center reports.
1076 — Chief geospatial information officer.
1100 — Head of department; whole time.
1101 — Deputies.
1102 — Organization of department.
1109 — Summary inquiry.
1110 — Trusteeship of public property.
1110-a — Capital plant inventory and maintenance estimates.
1111 — Authorization to incur liabilities; expenses not to exceed appropriation.
1112 — Reports to mayor.
1113 — Report and advisory board review commission.
1115 — Officer not to hold any other civil office.
1116 — Fraud; neglect of duty; willful violation of law relative to office.
1117 — Pensioner not to hold office.
1118 — Officers and employees not to be ordered to work outside public employment.
1119 — Action of boards.
1120 — Additional powers and duties.
1121 — Agreements concerning performance of agency administrative functions.
1122 — Bonds.
1123 — Failure to testify.
1124 — Civil rights protected.
1125 — Salaries of the district attorneys.
1126 — Political activities forbidden.
1127 — Condition precedent to employment.
1128 — Interference with investigation.
1129 — Members of police department; no other office.
1130 — Members of fire department; elective office.
1131 — School officers not to be interested in contracts; removal.
1132 — Contributions to political funds, etc., prohibited.
1133 — Transmission of reports; disposal of records; destruction of other materials.
1134 — [Copies of agency reports, audits or evaluations to council.]
1135 — Restriction on community board membership of employees of council members and borough presidents.
1136 — Certification of officers and employees.
1136.1 — Prohibitions on the use of government funds and resources.
1139 — Qualification for elected office.
1137 — Public policy.
1138 — Term limits.
1140 — Relation of this charter to existing law.
1141 — Rights of officers and employees preserved.
1142 — Continuity of powers and duties.
1143 — Transfer of officers and employees in case of transfer of functions.
1144 — Transfer of records and property.
1145 — Continuity of agencies.
1146 — Pending actions and proceedings.
1147 — Existing rights and remedies preserved.
1150 — Definitions.
1151 — Effect of this charter on existing law.
1151-a — Effect of preamble.
1151-b — Effect of chapter 78.
1151-c — Effect of true cost of living.
1152 — Time of taking effect.
1153 — Separability clause.
1154 — Short title.
1170 — Office of collective bargaining; director.
1171 — Board of collective bargaining.
1172 — Board of certification.
1173 — Powers and duties.
1174 — Compensation.
1175 — Publication of collective bargaining agreements.
1176 — Budgeting for agreements.
1177 — Agency participation.
1200 — Department; commissioner.
1201 — Deputies.
1202 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
1203 — Consultation with other agencies.
1204 — Right of entry.
1205 — Powers and duties of other agencies.
1206 — Mentoring program.
1300 — Department; commissioner.
1301 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
1302 — Waterfront plans.
1303 — Waterfront management advisory board.
1304 — Division of economic and financial opportunity.
1305 — Division of labor services.
1306 — The New York city public utility service.
1307 — Dedicated small business advocates.
1308 — Youth workforce development.
1309 — Mentoring program.
1309.1 — Division of street vendor services.
1401 — Department; commissioner.
1402 — Deputies.
1403 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
1404 — Office of environmental remediation.
1405 — Borough commissioners.
1501 — Department; commissioner.
1502 — Deputies.
1503 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
1504 — Functions of the department.
1505 — Real property tax assessment.
1506 — Duties of the assessors.
1507 — Taxable status of property.
1508 — Assessment of real property.
1509 — Statement of assessed valuation.
1510 — Annual record of assessed valuation; public inspection.
1511 — Notice of increase in assessed valuation of real property.
1512 — Annual record of assessed valuation, additions and changes.
1513 — Apportionment of assessments.
1514 — Assessment rolls; preparation and delivery.
1515 — Statement and estimate by the mayor.
1516 — Fixing of tax rates.
1516-a — Fixing of tax rates.
1517 — Completion of assessment rolls.
1518 — Collection of the real property tax.
1519 — Real property taxes due and payable.
1519-a — Real property taxes due and payable.
1520 — Interest and penalties on real property taxes.
1521 — Right of entry.
1522 — Warrants.
1523 — Deposits.
1524 — Deposit banks.
1524-a — Community investment advisory board.
1525 — City register.
1526 — Office of city sheriff.
1527 — Contracts with collection agencies.
1528 — Revenue stabilization fund.
1800 — Department; commissioner.
1801 — Officials of the department.
1802 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
1803 — Inspectors, inspection.
1804 — Acquisitions of real property.
1805 — Establishment of affordable housing trust fund.
1806 — Urban renewal data.
1807 — Office of the homeowner advocate.
2100 — Business integrity commission.
2101 — Jurisdiction; powers and duties.
2102 — Cooperation with other agencies.
2201 — Department; commissioner.
2202 — Deputies.
2203 — Powers of the commissioner.
2204 — Office of insurance affordability.
2300 — Commission.
2301 — Membership of commission.
2302 — Reports of commission.
2303 — Jurisdiction, powers and duties of commission.
2304 — Rates.
2305 — Office of inclusion.
2400 — Department; commissioner.
2401 — Deputies.
2402 — Powers and duties.
2403 — Advisory council.
2404 — Public housing liaison.
2405 — Cabinet for older New Yorkers.
2501 — Department; commissioner.
2502 — Deputies.
2503 — Powers and duties of commissioner.
2504 — Budget estimates of cultural institutions.
2505 — Cultural affairs advisory commission.
2506 — Cultural plan.
2507 — Data on cultural institutions group.
2508 — City canvas program.
2509 — Open culture program.
2510 — Funding for arts and cultural organizations and institutions.
2600 — Preamble.
2601 — Definitions.
2602 — Conflicts of interest board.
2603 — Powers and obligations.
2604 — Prohibited interests and conduct.
2605 — Reporting.
2606 — Penalties.
2607 — Gifts by lobbyists.
2700 — Declaration of intent.
2701 — Community districts.
2702 — Preparation and adoption of map.
2703 — Modification and review.
2704 — Coterminality of local services.
2705 — District service cabinet.
2706 — Borough agency managers and borough service cabinets.
2707 — Agency budgets and service statements.
2708 — Agency information.
2800 — Community boards.
2801 — Actions of community boards.
2901 — Department; commissioner.
2902 — Deputies.
2903 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
2904 — Duties and obligations of property owner with respect to sidewalk flags, fencing of vacant lots and filling of sunken lots or cutting down of raised lots.
2905 — Right of entry.
2906 — Improved traffic flow at highway construction sites.
3000 — Department; commissioner.
3001 — Deputy.
3002 — Technical assistants.
3003 — Powers and duties.
3004 — Department; duties.
3005 — Library and archival review advisory board.
3006 — Destruction of other materials.
3007 — Departmental collections.
3008 — Rules and regulations.
3010 — Municipal archives reference and research fund.
3011 — Definitions.
3012 — Centralized freedom of information law request system.
3020 — Landmarks preservation commission.
3021 — Hardship appeals panel.
3100 — Department; commissioner.
3101 — Definition.
3102 — Powers and duties.
3103 — Veterans' advisory board.
3200 — Civic engagement commission.
3201 — Membership of the commission.
3202 — Jurisdiction, powers and duties of the commission.
3203 — Assistance to community boards.
3204 — Cooperation of mayoral agencies.
3300 — Office of ethnic and community media; executive director.
3301 — Definitions.
3302 — Powers and duties.
3303 — Advertising on ethnic and community media.
3304 — Deputies.
3400 — Definitions.
3401 — Office of racial equity; chief equity officer; staffing; appointment; duties and powers.
3402 — Taskforce on racial inclusion and equity; chairs; staffing; duties and powers.
3403 — Racial equity plans.
3404 — Commission on racial equity.
3405 — Anti-racism training for human services contractors.
3501 — Definitions.
3502 — Office of Community Hiring and Workforce Development.
1 — The city.
2 — The boroughs.
3-02 — Obtaining Access to Keys of Sealed Premises.
3-03 — Hearings to Determine Whether Sealing Orders Were Properly Issued.
3-04 — Obtaining Access to Keys of Premises Sealed Pursuant to § 26-127.2 of the Administrative Code.
4-01 — Posting Requirements.
5-02 — Licensing of Concrete Testing Laboratories.
5-03 — Approval of Prequalified Concrete Mixes.
5-04 — Approval of Concrete Production Facilities.
10-01 — Requirements.
15-01 — Communication and Alarm Systems ("Mini-Class 'E' Systems") for Certain Buildings Under 100 Feet in Height.
15-02 — Interior Fire Alarm and Signal System for Place of Assembly Used as a Cabaret and for Stages, Dressing Rooms, and Property Rooms.
15-04 — Exemption of Certain Existing J-1 Residential Hotels from Certain Fire Safety Special Filing Requirements.
15-05 — Filing and Approval of a Fire Safety Plan for Buildings Containing Transient Occupants Such as Hotels and Motels.
15-07 — Fire-Retarding of Entrance Halls, Stair Halls and Public Halls in Old Law Tenements and Converted Dwellings.
15-08 — Fire-Retarding of Cellar Ceilings in Old Law Tenements and Converted Dwellings.
15-09 — Fire-Retarding of Cooking Spaces in All Multiple Dwellings.
15-10 — Fire Escapes, Fire Stairs and Fire Towers.
21-01 — Limited Supervisory Check and/or Professional Certification Program for Applications and Plans.
21-02 — Exclusion from Limited Supervisory Check and/or Professional Certification Programs.
22-01 — Installation and Maintenance of Pressure Tanks Operating at a Pressure in Excess of 15 PSI and Their Proximity to Gas Supply or Service Lines.
23-01 — Noncommercial Greenhouses Accessory to Residential Uses as a Permitted Obstruction in Required Rear Yards or Rear Yard Equivalents.
24-01 — Construction and Maintenance of Refuse Chutes and Refuse Rooms.
27-01 — Stair and Elevator Signs in Buildings Which Have at Least One Elevator.
29-01 — Installation of Automatic Sprinklers in Halls and Rooms in Class "A" Multiple Dwellings Used for Single-Room Occupancy Under the Provisions of Subdivision 7-A of § 4 and § 248 of the Multiple Dwelling Law.
29-02 — Installation of Automatic Wet-Pipe Sprinklers in Certain Class A and Class B Multiple Dwellings, Including Hotels, Under the Provisions of § 67, Multiple Dwelling Law.
29-03 — Installation of Automatic Wet-Pipe Sprinkler Systems and Alarm Systems in Certain Class B Multiple Dwellings (Lodging Houses).
29-04 — Installation of Automatic Wet-Pipe Sprinkler Systems and Alarm Systems in Certain Class B Multiple Dwellings (Lodging Houses).
29-06 — Installation of Automatic Sprinklers in the Public Halls of Multiple Dwellings Under the Provisions of § 187 (Converted Dwellings) and § 218, Subdivision 5 (Old-Law Tenements), of the Multiple Dwelling Law, and of the Sprinklers in Cooking Spaces in all Types of Multiple Dwellings Under the Provisions of § 33 of the Multiple Dwelling Law.
29-07 — Installation of Wet-Pipe Sprinklers.
29-08 — Installation of Sprinklers in Rooms of Class B Non-Fireproof Converted Dwellings and in Rooms Used for Class B Occupancy in Non-Fireproof Class A Converted Dwellings Under the Provisions of § 194 of the Multiple Dwelling Law.
30-01 — Enclosures of Premises Used for Automobile Wrecking, Storage of Scrap Metal, Junk, Scrap Paper or Rags, Storage of Lumber, and Building Material or Contractors' Yards.
30-02 — Open Lots Used for Storage or Sale of Motor Vehicles.
40-01 — Installation and Maintenance of Gas-Fueled Water and Space Heaters in all Portions of Dwellings Used or Occupied for Living Purposes.
40-33 — Number and Capacity of Gas-Fueled Heaters.
40-37 — Appliances in Sleeping Rooms.
41-01 — Venting of Gas Water Heaters and Other Gas Appliances in Multiple Dwellings.
42-01 — Entrance Doors, Locks and Intercommunication Systems.
43-01 — Installation of Peepholes.
43-02 — Installation of Two 50 Watt Lights at Front Entrance Way.
43-03 — Installation of Viewing Mirrors in Self-Service Elevators.
43-04 — Installation of Lights in Rear Yards, Side Yards, Front Yards and Courts.
47-01 — Requirement for a seal for use by licensed oil-burning equipment installers.
49-01 — Definitions.
49-02 — Obligation to Cooperate with Inquiries.
49-03 — Obligation to Comply with an Order of the Commissioner.
49-04 — Severability.
49-11 — Effective Dates.
49-12 — Application for Registration.
49-13 — Term and Fees.
49-14 — Acceptable Type of Security.
49-15 — Sign Inventory to be Submitted with Registration Application.
49-16 — Non-Conforming Signs.
49-17 — Information Required on Signs.
49-21 — Department's Discretionary Power to Revoke, Suspend or Refuse to Renew Registration and Impose Fines Pursuant to § 26-260(d) of the Administrative Code.
49-31 — Applicability.
49-32 — Procedure.
49-33 — Disposal of Abandoned Signs and/or Sign Structures.
49-41 — Application Requirements.
49-42 — Accessory Sign Permits.
49-43 — Advertising Signs.
50-01 — Requirements for the Installation of High-Pressure Natural Gas-Fired Microturbine Systems.
51-01 — Classification of Student Dormitory.
52-01 — Notification to the Department of Commencement of Work Pursuant to an Earthwork Permit.
101-03 — Fees Payable to the Department of Buildings.
101-06 — Special Inspectors and Special Inspection Agencies.
101-07 — Approved Agencies.
101-08 — Required Insurance and Indemnification.
101-10 — Final Inspection and Sign-Off Prior to Letter of Completion.
101-12 — The Office of Technical Certification and Research and the Use of Material in Construction Activities.
101-13 — Requirements for Filing Technical Reports of Inspections for Applications for Permits in Process on July 1, 2008.
101-14 — Categories of Work That May or May Not Require a Permit.
101-15 — Public Challenge of Department Zoning Approvals.
101-16 — Posting of Permit.
101-17 — Major Projects Development Program.
101-18 — Categories of Work That Do Not Require a Permit When Performed by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation or its Contractors on Land under DPR’s Jurisdiction.
101-19 — Energy Storage Systems.
102-01 — Violation Classification and Certification of Correction.
102-02 — Compensation of Registered Design Professionals in Accordance With § 28-216.6 of the Administrative Code.
102-03 — Inspections of Potentially Structurally Compromised Buildings.
102-04 — Civil Penalties for Work Without a Permit and for Violation of Stop Work Orders.
102-05 — Penalty for Failure to Certify Correction of Certain Immediately Hazardous Violations.
102-06 — Homeowner Resolution Program.
102-07 — Sidewalk Shed Permit Renewal Requirements and Penalties.
102-08 — Cease Use Orders for Elevators, Personnel Hoists, Escalators and Moving Walks.
103-01 — Low Pressure Boiler Inspection and Filing Requirements, Penalties and Waivers.
103-02 — Elevator Inspections and Tests, Filing Requirements, Penalties and Waivers.
103-04 — Periodic Inspection of Exterior Walls and Appurtenances of Buildings.
103-05 — High-Pressure Boiler Inspection and Filing Requirements, Penalties and Waivers.
103-06 — Benchmarking Energy and Water Use.
103-07 — Energy Audits and Retro-commissioning of Base Building Systems.
103-09 — Periodic Inspection of Retaining Walls.
103-10 — Periodic Inspection of Gas Piping Systems.
103-11 — Sprinkler Reports.
103-12 — Requirements for Filing Applications for an Adjustment of Annual Greenhouse Gas Emission Limits.
103-13 — Periodic Inspection of Parking Structures.
103-15 — Periodic Observation of Building Parapets.
103-16 — Initial Observation of Parking Structures.
103-17 — Energy Conservation Measure Requirements for Certain Buildings.
103-18 — Upgrades of Lighting Systems and Installation of Electrical Sub-meters in Tenant Spaces.
103-19 — Elevator and Escalator Violations Constituting a Condition Dangerous to Human Life and Safety.
103-20 — Failure to Keep or Be Prepared for Scheduled Appointment for the Inspection or Test of an Elevator, Escalator or Other Device, Except Amusement Devices, Listed in Chapter 30 of the New York City Building Code.
103-21 — Pre-Inspection Clearance of an Elevator, Escalator or Other Device, Except Amusement Devices, Listed in Chapter 30 of the New York City Building Code.
104-01 — License Qualifications and Other Requirements.
104-02 — Required Insurance.
104-04 — Renewal.
104-06 — Continuing Education Requirements.
104-07 — Suspension or Revocation.
104-08 — Qualifications for Site Safety Manager and Site Safety Coordination Certificates.
104-09 — Hoisting Machine Operators.
104-10 — Riggers.
104-11 — Welders.
104-12 — Gas Work Qualification.
104-13 — Elevator Agency Directors, Elevator Agency Inspectors, Elevator Agency Technicians and Restricted Elevator Agency Technicians and Elevator Helpers.
104-20 — Supervisory Responsibilities of a Licensed Rigger.
104-21 — Supervisory Responsibilities of a Licensed Sign Hanger.
104-22 — Other Obligations.
104-23 — Hoisting Machine Operator Learners and Supervision of Learners.
104-24 — Registered Filing Representatives.
104-26 — Deactivation of License.
105-01 — Requirements for the Approval of a Property Tax Abatement Application for the Installation of a Green Roof.
105-02 — Requirements for the Approval of a Property Tax Abatement Application for the Installation of a Solar Electric Generating System or for the Installation of Electric Energy Storage Equipment.
105-03 — Course Provider Registration and Department-Approved Courses.
105-04 — Applications Filed by a Licensed Sign Hanger.
105-05 — Adjudications.
105-06 — Petitions for Rulemaking.
105-08 — Ancillary Dwelling Units Outside the Temporary Residence Program Associated with a Single- or Two-Family Residence.
310-01 — Student Apartments.
908-02 — Standards for Installation and Location of Natural Gas Alarms.
915-01 — Carbon Monoxide Detectors.
1014-01 — Masonry Equivalent Exit Enclosures.
3005-01 — Scope and Application.
3005-02 — Definitions.
3005-03 — Administration.
3005-04 — Design Guidelines.
3005-05 — Assembly and Disassembly of Amusement Devices.
3005-06 — Information Tags.
3005-07 — Posted Warnings and Restrictions.
3005-08 — General Safety and Maintenance.
3005-09 — Maintenance of Amusement Devices.
3005-10 — Inspections and Tests.
3005-11 — Referenced National Standards.
3007-01 — Fire Service Annunciators.
3007-02 — Fire Service Access Elevator (FSAE) Hoistway Lighting.
3009-01 — Renewal of a Temporary Use Certificate for an Elevator, Escalator, or Other Device, Except Amusement Devices, Listed in Chapter 30 of the New York City Building Code.
3301-02 — Registration of Construction Superintendents.
3301-04 — Duties of the Construction Superintendent.
3307-01 — Artwork on Temporary Protective Structures.
3310-01 — Site Safety.
3310-02 — Concrete Safety Managers.
3314-01 — Mast-Climbing Work Platforms (Mast Climbers).
3314-02 — Suspended Scaffold Training Requirements.
3316-01 — Rigging Operations and Rigging Equipment.
3319-01 — Cranes and Derricks.
3319-02 — Lift Directors.
3320-01 — Cableways
3500-03 — Referenced Standards.
4000-01 — Electrical Work Review.
4000-02 — Electrical Code Revision and Interpretation Committee.
4000-03 — Electrical Code Advisory Committee.
4000-04 — Designation of Private Agencies to Perform Electrical Inspections in the City of New York.
6008-02 — Referenced Standards.
7011-01 — A2L Refrigerating Systems.
7015-01 — Referenced Standards.
7015-02 — American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (“ASHRAE”) 15 Amendment Relating to the Installation of Refrigerating Systems Utilizing Refrigerants Classified into Safety Group “A2L".
7015-03 — American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (“ASHRAE”) 15.2 Amendment Relating to the Installation of Refrigerating Systems Utilizing Refrigerants Classified into Safety Group “A2L” in Residential Applications.
7015-04 — American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (“ASHRAE”) 34 Addenda Amendment Relating to the Designation and Safety Classification of Refrigerants.
8000-01 — Building Water Conservation Reports, Plans and Waterless Urinals.
8015-01 — Referenced Standards.
9000-01 — Adult Establishments.
1-01 — Purpose and Authority.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Administration.
1-04 — The Calendar.
1-05 — Zoning Calendar (BZ).
1-06 — Appeals Calendar (A).
1-07 — Special Order Calendar (SOC).
1-08 — City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR).
1-09 — Application Requirements.
1-10 — Application Pre-Hearing Review.
1-11 — Sessions of the Board.
1-12 — Disposition of Applications.
1-13 — Records.
1-14 — Rules of Procedure and General Rules and Regulations.
1-15 — Fire Department Enforcement of Board Resolutions.
2-01 — Changes in Underground Storage Tank Number, Capacity or Location.
3-01 — Scope.
3-02 — Fire Resistive Construction.
3-03 — Standard Factory Exits.
3-04 — Substandard Factory Exits.
3-05 — Conduct of Fire Drills.
3-06 — Fireproof Windows.
3-07 — Smoking in Protected Portions of Factories and in Special Classes of Occupancies.
4-01 — Scope.
4-02 — Automatic Door Operators.
4-03 — Marking of Transparent Glass Doors and Fixed Adjacent Glass Sidelights.
4-04 — Dry Load Capacity of Dry Cleaning Units.
4-05 — Dry Cleaning Establishments Pursuant to the Zoning Resolution.
4-06 — Installation of Interior Fire Alarm Signal Systems.
4-07 — Minimum Sound Levels of Audible Alarms of Smoke Detectors.
4-08 — Automatic Fire Extinguishing Systems.
4-09 — Fire Extinguishing Appliances – Sprinkler Systems.
4-10 — Fire Extinguishing Appliances – Standpipe and Fireline.
4-11 — Factory Built Fireplaces – Obtaining Outdoor Combustion Air.
4-12 — Application and Protection of Sprayed-on Fireproofing.
4-13 — Construction and Installation of Gas Shut-Off Valves.
4-14 — Installation and Use of Oil Burning Equipment and the Storage of Oils Used in Connection Therewith.
4-15 — Inspection of Approved Opening Protective Assemblies.
4-16 — Design, Construction and Installation of Plastic Pipe and Fittings.
4-17 — Use of Methyl Chloride in Class B and C Refrigerating Systems.
4-18 — Exterior Veneering Materials.
5-01 — Rules Repealed, Renumbered and Transferred Effective May 5, 2019.
102-01 — Pre-Existing Facilities and Conditions.
104-01 — Appeals.
104-02 — Professional Certification of Fire Alarm System Design and Installation.
104-03 — Disposal of Contraband Materials.
104-04 — Certification of Corrected Defects in Fire Alarm System Installations.
105-01 — Approval of Fire Alarm System Design and Installation.
109-01 — FDNY Summons, Certification of Correction and Stipulation Procedures.
109-02 — Consolidation of Administrative Code Provisions for Enforcement Purposes.
109-03 — Penalty Schedule for FDNY Summonses.
112-01 — Certificates of Approval.
113-01 — Certificates of Fitness and Certificates of Qualification.
113-02 — Fire and Life Safety Director Certificate of Fitness.
113-04 — Accreditation of Training Courses.
113-05 — Fire and Life Safety Director Training Courses.
113-06 — Active Shooter and Medical Emergency Preparedness Training Courses.
113-07 — Refrigerating System Operating Engineer Training Courses.
113-08 — Commercial Cooking Exhaust Systems Certificates of Fitness.
113-09 — Non-Production Laboratory Certificates of Fitness.
113-10 — Construction Site Fire Safety Manager Training Courses.
113-11 — Construction Site Fire Safety Manager Certificates of Fitness.
113-12 — Building Operation, Maintenance and Recordkeeping Training Courses.
114-01 — Certificates of License.
115-01 — Company Certificates.
115-02 — Issuance of Proof of Compliance to Company Certificate Holders
116-01 — Expeditor Registration.
202-01 — Definitions.
301-01 — Marinas.
303-01 — Liquid-Fueled Tar Kettles and Asphalt Melters.
307-01 — Coke-Fueled Salamanders.
308-01 — Use of Open Flames in Group A Occupancies and Similar Public Gathering Places.
310-03 — Hookah Establishments.
313-01 — Sale of Kerosene Space Heaters.
314-01 — Indoor Display of Motor Vehicles and Watercraft.
315-01 — Storage of Flammable Plastic Foam Products.
401-07 — Fire and Non-Fire Emergency Drills.
403-01 — Fire Safety Precautions at Street Fairs and Similar Outdoor Public Gatherings.
403-02 — Theater Inspections, Maintenance and Recordkeeping.
404-02 — Office Building Emergency Action Plans.
406-01 — Residential Buildings With Non-Sequential or Non-Standard Floor Numbering.
407-01 — Fire Safety Requirements for Sidewalk Cafes and Similar Public Gathering Places.
505-01 — Apartment and Guest Room Identification and Directional Markings and Signs.
510-01 — In-Building Auxiliary Radio Communication Systems.
606-01 — Removal of Lubricating Oil from Ammonia Refrigerating Systems.
608-01 — Outdoor Stationary Energy Storage Systems.
805-01 — Flame-Resistant Decorations.
805-02 — Flame-Retardant Scenery.
901-01 — Central Station Monitoring of Fire Alarm Systems.
901-02 — Maintenance of Sprinkler System Pressure Tanks.
901-04 — Buildings Temporarily Occupied as Emergency Shelters.
903-01 — Flow Testing of Residential Sprinkler Systems.
904-01 — Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems Acceptance Testing.
905-01 — Standpipe System Pressure Reducing Devices.
907-01 — Fire Alarm Recordkeeping, Smoke Detector Maintenance, Testing and Recordkeeping, and the Prevention of Unnecessary and Unwarranted Fire Alarms.
912-01 — Periodic Testing of Standpipe and Sprinkler Systems With Fire Department Connections.
1025-01 — Fire Escape Window Gates and Similar Security Devices For Secondary Means of Egress and Emergency Escape and Rescue Openings.
2304-01 — Self-Service Automotive Liquid Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities.
2305-01 — Underground Liquid Motor Fuel Storage Tanks at Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities.
2306-01 — Design and Installation of Liquid Motor Fuel-Dispensing Systems at Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities.
2306-02 — Leak Detection System Functionality Testing.
2308-01 — Mobile Compressed Natural Gas Motor Fuel Systems.
2308-02 — Self-Service Compressed Natural Gas Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities.
2603-01 — Fumigation and Insecticidal Fogging.
3301-01 — Enforcement of Fire Safety at Construction Sites.
3302 — Reserved.
3303-01 — Portable Space Heaters Fueled By Piped Natural Gas at Construction Sites.
3305-01 — Crane Aerial Fueling Operations.
3308-01 — Construction Site Fire Safety Manager.
3504-01 — Hot Work in Repair Garages.
3505-01 — Use of Oxygen and a Flammable Gas in Citywide Hot Work Operations.
3509-01 — Piped Natural Gas and Oxygen Consuming Devices and Installations.
3601 — Marinas.
5007-01 — Transportation of Explosives by Motor Vehicles.
5007-02 — Transportation by Motor Vehicle of Hazardous Materials in Continuous Transit Through New York City or For Transshipment From New York City.
5304-01 — Use of Carbon Dioxide in Beverage Dispensing Systems.
5304-02 — Anhydrous Ammonia.
5704-01 — Out-of-Service Storage Systems.
5704-02 — Precision Testing of Certain Underground Storage Systems.
5704-03 — Indoor and Aboveground Combustible Liquid Storage Systems.
5705-01 — Storage and Use of Fuel Oil on Mobile Trailers for Heating and Power Generation.
5706-01 — Storage of Flammable and Combustible Liquids on Roofs at Construction Sites.
5809-01 — Sanitary Landfill Methane Gas Recovery Facilities.
5811-01 — Compressed Natural Gas.
6109-01 — Liquefied Petroleum Gases.
8104-01 — Compensation for Operation of Auxiliary Fire Alarm Systems.
8201-01 — Referenced Standard Modifications and Amendments Thereto.
8301-01 — Former Board of Standards and Appeals Rules.
8302-01 — Pre-Existing Definitions.
8303-01 — General Precautions Against Fire in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8304-01 — Pre-Existing Emergency Planning and Preparedness.
8309-01 — Fire Protection Systems in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8310-01 — Means of Egress in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8328-01 — Storage of Aerosols in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8329-01 — Storage of Combustible Fibers in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8330-01 — Storage of Compressed Gases in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8331-01 — Storage of Corrosive Materials in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8333-01 — Storage of Explosives and Special Effects in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8334-01 — Storage of Flammable and Combustible Liquids in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8335-01 — Storage of Flammable Gases in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8338-01 — Storage of Liquefied Petroleum Gases in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8339-01 — Storage of Organic Peroxides in Pre-Existing Facilities.
8400-01 — Adjudications.
8400-02 — Schedule of Charges for Fire Department Ambulance Treatment and Transport Service.
1-01 — Fingerprinting.
1-01.1 — Applications.
1-02 — Term and Expiration Date of Licenses.
1-03 — Display of License Sign.
1-04 — Making False Representations and Altering or Falsifying Department Documents.
1-05 — License Number in Advertisements and Other Printed and Electronic Matter.
1-06 — Proof of Surety Bond.
1-07 — Liability Insurance.
1-08 — Change of Address.
1-09 — Late Renewal.
1-10 — Lost or Mutilated Licenses and License Plates and Lost or Stolen Records.
1-11 — Dishonored Check Fee.
1-13 — Response to Complaints.
1-14 — Requests for Documents, Subpoenas, Interrogatories, and Notices of Deposition.
1-14.1 — Notices of Hearing.
1-15 — Judgments.
1-16 — Inspection of Records and Business Premises.
1-17 — Wearing of Badge Prohibited.
1-18 — Destruction of Identification Documents Issued by the Department.
1-19 — Presumption of Continued Unlicensed Activity.
1-20 — Non-Payment of Civil Penalties.
1-21 — Injurious Conduct by Licensees.
1-22 — Reservation of Rights.
1-23 — References to the Department of Consumer Affairs.
2-301 — Proof of Payment of Sales Tax.
2-302 — Department Notification.
2-303 — Records.
2-304 — Restrictions on Vendor Vehicle Location.
2-305 — Street Fairs; Street Fair and Non-Profit Association Exception.
2-306 — Temporary Move Notice.
2-307 — Practices.
2-308 — Return of Removed Property.
2-310 — Streets Restricted to General Vendors and Food Vendors.
2-314 — List of Street Restrictions.
2-315 — Application Procedures for Honorably Discharged Members of the Armed Forces who are Eligible for Specialized Vending Licenses Pursuant to § 35-a of the General Business Law.
2-317 — Transfer of General Vending Licenses.
2-318 — General Vendor Helpers.
2-319 — Waiting List for General Vendor Licenses.
2-321 — Definitions.
2-322 — Oral Disclosures.
2-323 — Written Estimate.
2-324 — Inventory.
2-325 — Cancellation.
2-326 — Bill for Services.
2-327 — Relocation of Household Goods.
2-328 — Advertisements.
2-329 — Insurance.
2-330 — Storage Contract.
2-331 — Access to Goods.
2-332 — General Release.
2-333 — Sale of Consumer's Goods.
2-334 — Agents.
2-11 — Definitions.
2-12 — Required Periodic Retraining Programs and Proof of Satisfactory Completion of Such Program.
2-13 — Application Process for Available Licenses within Community Districts.
2-14 — Licensing of Tobacco Retail Dealers at Residential Locations.
2-361 — Definitions.
2-363 — Obligations of Those Licensed to Engage in the Business of Towing.
2-364 — Applications for a Tow Truck Operator's License.
2-365 — Obligations of Those Licensed to Operate a Tow Truck.
2-366 — Responsibility to Provide Towing Services.
2-367 — Authorization to Tow.
2-367.1 — Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Towing of Accident Vehicles and Repair Shops.
2-368 — Rates and Charges.
2-368.1 — Display of Major Credit Card Decals on Tow Trucks Used in a City Towing Program and Notification of Changes in Acceptance of Major Credit Cards.
2-369 — Authorization to Repair.
2-370 — Arterial Towing.
2-371 — The Directed Accident Response Program (DARP).
2-372 — The Rotation Tow Program (ROTOW).
2-373 — Evidence Vehicle Program (Evidence Vehicle).
2-374 — Primary and Adjacent Zones.
2-375 — Tow Truck Industry Trust Fund.
2-376 — Application for License Exemption Certificates.
2-377 — Duties Pertaining to the Nonconsensual Towing of Vehicles from Private Property.
2-378 — Maintenance of Records in Electronic Format.
2-400 — Definitions.
2-401 — Required Signs on Property.
2-402 — Form and Content of Vehicle Window Sticker.
2-403 — Acceptable Business Practices for Payment by Credit Cards.
2-404 — Applications for License to Engage in Booting.
2-405 — Changes in Officers and Directors and Transfer of Corporate Stock of Corporate Licensees.
2-406 — Display of License.
2-407 — Identification Badge.
2-408 — Licensee's Duty to Keep Records.
2-409 — Duty to Give Notice of Booting Fees and Sites Where Vehicles are Booted.
2-415 — Definitions.
2-416 — Application Procedures for and Issuance of Initial Pedicab Business Licenses and Pedicab Registration Plates.
2-417 — Proof of Insurance.
2-418 — Termination of License Upon Change of Beneficial Ownership.
2-419 — Abandonment of Seized Pedicab.
2-420 — Notification of Accidents Relating to the Operation of Pedicabs.
2-421 — Voiding of Pedicab Registration Plates Upon the Voiding, Suspension or Revocation of a Pedicab Business License.
2-422 — Voiding of Pedicab Business License Upon Lapse of Insurance Policy.
2-423 — Replacement of a Registered Pedicab.
2-424 — Advertisements on Pedicabs.
2-425 — Required Signs on Pedicabs.
2-426 — Expiration Date for Pedicab Registration Plates.
2-426a — Registration Plate Application Pool.
2-427 — Obligation of Pedicab Driver to Give Notice of Change of Status of Driver's License.
2-428 — Records.
2-429 — Pedicab Information Card.
2-430 — Approved Timer.
2-61 — Definitions.
2-62 — Introduction.
2-63 — License Application Requirements.
2-64 — Application Procedures.
2-65 — Siting Requirements for Newsstands.
2-66 — Operations.
2-67 — Temporary Interruptions of Newsstand Operation.
2-68 — Review, Approval, Replacement and Relocation of Newsstands Constructed by a Franchisee.
2-69 — Enforcement.
2-70 — Inquiries and Complaints.
2-70.2 — Physical Characteristics, Requirements and Prohibitions.
2-431 — Insurance.
2-432 — Surety Bonds.
2-433 — Damage Complaint Records.
2-434 — Additional Provisions Regarding Mobile Car Washes.
2-435 — Application of this Subchapter.
2-71 — Documentation on Receipts.
2-72 — Additional Charges Prohibited.
2-73 — Tie-in Services Prohibited.
2-74 — Examination to be Taken by Applicants.
2-441 — Records.
2-442 — Required Disclosure for Trips or Tours Involving the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island.
2-443 — Restrictions on Ticket Sellers.
2-451 — Definitions.
2-452 — Application Process for Available Licenses within Community Districts.
2-453 — Licensing of Electronic Cigarette Retail Dealers at Residential Locations.
2-461 — License Application Requirements.
2-462 — Records.
2-463 — Gratuities for Food Delivery Workers
2-464 — Telephone Number Listings.
2-465 — Sharing Customer Data.
2-101 — Identification of Persons Who Sell to Second-Hand Dealers.
2-102 — Second-Hand Furniture.
2-103 — Second-Hand Automobiles.
2-104 — Exemption of Not-for-Profit Organizations.
2-105 — Labeling of Secondhand Automobiles and Posting of Prices for Secondhand Automobiles.
2-471 — License Application Requirements.
2-472 — Notices.
2-473 — Records.
2-481 — License Application Requirements.
2-482 — Records.
2-483 — Transfer of License; Change in Ownership or Partnership.
2-491 — Definitions.
2-492 — License Application Requirements.
2-493 — Records.
2-494 — Notices, Explanations, and Disclosures.
2-495 — Cleanliness and Retrieval of Prescription Medications and Government Identifications.
2-496 — Advertisements.
2-497 — Price Increases.
2-132 — Definitions.
2-133 — Application.
2-134 — Reserved.
2-135 — Requirements for Industrial Laundries and Industrial Laundry Delivery.
2-136 — Prohibited Conduct.
2-140 — Posting of Locksmith License Information by Employer.
2-141 — Information to be Obtained and Recorded.
2-142 — Customer Copy.
2-143 — Forms to be Retained by Locksmith.
2-144 — Forms to be Available for Inspection.
2-161 — Operation of Parking Lots and Garages.
2-190 — Documentation of the Debt to be Provided by Debt Collection Agency.
2-191 — Disclosure of Consumer's Legal Rights Regarding Effect of Statute of Limitations on Debt Payment.
2-192 — Written Confirmation of Debt Payment Schedule or Settlement Agreement With Consumer.
2-193 — Records to be Maintained by Debt Collection Agency.
2-194 — Call-Back Number Answered by Natural Person.
2-211 — Buses, Bus Owners and Drivers.
2-211.1 — Records Pertaining to the Operation and Maintenance of Sightseeing Busses.
2-212 — Horse Drawn Cabs, Owners and Drivers.
2-220 — Proof of Compliance with Escrow Account Requirements of State Lien Law.
2-221 — Content and Cancellation of Contract.
2-222 — Advertising and Selling Practices.
2-223 — Prime Contractor's Duties and Responsibilities.
2-224 — Home Improvement Business Trust Fund.
2-225 — Notice of Bond Requirement.
2-226 — Written Examination Required.
2-231 — Definitions.
2-232 — License Requirement Exceptions.
2-232c — Process Server Trust Fund.
2-232d — Testing.
2-233 — Records.
2-233b — Electronic Record of Service / GPS Requirements.
2-234 — Duty to Comply with Law.
2-234a — Duties of Process Serving Agencies.
2-234b — Duty of Process Servers to Report Agencies That Assign Service.
2-235 — Preparation of Affidavits of Service or Affirmations of Service.
2-235a — Duty to Testify Truthfully.
2-236 — Duty to Report Hearings Contesting Service.
2-237 — Wearing of Insignia Prohibited.
2-238 — Use of ZIP Codes.
2-239 — Use of Email.
2-240 — Audits.
2-251 — Prohibited Practices by Service Dealers.
2-252 — Advertising by Service Dealers.
2-253 — Display of Required Information by Service Dealers.
2-254 — Disclosures Required for Repairs Made on Service Dealer's Premises.
2-255 — Disclosure Required for Repairs Made in the Customer's Home.
2-256 — Estimated Completion Date by Service Dealers.
2-257 — Final Bill Required from Service Dealers.
2-258 — Copies of Service Dealer Documents.
2-259 — Return of Removed Parts by Service Dealers.
2-261 — Service Dealer Warranties and Guarantees Given in Connection with Repairs.
2-262 — Service Dealer Insurance Coverage.
2-263 — Construction.
2-264 — Severability.
2-265 — Audio Equipment.
2-266 — Disclosures Pertaining to Gray Market Merchandise.
2-271 — Definitions.
2-272 — Prohibited Practices.
2-273 — Written Estimate.
2-274 — Delay in Delivery.
2-275 — Display of Required Information.
2-276 — Return of Removed Parts.
2-277 — Final Bill and Invoice.
2-278 — Records Required to be Maintained by Dealer.
3-01 — Definitions.
3-02 — Prominence and Placement.
3-03 — Declaration of Identity.
3-04 — Declaration of Quantity.
3-05 — Declaration of Responsibility.
3-06 — Correct Marking in Units of Weight or Measure.
3-07 — Qualifying Words Prohibited.
3-08 — Units with Two or More Meanings.
3-09 — Count to be Supplemented.
3-10 — Weight or Measure to be Supplemented.
3-11 — Metric System.
3-12 — Language.
3-21 — Display of Price by Quantity Required.
3-22 — Specifications, Tolerances and Regulations Relating to Weights and Measures.
3-23 — Use of Weighing and Measuring Devices.
3-24 — Use of Scales or Measuring Devices in Stores and Markets in the City of New York.
3-25 — Inspection Certificates.
3-26 — Oscillation of Weighing Devices.
3-27 — Fees for Testing Weighing and Measuring Devices.
3-28 — Inspection Fees for Testing and Sealing Weighing and Measuring Devices.
3-29 — Installation of Weighing and Measuring Devices.
3-41 — Markings on Prepackaged Foods.
3-42 — Notices of Bread Weight.
3-43 — Cookies and Crackers.
3-44 — Candy.
3-45 — Sale, Labeling and Advertising of Milk, Cream and Substitutes Thereof.
3-46 — Sale of Eggs to Retailers.
3-47 — Advertising of Eggs.
3-48 — Sale of Eggs to Consumer.
3-49 — Marking of the Grade.
3-50 — Use of the Term "Fresh".
3-51 — Weights and Size of Eggs.
3-52 — Markings on Standard Containers.
3-53 — Sales of Fruits, Vegetables, Grains and Nuts.
3-54 — Meat, Poultry and Fish.
3-55 — Labeling of Frozen, Defrosted or Thawed, and Refrozen Meat, Poultry, Fish and Products Thereof.
3-56 — Sale of Meat Ground Upon Request by Customer.
3-57 — Colored Lighting of Meats.
3-58 — Colored and Misleading Containers.
3-59 — Cooked or Smoked Sausages.
3-60 — Required Sign for Meats Prepackaged on Premises.
3-71 — Advertising of Ladders.
3-72 — Weighing Devices in Laundries.
3-73 — Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
3-74 — Paper Napkins and Paper Towels.
3-75 — Writing Paper, Notebook Paper, Envelopes.
3-76 — Tablets and Books of Writing Paper.
3-77 — Wrapping Paper.
3-78 — Facial Tissues.
3-79 — Toilet Tissues.
3-80 — Supplementary Quantity Declaration.
3-81 — Purchase of Gold, Silver or Precious Metal.
3-82 — Cost of Prescriptions.
3-83 — Woolen Yarn.
3-84 — Twine, Cordage, Thread and Yarn.
3-85 — Textile Products – Retail.
3-86 — Textile Products – Wholesale.
3-91 — Delivery Tickets.
3-92 — Marker Capacity.
3-93 — Temperature of the Oil.
3-94 — Printer Tickets.
3-95 — Contents of Printer Tickets.
3-96 — Printer Tickets During Delivery.
3-97 — Delivery Ticket Upon Delivery.
3-98 — Measured Liquid Diversion.
3-99 — Mechanical Air Eliminators.
3-100 — Delivery Tickets – Quantity Representations.
3-101 — Loading Tickets.
3-102 — Inspection.
3-103 — Inspection of Printer Tickets.
4-01 — Removal of New York City Security Seal.
4-02 — Repairman's Security Seal.
4-03 — Use of Initials, Abbreviations, Trademarks and Logos.
4-04 — Employees' Identification Number or Letter.
4-05 — New Repairmen and Servicemen.
4-10 — Content of Sign.
4-11 — Size of Sign.
4-12 — Posting of Signs.
4-15 — Number of Signs.
4-16 — Signs in Foreign Languages.
4-11 — Content and Form of Language Assistance Sign.
4-51 — Testing and Approval of Pumps and Measuring Devices.
4-52 — Priming of Pumps.
4-53 — Official Seal.
4-54 — Security Seal.
4-55 — Out-of-Order Pumps.
4-56 — Dispensing Devices.
4-57 — Bottles and Measures.
4-58 — Grease Measuring Devices.
4-59 — Inspection Certificates.
4-60 — Yard and Delivery Tickets.
4-61 — Return and Inspection of Tickets.
4-62 — Selector Valves.
4-63 — Signs.
4-64 — "Fill" and "Stick" Lines – General.
4-65 — "Fill" and "Stick" Lines – Major Oil Companies.
4-66 — Color Samples.
4-67 — Gauges.
4-68 — Sale of Petroleum Products Other Than Gasoline and Diesel Motor Fuel.
4-69 — Water in Gasoline.
4-70 — Octane Posting.
4-71 — Octane Posting Labels.
4-100 — Valid Photo Identification.
4-101 — Purchasing Records to be Maintained.
4-102 — Posting of Notice.
4-111 — Definitions.
4-112 — Display of Required Information.
4-113 — Perishable Foods Covered.
4-114 — Exemptions.
4-120 — Definitions.
4-121 — Publication of Endangered or Threatened Species List.
4-122 — Selection of Species Including All Populations.
4-123 — Identification of Prohibited Products.
4-130 — Definitions.
4-131 — General Provisions.
4-140 — Definitions.
4-141 — Notification of Accidents Relating to Amusement Devices.
4-142 — Sign Requirements for Amusement Arcades and Gaming Cafes.
4-150 — Accredited Testing Laboratories.
5-01 — Definitions.
5-06 — The Word "Free" and Similar Representations.
5-07 — Number Size in Advertised Prices.
5-08 — Sales Promotions.
5-09 — Limitations on Offers.
5-10 — Deceptive Classified Ads.
5-11 — Limited Editions.
5-12 — Prices in Multi-Product and Multi-Service Advertisements.
5-13 — Advertisements Claiming to Boost the Immune System.
5-14 — Certifications.
5-15 — Hotel Fee Disclosures.
5-21 — Compliance with Federal, State and Local Laws Regarding the Extension of Credit.
5-23 — Layaway Plans.
5-24 — Credit Card Limitations.
5-31 — Future Services Contracts.
5-32 — Documentation of Transactions.
5-33 — Transactions Negotiated in Spanish.
5-34 — Contract Cancellations.
5-35 — Pricing of Items with Manufacturer's Suggested Prices.
5-36 — Sale of Used Items.
5-37 — Disclosure of Refund Policy.
5-38 — Goods Temporarily in Short Supply.
5-39 — Cancellation of Home Appointments.
5-40 — Liability for Negligence.
5-41 — Unlawful Sales Tax.
5-42 — Unlawful Price Gouging.
5-47 — Jewelry Sellers and Appraisers.
5-48 — Mail Orders.
5-49 — Door-to-Door Sales.
5-50 — Delivery of Furniture and Major Appliances.
5-51 — Retail Sale of Gasoline.
5-53 — Advertisements of Food Items Available in Limited Quantities.
5-54 — Repair of Consumer Goods.
5-55 — Meat and Poultry Advertising.
5-56 — Window Gates.
5-57 — Utility Bill Payments.
5-58 — Food in Damaged Containers.
5-59 — Restaurant Surcharges.
5-60 — Franchises.
5-61 — Public Performance Seats.
5-63 — Catering Contracts.
5-64 — Vocational Training.
5-65 — Out-of-Context Quotes.
5-66 — Tax Preparation.
5-67 — Item Pricing in Food Stores.
5-68 — Dealers at Flea Markets.
5-70 — Retail Service Establishments.
5-71 — Food Store Cash Register; Item Cost Indicator.
5-72 — Commercial Weight Loss Center Practices.
5-73 — Sale of Box Cutters.
5-74 — Illegal Sale to Minors.
5-75 — Used Car Buyer's Guide.
5-76 — Debt Collection.
5-77 — Unconscionable and Deceptive Trade Practices.
5-78 — Deceptive Forms.
5-79 — Severability.
5-80 — Citation Form.
5-86 — Definitions.
5-87 — Prohibited Conduct.
5-88 — Identification of Merchandise and Services (Out-of-Store Representations).
5-89 — "Wholesale Price," "Manufacturer's Price," "Factory Price," and Similar Terms.
5-90 — "Less Than Cost," "At a Loss," and Similar Terms.
5-91 — Reductions Based on Advertiser's Own Price; "Formerly," "Regularly," "Reduced," "Percent Off," "Save," and Similar Terms.
5-92 — Comparisons Based on Price of Identical Merchandise or Services Sold Elsewhere: "Value," "Nationally Advertised at," "Usually," "List," and Similar Terms.
5-93 — Claims Based on Price of Comparable Merchandise or Services:"Comparable Value" and Similar Terms.
5-94 — Range Discounts: "% to % Off," "Up to % Off Selected" and Similar Terms.
5-95 — "Advance Sale" or "Introductory Offer."
5-96 — Combination Offers.
5-97 — "Discount," "Outlet," "Bargain" and "Warehouse" Operations.
5-98 — Discount Departments.
5-99 — Meaningful Reductions.
5-100 — Sufficient Quantities.
5-101 — Inherently Misleading Terms.
5-102 — Adequacy of Disclosure.
5-103 — Records Required.
5-104 — Regulations 6 RCNY §§ 5-06 and 5-12 Not Affected.
5-105 — Exemptions.
5-106 — Citation Form.
5-110 — Definitions.
5-110.1 — Unconscionable and Deceptive Trade Practices Relating to Automatic Renewal and Continuous Service Offers.
5-110.2 — Restitution.
5-110.3 — Exemptions.
5-111 — Definitions.
5-112 — Exemptions.
5-113 — Calculation and Display of Price Per Measure.
5-114 — Consumer Commodities Regulated.
5-115 — Guidelines on Multiple Pricing.
5-116 — Requirements for Price Scanners.
5-122 — Display of Information Relating to Emergency Contraception.
5-161 — Casket and Outer Interment Receptacle Information.
5-162 — General Price List to be Furnished by Provider of Funeral Services.
5-163 — Display of Merchandise.
5-164 — Price Information Over Telephone.
5-165 — Display of Ownership Information.
5-166 — Sale of Monuments.
5-171 — Location.
5-172 — Form and Content.
5-173 — Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Tax Preparers.
5-191 — Size of Sign.
5-192 — Content of Sign.
5-193 — Signs Provided by the Department.
5-194 — Substitute Signs.
5-195 — Posting of Signs.
5-196 — Number of Signs.
5-197 — Signs in Foreign Languages.
5-221 — Fees.
5-222 — Caveats on Pawn Tickets.
5-224 — Proof of Notice of Intention to Sell Pledged Property.
5-226 — Acceptable Forms of Verification of Pledgor's Identity and Required Records.
5-227 — Papers in Which Collateral Loan Brokers Can Advertise Auction Sales.
5-241 — Records.
5-242 — Applications for License – Corporation.
5-243 — Trade Name and Partnership Certificates.
5-244 — Fingerprinting.
5-245 — Premises.
5-246 — Referral Cards.
5-247 — Recruitment of Domestic or Household Employees from Without the State.
5-248 — Prohibited Practices.
5-249 — Definitions of GBL § 171 Terms.
5-250 — Display of Sign.
5-251 — Display of License.
5-252 — Notice of Hearing and Subpoena Duces Tecum.
5-253 — Change of Address.
5-254 — Judgments.
5-255 — Response to Consumer Complaints.
5-256 — Proof of Surety Bond.
5-257 — Lost or Mutilated Licenses.
5-258 — Late Renewal Fee.
5-260 — Location and Availability of Records.
5-261 — Requirements for Written Agreements.
5-262 — Completing Form Preparation Declaration.
5-263 — Exemption Obtained by Fraud or Misrepresentation.
5-264 — Disclosure of Surety Maintained by Provider.
5-265 — Requirements Concerning the Posting of Signs About Tenant Screening Reports.
5-266 — Definitions.
5-267 — Exemption.
5-268 — Display of Sign for Required Disclosure.
5-269 — Disclosures in Advertising.
5-270 — Oral Disclosure.
5-271 — Evidence.
5-272 — Definitions.
5-273 — Disclosures.
5-280 — Presumption of a Cashless Establishment.
5-290 — Car Rental.
5-300 — Definitions.
5-301 — Bias Audit.
5-302 — Data Requirements.
5-303 — Published Results.
5-304 — Notice to Candidates and Employees.
6-01 — Delegation of Authority.
6-02 — Recommended Decisions.
6-03 — Pre-Hearing Disposition of Violations.
6-04 — Settlement Agreements.
6-05 — Orders of the Commissioner.
6-06 — Assigning and Docketing Final Decisions or Orders.
6-07 — Default Judgments.
6-10 — Compliance with New York City Charter.
6-11 — License Enforcement Penalty Schedule.
6-12 — Tobacco Retail Dealer Penalty Schedule.
6-12.1 — Electronic Cigarette Retail Dealer Penalty Schedule.
6-13 — Amusement Devices, Amusement Arcades, Amusement Operators, and Gaming Cafes Penalty Schedule.
6-16 — Sidewalk Stands Penalty Schedule.
6-17 — Sightseeing Guides Penalty Schedule.
6-18 — Pedicabs Penalty Schedule.
6-19 — Dealers in Second-Hand Articles Penalty Schedule.
6-20 — Pawnbrokers Penalty Schedule.
6-22 — Laundries Penalty Schedule.
6-23 — Locksmiths Penalty Schedule.
6-25 — Garages and Parking Lots Penalty Schedule.
6-26 — Bingo Licensing Law Penalty Schedule.
6-28 — Sight-seeing Buses, Horse-drawn Cabs and Drivers Penalty Schedule.
6-29 — Home Improvement Business Penalty Schedule.
6-30 — Process Servers Penalty Schedule.
6-31 — Electronics Penalty Schedule.
6-32 — Products for the Disabled: Sale, Rental, Repair and Servicing Penalty Schedule.
6-33 — Games of Chance Penalty Schedule.
6-34 — Storage Warehouses Penalty Schedule.
6-36 — Towing Vehicles Penalty Schedule.
6-37 — Booting of Motor Vehicles Penalty Schedule.
6-38 — Weights and Measures Penalty Schedule.
6-39 — Dealers in Second-Hand Weighing or Measuring Devices Penalty Schedule.
6-40 — Etching Acid Penalty Schedule.
6-41 — Language Assistance in Pharmacies Penalty Schedule.
6-42 — Sales of Petroleum Products Penalty Schedule.
6-44 — Sale of Prepackaged Meat Penalty Schedule.
6-45 — Perishable Foods Penalty Schedule.
6-46 — Price Displays Penalty Schedule.
6-47 — Consumer Protection Law Penalty Schedule.
6-48 — Truth in Pricing Law.
6-49 — Posting of Prescription Drug Prices.
6-50 — Representations in Advertising Penalty Schedule.
6-52 — Information with Respect to Funeral Costs Penalty Schedule.
6-53 — Income Tax Preparers Penalty Schedule.
6-54 — Posting of Prices in Retail Service Establishments Penalty Schedule.
6-55 — Motorized Scooters Penalty Schedule.
6-56 — Immigration Assistance Service Penalty Schedule.
6-57 — Tenant Screening Report Disclosure Penalty Schedule.
6-58 — Prohibition on the Sale of Expired Over-The-Counter-Medication Penalty Schedule.
6-59 — Employment Agency Penalty Schedule.
6-60 — Domestic Workers & Household Employees Penalty Schedule.
6-61 — Public Safety Penalty Schedule.
6-62 — Debt Collection Agency Penalty Schedule.
6-63 — Air Conditioning System Penalty Schedule.
6-64 — Carpet Volatile Organic Compound Emissions Penalty Schedule.
6-65 — Pregnancy Services Centers Penalty Schedule.
6-66 — Ticket Sellers Penalty Schedule.
6-67 — Car Washes Penalty Schedule.
6-68 — General Vendor Penalty Schedule
6-69 — Conversion Therapy Penalty Schedule.
6-70 — Polystyrene Items Penalty Schedule.
6-71 — Bail Bond Agents Penalty Schedule.
6-72 — Cashless Establishments Penalty Schedule.
6-73 — Hotel Service Disruptions Penalty Schedule.
6-74 — Single-Use Beverage Plastics Penalty Schedule
6-75 — Mobile Food Vendor Penalty Schedule.
6-76 — Car Rentals Penalty Schedule.
6-77 — Information Regarding Redemption of Beverage Containers Penalty Schedule.
6-78 — Information Regarding Room Air Conditioners Penalty Schedule.
6-79 — Third-Party Food Delivery Services Penalty Schedule.
6-80 — Construction Labor Providers Penalty Schedule.
6-81 — Automated Employment Decision Tools Penalty Schedule.
6-82 — Force-Fed Products Penalty Schedule.
6-83 — Open Captioning at Motion Picture Theaters Penalty Schedule.
6-84 — Electric Space Heater Penalty Schedule.
6-85 — Data Breach Notification Penalty Schedule.
6-86 — Powered Mobility Devices Penalty Schedule.
6-87 — Disclosure of Total Ticket Costs in Advertisements.
6-88 — Hotel Licensing Penalty Schedule.
6-89 — Fees for Rental of Residential Property Penalty Schedule.
6-90 — Self-Storage Facility Penalty Schedule.
6-1000 — Authority.
6-1001 — Notice.
6-1002 — Location.
6-1003 — Procedures.
7-101 — Definitions.
7-102 — Construction.
7-103 — Severability.
7-104 — Complainants and Witnesses.
7-105 — Joint Employers.
7-106 — Determining Damages Based on Lost Earnings.
7-107 — Required Notices and Postings.
7-108 — Retaliation.
7-109 — Enforcement and Penalties.
7-110 — Service.
7-111 — Recordkeeping.
7-201 — Definitions.
7-202 — Employer Size.
7-203 — Employees.
7-204 — Minimum Increments and Fixed Intervals for the Use of Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-205 — Employee Notification of Use of Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-206 — Documentation of Authorized Use of Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-207 — Notice of Protected Time Off Accruals and Use of Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave on Pay Statement.
7-208 — Rate of Pay for Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-209 — Payment of Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-210 — Employer's Sale of Business or Transfer of Employees.
7-211 — Employer's Written Protected Time Off and Paid Prenatal Leave Policies.
7-212 — Employer Records.
7-213 — Enforcement and Penalties.
7-214 — Accrual, Hours Worked, Hours Used and Carry Over.
7-215 — Employee Abuse of Protected Time Off or Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-216 — Paid Prenatal Leave.
7-217 — Requirement to Provide 32 Immediately Available Hours of Protected Time Off.
7-301 — Definitions.
7-302 — Determination of Size of Employer.
7-303 — Temporary Help Firms.
7-304 — Employee Eligibility.
7-305 — Maximum Deductions.
7-306 — Recordkeeping Requirements.
7-307 — Employer-Funded Transportation Benefits.
7-308 — Financial Hardship Exemption.
7-309 — Enforcement and Penalties.
7-401 — Definitions.
7-402 — Eligible Grocery Employees.
7-403 — Determining Seniority.
7-404 — Recordkeeping.
7-405 — Enforcement.
7-501 — Definitions.
7-502 — Coverage.
7-503 — Contract Value.
7-504 — Retaliation.
7-505 — Waivers of Rights.
7-601 — Definitions.
7-602 — Notice of Rights.
7-603 — Recordkeeping.
7-604 — Private Right of Action.
7-605 — Waiver of Rights.
7-606 — Consent.
7-607 — De Minimis Schedule Changes.
7-620 — Regular Scheduling.
7-621 — Work Schedules.
7-622 — Schedule Changes.
7-623 — Clopenings.
7-624 — Offering Shifts to Fast Food Employees.
7-625 — Probation Period.
7-626 — Progressive Discipline.
7-627 — Egregious Conduct.
7-628 — Notice of Discharge.
7-629 — Bona Fide Economic Discharges.
7-630 — Circumstances That Are Not a Discharge.
7-650 — Work Schedules.
7-651 — Schedule Changes.
7-801 — Definitions.
7-802 — Reserved.
7-803 — Retaliation.
7-804 — Notice of Rights.
7-805 — Recordkeeping.
7-806 — Delivery Distance and Route.
7-807 — Payments to Workers.
7-808 — Insulated Food Delivery Bags.
7-810 — Minimum Pay.
8-01 — Biometric Identifier Information Signage.
9-01 — Definitions.
9-02 — Compliance by Building Service Contractors.
9-03 — Employee Notices.
9-04 — Records.
9-05 — Employee Addresses.
9-10 — Successors and Assignees.
9-11 — Building Service Work.
9-20 — Cure Notice.
9-21 — Petition.
9-22 — Settlements.
9-23 — Order and Determination.
9-24 — Calculation of Back Wages.
9-25 — Private Right of Action.
9-26 — Other Appropriate Relief.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Compliance by Covered Employers and Additional Covered Employers.
11-03 — Employee Notices.
11-04 — Records.
11-05 — Employee Addresses.
11-10 — Successors and Assignees.
11-20 — Cure Notice.
11-21 — Petition.
11-22 — Settlements.
11-23 — Order and Determination.
11-24 — Calculation of Back Wages.
11-25 — Private Right of Action.
11-26 — Other Appropriate Relief.
13-01 — Definitions.
13-02 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
13-03 — Procedures for Consideration of and Responses to Petitions.
1-01 — Use of Language in These Rules.
1-02 — Applicability of PPB Rules.
1-03 — Policy Statements
1-04 — Contract Information.
1-05 — Signature Requirements.
2-01 — Decision to Procure Technical, Consultant, or Personal Services.
2-02 — Presolicitation Review.
2-03 — Cost Reimbursement Contracts.
2-04 — Multi-Term Contracts (Client Services).
2-05 — Specifications.
2-06 — Price/Cost Analysis.
2-07 — Responsiveness of Bids/Proposals.
2-08 — Vendor Responsibility and Appeal of Determination of Non-Responsibility.
2-09 — Recommendation for Award.
2-10 — Vendor Protest.
2-11 — Public Notice and Comment Requirements.
2-12 — Contract Registration.
3-01 — Policy.
3-02 — Competitive Sealed Bidding.
3-03 — Competitive Sealed Proposals.
3-04 — Negotiated Acquisition.
3-05 — Sole Source Procurement.
3-06 — Emergency Purchases.
3-07 — Accelerated Procurement.
3-08 — Small Purchases.
3-09 — Intergovernmental and Cooperative Purchases.
3-10 — Prequalification.
3-11 — Demonstration Projects for Innovative Products, Approaches, or Technologies.
3-12 — Innovative Procurement Methods.
3-13 — Government-to-Government Purchases.
3-14 — Contracts for Services.
3-15 — Investment Manager Search.
3-16 — HHS Accelerator.
3-17 — Design-Build Services.
4-01 — Evaluation and Documentation of Vendor Performance.
4-02 — Contract Changes.
4-03 — Extensions of Time for Performance.
4-04 — Renewals.
4-05 — Quality Assurance, Inspection, and Testing.
4-06 — Prompt Payment.
4-07 — Buy-Against Procurements.
4-08 — Completion of Contracts Following Default or Termination for Cause of Construction and Construction-Related Service Contracts.
4-09 — Resolution of Disputes Arising Out of Contract Administration.
4-10 — Debarment and Suspension.
4-11 — Hearings on Borough President Complaints.
4-12 — Late Registration.
4-13 — Subcontracts.
1-01 — Scope.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Construction of Rules.
1-04 — Decision to Permit Use of City Property for Administrative Cost.
1-05 — Term of Concession.
1-06 — Responsiveness of Bids / Proposals.
1-07 — Concessionaire Responsibility.
1-08 — Protest of Solicitations and Awards of Concessions.
1-09 — Publication Requirements for the Award of a Concession.
1-10 — Annual Report, Concession Plan and Opportunity for Public Comment.
1-11 — Ratification of Minor Rules Violations.
1-12 — Competitive Sealed Bids.
1-13 — Competitive Sealed Proposals.
1-14 — Negotiated Concessions.
1-15 — Small Concessions.
1-16 — Committee Approval of Different Procedures.
1-17 — Registration With the Comptroller.
1-18 — Concession Extension.
1-00 — Purpose.
1-01 — Scope and Application.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Variances.
1-11 — Asbestos Handler Certificate.
1-12 — Renewal of Asbestos Handler Certificate.
1-13 — Restricted Asbestos Handler Certificate.
1-14 — Asbestos Handler Supervisor Certificate.
1-15 — Renewal of Asbestos Handler Supervisor Certificate.
1-16 — Asbestos Investigator Certificate.
1-17 — Renewal of Asbestos Investigator Certificate.
1-18 — Renewal of Restricted Asbestos Handler Certificate.
1-21 — Size and Scope of Asbestos Project.
1-22 — Projects Requiring Certification to the Department of Buildings.
1-23 — Alterations/Renovations/Modifications.
1-25 — Asbestos Project Notifications.
1-26 — Asbestos Abatement Permits.
1-27 — Emergency Asbestos Project Notification.
1-28 — Record Keeping Requirements for Investigators.
1-29 — Maintenance of Project Record and Project Summary.
1-31 — Performance of Air and Bulk Sampling, Monitoring and Analysis.
1-32 — Abatement Not to Proceed Without Air Monitor.
1-36 — Persons Qualified to Perform Sampling and Analysis.
1-37 — Sampling Equipment Requirements.
1-38 — Asbestos Assessment Report – Asbestos Survey and Sampling Requirements.
1-41 — Air Sampling Schedule.
1-42 — Monitoring Requirements.
1-43 — Post-Abatement Clearance Air Monitoring.
1-44 — Analysis and Reporting Results.
1-45 — Action Criteria.
1-51 — Personnel Protection and Hygiene Requirements.
1-61 — Materials and Equipment.
1-71 — Applicability.
1-81 — General Work Place Preparation Requirements.
1-82 — Worker Decontamination Enclosure System.
1-83 — Waste Decontamination Enclosure System.
1-84 — Small Asbestos Project Worker and Waste Decontamination Enclosure System.
1-91 — Engineering Controls.
1-92 — Work Place Entry and Exit Procedures.
1-93 — Equipment and Waste Container Decontamination and Removal Procedures.
1-94 — Maintenance of Decontamination Enclosure Systems and Barriers.
1-101 — Applicability.
1-102 — ACM Disturbance, Handling and Removal Procedures.
1-103 — Encapsulation Procedures.
1-104 — Enclosure Procedures.
1-105 — Glovebag Procedures.
1-106 — Tent Procedures.
1-107 — Foam Procedure for Roof Removal.
1-108 — Foam/Viscous Liquid Use in Flooring Removal.
1-109 — Abatement from Vertical Exterior Surfaces.
1-110 — Controlled Demolition with Asbestos in Place.
1-111 — Preliminary Clean-up Procedures.
1-112 — Additional Clean-up Procedures (Final).
1-120 — Applicability of Regulations to Pre-Demolition Abatement Activities.
1-125 — Work Area Preparation.
1-126 — ACM Procedures: Order of Work.
1-127 — Clean-up Procedures During Abatement.
1-128 — Clean-up Procedures: Preparation for Clearance Air Monitoring.
2-01 — Introduction and Applicability.
2-02 — Definitions.
2-03 — Variances.
2-04 — Application for Work Permit/Certificate of Operation.
2-05 — Application for Registration.
2-06 — Field Verification.
2-07 — Cancellation of Field Appointments.
2-08 — Performance Testing.
2-09 — Annual Tune-ups and Record Keeping Requirements.
2-11 — Installation Design.
2-13 — Determination of Acceptable Location of Chimney Outlet.
2-15 — Performance Standards for the Continued Use of #4 Oil and #6 Oil in Heat and Hot Water Boilers.
3-01 — Cessation of Operation and Removal and Sealing of Refuse Burning Equipment.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — Applicability.
4-03 — Gasoline Dispensing Sites.
4-04 — Gasoline Transport Vehicles.
4-05 — Leakage.
4-06 — Testing.
4-07 — Record Keeping.
4-08 — Reciprocity.
4-09 — Compliance Schedules for Gasoline Dispensing Sites.
4-10 — Fire Department Regulations.
4-11 — Variances.
4-12 — Penalties and Sanctions.
5-01 — Filing Applications and Plans, Amendments, Fees.
7-01 — Tunneling Permits.
8-01 — Submission of Environmental Rating Reports from Industrial Sources.
9-01 — Installation of and Conversion to Gas or Gas/Oil Fired Burners.
10-01 — Scope.
10-02 — Definitions.
10-03 — Requirements for Approval of an Air Pollution Control Course of Instruction.
10-04 — Requirements for Course Content.
10-05 — Experience Requirements for Instructors.
10-06 — Procedures for Obtaining Certificate of Course Completion.
10-07 — Teaching Suspension or Revocation.
11-02 — Definitions.
11-03 — Notification.
11-04 — Listed Hazardous Substances.
11-05 — Administrative Proceedings.
12-01 — Applicability.
12-02 — Definitions.
12-03 — Variances.
12-04 — Prohibitions.
12-05 — Pre-Permitting Requirements for Existing Facilities.
12-06 — Equipment Standards and Specifications.
12-07 — Leak Inspections and Self Monitoring Requirements.
12-08 — Operation and Maintenance Requirements.
12-09 — Perc-Contaminated Wastewater Management.
12-10 — Hazardous Waste Management.
12-11 — Emergency Response.
12-12 — Reporting and Recordkeeping.
12-13 — Equipment Testing and Certification.
12-14 — Owner/Manager Operator and Inspector Training and Certification.
12-15 — Permits and Certificates.
12-16 — Compliance Inspections.
12-17 — Equivalency.
12-18 — Posting Notice.
12-19 — Enforcement.
12-20 — Severability.
13-01 — Scope and Application.
13-02 — Definitions.
13-03 — Enforcement.
13-04 — Wetting.
13-05 — Construction Activities Requiring Wetting.
13-06 — Construction Activities Requiring Additional Forms of Dust Control.
13-07 — Demolition.
13-08 — Sandblasting.
13-09 — Construction Devices.
13-10 — Open Areas.
14-01 — Definitions.
14-02 — Best Available Technology Determination.
14-03 — Method of Best Available Technology Selection.
14-04 — Best Available Technology Selection Applicability.
14-05 — Use of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel.
14-06 — Public Works Contracts.
14-07 — Application for Approval of a Written Finding of Unavailability.
14-08 — Application for a Safety Waiver.
15-01 — Definitions.
15-02 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Determination.
15-03 — Motor Vehicles That Are Not Subject to BART.
15-04 — Classification Levels.
15-05 — Selection Process.
15-06 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Selection Applicability.
15-07 — Use of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel.
16-01 — Scope and Purpose.
16-02 — Definitions.
16-03.1 — Public Access Areas
16-03.2 — Day Use Areas.
16-03.3 — Special Event Areas.
16-04 — Access Permit Areas.
16-04.1 — Access Permit.
16-04.2 — Vehicle Tag.
16-05 — Guest Pass.
16-06 — Group Access Permit.
16-07 — Fishing.
16-08 — Hunting.
16-09 — Hiking.
16-10.1 — Fishing Boats.
16-10.2 — Recreational Boats.
16-10.3 — Confiscation, Storage, Disposal, and Limitations of all Boats.
16-11 — Restricted Areas.
16-12 — General Rules.
16-13 — Regulated Activities.
16-14 — Prohibitions.
16-15 — Rule Infractions.
16-16 — Conformance with State and Local Laws.
16-17 — Enforceability.
17-01 — Scope and Purpose.
17-02 — Definitions.
17-03 — Applications and Application Fees.
17-04 — Term and Renewal.
17-05 — Conditions.
17-06 — Right of Entry.
17-07 — Permit Fees and Waivers.
17-08 — Damage to Persons or Property.
17-09 — Revocation.
17-10 — Permittee's Improvements to be Removed and City Property Restored on Notice of Permit Revocation or Permit Termination.
17-11 — Title of Property.
17-12 — Unenforceability.
17-13 — Repeal.
18-11 — Preface.
18-12 — Purpose and Findings.
18-13 — Authority.
18-14 — Applicability.
18-15 — Local Representatives.
18-16 — Definitions.
18-17 — References.
18-21 — Standards for Regulated Activities.
18-22 — Procedures for Notification and/or Reporting.
18-23 — Application Procedures and Requirements.
18-24 — Emergency Procedures.
18-25 — Optional Pre-application Conference.
18-26 — Modification, Suspension or Revocation of Approvals and Variances.
18-27 — Noncomplying Regulated Activities.
18-28 — Appeals.
18-29 — Hearings on Cease and Desist Orders.
18-30 — State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA).
18-31 — Pathogenic Materials.
18-32 — Hazardous Substances and Hazardous Wastes.
18-33 — Radioactive Materials.
18-34 — Petroleum Products.
18-35 — Human Excreta, Holding Tanks, and Portable Toilets.
18-36 — Wastewater Treatment Plants.
18-37 — Sewer Systems, Sewer Connections and Discharges to Sewer Systems.
18-38 — Subsurface Sewage Treatment Systems.
18-39 — Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans and Impervious Surfaces.
18-40 — Miscellaneous Point Sources.
18-41 — Solid Waste.
18-42 — Agricultural Activities.
18-43 — Pesticides.
18-44 — Fertilizers.
18-45 — Snow Disposal and Storage and Use of Winter Highway Maintenance Materials.
18-48 — Water Quality Standards.
18-51 — Enforcement.
18-61 — Variances.
18-71 — Certification of Administrative Programs.
18-72 — Administrative Determinations.
18-73 — Annual Review of Administrative Programs.
18-74 — Decertification or Modification of Administrative Programs.
18-75 — Certification of Enforcement Programs.
18-76 — Annual Review of Enforcement Programs.
18-77 — Decertification or Modification of Enforcement Programs.
18-78 — Consent of the City.
18-81 — Local Government Stormwater Protection Plans.
18-82 — Watershed Planning in the Croton System.
18-91 — Severability.
19.1-01 — General Administration and Enforcement.
19.1-02 — Industrial and Commercial Stormwater Sources.
19.1-03 — Construction and Post-Construction Stormwater Sources.
19.1-04 — Effective Date.
19-01 — Definitions.
19-02 — Disposal of Wastewater, Stormwater and Groundwater.
19-03 — Materials and Substances Excluded from Combined and Sanitary Sewers.
19-04 — Toxic Substances Accepted Conditionally.
19-05 — Permit for Industrial Wastewater Discharge.
19-06 — Removal, Transportation and Disposition of Scavenger Wastes.
19-07 — Best Management Practices Plans (BMPPs) for Persons Discharging Total Silver Halide Process Wastewater to the Public Sewer System.
19-08 — House and Trailer Connections.
19-09 — Business Confidentiality Procedures.
19-10 — General Provisions.
19-11 — Best Management Practices (BMPs) for All Non-Residential Dischargers of Fat, Oil, and Grease to the Public Sewer System.
19-12 — Best Management Practices for Perchloroethylene Discharges to the Public Sewer System from Dry Cleaning Facilities.
19-13 — Appeal of Commissioner's Orders.
20-01 — Permits.
20-02 — Taps to City Water Mains.
20-03 — Water Service Pipes.
20-04 — Backflow Prevention Devices, Water Hammer Arresters, Pumps and Separation Valves.
20-05 — Meters.
20-06 — Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.
20-07 — Inspections.
20-08 — Water Use Restrictions and Fire Hydrant Use.
20-09 — Enforcement.
20-10 — Glossary.
21-01 — Introduction.
21-02 — Definitions.
21-03 — Sanctions.
21-04 — Variances.
21-05 — Water Shortage Rate Plan.
21-06 — "Save Water" Signage.
21-07 — "Water-Conserving Irrigation System" Signage.
21-08 — Well Water Use Prohibition Exception Conditions.
21-09 — Prohibitions and Reductions.
21-10 — Prohibitions and Reductions.
21-11 — Prohibitions and Reductions.
22-01 — Documents Required.
23-01 — Applicability, Definitions, Prohibitions, Variances, and Incorporation by Reference of Appendices.
23-02 — Requirements for the Submission of Drainage Proposals for the Construction of Private Drains and Additional Requirements for Drainage Proposals and Private Drain Plans.
23-03 — Legal Requirements for Private Sewers or Private Drains.
23-04 — Insurance, Bonding, Security, and Indemnity Requirements for Private Sewers or Private Drains.
23-05 — Standards for Drainage Proposal Approval, Revision, and Revocation.
23-06 — Standards and Requirements for the Submission and Approval of Private Sewer or Private Drain Plans.
23-07 — Standards and Requirements for the Submission and Approval of Private Sewer or Private Drain Construction Permit Applications and Professional Engineer or Registered Architect Construction Supervision.
23-08 — Application and Filing Fees.
24-01 — Authority.
24-02 — Applicability.
24-03 — Definitions.
24-04 — Preliminary Screening.
24-05 — Phase I Environmental Site Assessment.
24-06 — Notification.
24-07 — Lead Agency Records/Agency Consultation.
24-08 — Air Quality and Noise (E) Designations.
25-01 — Definitions.
25-02 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Determination.
25-03 — Motor Vehicles That Are Not Subject to BART.
25-04 — Classification Levels.
25-05 — Selection Process.
25-06 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Selection Applicability.
25-07 — Application for Waiver and Approval of a Written Finding of Unavailability.
26-01 — Definitions.
26-02 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Determination.
26-03 — School Buses That Are Not Subject to BART.
26-04 — Classification Levels.
26-05 — Selection Process.
26-06 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Selection Applicability.
26-07 — Use of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel.
26-08 — Waiver for the Use of BART Based on Written Finding of Unavailability by Department of Education.
27-01 — Definitions.
27-02 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Requirement.
27-03 — Motor Vehicles and Nonroad Vehicles That Are Not Subject to BART.
27-04 — Classification Levels.
27-05 — Selection Process.
27-06 — Best Available Retrofit Technology Selection Applicability.
27-07 — Use of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel.
27-08 — Application for Approval of a Written Finding of Unavailability for ULSDF.
27-09 — Application for Approval of a Written Finding of Unavailability for BART.
28-100 — General Construction Noise Mitigation Plan.
28-101 — Required Noise Mitigation Measures for General Construction.
28-102 — Construction Devices and Activities.
28-103 — Authorized Work Hours.
28-104 — Alternative Noise Mitigation Plan.
28-105 — Utility Noise Mitigation Plan.
28-106 — Required Noise Mitigation Measures for Utilities.
28-107 — Perimeter Noise Barriers.
28-108 — Temporary or Portable Noise Barriers.
28-109 — Definitions.
28-110 — Interior Renovation Work Noise Measures.
29-100 — Definitions.
29-101 — Noise Consultants.
29-102 — Certification to the Department.
29-103 — Application for a Variance From the Decibel Limits for Commercial Music Establishments and Enterprises.
30-101 — Definitions.
30-102 — Minimal Noise Impact Construction Activities.
30-103 — Noise Complaint Procedure.
30-104 — Undue Hardship.
31-01 — Applicability and Scope.
31-02 — Sewer Availability Certification.
31-03 — Stormwater Performance Standard for Connections to Combined or Storm Sewer Systems.
31-04 — Standards for Issuance of Permits.
31-05 — Standards for Installation of Sewer Connections.
31-06 — Tree Plantings Adjacent to Existing Water and Sewer Infrastructure.
31-07 — Inspections.
31-08 — Repair Order.
31-09 — Effectiveness.
32-01 — Conduct of Adjudicatory Hearings by the Department of Environmental Protection.
32-02 — Hearing Procedures.
32-03 — Conduct of Adjudicatory Hearings by the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
33-01 — Sale of Liens Arising from Outstanding Water and Wastewater Charges.
33-02 — Installment Agreements.
33-03 — Complaint Resolution and Appeal Process.
34-01 — General Provisions.
34-02 — Definitions.
34-03 — Registration Fees.
34-04 — Fees for Work Permits and Certificates of Operation.
34-05 — Fees for Equipment Approvals.
34-06 — Asbestos Fees.
35-01 — Definitions.
35-02 — Requirements for Registration.
35-03 — Expiration Date.
35-04 — Fees for Registration.
35-05 — Effect of Certification.
36-01 — Definitions
36-02 — Certification of Cure – Violation of § 24-165.
36-03 — Certification of Cure – Violation of § 24-166.
36-04 — Certification of Cure – Violation of § 24-227.
36-05 — Effect of Certification.
37-01 — Definitions.
37-02 — Requirements for Emissions Control Devices to Reduce Emissions from Existing or New Chain-Driven Commercial Char Broilers and New Under-Fired Commercial Char Broilers.
37-03 — Emissions Control Device Maintenance.
37-04 — Records.
37-05 — Certification of Emissions Control Devices.
37-06 — Protocols for Testing Emissions Control Devices.
38-01 — Definitions.
38-02 — Control Devices to Reduce Emissions from New Cook Stoves.
38-03 — Emissions Control Device Maintenance.
38-04 — Emissions Control Device Certification.
38-05 — Records.
39-01 — Definitions.
41-01 — Scope and Application.
41-02 — Purpose.
41-03 — Definitions.
41-04 — Hazardous Substance List.
41-05 — Facility Inventory Reporting.
41-06 — Trade Secrets.
41-07 — Labeling Requirements.
41-08 — Risk Management Plan Filing.
41-09 — Risk Management Plan Review.
41-10 — Risk Assessment Program.
41-11 — Risk Reduction Program.
41-12 — Emergency Response Program.
41-13 — Compliance with OSHA.
41-14 — Siting and Storage of Portable Containers.
41-15 — Penalties.
42-01 — Fee for CEQR Applications.
42-02 — Schedule of Charges.
43-01 — General.
43-02 — Air Code Penalty Schedule.
44-01 — Definitions.
44-02 — Test Procedures.
45-01 — Abatement and Stop Work Orders Issued Pursuant to §§ 24-146 and 24-223.1.
45-02 — Procedure to Appeal a Written Abatement Order Issued Pursuant to § 24-146 or a Written Stop Work Order Issued Pursuant to § 24-223.1.
46-01 — Scope.
46-02 — Definitions.
46-03 — Pre-Production Scouting.
46-04 — Required Documentation and Approvals from DEP.
46-05 — Application for Required Permit from MOFTB.
46-06 — Indemnification and Insurance Requirements.
46-07 — Production Requirements.
46-08 — Post-Production Requirements.
47-01 — General.
47-02 — Noise Code Penalty Schedule.
48-01 — Purpose and Applicability.
48-02 — Definitions.
48-03 — Eligible Grantees.
48-04 — Eligible Property.
48-05 — Project Feasibility Requirements.
48-06 — Application Submission Requirements.
48-07 — Selection of Projects and Appeals.
48-08 — Funding.
48-09 — Grant Administration and Compliance.
49-01 — Definitions.
49-02 — Applicability.
49-03 — Precautions to be Taken During Spraying of Insulating Material.
50-01 — Engines in Mobile Food Vending Units.
50-02 — Cook Stoves and Charcoal Burning Appliances.
51-01 — Definitions.
51-02 — Best Available Retrofit Technology in Heavy Duty Trade Waste Hauling Vehicles.
51-03 — Classification Level to Select Best Available Retrofit Technology.
51-04 — Record Submittal Documentation.
51-05 — Variance Procedure.
52-01 — After Hours Response Time at Construction Sites.
52-02 — After Hours Response Time for Street Work.
53-01 — General.
53-02 — Air Asbestos Penalty Schedule.
54-01 — General.
54-02 — Community Right-to-Know Law Penalty Schedule.
55-01 — General.
55-02 — Stormwater Penalty Schedule.
56-01 — General.
56-02 — Sewer Control Rules Penalty Schedule.
57-01 — Purpose and Applicability.
57-02 — Definitions.
57-03 — Standards for Drilling and Excavation.
57-04 — Application for Drilling and Excavation Permit.
57-05 — Issuance of Drilling and Excavation Permit.
57-06 — Assumption of Risk, Indemnification, and Insurance.
57-07 — Variance Requests.
57-08 — Penalties and Sanctions.
58-01 — Applicability
58-02 — Conditions that Pose an Immediate Threat of Harm to Any Person or Damage to Property.
59-01 — General.
59-02 — Hazardous Substances Emergency Response Law Penalty Schedule.
60-01 — Scope.
60-02 — Definitions.
60-03 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
60-04 — Procedures for Consideration of and Responses to Petitions.
61-01 — Definitions.
61-02 — Public Hearing Procedures.
62-01 — Definitions.
62-02 — Assessment to Determine Control Technology for Existing Cook Stoves.
62-03 — Control Devices to Reduce Emissions from Existing Cook Stoves.
62-04 — Compliance Requirements.
62-05 — Testing Requirements for Emission Control Devices.
62-06 — Emissions Control Device and Cooking Exhaust System Maintenance.
62-07 — Emissions Control Device Certification.
62-08 — Records.
63-01 — Definitions.
63-02 — Requirements for Renewal of Certificate of Operation.
64-01 — Definitions.
64-02 — Emissions Control Technologies Required for Existing Under-Fired Commercial Char Broilers and Assessment.
64-03 — Types of Control Devices.
64-04 — Emissions Control Device Certification
64-05 — Testing Requirements for Certification.
64-06 — Field Testing Requirements for Emission Control Devices That Are Not Certified.
64-07 — Emissions Control Device and Cooking Exhaust System Maintenance.
65-01 — Water Penalty Schedule.
66-01 — Definitions.
66-02 — Purpose and Applicability
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Collection Service.
1-02.1 — Requirements for Receptacles and Bags Containing Solid Waste and Recyclables for Collection.
1-02.2 — Waste Management Plan.
1-02.3 — Multiunit Building Collection Program.
1-02.4 — Receptacle Requirements for Entities Receiving Curbside Collection from a Private Carter.
1-02.5 — Receptacles Required for Certain Buildings that Receive Department Collection.
1-02.6 — Containerization Requirements for Residential Buildings with 10 or More Dwelling Units.
1-03 — Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Service for Hospitals and Nursing Homes Occupying Special Use Buildings, and for Home Occupations, Medical Offices/Group Medical Centers and Other Residential Offices Receiving Department Collection and Disposal Service.
1-04 — Collection of Regulated Household Waste.
1-04.1 — Collection of Bedding.
1-04.2 — Disposal of Electronic Waste.
1-05 — Removal, Storage and Disposal of Street Encumbrances.
1-05.1 — Removal of Derelict Bicycles.
1-05.2 — Procedures for Abandoned Vehicles.
1-06 — Commercial Generators of "Infrequent Waste".
1-07 — Uniform Billing System for Collection Services to Sealed Premises.
1-08 — Residential Collection Service of Designated Recyclable Materials.
1-09 — City Agency and Institutional Recycling.
1-10 — Recycling of Private Carter-collected Waste.
1-11 — Organic Waste Generated by Commercial Establishments.
1-12 — Improper Placement of Refuse and Recycling for Department Collection.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-02 — General Limitations.
2-03 — General Provisions.
2-04 — Rates of Charge.
2-06 — Payments – Automated Payment System.
2-07 — Construction and Demolition Waste and Transporters.
2-08 — Receipt of Compostable Material at Department Compost Facilities.
3-01 — Construction.
3-02 — General Rules.
3-03 — Applications.
3-04 — Additional Requirements before Commencing or During Landfill Operations.
3-05 — Conduct and Operations.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — Compliance with State and Local Law.
4-03 — Permit Required.
4-04 — Suspension and Revocation.
4-05 — Permits for Construction and Demolition Debris Transfer Stations.
4-06 — Operation and Maintenance of Construction and Demolition Debris Transfer Stations.
4-07 — Permits for Fill Material Transfer Stations.
4-08 — Operation and Maintenance of Fill Material Transfer Stations.
4-09 — Severability.
4-11 — Definitions.
4-12 — Compliance with State and Local Law.
4-13 — Sites and Plans.
4-14 — Permits.
4-15 — Suspension or Revocation.
4-16 — Design Requirements and Equipment.
4-17 — Operation and Maintenance of Putrescible Solid Waste Transfer Stations.
4-18 — Severability.
4-31 — Definitions.
4-32 — Siting Requirements.
4-33 — Hours of Operation.
4-34 — Engineering Reports, Transportation Plans and Periodic Reviews of the City's Overall Waste Disposal Needs.
4-35 — Variances.
4-39 — Definitions.
4-40 — Compliance with Federal, State and Local Laws.
4-41 — Registration Required.
4-42 — Registration for Intermodal Solid Waste Container Facilities.
4-43 — Intermodal Container Specification Requirements.
4-44 — Operation and Maintenance.
4-45 — Suspension and Revocation.
4-46 — Severability.
4-51 — Definitions.
4-52 — Registration of Recycling Processing Facilities.
4-53 — Posting of Registration.
4-54 — Receipt and Handling of Recyclable Material.
4-55 — Receipt of a Department-Marked Item.
4-56 — Receipt of Refrigerant-Containing Item.
4-57 — Quarterly reporting requirements.
4-58 — Compliance with Federal, State and Local Laws.
4-59 — Enforcement and Compliance.
5-01 — Definitions.
5-02 — Rules of General Applicability.
5-03 — Recording of Prepayment with Special Stamping Plate.
5-04 — Weighing of Vehicle.
5-05 — Standards for Measuring Vehicle Capacity.
5-06 — Classification of Vehicle Bodies.
5-07 — Operations.
5-08 — Impoundment of Trucks or Vehicles.
6-01 — Definitions.
6-02 — Owner Responsibilities and Liabilities.
6-03 — Commissioner's Powers.
7-01 — Service of Notice of Violations.
7-02 — Proof of Service.
8-01 — Purpose and Intent.
8-02 — Definitions.
8-03 — Presenting for Storage.
8-04 — Storage Procedures.
8-05 — Presenting for Transport.
8-06 — Transport Procedures.
8-07 — Presenting for Disposal.
8-08 — Asbestos Abandonment Prohibited.
8-09 — Applicability of Other Laws and Inconsistency with Them.
8-10 — Severability.
9-01 — Statement of Policy and Intent.
9-02 — Specifications for Paper Bags Used for Containing Uncompacted Refuse and Incinerator Residue.
9-03 — Specifications for Plastic Bags Used for Containing Uncompacted Refuse.
9-05 — Requirements for Employment of Bags and Containers Meeting Specifications Set Out in 16 RCNY §§ 9-02, 9-03 and 9-04.
9-06 — Amendment and Repeal.
9-11 — Purpose and Scope.
9-12 — Specifications for Waste Containerization Systems.
9-13 — Amendment or Repeal.
10-01 — Conduct of Department of Sanitation Adjudicatory Proceedings.
10-02 — Adjudication Procedures.
10-03 — Findings of Fact and Determinations.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Filing Requirements for Department of Environmental Conservation Annual Report and Department of Sanitation Solid Waste Removal Plans.
12-01 — Definitions.
12-02 — Request for Information from Department of Motor Vehicles.
12-03 — Notice of Anticipated Sale.
12-04 — Submission of Claims.
12-05 — Multiple Claims for a Forfeited Vehicle.
12-06 — Hearings.
12-07 — Determination of Claim.
12-08 — Redemption of Vehicle.
12-09 — Disposal of Forfeited Vehicle.
12-10 — Service of Required Notices.
13-01 — Cessation of Operation and Removal and Sealing of Refuse Burning Equipment.
14-01 — Street Cleaning and the Collection and Disposal of Refuse and Recyclable Materials at Street Events.
14-02 — Financial Security Requirements.
14-03 — Costs for Department Street Cleaning and/or Collection and Disposal of Refuse and Recyclable Materials.
14-04 — Inspection of the Street Event Area.
14-05 — Reimbursement by Sponsor for the Cleaning and/or Collection and Disposal of Refuse and Recyclable Materials Provided by the Department.
14-06 — Notice of Cancellation; Return of Deposit.
14-07 — Enforcement.
15-01 — Designation of Enforcement Routing Hours for Residential Buildings.
15-02 — Applicability.
16-01 — Definitions.
16-02 — Issuance of Notice of Violation; Submission of Property Owner Complaint Form for One, Two or Three Family Dwellings.
16-03 — Issuance of Notice of Violation; Submission of Property Owner Complaint Form for Multiple Dwellings.
16-04 — Enforcement Agent Authority.
17-01 — Definitions.
17-02 — Responsibility for Recovery.
17-03 — Registration Requirements.
17-04 — Departmental Refrigerant Recovery Program.
17-05 — Annual Reporting.
17-06 — Enforcement.
18-01 — Definitions.
18-02 — Placement of Publicly Accessible Collection Bins.
18-03 — Registration Requirements.
18-04 — Maintenance Requirements.
18-05 — Annual Reporting.
18-06 — Redemption Procedures for Publicly Accessible Collection Bins Placed on Public Property.
18-07 — Failure to Redeem Collection Bin.
18-08 — Enforcement.
19-101 — Definitions.
19-102 — General.
19-103 — Sanitation Penalty Schedule.
19-104 — Sanitation Solid Waste Transfer Station and Intermodal Penalty Schedule.
19-105 — Sanitation Medical Waste Penalty Schedule.
19-106 — Sanitation Asbestos Waste Penalty Schedule.
20-01 — Definitions.
20-02 — Commercial Waste Zones.
20-03 — Fees.
20-04 — Mergers, Acquisitions, Consolidations, and Assignments.
20-20 — Service to Customers in a Commercial Waste Zone.
20-21 — Rates.
20-22 — Denial of Service Prohibited; Termination; Suspension of Service.
20-23 — Non-Collection of Commercial Waste.
20-24 — Overfilled Containers, Contamination, Infeasible Collection and Other Non-Conforming Material; Procedures for Fees and Non-Collection.
20-25 — Customer Service Plan.
20-26 — Written service agreement.
20-27 — Billing and payment.
20-28 — Notifications.
20-29 — Commercial Waste Generation Audits
20-30 — Restrictions on Operation in Multiple Zones.
20-31 — Recycling Requirements for Awardees.
20-32 — Collection of Organic Waste That Has Been Source-Separated.
20-33 — Zero Waste Plan.
20-34 — Commercial Waste Diversion and Disposal; Recordkeeping; Written Agreements; Reporting.
20-35 — Exempt Waste Streams.
20-36 — Sign or Decal Required.
20-37 — Compliance with All Applicable Laws and Regulations.
20-38 — Operations.
20-39 — Labeling of Containers.
20-40 — Routes and Schedules.
20-41 — Protection of Private and Public Property.
20-42 — Emergency Services and Response Requirements.
20-43 — Vehicle Collisions.
20-44 — Vehicle Maintenance and Condition.
20-50 — Safety Records
20-51 — Safe Vehicle Operation
20-52 — Vehicle Inspections.
20-53 — Cross-Over Mirrors; Obstructions to Windshield
20-54 — Back-up Cameras
20-55 — Auxiliary Exterior Lighting
20-56 — Telematics Systems in Commercial Waste Vehicles
20-57 — Worker Safety Training Requirements.
20-60 — Required Records
20-61 — Maintenance and Delivery of Records.
20-62 — Reporting Requirements for Awardees and Micro-Haulers.
21-01 — Purpose.
21-02 — Definitions
21-03 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
21-04 — Procedures for Consideration and Responses to Petitions.
22-01 — Definitions.
22-02 — Rates of Charge.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Notice.
1-03 — Hearings.
1-04 — Penalties.
1-05 — Liability for Violations.
1-06 — Supplemental Disclosure.
1-07 — Enforcement and Compliance.
1-08 — Investigation of Customer Complaints.
1-09 — General Prohibitions.
1-10 — Forms Prescribed or Provided by the Commission.
1-11 — Commission Approval not to be Implied.
1-12 — Disclosure of Certain Adverse Determinations by Governmental Agencies or Authorities.
1-13 — Micro-haulers.
1-14 — Severability.
2-01 — License Application.
2-02 — Information Required on License Application.
2-03 — Application for Exemption from Licensing Requirements for Removal of Demolition Debris and a Class 2 Registration.
2-04 — Registration Application.
2-05 — Notification of Arrest, Conviction, Civil and Administrative Determinations, Vehicle Crashes, Suspension or Revocation of Driver's License, or Material Change in Information; Addition of New Principal or Employee.
2-06 — Non-Transferability of Licenses and Registrations.
2-07 — Terms and Fees.
2-08 — Refusal to Issue License or Registration; Revocation and Suspension of License or Registration.
2-09 — Financial Hardship Waiver from Vehicle Emissions Compliance.
3-01 — Employees and Agents Required to Submit Fingerprints and Disclosure.
3-02 — Investigation of Other Employees or Agents.
3-03 — Notification by Licensee of Additional Employee or Agent.
3-04 — Displaced Employee List.
4-01 — Responsibilities of Auditors.
4-02 — Responsibilities of Monitors.
5-01 — Sign or Decal Required; Display of License.
5-02 — Rates.
5-03 — Record Keeping; Customer, Financial and Other Reporting Requirements.
5-04 — Compliance with Applicable Law and Regulation.
5-05 — Agreements and Contracts with Customers; Service to Customers.
5-06 — Acceptance of Customers.
5-07 — Employee Information.
5-08 — Operations.
5-09 — Membership in Trade Associations.
5-10 — Vehicle Specifications and Inspections.
5-11 — Labeling of Containers.
5-12 — Recycling Requirements for Licensees.
5-13 — Heavy Duty Trade Waste Vehicle Decal Requirement for Licensees.
5-14 — Worker Training.
6-01 — Presentation of Registration to Customer.
6-02 — Acceptance of Payment.
6-03 — Collection of Fees Prohibited; Contract Duration.
6-04 — Records and Reporting Requirements.
6-05 — Compliance with Applicable Law and Regulation.
6-06 — Agreements and Contracts with Customers; Service to Customers.
6-07 — Employee Information.
7-01 — Display of Registration.
7-02 — Compliance with Applicable Law Required.
7-03 — Vehicle Specifications and Inspections.
7-04 — Recycling Requirements.
7-05 — Operations.
7-06 — Recordkeeping.
7-07 — Heavy Duty Trade Waste Vehicle Decal Requirement for Registrants.
7-08 — Worker Training.
7-09 — Trade Waste Containers.
8-01 — Display and Distribution of Workers' Rights Information.
11-01 — Scope and Construction.
11-02 — Definitions.
11-03 — Terms and Fees.
11-04 — Wholesale Business and Market Business Registration Required.
11-05 — Application for a Wholesale Business or Market Business Registration.
11-06 — Photo Identification Cards Required.
11-07 — Temporary Photo Identification Cards and Visitors Passes.
11-08 — Application for a Photo Identification Card.
11-08.1 — Photo Identification Card; Investigation by the Commission.
11-09 — Wholesale Business and Market Business Operations.
11-10 — Labor Union and Labor Organization Registration Required.
11-11 — Application for a Labor Union and Labor Organization Registration.
11-12 — Wholesale Trade Association Registration Required.
11-13 — Application for a Wholesale Trade Association Registration.
11-14 — Record Keeping Requirements for Wholesale Trade Associations.
11-15 — Notification of Material Change in Information, Addition of Principal and Change in Composition of Business.
11-16 — Acquisitions and Subleases.
11-17 — Refusal to Issue Registration or Photo Identification Card; Revocation and Suspension of Registration or Photo Identification Card.
11-18 — Emergency Suspension of Registration or Photo Identification Card.
11-19 — Prohibited Acts Generally.
11-20 — Notice.
11-21 — Administrative Hearings.
11-22 — Fines and Penalties.
11-23 — Commission Delegations to the Chairperson.
11-24 — Additional Powers of the Commission.
11-25 — Traffic Regulation and Parking Within the Market.
12-01 — Scope and Construction.
12-02 — Definitions.
12-03 — Terms and Fees.
12-04 — Photo Identification Cards and Visitors Passes.
12-05 — Application for Class A and Class B Photo Identification Cards.
12-06 — Unloading and Loading Licenses Required.
12-07 — Application for License.
12-08 — Information Required on a License Application.
12-09 — License Issuance.
12-10 — License Conditions.
12-11 — Unloading Operations.
12-12 — Loading Operations.
12-13 — Wholesale Seafood Business and Seafood Deliverer Registration Required.
12-14 — Application for a Wholesale Seafood Business and Seafood Delivery Business Registration.
12-15 — Wholesale Seafood Business Operations.
12-16 — Seafood Delivery Operations.
12-17 — Regulation for Safety, Order and Health in the Market Area.
12-18 — Prohibited Acts Generally.
12-19 — Prohibited Acts for Wholesalers and Seafood Deliverers.
12-20 — Applicability When Commission Performs Unloading or Loading Services.
12-21 — Notification of Material Change in Information, Addition of Principal and Change in Composition of Business.
12-22 — Acquisitions and Subleases.
12-23 — Refusal to Issue License, Registration or Photo Identification Card; Revocation and Suspension of License, Registration or Photo Identification Card.
12-24 — Emergency Suspension of License, Registration or Photo Identification Card.
12-25 — Notice.
12-26 — Administrative Hearings.
12-27 — Fines and Penalties.
12-28 — Commission Delegations to the Chairperson.
12-29 — Additional Powers of the Commission.
12-30 — Traffic Regulation and Parking Within the Market.
13-01 — Scope and Construction.
13-02 — Definitions.
13-03 — Terms and Fees.
13-04 — Wholesaler Registration Required.
13-05 — Wholesaler Registration Requirements in a Seafood Distribution Area.
13-06 — Licensing and Seafood Delivery Business Registration Requirements in a Seafood Distribution Area.
13-07 — Commission Delegations to the Chairperson.
14-01 — Scope and Construction.
14-02 — Definitions.
14-03 — Market Business Registration Required.
14-04 — Issuance of Registration.
14-05 — Photo Identification Cards Required.
14-06 — Temporary Photo Identification Cards.
14-07 — Issuance of Photo Identification Cards.
14-08 — Terms and Fees.
14-09 — Market Business Operations.
14-10 — Revocation or Suspension of Registration or Photo Identification Cards.
14-11 — Emergency Suspension of Registration or Photo Identification Cards.
14-12 — Labor Union and Labor Organization Registration Required.
14-13 — Registration Procedure.
14-14 — Prohibited Acts.
14-15 — Fines and Penalties.
14-16 — Commission Delegations to the Chairperson.
15-01 — Proposed Rules.
16-01 — Definitions.
16-02 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
16-03 — Procedures for Consideration of and Responses to Petitions.
1-01 — General.
1-02 — Taxes Covered.
1-03 — Tax Periods Covered.
1-04 — Taxpayer Eligibility.
1-05 — Requirements for Amnesty.
1-06 — Effect of Amnesty.
1-07 — Installment Payments.
1-08 — Refunds or Credits.
1-09 — Denial or Revocation of Amnesty.
1-10 — Secrecy.
1-11 — General.
1-12 — Effect of Amnesty.
1-13 — Eligibility.
1-14 — Requirements for Amnesty.
1-15 — Installment Payments.
1-16 — Refunds or Credits.
1-17 — Denial or Revocation of Amnesty.
1-18 — Secrecy.
1-19 — General.
1-20 — Effect of Amnesty.
1-21 — Eligibility.
1-22 — Requirements for Amnesty.
1-23 — Refunds or Credits.
1-24 — Denial or Revocation of Amnesty.
1-25 — Secrecy.
1-26 — Bed and Breakfast Amnesty Program.
3-02 — Accounting Periods and Methods.
3-03 — Computation of Tax.
3-04 — Allocation.
3-05 — Returns.
3-06 — Payment of Tax and Declaration and Payment of Estimated Tax.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — Imposition of Tax.
4-03 — Exemptions.
4-04 — Liability for the Tax.
4-05 — Licenses.
4-06 — Licensee Fees; Term.
4-07 — Adhesive Stamps.
4-08 — Meter Stamps.
4-09 — Sale or Use of Cigarettes Without Stamps.
4-10 — Affixation and Cancellation of Stamps.
4-11 — Cancellation of Stamps.
4-12 — Destruction of Cancelled or Mutilated Stamps.
4-13 — Possession and Transportation of Unstamped Cigarettes.
4-14 — Vending Machines; Visibility of Stamps.
4-15 — Agents; Credit and Performance Bonds.
4-16 — Compensation of Agents for Services.
4-17 — Records To Be Kept.
4-18 — Reports.
4-19 — Refunds.
4-20 — Out-of-City Sales.
4-21 — Drop-Shipments.
4-22 — Seizure and Sale of Cigarettes.
4-23 — Penalties and Interest.
6-01 — Definitions.
6-02 — Imposition of the Tax.
6-03 — Exemptions.
6-04 — Presumptions and Burden of Proof.
6-05 — Records To Be Kept.
6-06 — Registration.
6-07 — Returns.
6-08 — Payment of Tax.
6-09 — Stamps or Other Indicia of Payment.
6-10 — Fees for Issuance of Duplicate Tax Stamp.
6-11 — Determination of Tax Deficiency.
6-12 — Refunds.
6-13 — Remedies Exclusive.
6-14 — Bulk Sales.
6-15 — General Powers of the Commissioner of Finance.
6-16 — Penalties and Interest.
6-17 — Returns To Be Secret.
6-18 — Notices.
6-19 — Statute of Limitations.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — Imposition of Tax.
7-03 — Deductions from Base Rent.
7-04 — Exemptions.
7-05 — Application for Exemption.
7-06 — Presumptions and Burden of Proof.
7-07 — Filing of Returns.
7-08 — Identifying Numbers.
7-09 — Extension of Time for Filing of Returns.
7-10 — Payment of Tax.
7-11 — Records To Be Kept.
7-12 — Determination of Tax.
7-13 — Refunds.
7-14 — Proceedings To Recover Tax.
7-15 — Bulk Sales.
7-16 — General Powers of the Commissioner of Finance.
7-17 — Penalties and Interest.
7-18 — Returns To Be Secret.
7-19 — Notices.
7-20 — Statute of Limitations.
8-01 — Deposit with Commissioner of Finance of Funds or Securities.
8-02 — Necessity of Certified Court Order for Payment.
8-03 — Certificate of Deposit by Commissioner of Finance.
8-04 — Vouchers.
8-05 — Transfer of Funds.
8-06 — Fees.
8-07 — Depositaries.
9-01 — Fees to Be Charged by the Commissioner of Finance, in Addition to Those Now Fixed by Statute.
9-02 — Fee for Credit Card Transactions.
10-01 — Bad Debts.
10-02 — Allocation of Income.
11-01 — General.
11-02 — Definitions.
11-03 — Corporations Subject to Tax.
11-04 — Corporations Not Subject to Tax.
11-05 — Change of Classification.
11-06 — Corporations as Limited Partners.
11-11 — General.
11-12 — Definitions.
11-13 — Description of Tax.
11-14 — Cessation Tax.
11-21 — General.
11-22 — Use of Dollar Amounts in Computation.
11-23 — Alternative Measures for Computation of Tax.
11-24 — Computation of Tax on Combined Reports.
11-25 — Adjustments to Correct Distortions of Income or Capital.
11-26 — Tax Measured by Entire Net Income.
11-27 — Definition of Entire Net Income.
11-28 — Net Operating Loss Deduction.
11-29 — Entire Net Income of Certain Bridge Commissions.
11-30 — Year in Which Income or Deductions Included in Entire Net Income.
11-31 — Adjustment of Entire Net Income to Period Covered By Report.
11-32 — Computation of Entire Net Income on Combined Reports.
11-33 — Adjustments to Correct Distortions of Income.
11-34 — Computation of Tax Measured By Entire Net Income Plus Compensation.
11-35 — Computation of Tax Measured By Business and Investment Capital.
11-36 — Definition of Business Capital.
11-37 — Definition of Investment Capital.
11-38 — Determination of Business and Investment Capital.
11-39 — Fair Market Value.
11-40 — Average Fair Market Value.
11-41 — Adjustment of Capital to Period Covered by Report.
11-42 — Computation of Business and Investment Capital on Combined Reports.
11-43 — Adjustments to Correct Distortions.
11-44 — Minimum Tax of $25.
11-45 — Computation of the Tax Measured by Subsidiary Capital.
11-46 — Definitions.
11-47 — Determination of Subsidiary Capital.
11-48 — Subsidiary Capital on Combined Reports.
11-49 — Adjustments to Correct Distortions.
11-50 — Unincorporated Business Tax Paid Credit.
11-61 — General Rules for Allocation.
11-62 — Allocation on Combined Reports.
11-63 — Business Allocation Percentage.
11-64 — Property Factor.
11-65 — Receipts Factor.
11-66 — Payroll Factor.
11-67 — Power of Commissioner of Finance to Adjust Business Allocation Percentage.
11-68 — Investment Allocation Percentage.
11-69 — Allocation of Entire Net Income.
11-70 — Allocation of Business and Investment Capital.
11-71 — Allocation of Subsidiary Capital.
11-81 — Corporations Required to File Reports.
11-82 — Corporations Having an Officer, Agent or Representative Within New York City.
11-83 — Reports Where Federal or New York State Taxable Income is Changed.
11-84 — Reports Relating to War Loss Recoveries.
11-85 — Form of Reports.
11-86 — Form of Reports on Combined Basis.
11-87 — Time for Filing Reports.
11-88 — Time for Filing Reports of Corporations Ceasing To Be Subject to Tax.
11-89 — Extension of Time for Filing Reports.
11-90 — Action to Compel Filing of Reports.
11-91 — Combined Reports: When Required or Permitted.
11-92 — Corporations Not Required or Permitted to File a Combined Report.
11-93 — Combined Reports; Gross References.
11-94 — Fee for Searches and Certificates.
11-95 — Electronic Filing and Payment.
12-01 — Definitions.
12-02 — Imposition of the Tax.
12-03 — Exemptions.
12-04 — Government Agencies, Diplomatic and Consular Representatives.
12-05 — Presumption and Burden of Proof.
12-06 — Registration.
12-07 — Filing of Returns and Payment of Tax.
12-08 — Liability for Charging, Collecting and Paying the Tax.
12-09 — Surety Bond.
12-10 — Returns to Be Secret.
12-11 — Interest.
12-12 — Penalties.
12-13 — Refunds.
12-14 — Records to Be Kept.
12-15 — Determination of Tax.
12-16 — Proceedings to Recover Tax.
12-17 — Notice and Limitations of Time.
12-18 — Reference to Tax.
12-19 — Bulk Sales.
13-01 — Late Payments.
13-02 — In Rem Installment Agreements for Class One and Class Two Properties.
14-01 — Fees.
14-02 — Where Building Permit Not Required for Project.
14-03 — Effective Date.
14-04 — Commencement of Construction.
14-05 — Eligible Construction Work.
14-06 — Restricted Activity.
14-07 — Manufacturing Defined.
14-08 — Commercial Activities.
14-09 — Apportionment of Value in Multi-Use Property.
14-10 — Minimum Required Expenditure.
14-11 — Tax Abatement for Industrial Construction.
14-12 — Payment of Taxes and Other Charges Due the City.
14-13 — Equal Employment Opportunity; Trainee Programs.
15-01 — Definitions.
15-02 — General.
15-03 — Adjusted Eligible Net Income.
15-04 — Eligible Gross Income.
15-05 — Direct Expenses of the IBF.
15-06 — Interest Expense of the IBF.
15-07 — Bad Debt Deduction of the IBF.
15-08 — Indirect Expenses of the IBF, Including Head Office Expenses.
15-09 — Apportionment of Expenses of the IBF.
15-10 — Ineligible Funding Amount.
15-11 — Floor Amount.
15-12 — Effective Date.
16-01 — General – Definition and Nature of Letter Rulings.
16-02 — Requests for Letter Rulings.
16-03 — Procedure After Filing a Request for a Ruling.
16-04 — Contents.
16-05 — Effect.
16-06 — Issuance, Publication and Availability.
17-01 — Timely Mailing Rule.
17-02 — Saturday, Sunday or Legal Holidays.
17-03 — Electronic Filing and Payment.
17-04 — Mandatory Electronic Filing and Payment.
18-01 — Definitions.
18-02 — Coordinating Agency; Constituent Organizations.
18-03 — Charitable Non-Profit Organizations.
18-04 — Coordinating Agency; Qualification Requirements.
18-05 — Approval of Coordinating Agency.
18-06 — Combined Municipal Campaign; Structure and Operations.
18-07 — Application for Participation in the Combined Municipal Campaign.
18-08 — Review of Non-Acceptance for Participation.
18-09 — Conduct of Solicitation Among City Employees.
19-01 — Definitions.
19-02 — Eligibility for Exemption.
19-03 — Exemption Certificate; Obligations of Individual Residents and Vendors.
19-04 — Penalties, Refunds.
21-01 — General.
21-02 — Publication Availability by Kinds of Proceedings.
21-03 — Requests for Copies.
22-01 — Who May Claim Abatement.
22-02 — How Abatement is Claimed.
22-03 — Periods of Abatement.
22-04 — Recognition of Abatement.
22-05 — Adjustment of Abatement.
22-06 — Lien.
22-07 — Discount for Tax Prepayment.
22-08 — Penalties.
23-01 — General Powers of the Commissioner of Finance.
23-02 — Definitions.
23-03 — Imposition of Tax.
23-04 — Real Property Situated Only Partly Within the City.
23-05 — Exemptions.
23-06 — Applications for Exemptions.
23-07 — Presumptions and Burden of Proof.
23-08 — Payment of Tax.
23-09 — Filing of Returns.
23-10 — Extension of Time for Filing of Returns.
23-11 — Records To Be Kept.
23-12 — Returns To Be Secret.
23-13 — Penalties and Interest.
23-14 — Refund.
23-15 — Proceedings to Recover Tax.
23-16 — Determination of Tax Deficiency.
23-17 — Statute of Limitations.
23-18 — Notices.
24-01 — Definitions.
24-02 — Ordinary Overpayments and Double Payments.
24-03 — Real Property Assessment Review Proceedings.
24-04 — Department of Finance Application of Overpayments to Arrears in Real Property Taxes and Property-Related Charges.
24-05 — Transfer of Overpayment.
25-01 — Definitions.
25-02 — Imposition of the Tax.
25-03 — Exemptions.
25-04 — Returns.
25-05 — Identifying Numbers.
25-06 — Payment of Tax.
25-07 — Determination of Tax.
25-08 — Refunds.
25-09 — Proceedings to Recover Tax.
25-10 — Bulk Sales; Liability of Purchaser.
25-11 — Records.
25-12 — Returns to be Secret.
25-13 — Interest.
25-14 — Penalties.
25-15 — Notices, Limitations of Time, Mailing Rules.
26-01 — Purpose.
26-02 — Definitions.
26-03 — General.
26-04 — Recordkeeping Requirements – Machine-Sensible Records.
26-05 — Taxpayer Responsibility and Discretionary Authority.
26-06 — Alternative Storage Media for Hard Copy Documents.
26-07 — Records Retention – Time Period.
27-01 — Representation of Taxpayers.
28-01 — Meaning of Terms.
28-02 — Unincorporated Business Defined.
28-03 — Imposition of Tax.
28-04 — Unincorporated Business Taxable Income.
28-05 — Unincorporated Business Gross Income.
28-06 — Unincorporated Business Deductions.
28-07 — Allocation to New York City.
28-08 — Deductions Not Subject to Allocation.
28-09 — Unincorporated Business Exemptions.
28-15 — Declaration of Estimated Tax.
28-16 — Payments of Estimated Tax.
28-17 — Accounting Periods and Methods.
28-18 — Returns and Payment of Tax.
28-19 — Returns, Notices, Records and Statements.
28-20 — Report of Change in Federal or New York State Taxable Income or New York State Sales and Compensating Use Tax Liability.
28-21 — Interest and Penalties.
29-01 — Excise Taxes.
29-02 — Corporate Business Taxes.
29-03 — Unincorporated Business Tax.
29-04 — Miscellaneous.
30-01 — Definitions.
30-02 — Authorization to Provide Relocation and Employment Assistance Credits and Base Rent Reductions.
30-03 — Continued Eligibility Despite Sale of Business.
30-04 — Unincorporated Business Tax Credit.
30-05 — General Corporation Tax Credit.
30-06 — Banking Corporation Tax Credit.
30-07 — Commercial Rent Tax Base Rent Reduction.
30-08 — Quarterly Reductions.
30-09 — Apportionment of Reduction.
31-01 — Adjudications Conducted by the Department.
31-02 — Adjudications Conducted by the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
31-03 — Findings of Fact and Decisions.
32-01 — Submission Requirements.
32-02 — Twenty Day Period for Filing Lien.
33-01 — General Provisions.
33-02 — Annual Filing.
33-03 — Penalties for Failure to File.
33-04 — Hearings.
33-05 — Mailing Rules.
33-06 — Confidentiality – Disclosure Restrictions.
33-07 — Effective Date.
34-01 — Definitions.
34-02 — General Authority.
34-03 — Filing.
34-04 — Review.
34-05 — Rejection.
34-06 — Acceptance.
34-07 — Other Rights and Powers Preserved.
35-01 — Certiorari Proceedings or Settlements Correcting Assessed Valuations.
35-02 — Ordinary Overpayments and Double Payments.
36-01 — Definitions.
36-02 — Areas Eligible for Abatement Benefits.
36-03 — Application Procedures.
36-04 — First Building Permit.
36-05 — New Projects and Abandoned Projects.
36-06 — Eligible Construction Work.
36-07 — Minimum Required Expenditure.
36-08 — Eligibility and Compatibility With Other Abatements / Exemptions.
36-09 — Benefit Period Commencement.
36-10 — Calculation of Abatement.
36-11 — Additional Industrial Abatement.
36-12 — ICAP Abatement Schedules.
36-13 — Continuing Use.
36-14 — Subsequent Abatements.
36-15 — Administration of ICAP Program.
37-01 — Scope of Rules.
37-02 — Definitions.
37-03 — Delegation of Authority.
37-04 — Additions and Changes to the Annual Record of Assessed Valuation – Generally.
37-05 — Changes Initiated by the Department.
37-06 — Changes Initiated by Property Owners.
37-07 — Notice.
37-08 — List of Changes in Assessments Made by the Department.
37-09 — Public File.
38-01 — Definitions.
38-02 — Establishment of Conciliation Bureau and Delegation of Authority.
38-03 — Representation of Requestor.
38-04 — Request for Conciliation Proceeding.
38-05 — Conciliation Conference and Review of Request.
38-06 — Request for Discontinuance.
38-07 — Effect of Conciliation Decision.
38-08 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
39-01 — Definitions.
39-02 — Notice of Violation (Summons).
39-03 — PVB Fleet Program – Weekly Listing of Newly Issued Summonses.
39-03.1 — Program of Stipulated Fines for Vehicles Enrolled in the Fleet Program.
39-03.2 — Program of Commercial Abatements for Vehicles Enrolled in the Fleet Program.
39-04 — Methods of Pleading and Payment of Fines.
39-05 — Amount of Fines.
39-06 — Declaration of Emergency Conditions.
39-07 — Penalties.
39-08 — Hearings.
39-09 — Representatives at Parking Violations Bureau Hearings.
39-10 — Decisions and Judgments.
39-11 — Liability.
39-12 — Appeals.
39-13 — Certification to Motor Vehicle Commissioner.
39-14 — Computing Times.
39-15 — Mail Proceedings.
39-16 — Severability.
39-17 — Red Light Violation Monitoring Program.
39-18 — Bus Lane Restriction Program.
39-19 — Hearings by Website and Virtual but Contemporaneous Videographic Adjudication Methods.
39-20 — Reduction of Fine Program.
39-21 — Photo Speed Violation Monitoring System.
39-22 — Weigh-in-Motion Violation Monitoring System.
39-23 — School Bus Camera Violation Monitoring System.
39-24 — Bus Operation-Related Traffic Regulation Program.
39-25 — Highway Construction or Maintenance Work Area Speed Camera Violation Monitoring System.
40-01 — Definitions.
40-02 — Sale of Tax Liens.
40-03 — Installment Agreements.
40-04 — Removal of Tax Liens from a Tax Lien Sale.
40-05 — Exemption from Tax Lien Surcharges.
40-06 — Voluntary In-Rem Action.
42-01 — Fees for the Release of Stolen Motor Vehicles.
42-02 — Abandoned Vehicles.
42-03 — Personal Property.
42-04 — Sheriff’s Enforcement of Unlicensed Cannabis Activity.
43-01 — Requirement of Recording and Endorsement Page.
43-02 — Notice of Recording.
44-01 — General Authority.
44-02 — Mandatory Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer.
45-01 — Purpose and Scope.
45-02 — Definitions.
45-03 — Responsible Bidder Criteria.
45-04 — Pre-Approval of Responsible Bidders.
45-05 — Incorporation of Rules.
45-06 — Severability.
46-01 — Definitions.
46-02 — Certification.
46-03 — Proof of Primary Residency.
46-04 — Audit.
46-05 — Change in Eligibility.
47-01 — Obligation to Collect and Pay Tax.
47-02 — Returns and Payment of Tax.
48-01 — Purpose and Scope of Rules.
48-02 — Application Procedure.
48-03 — Allocation of Credit.
48-04 — Criteria for Evaluation of Applications.
48-05 — Examination of Credit Application and Tax Return; Retention of Records.
49-01 — Challenges to Assessed Valuation of Real Property.
49-02 — Appeal to New York City Tax Commission.
50-01 — Purpose and Scope of Rules.
50-02 — Definitions.
50-03 — Eligibility for Abatement.
50-04 — Abatement Percentage.
50-05 — Application for Abatement.
50-06 — Primary Residence.
50-07 — Denial or Revocation of Abatement.
50-08 — Correction of Abatement.
50-09 — Audit Authority.
50-10 — Required Affidavit for Qualified Property.
51-01 — Application of Hurricane Sandy Rebate to Past Due, Current and Future Real Property Taxes and Real Property-Related Charges.
52-01 — Definitions.
52-02 — Applications for SCRIE or DRIE Benefits.
52-03 — Rent Increase Exemption Orders.
52-04 — Department Document Requests.
52-05 — Eligibility Requirements for SCRIE and DRIE Benefits.
52-06 — Eligible Apartment.
52-07 — Head of the Household Benefit Takeover Procedures.
52-08 — Member of the Household.
52-09 — Income Eligibility Requirements.
52-10 — Rent as a Percentage of Total Aggregate Household Disposable Income Requirement and Total Aggregate Household Disposable Income Limit.
52-11 — Treatment of Major Capital Improvements ("MCI").
52-12 — Preferential Rent.
52-13 — Capital Assessments and Voluntary Capital Contributions for Certain DRIE Beneficiaries.
52-14 — Benefit Takeover.
52-15 — Rent Redetermination.
52-16 — Reclassification of an Apartment.
52-17 — Move or Transfer (Portability) to New Apartment.
52-18 — Electrical Metering Conversion.
52-19 — Appeal Process.
52-20 — Tenant's Ineligibility for SCRIE or DRIE Benefits.
52-21 — Tax Abatement Credit Adjustment Application.
53-01 — Administrative Review Procedure.
53-02 — Clerical Errors and Errors in Description.
54-01 — Definitions.
54-02 — Application for Mergers or Apportionments.
54-03 — Approval by the Department.
54-04 — Appeal Procedures.
55-01 — Scope and Construction.
55-11 — Admission of Violations Without a Hearing.
55-12 — Settlement Agreements.
55-31 — Remedies and Penalties.
55-32 — Retail Cigarette Dealer Penalty Schedule.
55-33 — Synthetic Marijuana ("K2") Penalty Schedule.
55-41 — Orders for Sealing.
56-01 — Definitions.
56-02 — Amount of Abatement.
56-03 — Application for Abatement.
56-04 — Administration of Abatement.
57-01 — Registration and Supplemental Registration Statement Fees.
58-01 — Purpose.
58-02 — Definitions.
58-03 — Eligibility Criteria for Loan.
58-04 — Criteria for Energy Audit Providers.
58-05 — Criteria for Feasibility Study Providers.
58-06 — Terms and Conditions for the Collection and Remittance of Loan Payments by the Administering Agency.
58-07 — Collection of Unpaid Program Charges.
58-08 — Project Reporting.
58-09 — Loan Reporting and Filing Requirements.
59-01 — Definitions.
59-02 — Eligibility for Credit.
59-03 — Application.
59-04 — Determination of Credit.
59-05 — Applicable Tax Year for Credit.
59-06 — Examples.
60-01 — Definitions.
60-02 — Eligibility for Childcare Center Tax Abatement or Enhanced Childcare Center Tax Abatement.
60-03 — Application.
60-04 — Approval of Application for Childcare Center Tax Abatement or Enhanced Childcare Center Tax Abatement.
60-05 — Amount of the Tax Abatement.
60-06 — Revocation.
61-01 — Definitions.
61-02 — Authorization to Provide Relocation Assistance Credit per Employee.
61-03 — Preliminary Eligibility Application.
61-04 — Lease for or Contract to Ourchase an Eligible Premises.
61-05 — Initial Certification of Eligibility.
61-06 — Annual Certification.
61-07 — Administrative Appeals.
62-01 — Definitions.
62-02 — Corporate Owners of a Covered Property.
62-03 — Sale or Transfers of Property.
62-04 — Investigations and Penalties.
62-05 — Corrections and Refunds.
62-06 — Primary Residency.
62-07 — Notice of the surcharge amount.
62-08 — Taxable status date.
1-01 — General.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Representation.
1-04 — Pleadings.
1-05 — Motion Practice.
1-06 — Bills of Particulars.
1-07 — Requests for Admissions; Production; Depositions.
1-08 — Subpoena.
1-09 — Stipulations.
1-10 — Agreements to Extend or Adjourn.
1-11 — Small Claims Hearings.
1-12 — Hearings Before Administrative Law Judges.
1-13 — Review by Tribunal Commissioners.
1-14 — Expedited Proceedings.
1-15 — Sanctions for Frivolous Submissions.
1-16 — Record of Hearing.
1-17 — Filing and Service of Documents.
1-18 — Judicial Review.
1-19 — Extension of Time; Mailing of Determinations and Decisions; Availability of Determinations and Decisions and Rules.
1-01 — Scope.
1-02 — Intent.
1-03 — Definitions.
2-01 — General.
2-02 — Standards of Conduct and Integrity for Representatives and Self-Represented Applicants.
2-03 — Administrative Procedures for Group Representatives.
2-04 — Application Filing Procedures for Group Representatives.
2-05 — Electronic Notice of Filing by Group Representatives Who File Fifty or More Applications in One Calendar Year; Application Data.
3-01 — Forms.
3-02 — Jurisdictional Requirements for Applications.
3-03 — Procedural Requirements to Obtain Review of Applications.
3-04 — Substantive and Procedural Requirements for Income and Expense Schedules.
4-01 — Determinations.
4-02 — Mandatory Denial of Review.
4-03 — Permissive Denial or Discontinuance of Review for Uncured Procedural Defects.
4-04 — Notice of Appearance.
4-05 — Litigation Status.
4-06 — Amended Applications for Procedural Changes.
4-07 — Group Representatives' Response to Reports on Initial Application Status.
4-08 — Consolidated Review of Related Lots.
4-09 — Scheduling Review of Applications; Rescheduling; Default.
4-10 — Burden of Proof on Market Value and Other Facts.
4-11 — Proving Market Value.
4-12 — Offer and Acceptance.
4-13 — Reconsideration for Manifest and Substantial Error.
4-14 — Access to Hearings and Records.
5-01 — [Fee Authorized.]
5-02 — Fee.
5-03 — Imposition of Fee.
5-04 — Amount of Fee.
5-05 — Exemption.
5-06 — Payment and Collection of Fee.
5-07 — Non-Payment of Fee.
1-01 — Short Title.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Designation Requirements.
1-04 — Revocation and Consequences of Nondesignation.
1-05 — Severability.
1-01 — Vendors of alcoholic beverages.
1-02 — Dangerous underwater breathing behaviors.
3-01 — Scope and Applicability.
3-02 — Definitions.
3-03 — Performance Summary Cards.
3-04 — Posting.
3-05 — Updated Performance Summary Cards.
3-06 — Penalties.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — Administrative Requirements.
4-03 — Housing.
4-04 — Horse Care.
4-05 — Working Conditions.
4-06 — Owners, Riders and Operators.
4-07 — Training Program for Drivers of Horse Drawn Cabs; Fees.
5-01 — Scope and Applicability.
5-02 — Definitions.
5-03 — Prohibition.
5-04 — Disposition of and Restrictions on Permits.
5-05 — Adoption Promotions with Certain Non-Profits.
5-06 — Enforcement.
6-01 — Scope and Applicability.
6-02 — Definitions.
6-03 — Mobile Food Vending Unit Classifications.
6-04 — Mobile Food Vending Units: Construction and Equipment Requirements for All Classes of Mobile Food Vending Units.
6-05 — Mobile Food Vending Units: Supplies and Equipment Required for Different Classes of Mobile Food Vending Units.
6-06 — Size and Placement of Mobile Food Vending Units.
6-07 — Green Carts.
6-08 — Facilities for Servicing Class D and Class E Mobile Food Vending Units.
6-09 — Manufacturer or Exclusive Distributor Lease Agreements.
6-10 — Violations.
6-11 — Inspections; Permit Issuance and Renewal.
6-12 — Records of Commissaries and Other Approved Facilities.
6-13 — Disabled Veterans Mobile Food Unit Vending Permits.
6-14 — Government Agency and Charitable Organization Exemptions.
6-15 — Modification.
6-16 — Scoring Mobile Food Vending Unit Inspections.
6-17 — Letter Grading.
6-18 — Intervals Between Inspection Cycles.
6-19 — Posting Letter Grades.
6-20 — Position of Grade Cards on Mobile Food Vending Units; Tampering Prohibited.
6-21 — Location Sharing.
6-22 — Supervisory License and Associated Permit.
6-23 — Submitting Proof of Correction for Eligible First-Time Violations.
6-24 — Acceptance of Proof of Correction for Eligible First-Time Violations.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — Adjudications Seeking Civil Fines.
7-03 — Mandatory Fines and Penalties.
7-04 — Fines for Unspecified Violations of 24 RCNY Health Code Articles 43 and 47.
7-05 — Escalation of Fines for Rodent Violations.
7-06 — Standing Water Violations.
7-07 — Fines for Other Repeat Violations.
7-08 — Defaults.
7-09 — Other Adjudications.
7-10 — Submitting Proof of Correction for Eligible First-Time Violations.
7-11 — Acceptance of Proof of Correction for Eligible First-Time Violations.
7-12 — Fines for Violations of New York City Health Code Articles 143, 161, 165, 167, 175 and 177 not Listed in Appendix 7-A.
8-01 — Scope and Applicability.
8-02 — Definitions.
8-03 — Maintenance Program and Plan.
8-04 — Process Control Measures.
8-05 — Water Treatment.
8-06 — System Shutdown and Startup; Commissioning and Decommissioning Cooling Towers.
8-07 — Administrative Requirements.
8-08 — Modification.
8-09 — Penalties.
9-01 — Definitions.
9-02 — Determination and Declaration.
9-03 — Prohibition.
10-01 — Definitions and Construction of Words and Terms.
10-02 — Smoking, and Using Electronic Cigarettes, Prohibited.
10-03 — Smoking Tobacco, and Electronic Cigarette Use to Vape Nicotine, Not Regulated.
10-04 — Tobacco, and Electronic Cigarette, Promotion Public Events.
10-05 — Enclosed Rooms for Patients of Certain Residential Health Care Facilities and Day Treatment Programs.
10-07 — Tobacco Bars.
10-08 — Membership Associations.
10-11 — Ashtrays.
10-12 — Signs.
10-13 — Enforcement.
10-14 — Construction.
10-16 — Retail Tobacco Store Registration.
10-17 — Retail Electronic Cigarette Store Registration.
10-18 — Requirements for an Owner of an Establishment to Operate a Non-Tobacco Hookah Establishment.
10-19 — Age Limit of Patrons Allowed to Enter a Non-Tobacco Hookah Establishment.
10-20 — Sanitization, Cleaning, and Handling of Hookah Equipment.
10-21 — Warning Signs for Non-Tobacco Hookah Establishments.
10-22 — Original Labels, Labeling and Packaging of Out-of-Package Sales Required.
10-23 — Revocations of Permits to Operate Non-Tobacco Hookah Establishments.
10-24 — Severability.
12-01 — Introduction, Scope and Applicability.
12-02 — Definitions.
12-03 — Distribution of Window Guard and Lead Paint Notices.
12-04 — Owner’s Duty to Inspect.
12-05 — Prohibited Communications with Occupants.
12-06 — Occupant Obligation to Return Notices and Provide Information and Access to Owners.
12-07 — Requirement to Install Window Guard.
12-08 — Specifications, Testing and Installation of Window Guards.
12-09 — Specifications for Traditional Window Guards (TWGs) Installed in Double Hung Windows; Permanent Installation of Window Air Conditioners.
12-10 — Installation of Limiting Devices.
12-11 — Registration of Window Guards.
12-12 — Modification by Commissioner.
12-13 — Civil Penalties.
13-01 — Scope and Applicability.
13-02 — Definitions.
13-03 — Price Floor for Other Tobacco Products.
13-04 — Signage.
14-01 — Scope and Applicability.
14-02 — Definitions.
14-03 — Minimum Distance from Application of Pesticides.
16-01 — Introduction.
16-02 — Permanent Disabilities Seriously Impairing Mobility.
16-03 — Physicians Employed by Health & Hospitals Corporation Designated to Perform Special Vehicle Identification Parking Permit Certifications.
16-04 — Certification.
16-05 — Appeals.
17-01 — Statement of Policy and Intent.
17-02 — Specifications For Paper Bags Used For Containing Uncompacted Refuse and Incinerator Residue.
17-03 — Specifications for Plastic Bags Used for Containing Uncompacted Refuse.
17-05 — Requirements for Employment of Bags and Containers Meeting Specifications Set Out in 24 RCNY §§ 17-02, 17-03 and 17-04.
17-06 — Amendment and Repeal.
17-11 — Purpose and Scope.
17-12 — Specifications for Waste Containerization Systems.
17-13 — Amendment or Repeal.
18-01 — Definitions.
18-02 — Quantity of Resuscitation Equipment.
18-03 — Labelling Requirements.
18-04 — Required Notice.
18-05 — Lettering and Graphics.
19-01 — Definitions.
19-02 — Direction to Establish Waiting List.
19-03 — Eligibility for Place on Waiting List.
19-04 — Notice of the Establishment of Waiting List.
19-05 — Procedure for Requesting a Place on Any of the Waiting Lists.
19-06 — Procedure for Establishment of Permit Waiting Lists.
19-07 — Number of Positions on the Waiting Lists.
19-08 — Responsibility of Those on Waiting Lists to Notify the Department of Change of Address.
19-09 — Multiple Waiting List Positions on Any Single List Prohibited.
19-10 — Selection of Applicants From a Waiting List.
19-11 — Eligibility to Apply for a Mobile Food Vending Unit Permit.
19-12 — Notification of Eligibility to Apply for Permit.
19-13 — Failure to Make Application for Permit.
19-14 — Abandonment of Waiting List Position.
21-01 — Scope and Applicability.
21-02 — Food Protection Courses and Fees.
21-04 — Animal Care and Handling Techniques Course and Fee.
21-05 — Tattooist Infection Control Course and Fee.
21-06 — Course Completion Certificates; Replacement Fees.
21-07 — Food Service Establishment Consultative Inspections and Fees.
22-01 — License.
22-02 — Photograph Required.
22-03 — Posting License.
22-04 — Advertising.
22-05 — Examination Required.
22-06 — Disposable Equipment.
22-07 — Application to Clean Skin.
22-08 — Equipment Cleaning.
22-09 — Facilities.
22-10 — Tattooist Hygiene.
22-11 — Written Consent.
22-12 — Tattoo Care Instructions.
22-13 — Complaint Information.
22-14 — Disposal of Equipment.
22-15 — Temporary License Fee.
22-16 — License Denial, Suspension or Revocation.
23-01 — Definitions and Construction of Words and Terms.
23-02 — Scoring of Sanitary Inspections.
23-03 — Letter Grading.
23-04 — Intervals Between Inspection Cycles.
23-05 — Notices of Violation and Penalties for Sustained Violations.
23-06 — Revocation or Suspension of Permits.
23-07 — Posting Letter Grades.
23-08 — Effect of Other Laws and Construction.
23-09 — Submitting Proof of Correction for Eligible First-Time Violations.
23-10 — Acceptance of Proof of Correction for Eligible First-Time Violations.
24-01 — Definitions.
24-02 — Compliance with State Law.
24-03 — Quantity and Location of Automated External Defibrillators.
24-04 — Required Notice: Signage Information.
24-05 — Site-Specific Response Plan.
24-06 — Nursing Homes.
25-01 — Introduction and Scope.
25-02 — Definitions and Construction of Words and Terms.
25-03 — Service of Orders on a Subject of the Petition under the Act by Inpatient Hospital Petitioners.
25-04 — Effect of Other Laws and Construction.
26-01 — Definitions.
26-02 — Direction to Establish Waiting Lists.
26-03 — Preferences on Waiting Lists.
26-04 — Eligibility for Placement on Borough Specific Waiting Lists for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Permits.
26-05 — Notice of the Establishment of Borough Specific Waiting Lists for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Permits.
26-06 — Procedure for Requesting a Place on Waiting Lists.
26-07 — Procedure for Establishment of Borough Specific Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Waiting Lists.
26-08 — Number of Positions on the Waiting Lists.
26-09 — Responsibility of Those on Waiting Lists to Notify the Department of Change of Address.
26-10 — Multiple Requests for Waiting List Position on any One Borough Specific Fruits and Vegetables Waiting List Prohibited.
26-11 — Selection of Applicants From a Waiting List.
26-12 — Eligibility to Apply for a Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Permit.
26-13 — Notification of Eligibility to Apply For Permit.
26-14 — Failure to Make Application for Permit or Complete Inspection Process, Declination of Permit.
26-15 — Abandonment of Waiting List Position.
27-01 — Scope and Applicability.
27-02 — Definitions.
27-03 — Posting and Placement of Food Allergy Information.
27-04 — Disclosure.
27-05 — No Limitations on Voluntary Actions.
27-06 — No Third Party Beneficiary.
27-07 — Violations.
28-01 — Definitions and Construction of Words and Terms.
28-02 — Sale or Offer for Sale of Flavored Tobacco Products, Flavored Electronic Cigarettes, and Flavored E-Liquids Restricted.
28-03 — Flavored Product List.
28-04 — Licensee Inquiry about Flavored Tobacco Products, Flavored Electronic Cigarettes or Flavored E-Liquids.
28-05 — Enforcement.
28-06 — Original Labels, Labeling and Packaging of Out-of-Package Sales Required.
28-07 — Construction.
29-01 — Authority to Establish a Program and Expend Funds.
29-02 — Definitions.
29-03 — Eligibility Requirements.
30-01 — Scope and Applicability.
30-02 — Definitions.
30-03 — Recordkeeping and Receipts.
30-04 — Notice.
31-01 — Authority.
31-02 — Reporting.
31-03 — Penalties.
32-01 — Definitions.
32-02 — Permittee Policies and Procedures; Required Control Measures.
32-03 — Signage.
32-04 — Physical Facilities and Sanitation.
32-05 — Penalties.
33-01 — Applicability and Communications.
33-02 — Definitions.
33-03 — Registration and Inspections.
33-04 — Radiation Protection Program.
33-05 — Annual Scanning Limitations.
33-06 — Training and Instruction of Personnel.
33-07 — Recordkeeping and Reporting.
33-08 — Signage and Information to Be Provided to Screened Individuals.
34-01 — Grocery Delivery Program.
35-01 — Definitions.
35-02 — Designation of Rat Mitigation Zones.
35-03 — Criteria for Designating Rat Mitigation Zones.
35-04 — Community Districts Designated as Rat Mitigation Zones.
36-01 — Definitions.
36-02 — Establishment of a Needle, Syringe, and Sharps Buyback Pilot Program.
36-03 — Eligibility for Individual Participation in the Needle, Syringe, and Sharps Buyback Pilot Program.
36-04 — Financial Incentives for the Needle, Syringe, and Sharps Buyback Pilot Program.
37-01 — Definitions.
37-03 — Scope.
37-05 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions; Responses to Petitions.
38-01 — Establishment of a Program to Cancel Medical Debt.
38-02 — Eligibility.
38-03 — Selection of Beneficiaries.
38-04 — Notification of Beneficiaries.
40-01 — Scope and applicability.
40-02 — Definitions.
40-03 — Methods of indoor air testing.
40-04 — Radon level certification.
40-05 — Volatile organic compound vapor level certification.
40-06 — Submission of certification.
1.01 — Short Title.
1.03 — General Definitions.
3.01 — General Powers of the Department.
3.03 — Seizure, Embargo, Condemnation and Disposition of Prohibited Materials.
3.05 — Orders of the Board, Commissioner or Department.
3.07 — General Standards to Protect Health and Safety; Prohibited Acts; Necessary Acts and Precautions.
3.09 — Abatement of Nuisances.
3.11 — Civil Enforcement of the Code.
3.12 — Administrative Tribunal and Environmental Control Board Proceedings.
3.13 — Enforcement of this Code Otherwise than by Prosecution or Other Compulsory Means.
3.15 — Interfering with or Obstructing Department Personnel; Gifts, Gratuities and Bribes.
3.17 — Notices, Orders and Other Posted Materials Not to Be Mutilated, Obstructed or Torn Down.
3.19 — False and Misleading Statements, Reproductions and Alterations.
3.21 — Use of English Language in Complying with Code; Use of Other Languages.
3.23 — Reports of Departmental or Governmental Officials; Presumptive Evidence of Facts.
3.25 — Inspection of Records and Proceedings of the Department.
3.27 — Compliance with Other Applicable Laws and Regulations.
3.29 — Construction.
3.31 — Separability.
5.01 — Scope.
5.03 — Definitions.
5.04 — Operating Without a Permit; Sanctions.
5.05 — Applications.
5.07 — Expiration Dates; Fees.
5.09 — Registration and Certification Fees.
5.11 — Permits Not Transferable; Exception.
5.13 — Conditions of Permit and Health Code to Be Observed.
5.15 — Permit to Be Kept on Premises; Mutilation Prohibited.
5.17 — Permit Suspension and Revocation.
5.19 — Denial of Issuance or Renewal, Suspension and Revocation; When Effective; Service of Order or Notice.
5.21 — Appeal to Board; Stay of Action.
9.01 — Definitions.
9.03 — Scope.
9.05 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions; Responses to Petitions.
9.07 — Public Notice.
11.01 — Definitions.
11.03 — Diseases and Conditions of Public Health Interest That Are Reportable.
11.04 — Report of First-Episode Psychosis.
11.05 — Reports.
11.07 — Immunization Registry.
11.09 — Blood Lead Reporting and Children's Blood Lead Registry.
11.10 — Neonatal Herpes Simplex.
11.11 — Confidentiality of Reports and Records.
11.13 — Duty of Physician to Advise Case, Suspect Case, Carrier, Suspect Carrier and Contact.
11.15 — Control Measures; Duty to Exclude; Exclusion Orders.
11.17 — Control Measures; Duty to Isolate; and Isolation, Quarantine and Examination Orders.
11.19 — Typhoid and Paratyphoid Fever; Exclusion.
11.21 — Tuberculosis; Reporting, Examination, Treatment, Exclusion, Removal and Detention.
11.23 — Removal and Detention of Cases, Contacts and Carriers Who Are or May Be a Danger to Public Health; Other Orders.
11.25 — Reports and Control of Animal Diseases Communicable to Humans.
11.27 — Control of Animals Affected with Rabies.
11.29 — Rabies: Compulsory Vaccination.
11.31 — Acts Likely to Spread Disease Prohibited.
11.33 — Congenital Syphilis.
13.01 — Definitions.
13.03 — Report of Findings, Supplemental Testing, and Submission of Isolates.
13.05 — Testing for Tuberculosis.
13.07 — Reporting of Hemoglobin A1C.
13.09 — Neonatal Herpes Simplex Specimens.
13.11 — High-Containment Research Laboratories: Registration.
13.13 — High-Containment Research Laboratories; Required Reports.
15.01 — Definition.
15.03 — Permit, Registration and Application of this Article.
15.05 — Sale or Other Disposal; Permission, Labeling, Exceptions.
15.07 — Records.
43.01 — Definitions.
43.03 — Scope and Applicability.
43.05 — Notice to the Department.
43.07 — Written Safety Plan.
43.09 — Staff Supervision.
43.11 — Health; Staff.
43.13 — Criminal Justice and Child Abuse Screening of Current and Prospective Personnel.
43.14 — Staff Trainings.
43.15 — Corrective Action Plan.
43.16 — Food Service.
43.17 — Health; Children's Examinations and Immunizations.
43.19 — Health; Daily Requirements; Communicable Diseases.
43.20 — Personal Hygiene Practices; Staff and Children.
43.21 — Health; Emergencies.
43.22 — Fire Safety.
43.23 — Lead-Based Paint Restricted.
43.24 — Physical Facilities.
43.25 — Modification by Department.
43.27 — Inspections.
43.29 — Closing and Enforcement.
43.31 — Construction and Severability.
45.01 — Definitions.
45.03 — Statement of Policy; Scope of 24 RCNY Health Code Article 45.
45.05 — Copy of Code to Be Kept and Made Available.
45.09 — Staff.
45.11 — Physical Facilities.
45.12 — Lead-Based Paint Restricted: Kindergartens.
45.13 — Equipment and Furnishings.
45.15 — Care and Preparation of Food.
45.17 — Health and Medical Care.
45.19 — Records.
45.21 — Modification by Department.
47.01 — Definitions.
47.03 — Permit Required.
47.05 — Program Capacity and Limitation on Hours per Child.
47.07 — Permit: Required Approvals and Clearances.
47.09 — Applications for Permits.
47.11 — Written Safety Plan.
47.13 — Child Care Programs: Teaching Staff Qualifications and Coverage.
47.15 — Teaching Staff Qualifications for Infant / Toddler Child Care Programs.
47.17 — Teaching Staff Qualifications for Night Child Care Programs.
47.18 — Shelter Child Supervision Liaison and Shelter Child Supervisor Requirements and Qualifications.
47.19 — Criminal Justice and Child Abuse Screening of Current and Prospective Personnel; Reports to the Department.
47.21 — Corrective Action Plan.
47.23 — Supervision; Staff / Child Ratios and Group Size.
47.25 — Health; Children's Examinations and Immunizations.
47.27 — Health; Daily Requirements; Reports of Absences; Communicable Diseases.
47.29 — Health; Emergencies.
47.31 — Health; Medication Administration.
47.33 — Health; Staff.
47.35 — Personal Hygiene Practices; Staff and Child.
47.37 — Training.
47.39 — Space Allowance; Reservation for Children's Use.
47.41 — Indoor Physical Facilities.
47.43 — Plumbing; Toilets, Hand Wash, and Diaper Changing Facilities.
47.45 — Ventilation and Lighting.
47.47 — Outdoor Play Areas and Facilities.
47.49 — General Sanitation and Maintenance.
47.51 — Rodents, Insects and Other Pests Prohibited; Pesticide Application Notice.
47.53 — Pet Animals.
47.55 — Equipment and Furnishings.
47.57 — Safety; General Requirements.
47.59 — Fire Safety.
47.61 — Food and Food Safety.
47.63 — Lead-Based Paint Restricted.
47.65 — Transportation.
47.67 — Child Development Policies, Activities, Rest Periods and Clothing.
47.69 — Night Child Care.
47.71 — Physical Activity and Limits on Television Viewing.
47.73 — Required Postings.
47.75 — Modification of Provisions.
47.77 — Closing and Enforcement.
47.79 — Construction and Severability.
48-A.01 — Scope.
48-A.03 — Definitions.
48-A.05 — Permit Required; Exceptions.
48-A.07 — Permit; Application, Issuance and Renewal.
48-A.09 — Personnel; Qualifications; Ratios; Records.
48-A.11 — Program.
48-A.13 — Safety Standards.
48-A.15 — Health and Medical Care.
48-A.17 — Compliance with Other Laws.
48-A.19 — Insurance.
48-A.21 — Transportation.
48-A.23 — Modification by Department
48.01 — Scope.
48.03 — Definitions.
48.05 — Permit Required, Exceptions.
48.07 — Permit; Application, Issuance, Records and Enforcement.
48.09 — Staffing Requirements and Certain Ratios.
48.11 — Written Safety Plan.
48.12 — Supervision.
48.13 — Safety Standards for Activities.
48.15 — Safety Standards for Facilities.
48.17 — Health and Medical Care.
48.19 — Compliance with Other Laws.
48.21 — Insurance.
48.23 — Transportation.
48.25 — Additional Requirements for Camps Enrolling Campers with Disabilities.
48.26 — Modification by Department.
48.28 — Nutritional Requirements for Beverages; Camper Access to Vending Machines.
48.29 — Overnight Camps, Summer Day Camps, Traveling Summer Day Camps; Enrollment Application Requirements.
49.01 — Scope.
49.03 — Building and Fire Laws.
49.05 — Admissions.
49.06 — Test for Tuberculosis Infection.
49.07 — Physical Facilities.
49.09 — Equipment.
49.11 — Boarding of Children on School Premises.
49.13 — Recreation; Outdoor Play.
49.15 — Health and Medical Care.
49.17 — Medical Records.
51.01 — Scope.
51.03 — Permit; Notification.
51.05 — Permit; Application, Issuance and Renewal.
51.07 — Admissions.
51.09 — Physical Facilities.
51.11 — Sleeping Accommodations.
51.13 — Clothing, Equipment and Furniture.
51.15 — Infant Bathing and Formula Room.
51.17 — Outdoor Play.
51.19 — Health and Medical Care.
51.21 — Medical Records.
51.23 — Visitors.
71.01 — Scope.
71.03 — Definitions.
71.05 — Adulteration or Misbranding Prohibited; Possession Deemed for Purpose of Sale.
71.06 — Labeling Requirements.
71.07 — Drugs Dispensed on Prescription.
71.09 — Records; Access and Confidentiality.
71.11 — Embargo or Seizure.
81.01 — Scope.
81.03 — Definitions.
81.04 — Approved Sources of Food.
81.05 — Permit Requirements; Technical Review and Pre-Permitting Inspections for Food Service Establishments and Non-Retail Food Processing Establishments.
81.06 — Prevention of Imminent or Public Health Hazards.
81.08 — Foods Containing Artificial Trans Fat.
81.09 — Potentially Hazardous (Time and Temperature Control for Safety) Foods.
81.10 — Time as a Public Health Control; Exception to Required Holding Temperatures of Potentially Hazardous (Temperature Control for Safety) Foods.
81.11 — Consumer Advisory: Serving Raw or Undercooked Foods.
81.12 — Reduced Oxygen Packaging; Cook Chill and Sous Vide Processing.
81.13 — Food Workers: Health; Hygienic Practices.
81.15 — Food Protection Course.
81.17 — General Requirements: Design, Construction, Materials and Maintenance.
81.18 — Cold and Hot Storage and Holding Facilities.
81.19 — Lighting and Ventilation.
81.20 — Plumbing and Water Supply.
81.21 — Hand Wash Sinks.
81.22 — Employee and Patron Toilets.
81.23 — Integrated Pest Management.
81.24 — Garbage and Waste Disposal.
81.25 — Live Animals.
81.27 — Cleaning of Premises, Equipment and Utensils.
81.29 — Dishwashing and Ware Washing.
81.31 — Outdoor Cooking, Food and Beverage Preparation Facilities.
81.39 — Food Service Establishments and Non-Retail Food Processing Establishments; Sealing of Unclean Equipment, Utensils and Vehicles; Denial, Suspension and Revocation of Permits; Enforcement.
81.41 — Dispensing Devices Used to Dispense Food; Construction, Cleanliness, Refrigeration, Safety.
81.43 — Reporting Complaints of Patrons' Illness, Emergency Occurrences.
81.46 — Refillable, Returnable Containers.
81.50 — Posting of Calorie Information.
81.51 — Grading of Inspection Results and Posting of Grades by Certain Food Service Establishments.
81.55 — Modification by Department.
88.01 — Scope.
88.03 — Definitions.
88.05 — Permit Required.
88.07 — Food Safety and Protection.
88.09 — Construction, Facilities, Equipment, and Utensils.
88.11 — Cooking and Heating Equipment.
88.13 — Water; Potable Water Supply; Disposal of Waste Water.
88.15 — Toilets and Hand Wash Sinks Required.
88.17 — Single Service Articles.
88.19 — Refuse and Trash.
88.21 — Enforcement.
88.23 — Modification by Department.
89.01 — Scope.
89.03 — Definitions.
89.05 — Permits Required.
89.07 — Licenses and Badges.
89.09 — Terms of Permits and Licenses.
89.11 — Applications for Permits and Licenses.
89.13 — Duties of Licensees and Permittees.
89.15 — Prohibition Against Transfer of Foods.
89.17 — Prohibition Against Transfer of a License or Permit.
89.19 — Food Protection and Safety.
89.21 — Water Supply.
89.23 — Equipment and Hand Wash Sinks.
89.25 — Garbage, Refuse and Liquid Wastes.
89.27 — Mobile Food Commissaries.
89.29 — Imminent Health Hazards.
89.31 — Enforcement.
89.33 — Suspension and Revocation of License or Permit.
89.35 — Modification by Department.
115.01 — Scope.
115.03 — Definition.
115.05 — Permit.
115.07 — Compliance with Code.
115.09 — Preparation and Sale on Physician's or Other Health Care Practitioner's Order.
115.11 — Standards; Ingredients.
115.13 — Standards; Sterilization and Purity of Prescription Formula Preparations.
115.15 — Time of Delivery.
115.17 — Labeling of Containers.
115.19 — Physical Facilities, Equipment and Processing.
115.21 — Packaging and Sterilization.
115.23 — Records.
131.01 — Scope and Applicability.
131.03 — Definitions.
131.05 — Duty; Responsibility for Violations.
131.07 — Heating.
131.09 — Commercial Buildings.
131.11 — Posting Signs.
131.13 — Control of Unsafe Conditions.
131.15 — Window Guards.
131.17 — Dry Cleaning Facilities.
131.19 — Modification by Department.
139.01 — Definition.
139.03 — Sanitary Standards.
141.01 — Definitions.
141.03 — Drinking Water Supply Source.
141.05 — Fluoridation of Municipal Water Supply.
141.07 — Building Drinking Water Storage Tanks.
141.09 — Building Water Tank Cleaning, Painting and Coating.
141.11 — Chemical Treatment of Building Drinking Water.
141.13 — Bottled Water.
141.15 — Hauling Bulk Water.
141.17 — Groundwater Wells.
141.19 — Modification by Department.
143.01 — Definitions.
143.11 — Community Private Sewage Disposal Systems.
143.15 — Privies.
143.17 — Modification by Department.
151.01 — Definitions.
151.02 — Prevention and Pest Management Measures.
151.03 — Elimination of Standing Water.
151.04 — Enforcement by the Department and Other City Agencies.
151.05 — Notices of Violation.
161.01 — Wild and Other Animals Prohibited.
161.02 — Definitions.
161.03 — Control of Dogs and Other Animals to Prevent Nuisance.
161.04 — Dog Licenses.
161.05 — Dogs to be Restrained.
161.06 — Dogs and Cats to Be Vaccinated and Treated Prior to Change in Ownership.
161.07 — Dangerous Dogs.
161.09 — Permits to Keep Certain Animals.
161.11 — Prevention of Nuisances; Cleaning.
161.13 — Self Inspection.
161.15 — Keeping of Small Animals for Sale, Boarding, Grooming, or Training.
161.17 — Small Animals Kept for Sale, Shelters, Kennels and Training Establishments; Physical Facilities and Maintenance.
161.19 — Keeping of Livestock, Live Poultry and Rabbits.
161.21 — Stables for Horses; Physical Facilities and Maintenance; and Rabies Vaccination.
161.23 — Sterilization of Shelter Animals.
161.25 — Modification by Department.
163.01 — Definitions.
163.03 — Permits; Exceptions.
163.05 — Physical Facilities and Equipment.
163.07 — Attendants; Sanitary Habits.
163.09 — Patrons; Precautions and Procedures.
163.11 — General Sanitary Procedures.
165.01 — Applicability.
165.03 — Definitions.
165.05 — General Requirements for Permit Applications.
165.07 — Construction Inspection and Certification.
165.09 — Requirements for Permit Approval.
165.11 — Enforcement.
165.13 — Modification by Department.
165.15 — Certifications, Supervision Coverage and Surveillance Requirements.
165.17 — Lifesaving and Safety Equipment.
165.19 — Pool Safety Plan.
165.21 — Facility Operating Policy.
165.23 — Water Chemistry and Testing Requirements.
165.25 — Water Quality Standards.
165.27 — Sanitation and Safety.
165.29 — Operation and Maintenance of Mechanical Equipment.
165.31 — Chemical Handling and Storage.
165.33 — Water Supply and Waste Water Disposal.
165.35 — Garbage and Refuse Disposal.
165.37 — Drowning and Injury or Illness Incident Notification and Reporting.
165.39 — Record Keeping.
165.42 — General Requirements for Spray Grounds.
165.43 — Water Supply, Waste Water, and Sewer Connections.
165.47 — Lighting and Electrical Installation, Ventilation and Heating Requirements.
165.49 — Bathhouse and Bather Preparation Facilities.
165.51 — Additional Requirements for Wading Pools.
165.53 — Additional Requirements for Spa Pools.
165.55 — Additional Requirements for Physical-Therapy Pools.
165.57 — Additional Requirements for Movable-Bottom Pools.
165.59 — Additional Requirements for White-Water Slides.
165.61 — Additional Requirements for Wave Pools.
165.63 — Sauna and Steam Rooms.
167.01 — Applicability.
167.03 — Definitions.
167.05 — Permit Applications.
167.07 — New Construction, Major Renovation or Modification.
167.09 — Enforcement.
167.11 — Modification by Department.
167.13 — Water Quality Standards.
167.15 — Monitoring.
167.17 — Classifications.
167.19 — Supervision and Certification.
167.21 — Lifesaving and Safety Equipment.
167.23 — Beach Safety Plan.
167.25 — Sanitary and Safety Survey.
167.27 — Public Notification.
167.29 — Control of Beach and Water Use.
167.31 — Facility Use and Maintenance.
167.33 — Drowning, Injury and Illness Incidents.
167.35 — Record Keeping.
167.37 — General Requirements.
167.39 — Bathhouses.
173.01 — Definitions.
173.03 — Transfer of Hazardous Substances; Use of Food, Drug and Cosmetic Containers.
173.05 — Labeling.
173.07 — False or Misleading Advertising or Labeling.
173.13 — Lead Paint.
173.14 — Safety Standards for Lead-Based Paint Abatement and Remediation, and Work That Disturbs Lead-Based Paint.
173.17 — Plastic Bags.
173.19 — Glues and Cements Containing Volatile Solvents.
173.21 — Sale of Toxic and Hazardous Substances Prohibited; Embargo or Seizure Authorized.
175.100 — Incorporation of Federal Regulations.
175.101 — Notices, Instructions and Reports to Workers.
175.102 — Standards for Protection Against Radiation.
175.103 — General Requirements for Radioactive Materials.
175.104 — Specific Types of Radioactive Materials Licenses.
175.105 — Medical Use of Radioactive Materials.
175.106 — Transportation and Packaging of Radioactive Materials.
175.107 — Physical Protection of Category 1 and Category 2 Quantities of Radioactive Material.
175.108 — Quality Assurance Programs.
175.09 — Radiation Protection Programs.
175.10 — Radiation Safety Officer.
175.11 — Communications with Workers.
175.12 — Quality Assurance (QA) Program Requirements for Diagnostic Facilities.
175.13 — Occupational Dose Limits.
175.14 — Dose Limits for Individual Members of the Public.
175.15 — Compliance with Dose Limits for Individual Members of the Public.
175.16 — Surveys and Monitoring.
175.17 — Conditions Requiring Individual Monitoring of External Occupational Dose.
175.18 — Location of Individual Monitoring Devices.
175.19 — Labeling Radiation Machines.
175.20 — Records of Radiation Protection Programs.
175.21 — Determination and Records of Prior Occupational Dose.
175.22 — Records of Individual Monitoring Results.
175.23 — Records of Dose to Individual Members of the Public.
175.24 — Form of Records.
175.25 — Notification and Reporting of Events.
175.26 — Reports to Individuals of Exceeding Dose Limits.
175.40 — Registration of Radiation Machine Facilities.
175.41 — Certified Registration for Therapeutic Radiation Machines.
175.42 — Registration of Mobile Service Operations.
175.43 — Assembler or Transfer Obligation.
175.44 — Requirements for Technical Reports.
175.46 — Requirements for an Operator's Booth.
175.47 — General Requirements for All Radiation Equipment.
175.48 — Specific Requirements for Radiographic X-ray Equipment.
175.49 — Specific Requirements for Dental Facilities.
175.50 — Podiatric Radiography.
175.51 — Veterinary Radiography, Dental and Fluoroscopy.
175.52 — Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) (Bone Densitometry).
175.53 — Fluoroscopic Equipment.
175.54 — Mammography and Breast Stereotactic X-ray.
175.55 — Computed Tomography (CT) Equipment.
175.60 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – General Requirements.
175.61 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – Technical Requirements.
175.62 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – Quality Assurance Requirements.
175.63 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – Medical Events.
175.64 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines of less than 500 kV.
175.65 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines above 500 kV.
175.66 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines; Calibration of Survey Instruments.
175.67 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines; Shielding and Safety Design Requirements.
175.68 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – Quality Assurance for Simulation Systems.
175.69 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – Electronic Brachytherapy.
175.70 — Therapeutic Radiation Machines – Other Use of Electronically-Produced Radiation.
175.01 — Applicability and Communications.
175.02 — Inspections and Fees.
175.03 — Professional Practitioners and Related Provisions.
175.04 — Prohibited Uses and Activities.
175.05 — Vacating Premises.
175.06 — Modification by Department.
175.07 — Enforcement.
177.01 — Applicability.
177.03 — Definitions.
177.05 — General Requirements.
177.07 — Enforcement.
177.09 — Modification by Department.
177.11 — Operator Responsibilities.
177.13 — Patron Identification and Acknowledgements.
177.15 — Facilities and Equipment.
177.17 — Record Keeping.
177.19 — Injury or Illness Incident Reporting.
177.21 — Severability.
181.01 — Definitions.
181.05 — Common Towel Prohibited.
181.07 — Common Eating and Drinking Utensils Prohibited.
181.09 — Manufacture and Handling of Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco.
181.11 — Growing of Poison Ivy and Ragweed Prohibited.
181.17 — Smoking Prohibited in Certain Areas.
181.19 — Required Point-of-Sale Tobacco Health Warnings and Smoking Cessation Information.
201.01 — Definitions.
201.03 — Reporting Births.
201.05 — Preparation and Certification of Certificate of Birth and Confidential Medical Report of Birth.
201.07 — Confidential Medical Report of Birth; Not Subject to Compelled Disclosure or Inspection.
201.09 — Foundlings.
201.11 — Delayed Registration of Births.
203.01 — Definitions.
203.03 — Reporting Terminations of Pregnancy.
203.05 — Preparation and Certification of Certificates.
203.07 — Confidential Medical Report of Spontaneous Termination of Pregnancy and Certificate of Induced Termination of Pregnancy; Not Subject to Compelled Disclosure or Inspection.
203.09 — Disposal of Conceptus.
205.01 — Definitions.
205.03 — Reporting Deaths.
205.05 — Preparation and Certification of Certificate of Death and Confidential Medical Report of Death.
205.07 — Confidential Medical Report of Death; Not Subject to Compelled Disclosure or Inspection.
205.09 — Certifications of Death.
205.11 — Performance and Reports of Autopsies.
205.13 — Disposal of Human Remains; Time Limit.
205.15 — Delivery of Remains to Funeral Director or Undertaker; Unclaimed Remains.
205.17 — Claiming of Human Remains Removed to the City Mortuary.
205.19 — Removal of Human Remains from Place of Death or Termination of Pregnancy.
205.21 — Burial, Cremation, Holding and Transportation of Human Remains; Disposition Permit.
205.23 — Transportation of Human Remains into City.
205.25 — Cemeteries, Crematories, Mausoleums, Vaults and Tombs.
205.27 — Disinterment Permits; Opening of Coffins or Caskets.
205.29 — Registration of Funeral Directors and Undertakers, and Their Agents.
205.31 — Authority of Funeral Director or Undertaker.
205.33 — Authority of Department to Withhold Registration, Permits and Filing of Certificates.
207.01 — Correction of Records; Application and Approval; Accompanying Documents.
207.03 — Correction of Records; Method of Amendment; Adding Missing Information.
207.05 — Correction of Records; Filing of New Birth Certificates.
207.09 — Preparation or Filing of Certificates or Reports; Payment Prohibited.
207.11 — Inspection of Vital Records or Data; Transcripts.
207.13 — Fees for Vital Statistics Services.
207.15 — Preservation of Records.
207.17 — Certificates and Reports; Legibility and Correctness.
207.19 — Births, Termination of Pregnancy and Deaths on Buses, Train, Ships and Airplanes.
207.21 — Birth and Death Records to Be Public Records; Transfer to the Department of Records and Information Services.
1-01 — Applicability.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Eligibility and General Conditions.
1-04 — Preliminary Site Submission.
1-05 — Allowable Rehabilitation and Improvement Costs.
1-06 — Application Submission.
1-07 — Insurance Requirements.
1-08 — Mortgage Conditions.
1-09 — Fee Requirements.
1-10 — Construction Requirements: Payments.
1-11 — Labor Compliance Conditions.
1-12 — Management Supervisory Requirements.
1-13 — Community Participation.
1-14 — Fee Schedules.
1-15 — Rent Adjustments.
1-16 — Failure to Comply with Regulations.
1-17 — Waiver.
2-01 — General Provisions.
2-02 — Eligibility and General Conditions.
2-03 — Application Procedure.
2-04 — Determination of Feasibility and Conditions Precedent to Making a Loan.
2-05 — Contract Terms and Insurance Requirements.
2-06 — Construction Requirements and Payment of Loan Proceeds.
2-07 — Supervision by the Department.
3-01 — Sponsors and Publicity.
3-02 — Rental or Sale of Space and Solicitation of Deposits.
3-03 — Tenant Income Limitations, Surcharges and Applicability of Federal § 8 Subsidy to Tenant / Cooperators in Residence.
3-04 — Housing Company Funds and Bonds.
3-05 — Rent Collection.
3-06 — Resale of Cooperative Shares.
3-07 — Management and Operations.
3-08 — Reserves.
3-09 — Insurance.
3-10 — Rent and Carrying Charge Increases.
3-11 — Utility Pass-Through, Submetering, Direct Metering.
3-13 — Sanctions.
3-14 — Corporate Action.
3-15 — Partnerships.
3-16 — Managing Agents Agreements.
3-17 — Housing Company Responsibilities to Tenant / Cooperators.
3-18 — Lease Termination and Renewals.
3-19 — Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption Program ("SCRIE").
3-21 — Limited Profit Housing Companies Having Federally Insured Mortgages Pursuant to § 223(f) of the National Housing Act.
3-22 — Form of Residential Lease.
3-23 — Equal Opportunity Policy.
3-24 — Special Powers.
3-25 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
5-01 — Scope and Construction.
5-02 — Definitions.
5-03 — Eligible Projects and Eligibility Requirements.
5-04 — Ineligible Projects, Items of Work.
5-05 — Application Procedure: Documentation.
5-06 — Tax Exemption/Tax Abatement Commencement: Duration and Amount.
5-07 — Revocation of Tax Exemption/Tax Abatement for Failure to Substantiate Claimed Costs and Declaratory Rulings.
5-07.1 — New Eligibility Requirements for Conversions, Alterations or Improvements Completed On or After December 31, 2011.
5-08 — Itemized Cost Breakdown Schedule.
5-09 — Additional Documentation for Certain Alterations or Improvements.
5-10 — Neighborhood Preservation Program Areas.
6-01 — Scope; Construction; Definitions.
6-02 — Eligibility.
6-03 — Local Community Planning Board Review.
6-04 — Determination of Initial Rent; Rent Increases.
6-05 — Application Procedure; Documentation.
6-06 — The Tax Exemption.
6-08 — Affordable Housing Construction Requirements.
6-09 — New Eligibility Requirements.
6-10 — Applicability of Certain Provisions.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — General Applicability.
7-03 — Amount and Duration of Tax Exemption.
7-05 — Application Procedure.
8-01 — Scope; Definitions.
8-02 — Procedures for Distressed Property.
8-03 — Qualification and Selection of a Third Party.
8-04 — Third Party Transfer Process.
8-05 — Operation After Third Party Transfer Process.
8-06 — Interim Evaluation Period.
8-07 — Transfer from Third Party to Tenant Ownership.
8-08 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
9-01 — General Provisions.
9-02 — Eligible Applicants.
9-03 — Fee.
9-04 — Re-inspection.
9-05 — Submission of Dismissal Requests.
9-06 — Exceptions to the Dismissal Request Procedure.
10-01 — Definitions.
10-02 — Scope of Rule.
10-03 — Application.
10-04 — Investigation.
10-05 — Initial Determination.
10-06 — Hearing.
10-07 — Final Determination.
10-08 — Certification.
10-09 — Waiver or Exemption.
10-10 — Suspension and Rescission.
10-11 — Miscellaneous.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Owner's Responsibility to Remediate.
11-03 — Notice Inquiring About the Residency of a Child of Applicable Age.
11-04 — Investigation for Lead-Based Paint Hazards.
11-05 — Turnover of Dwelling Units.
11-06 — Safe Work Practices.
11-07 — Presumption.
11-07.1 — Challenges to Violations Based on Certain X-Ray Fluorescence Readings.
11-08 — Exemption from Presumption – Lead Free and Lead Safe.
11-09 — Certification of Correction of Lead-Based Paint Hazard Violation.
11-10 — Postponements.
11-11 — Audit and Inspection by the Department.
11-12 — Additional Audits and Demands for Records.
11-13 — Dwelling Units in Cooperative Housing Corporations and Condominiums.
12-01 — Owner Responsibilities for Smoke Detecting Devices for Class A Multiple Dwellings.
12-02 — Occupant Responsibilities for Smoke Detecting Devices for Class A Multiple Dwellings.
12-03 — Owner Responsibilities for Smoke Detecting Devices for Class B Multiple Dwellings.
12-04 — Form for Records or Smoke Detecting Devices.
12-05 — Definitions.
12-06 — Owner Responsibilities for CO Alarms for Class A Multiple Dwellings.
12-07 — Owner Responsibilities for CO Alarms for Private Dwellings.
12-08 — Occupant Responsibilities for CO Alarms for Class A Multiple Dwellings and Private Dwellings.
12-09 — Owner Responsibilities for CO Alarms for Class B Multiple Dwellings.
12-09.1 — Owner Responsibilities for Natural Gas Detecting Devices for Class A Multiple Dwellings, Class B Multiple Dwellings and Private Dwellings.
12-09.2 — Form for Notices for Natural Gas Detecting Devices.
12-10 — Form for Notices for CO Alarms.
12-11 — Owner Responsibilities for Notices of Suspected Gas Leak Procedures.
12-12 — Form for Notices for Suspected Gas Leak Procedures.
12-12.1 — Combined Form for Notice for Smoke Detecting Devices, Notice for Carbon Monoxide Alarms, Notice for Natural Gas Detecting Devices, and Notice for Suspected Gas Leak Procedures.
12-13 — Information Provided by Owner of a Class A Multiple Dwelling or Private Dwelling.
12-14 — Exemptions.
13-01 — Purpose and Scope.
13-02 — Definitions.
13-03 — Application and Prerequisites.
13-04 — Determination of Stay.
13-05 — Length of Stay.
13-06 — Written Agreement and Condition of Stay.
13-07 — Extension of Stay.
13-08 — Revocation of Stay and Effect Thereof.
13-09 — Effect of Compliance.
13-10 — Severability.
14-01 — General Provisions.
14-02 — Initial Rent Setting.
14-03 — Interim Rent Increases.
14-04 — Disposition Rent Increases.
14-05 — Notice of Interim and Disposition Rent Increases.
14-06 — Alternative Rent Setting.
15-01 — Definitions.
15-02 — Form of Report.
15-03 — Preliminary Certifications.
15-04 — Certification by the Owner.
15-05 — Certification by the Department.
15-06 — Administrative Procedures.
16-01 — Inspection Access.
16-02 — Notices.
17-01 — Scope.
17-02 — Definitions.
17-03 — Objection Procedure.
18-01 — Services to Individuals Temporarily Displaced by Vacate Orders.
18-02 — Relocation Assistance to Persons Displaced from City-Owned Dwelling Units by Certain Vacate Orders.
18-04 — Relocation of Tenants from Public Improvements and Quasi-Public Sites and City Assisted Urban Renewal Sites.
20-01 — Criteria for Appointment.
20-02 — Applicability.
20-03 — Regulatory Agreement.
20-04 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
21-21 — Definitions.
21-22 — General.
21-23 — Rights of Tenants.
21-24 — Conditions of Residential Tenancy.
22-01 — Definitions.
22-02 — General.
22-03 — Selection of Permanent Owners.
22-04 — Rent Setting.
22-05 — Disposition to Permanent Owner.
22-06 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
24-01 — Definitions.
24-02 — Statement of Purpose.
24-03 — Coverage.
24-04 — Eligible Persons.
24-05 — Ineligible Persons.
24-06 — Calculation of Minimum Period of Residency.
24-07 — Application for Successor Tenancy.
24-08 — Application.
24-09 — Appeal.
25-01 — Scope.
25-06 — Applications and Plans.
25-07 — Examination and Approval of Applications.
25-08 — Commencement of Work.
25-09 — Inspection of Gas-Fueled Space and Water Heaters.
25-10 — Issuing Approvals.
25-16 — Substitution for Central Heating or Hot Water Supply.
25-21 — Required Approvals of Appliances.
25-22 — Prohibited Types of Water Heaters.
25-23 — Number and Capacity of Gas-Fueled Heaters.
25-24 — Capacity of Water Heaters.
25-25 — Shut-Off Devices.
25-26 — Gas Piping.
25-27 — Appliances in Sleeping Rooms.
25-28 — Clearances from Combustible Materials.
25-29 — Venting of Gas Appliances.
25-30 — Gas-Fueled Space Heaters Installed Prior to December 18, 1957.
25-31 — Gas-Fueled Water Heaters Installed Prior to December 18, 1957.
25-32 — Maintenance of Space and Water Heaters.
25-33 — Existing Appliances in Ineligible Locations.
25-34 — Instruction to Tenants.
25-35 — Variations.
25-51 — Conduct and Maintenance of Lodging Houses.
25-61 — Signs at Incinerator Service Openings.
25-71 — Signs Showing the Maximum Lawful Occupancy for Sleeping Purposes of Apartments, Suites of Rooms and Single-Room Units Constituting "Accommodations for Transients."
25-81 — Signs Identifying Owner, Managing Agent and Superintendent; Plans on Premises.
25-91 — Rules for Enforcement of Subdivision (4) of § 27-2098 of the Administrative Code of the City of New York.
25-101 — Owner's Right of Access and Requirements for Notification.
25-111 — Boiler Room Enclosure for Multiple Dwellings with Central Heat.
25-121 — Signs Indicating Floors in Multiple Dwellings Pursuant to § 27-2047 Administrative Code.
25-131 — House Numbers.
25-141 — Measuring Floor Area of Public Halls, Stairs, Fire-Stairs and Fire-Towers in Multiple Dwellings to Determine Lighting Requirements.
25-151 — Entrance Doors, Locks and Intercommunication Systems.
25-161 — Installation of Peepholes.
25-162 — Installation of Two 50 Watt Lights at Front Entrance Way.
25-163 — Installation of Viewing Mirrors in Self-Service Elevators.
25-164 — Installation of Lights in Rear Yards, Side Yards, Front Yards and Courts.
25-171 — Fire-Retarding of Entrance Halls, Stair Halls and Public Halls in Old Law Tenements and Converted Dwellings.
25-172 — Fire-Retarding of Cellar Ceilings in Old Law Tenements and Converted Dwellings.
25-173 — Fire-Retarding of Cooking Spaces in all Multiple Dwellings.
25-174 — Fire-Escapes, Fire-Stairs and Fire-Towers.
25-181 — Criteria for Selection of Class a Multiple Dwelling Buildings for Inspections of Self-Closing Doors.
25-191 — List of All Violations Classified as Rent Impairing.
25-201 — Collection, Retention and Disposal of Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse in Multiple Dwellings.
25-211 — Construction and Maintenance of Refuse Chutes and Refuse Rooms.
25-221 — Obstruction of Exits Used as Means of Egress in Case of Fire in Various Multiple Dwellings.
25-231 — Surfaces of Walls and Ceilings in Multiple Dwellings.
25-241 — Posting of Certificate of Inspection Visits in Multiple Dwellings.
25-251 — Sealing and Protection of Vacant and Unguarded Buildings.
26-01 — Definitions.
26-02 — General.
26-03 — Policy.
26-04 — Coverage.
26-05 — Commercial Rent Restructuring Committee.
26-06 — Periodic Review.
26-07 — New Rent.
26-08 — Phase-In of New Rents of For-Profit Tenants.
26-09 — Phase-In of New Rents of Not-For-Profit Tenants.
26-10 — Reconsideration of Rent During Phase-In Period.
26-11 — Termination of Phase-In.
26-12 — 30-Day Notice.
26-13 — Appeal.
26-14 — Postponement of Effective Date.
26-15 — Final Determination.
27-01 — Statement of Policy and Intent.
27-02 — Specifications For Paper Bags Used For Containing Uncompacted Refuse and Incinerator Residue.
27-03 — Specifications for Plastic Bags Used for Containing Uncompacted Refuse.
27-05 — Requirements for Employment of Bags and Containers Meeting Specifications Set Out in 28 RCNY §§ 27-02, 27-03 and 27-04.
27-06 — Amendment and Repeal.
27-11 — Purpose and Scope.
27-12 — Specifications for Waste Containerization Systems.
27-13 — Amendment or Repeal.
28-01 — General Provisions.
28-02 — Escrow Account.
28-03 — Selection of Community Groups.
28-04 — Conditional Designation of Community Groups.
28-05 — Projects.
28-06 — Disbursements.
28-07 — Project Administration.
28-08 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
30-01 — Definitions.
30-02 — General.
30-03 — Selection of Sponsors.
30-04 — Selection of Buildings, Tenant Notification.
30-05 — Subsidy.
30-06 — Rent Setting.
30-07 — Project Operation Prior to Disposition if HPD Temporarily Leases the Building to the Sponsor.
30-08 — Project Operation After Disposition.
30-09 — Rental Assistance.
30-10 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
31-01 — General Provisions.
31-02 — Eligibility Requirements.
31-03 — Ineligible Projects and Portions of Projects.
31-04 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
31-05 — Tax Exemption: Effective Date, Duration and Amount.
31-06 — Fees and Declaratory Rulings.
31-07 — Definitions.
31-08 — Eligibility Requirements.
31-09 — Ineligible Portions of Projects.
31-10 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
31-11 — Tax Exemption: Effective Date, Duration and Amount.
31-12 — Fees and Declaratory Rulings.
32-01 — Scope and Construction.
32-02 — Definitions.
32-03 — Application Procedure, Documentation, Filing Fees.
32-04 — Effective Date, Duration of Exemption and Abatement, Implementation Procedure with the Department of Finance.
32-05 — Rent Regulation.
33-01 — General Provisions.
33-02 — Site Selection.
33-03 — Sponsor Selection.
33-04 — Negotiations.
33-05 — Site Disposition.
33-06 — Assistance.
33-07 — Project Operation.
33-08 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
34-01 — Definitions.
34-02 — General.
34-03 — Entering the Program.
34-04 — Program Activities.
34-05 — Disposition.
34-06 — Rental Assistance.
34-07 — Removal from the Program.
34-08 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
36-01 — Definitions.
36-02 — Request for Reinspection and Dismissal of Violations.
36-03 — Alternative Enforcement Program Fees.
36-04 — Education Course.
36-05 — Criteria for Identification of Buildings for Participation in the Alternative Enforcement Program.
36-06 — [Exclusions: "Rehabilitation"; Previous Participation].
37-01 — Fees Authorized.
37-02 — Definitions.
37-03 — Amount of Fee.
37-04 — [Fees Due and Payable.]
38-01 — Definitions.
38-02 — [Actions, Transactions and Agreements for Providing Affordable Housing Which Constitute "Business Dealings with the City".]
38-03 — [Actions, Transactions and Agreements for Providing Affordable Housing Which Do Not Constitute "Business Dealings with the City".]
39-01 — Definitions.
39-02 — Revocation of Tax Benefits for Cause or Imposition of a Post-Benefit Penalty.
39-03 — Requirements of Law Survive Revocation.
39-04 — Rent Stabilization.
39-05 — Notices.
39-06 — Record Keeping, Subpoenas and Oaths.
40-01 — Definitions.
40-02 — Electronic Certification Program.
41-01 — Definitions.
41-02 — Administering Agents.
41-03 — Calculating the Maximum Resale Price for Homeownership Affordable Housing Units.
41-04 — First Time Homebuyer Requirement.
41-05 — First Time Homebuyer Education Requirement.
41-06 — Marketing Preferences.
41-07 — Primary Residence Requirement.
41-08 — Subletting.
41-09 — Title Changes.
41-10 — Successors.
41-11 — Refinancing.
41-12 — Minimum Quality Standards.
41-13 — Monthly Fees and Special Assessments.
41-14 — Reserve Accounts for Homeownership Generating Sites.
41-15 — Measuring Affordable Floor Area.
41-16 — Housing Standards.
41-17 — Commencement Date for New Construction Homeownership Affordable Housing.
41-18 — Rent-up Date for New Construction Rental Affordable Housing.
41-19 — Grandfathered Tenants in Homeownership Affordable Housing.
41-20 — Renters In New Construction Homeownership Affordable Housing.
41-21 — Distribution of Affordable Housing Units.
41-22 — HPD Approval.
41-23 — Affordable Housing Plans and MIH Applications.
41-24 — MIH Affordable Housing Fund Contribution.
41-25 — Limitations on Generation of Floor Area Compensation.
41-26 — MIH HAP Contract Rents.
42-01 — Definitions.
42-02 — Application.
42-03 — Licenses.
42-04 — Lots Used as Gardens or as Open Space; Gardens not Deemed Mapped Parkland.
42-05 — Garden Review Process.
42-06 — Exemptions.
42-07 — Miscellaneous.
43-01 — [Mortgage Foreclosure Action; Notice.]
43-02 — [Discontinuing Mortgage Foreclosure Action; Notice.]
43-03 — [Judgment of Foreclosure; Notice.]
43-04 — [Closing of Sale; Notice.]
43-05 — [Definition.]
44-01 — Definitions.
44-02 — Criteria.
44-03 — Compliance and Documentation.
45-01 — Temporary Posting of Emergency Information.
46-01 — Housing Information Guide for Tenants and Owners.
47-01 — [Recurring Violations and Complaint-Based Inspections.]
47-02 — [Objections.]
48-01 — [Elevator Violation Referrals.]
48-02 — [Department Actions.]
49-01 — Definitions.
49-02 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
49-03 — Rent and Income.
49-04 — Hotel Prohibition.
50-01 — Definitions.
50-02 — Prevailing Wage for Apprentices.
50-03 — Compliance with Requirement to Pay Supplements.
50-04 — Prevailing Wage Violations.
50-05 — Prevailing Wage Requirement Orders.
50-06 — Benefit Revocation.
50-07 — Agency Determination of Prevailing Wage Exemption.
50-08 — Contractor Certified Payroll Report.
50-09 — Failure to Submit Required Reports, Failure to Submit Accurate Reports or Failure to Pay Minimum Average Hourly Wages in Accordance with the Minimum Average Hourly Wage Act.
51-01 — Definitions.
51-02 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
51-03 — Distribution Requirements.
51-04 — Rent and Income.
51-05 — Hotels, Motels and Tourist Cabins.
51-06 — Election Eligibility.
52-01 — Definitions.
52-02 — Criteria for Inclusion.
52-03 — Criteria for Removal.
53-01 — Definitions.
53-02 — Pilot Program List.
53-03 — Criteria for the Building Qualification Index.
53-04 — Application for Certifications of No Harassment
53-05 — Investigation.
53-06 — Initial Determination.
53-07 — Hearing.
53-08 — Final Determination.
53-09 — Certification of No Harassment.
53-10 — Waiver or Exemption.
53-11 — Suspension and Rescission.
53-12 — Cure Agreement.
53-13 — Issuance of Stop Work Order, or Rescission or Revocation of Construction Document Approval on Request, or Denial of Certification of No Harassment.
54-01 — Definitions.
54-02 — Owner Notification to Tenants.
54-03 — Postponements.
54-04 — Work Practices.
54-05 — Certifications of Violations.
55-01 — Records.
55-02 — Annual Notice.
56-01 — Definitions.
56-02 — Criteria.
56-03 — Notices.
56-04 — Installation.
56-05 — Record Keeping.
56-06 — Inspection.
56-07 — Fees.
56-08 — Discharge.
56-09 — Post-Discharge Resolution of Violations.
57-01 — Scope.
57-02 — Definitions.
57-03 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
57-04 — Procedures for Consideration of and Responses to Petitions.
57-05 — No Appeal.
58-01 — Definitions.
58-02 — Marketing.
58-03 — Unit Information.
58-04 — Lawful Leaseholder or Owner Verification.
58-05 — Violations.
59-01 — Submission of Bedbug Reports by Owners.
60-01 — Scope, Construction, Definitions.
60-02 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
60-03 — Certified Reasonable Cost Schedule.
61-01 — Type II Actions.
62-01 — Scope and Construction.
62-02 — Definitions.
62-03 — Eligibility Requirements.
62-04 — Ineligible Projects, Items of Work.
62-05 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
62-06 — Certified Reasonable Cost Schedule.
62-07 — Enforcement.
63-01 — Definitions.
63-02 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
63-03 — Distribution Requirements.
63-04 — Rent and Income During the Restriction Period.
63-05 — Hotels, Motels and Tourist Cabins.
63-06 — Penalty Provisions.
64-01 — Definitions.
64-02 — Application Procedure and Documentation.
64-03 — Legal Instrument.
64-04 — Commencement Date.
64-05 — New Construction Eligibility.
64-06 — Distribution Requirements.
64-07 — Rent and Income During the Restriction Period.
64-08 — Hotels.
64-09 — Penalties for violations of affordability requirements.
1-12 — Definitions.
1-13 — Loft Board Powers.
1-14 — Language Assistance Services.
1-15 — Submissions to the Loft Board.
1-16 — Computation of Time.
1-17 — Public Access to Records.
1-18 — Organization and Voting.
1-19 — Rulemaking.
1-20 — Meetings and Hearings.
1-21 — Service and Filing of Applications.
1-22 — Service and Filing of Answers.
1-23 — Defaults.
1-24 — Loft Board Investigations.
1-25 — Amended Pleadings.
1-26 — Communications on Pending Applications.
1-27 — Hearings.
1-28 — Burden of Proof.
1-29 — Adjournments.
1-30 — Settlements.
1-31 — Decisions.
1-32 — Reconsideration of Loft Board Orders.
1-33 — Appeals.
2-01 — Code Compliance Deadlines, the Narrative Statement Process, Code Compliance Work and Removal from the Loft Board's Jurisdiction.
2-01.1 — Failure to Take Reasonable and Necessary Action to Legalize Building.
2-02 — Harassment.
2-03 — Hardship Applications.
2-04 — Minimum Housing Maintenance Standards.
2-05 — Registration.
2-06 — Interim Rent Guidelines.
2-06.1 — Interim Rent Guidelines (II).
2-06.2 — Interim Rent Guidelines and Rent Adjustments pursuant to MDL § 286(2)(i).
2-06.3 — Interim Rent Guidelines and Rent Adjustments pursuant to MDL § 286(2)(i) for Units Subject to Art. 7-C pursuant to MDL § 281(6).
2-07 — Sales of Improvements.
2-08 — Coverage, Occupants Qualified for Protection and Issues of Status.
2-08.1 — Eviction of Residential Occupants.
2-09 — Privity, Subletting and Recovery of Subdivided Unit.
2-10 — Sales of Rights.
2-11 — Fees.
2-11.1 — Fine Schedule.
2-12 — MDL § 286(2)(ii) Rent Adjustments.
1-01 — Eligibility.
2-01 — Single Adult Permanent Housing Referral Criteria.
3-01 — Single Adult Resource Assessment.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — In General.
4-03 — Savings Amounts and Adjustments.
4-04 — Enforcement of ISP Program Requirements through Immediately Curable Shelter Sanctions.
4-05 — Return of Savings.
4-06 — Agency Review Conference and DSS Administrative Appeal Process.
5-01 — Definitions.
5-02 — In General.
5-03 — Eligibility and Payments.
5-04 — The SOTA Unit.
5-05 — Household Requirements.
5-06 — Landlord Requirements.
5-07 — Withholding.
5-08 — Agency Review Conference and DSS Administrative Appeal Process.
5-09 — Additional Provisions.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Prohibited Uses.
1-03 — Regulated Uses.
1-04 — Vehicles.
1-05 — Elevators, Escalators, and Loading Docks.
1-06 — Penalty.
1-07 — Boarding.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-01.1 — Compliance With the Manual on Uniform Traffic Devices.
2-03 — Schedule of Fees.
2-04 — Canopies.
2-06 — Land Contour Work.
2-07 — Underground Street Access Covers, Transformer Vault Covers and Gratings.
2-08 — Newsracks.
2-09 — Sidewalk, Curb and Roadway Work.
2-10 — Temporary Installations for Flood Mitigation and Security Purposes.
2-12 — Vacant Lots.
2-13 — Vaults.
2-14 — Miscellaneous.
2-15 — Removal of Unauthorized Encroachments.
2-16 — Street Closings Lasting More Than 180 Days.
2-17 — Adjudications.
2-18 — Newsstands.
2-19 — Bicycle Access in Office Buildings.
2-20 — Street Light and Power.
2-22 — Adopt-a-Greenway Program.
2-23 — Microtrenching.
3-01 — Department of Transportation Penalty Schedule.
4-01 — Words and Phrases Defined.
4-02 — Compliance With and Effect of Traffic Rules.
4-03 — Traffic Signals.
4-04 — Pedestrians.
4-05 — Turns.
4-06 — Speed Restrictions.
4-07 — Other Restrictions on Movement.
4-09 — Equipment.
4-10 — Buses.
4-11 — Taxis, Commuter Vans, For-Hire and Certain Diplomatic and Consular Vehicles.
4-13 — Truck Routes.
4-14 — Parkways and Parks.
4-15 — Limitations Upon Dimensions and Weights of Vehicles.
4-16 — Pedestrian Plazas.
4-17 — Autonomous Vehicles.
4-18 — Dangerous Vehicle Abatement Law.
4-19 — Permit for Moped Share Systems.
4-20 — Theatre District Zone.
4-21 — Open Streets.
4-22 — Trade-in Program for Powered Mobility Devices.
5-01 — Definitions.
5-02 — General Requirements.
5-03 — License Requirements.
5-04 — Requirements for Revocable Consent for Sidewalk Cafes and Roadway Cafes.
5-05 — Sidewalk Cafe Revocable Consent Review Process.
5-06 — Revocable Consent Review Process for Sidewalk Cafe Located Entirely in Sidewalk Widening.
5-07 — Roadway Cafe Revocable Consent Review Process.
5-08 — Temporary Authorization to Operate.
5-09 — Annual Fee Rate Schedule.
5-10 — Operation and Management Requirements.
5-11 — Design Requirements.
5-12 — Enforcement.
6-01 — Adjudications.
6-02 — Rulemaking Petitions.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — Requirement to Obtain a Revocable Consent.
7-03 — DCP Review.
7-04 — Eligible Improvements; Standards; Annual Rates.
7-05 — Revocable Consents for Telecommunications Purposes.
7-06 — General Conditions.
7-07 — Application Requirements.
7-08 — Filing Fees.
7-09 — Action by the Department.
7-10 — Annual Rate Schedule for Revocable Consent Improvements.
51-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
51-02 — Penalties.
51-03 — Definitions.
52-11 — Scope of this Subchapter.
52-12 — Penalties.
52-13 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
52-14 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
52-15 — Procedures for Consideration of Petitions.
52-16 — Appeal.
52-21 — Scope of this Subchapter.
52-22 — Penalties.
52-23 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
52-24 — Submission of Proposals.
52-25 — Initial Review of Proposed Pilot Programs.
52-26 — Commission Review and Grounds for Rejection.
52-27 — Commission Approval of Proposal for Pilot Program.
52-28 — Agreements Between the Commission and the Pilot Program Participants.
52-40 — Form of Payment.
52-41 — Returned Payment Fee.
52-42 — Bad Payments.
53-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
53-02 — Penalties.
53-03 — Definitions.
53-04 — Comply with Law – Approved Driver.
53-05 — Requirements Not Exclusive.
53-06 — Dispatch Equipment for Accessible Taxicabs and Street Hail Liveries.
53-08 — Acceptance of Dispatch.
53-09 — Fares.
53-10 — Driver Duties Regarding Passengers Who Use Wheelchairs and Passengers with Other Disabilities.
56-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
56-02 — Penalties.
56-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
56-04 — Licensing – Requirements.
56-05 — Licensing – Probationary Licenses.
56-06 — Licensing – Term of Licenses.
56-07 — Licensing – License and Administrative Fees.
56-08 — Licensing – Process and Cause for Denial of License.
56-09 — Licensing – Transfer of License.
56-10 — Licensing – Care of License.
56-11 — Comply with Laws – Unlicensed Activity Prohibited.
56-12 — Comply with Laws – Proper Conduct.
56-13 — Comply with Laws – Miscellaneous.
56-14 — Operations – Passenger and Driver Safety.
56-15 — Operations – General Rules During Operation of Vehicle.
56-16 — Operations – Comply with Reasonable Passenger Requests.
56-17 — Operations – Method of Payment.
56-18 — Operations – Lost Property.
56-19 — Operations – Passenger Solicitation and Engagement.
56-20 — Operations – Refusing Passengers.
56-21 — Operations – Cooperation with Issuing Jurisdictions.
56-22 — Vehicles – Operation and Condition of Vehicle.
56-23 — Vehicles – Items Required to be in the Vehicle During Operation.
56-24 — Vehicles – Trip Records.
56-25 — Vehicle Equipment – Electronic Trip Record System.
56-26 — Vehicle Equipment – Miscellaneous.
56-27 — Accessible Street Hail Liveries.
57-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
57-02 — Penalties.
57-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
57-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
57-05 — Licensing – Probationary Licenses.
57-06 — Licensing – Term of Licenses.
57-07 — Licensing – License and Administrative Fees.
57-08 — Licensing – Procedures and Causes for Denial.
57-09 — Licensing – Transfer of License.
57-10 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
57-11 — Comply with Laws – Unlicensed Activity Prohibited.
57-12 — Comply with Laws – Proper Conduct.
57-13 — Comply with Laws – Traffic Laws & Miscellaneous.
57-14 — Operations – Passenger and Driver Safety.
57-15 — Operations – General Rules.
57-16 — Operations – Comply with Reasonable Passenger Requests.
57-17 — Operations – Method of Payment.
57-18 — Operations – Lost Property.
57-19 — Operations – Passenger Solicitation and Engagement.
57-20 — Operations – Refusing Passengers.
57-21 — Operations – Cooperation with Issuing Jurisdictions.
57-22 — Vehicles – Operation and Condition.
57-23 — Vehicles – Items Required to be in the Vehicle During Operation.
57-25 — Vehicle Equipment – Electronic Trip Record System.
58-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
58-02 — Penalties.
58-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
58-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
58-05 — Licensing – Special Requirements.
58-06 — Licensing – Term of License.
58-07 — Licensing – Fees.
58-08 — Licensing – Causes for Denial.
58-09 — Licensing – Procedures for Approval/Denial.
58-10 — Licensing – Transfer of License.
58-11 — Licensing – Care of Medallion License & Rate Card.
58-12 — Compliance with Law – No Unlicensed Activity.
58-13 — Compliance with Laws – Insurance Coverage.
58-14 — Compliance with Laws – Workers' Compensation.
58-15 — Compliance with Law – Personal Conduct.
58-16 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous.
58-17 — Operations – Business Premises.
58-18 — Operations – Management Oversight.
58-19 — Operations – Service Requirements (Passengers).
58-20 — Operations – Responsibilities with Respect to Drivers.
58-21 — Leasing a Taxicab or Medallion.
58-22 — Records – Trip Record Information.
58-23 — Records – Contact Information.
58-24 — Records – Maintenance Requirements.
58-25 — Reporting Requirements.
58-26 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
58-27 — Operations – EZ-Pass® Required.
58-28 — Operations – Miscellaneous Requirements.
58-29 — Vehicle Condition – Inspections.
58-30 — Vehicle Condition – Meet Safety Standards.
58-31 — Vehicle Condition – Miscellaneous.
58-32 — Vehicle – Markings & Advertising.
58-33 — Vehicles – Items Required in Vehicle.
58-34 — Vehicle Equipment.
58-35 — Vehicle Equipment – Partitions.
58-36 — Vehicle Equipment – In Vehicle Camera System (IVCS).
58-37 — Vehicle Equipment – Taximeters.
58-38 — Vehicle Equipment – Taximeter Defects.
58-39 — Vehicle Equipment – Taximeter Tampering.
58-40 — Vehicle Equipment – Technology System Installation.
58-41 — Vehicle Equipment – Technology System Operation.
58-42 — Vehicles – Use of Stand-by Vehicles (SBV).
58-43 — Medallion Transfers – Overview.
58-44 — Medallion Transfers – Special Requirements.
58-45 — Medallion Transfers – Application Documentation and Requirements.
58-46 — Medallion Transfers – Transferor Must Clear the Medallion.
58-47 — Medallion Transfers – Tort Claims.
58-48 — Medallion Transfers – Special Provisions Regarding Estates and Incompetency.
58-50 — Accessible Vehicle Conversion.
58-51 — Medallion Relief Program.
59A-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
59A-02 — Penalties.
59A-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
59A-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
59A-05 — Licensing – Reciprocal Recognition with Other Jurisdictions.
59A-06 — Licensing – Term of License.
59A-07 — Licensing – Fees.
59A-08 — Licensing – Causes for Denial or Revocation.
59A-09 — Licensing – Transfer of License.
59A-10 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
59A-11 — Compliance with Laws – No Unlicensed Activity.
59A-12 — Compliance with Law – Vehicle Insurance Coverage.
59A-13 — Compliance with Law – Personal Conduct.
59A-14 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous.
59A-15 — Operations – Base Station Business Premises.
59A-16 — Operations – Management Oversight (Use of Agents).
59A-17 — Operations – Service Requirements (Customers).
59A-18 — Operation – Responsibilities with Respect to Drivers.
59A-19 — Operations – Trip Record Information.
59A-20 — Operations – Current Contact Information.
59A-21 — Leasing a For-Hire Vehicle.
59A-22 — Operations – Reporting Requirements.
59A-23 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
59A-24 — Operations – EZ-Pass® Required.
59A-25 — Operations – Miscellaneous Operating Requirements.
59A-26 — Vehicles – Inspections.
59A-27 — Vehicles – Meets Safety Standards.
59A-28 — Vehicles – Miscellaneous Requirements and Vehicle Retirement.
59A-29 — Vehicles – Markings & Advertising.
59A-30 — Vehicles – Items Required to be in Vehicle.
59A-31 — Vehicle – Equipment.
59A-33 — Vehicle Equipment – In-Vehicle Camera System (IVCS).
59A-34 — Taxicab Specific Vehicle Equipment.
59A-35 — Penalty Points for For-Hire Vehicles.
59A-36 — Storage of For-Hire Vehicle Licenses.
59B-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
59B-02 — Penalties.
59B-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
59B-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
59B-04.1 — Licensing – Issuance of Street Hail Livery Base Licenses.
59B-04.2 — Licensing – Street Hail Livery Base Can Act as Representative.
59B-05 — Licensing – Special Requirements for Livery Base Stations and Street Hail Livery Bases.
59B-06 — Licensing – Term of License.
59B-07 — Licensing – Fees.
59B-08 — Licensing – Causes for Denial or Revocation.
59B-09 — Licensing – Transfer of an Ownership Interest in a For Hire Base License.
59B-10 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
59B-11 — Compliance with Law – No Unlicensed Activity.
59B-12 — Compliance with Law – Workers' Compensation.
59B-13 — Compliance with Law – Personal Conduct.
59B-14 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous.
59B-15 — Operations – Business Premises.
59B-16 — Operations – Special Requirements.
59B-17 — Operations – Service Requirements (Customers).
59B-18 — Operations – Owners' Responsibilities with Respect to Drivers.
59B-19 — Operations – Trip Record Information.
59B-20 — Operations – Current Contact Information.
59B-21 — Operations – Additional Records to be Maintained and Reported.
59B-22 — Records – Reporting Requirements for Street Hail Liveries.
59B-23 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
59B-25 — Operations – Miscellaneous Operating Requirements.
59B-26 — Vehicles – Inspections.
59B-27 — Vehicles – Meets Safety Standards.
59B-28 — Vehicles – Miscellaneous Requirements.
59B-29 — Vehicles – Markings & Advertising.
59B-30 — Vehicles – Items Required to be in Vehicle.
59B-31 — Vehicle – Equipment.
59B-34 — Taxicab Specific Vehicle Equipment.
59B-35 — Penalty Points for Bases.
59B-51 — Special Requirements for Street Hail Liveries – Taximeters.
59B-52 — Special Requirements for Street Hail Liveries – Technology System.
59C-03 — Distress Signal Lights – Livery Vehicles Only.
59C-04 — Specifications for Accessible For Hire Vehicles.
59D-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
59D-02 — Penalties.
59D-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
59D-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
59D-05 — Licensing – Special Requirements.
59D-06 — Licensing – Term of License.
59D-07 — Licensing – Fees.
59D-08 — Licensing – Causes for Denial or Revocation.
59D-09 — Compliance with Law – No Unlicensed Activity.
59D-10 — Compliance with Law – Personal Conduct.
59D-11 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous.
59D-12 — Operations – Business Premises.
59D-13 — Operations – Service Requirements (Customers).
59D-14 — Operations – Trip Record Information.
59D-15 — Operations – Current Contact Information.
59D-16 — Operations – Additional Records to be Maintained and Reported.
59D-17 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
59D-18 — Operations – E-ZPass Required.
59D-19 — Operations – Compliance with Licensing Statements.
59D-20 — Operations – Miscellaneous Operating Requirements.
59D-21 — Operations – Restrictions on Cruising Time in the Manhattan Core.
59D-22 — Minimum Driver Payment Requirements.
59E-01 — Scope of the Subchapter.
59E-02 — Penalties.
59E-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
59E-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
59E-05 — Licensing – Specific Requirements.
59E-06 — Licensing – Fees and Term of License.
59E-07 — Licensing – Cause for Denial.
59E-08 — General Requirements – Unlicensed Activity.
59E-09 — General Requirements – Compliance with Applicable Law.
59E-10 — General Requirements – Indemnification.
59E-11 — General Requirements – Unlawful Activities Prohibited.
59E-12 — General Requirements – Notice to TLC.
59E-13 — Business Requirements – Mailing and Email Address.
59E-14 — Business Requirements – Change in Business Ownership or Application Information.
59E-15 — Business Requirements – Gross Revenue Sharing.
59E-16 — Business Requirements – Sale, Lease or Use of Interior Advertising System.
59E-17 — Business Requirements – Contract with Driver.
59E-18 — Business Requirements – Maintenance of Interior Advertising System.
59E-19 — Business Requirements – Record-Keeping and Reporting Requirements.
59E-20 — Business Requirements – Use of Personal Information and Certain Location-Based Data.
59E-21 — Comply with Laws – Conduct Rules.
59E-22 — Technical Requirements – Approved Electronic Tablet.
60A-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
60A-02 — Penalties.
60A-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
60A-04 — Licensing – Requirements.
60A-05 — Licensing – Terms of License.
60A-06 — Licensing – License and Administrative Fees.
60A-07 — Licensing – Causes for Denial.
60A-08 — Licensing – Process upon Denial.
60A-09 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
60A-10 — Compliance with Laws – Unlicensed Activity.
60A-11 — Compliance with Law – Vehicle Insurance.
60A-12 — Compliance with Laws – Proper Conduct.
60A-13 — Compliance with Laws – Miscellaneous.
60A-14 — Operations – Business Premises.
60A-15 — Operations – Management Oversight (Use of Agents).
60A-16 — Operations – Service Requirements (Passengers).
60A-17 — Operations – Owners' Responsibilities with Respect to Drivers.
60A-18 — Records – Trip Record Information.
60A-19 — Records – Current Contact Information.
60A-20 — Records – Additional Records to be Maintained.
60A-21 — Reporting Requirements.
60A-22 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
60A-23 — Operations – E-ZPass.
60A-24 — Operations – Miscellaneous Requirements.
60A-25 — Vehicle Condition – Inspections.
60A-26 — Vehicle Condition – Safety.
60A-27 — Vehicle Condition – Miscellaneous.
60A-28 — Vehicle – Markings and Advertising.
60A-29 — Vehicle – Documents Required in Vehicle.
60A-30 — Vehicle – Equipment.
60A-31 — Vehicle Equipment – Partitions.
60A-32 — Vehicle Equipment – In-Vehicle Camera System.
60A-33 — Vehicle Equipment – Electronic Trip Record System.
60A-34 — Vehicle Retirement Dates.
60B-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
60B-02 — Penalties.
60B-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
60B-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
60B-05 — Licensing – Term of License.
60B-06 — Licensing – License and Administrative Fees.
60B-07 — Licensing – Causes for Denial.
60B-08 — Licensing – Transfer of Base License.
60B-09 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
60B-10 — Compliance with Laws – Unlicensed Activity.
60B-11 — Compliance with Laws – Worker's Compensation.
60B-12 — Compliance with Laws – Proper Conduct.
60B-13 — Compliance with Laws – Miscellaneous.
60B-14 — Operations – Business Premises.
60B-15 — Operations – Management Oversight (Use of Agents).
60B-16 — Operations – Service Requirements (Passengers).
60B-17 — Operations – Owners' Responsibilities with Respect to Drivers.
60B-18 — Records – Trip Record Information (Electronic).
60B-19 — Records – Current Contact Information.
60B-20 — Records – Additional Records to be Maintained.
60B-21 — Reporting Requirements.
60B-22 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
60B-23 — Operations – E-ZPass.
60B-24 — Operations – Miscellaneous Requirements.
60B-25 — Vehicle Condition – Inspections.
60B-26 — Vehicle Condition – Safety.
60B-27 — Vehicle Condition – Miscellaneous.
60B-28 — Vehicle – Markings and Advertising.
60B-29 — Vehicle – Documents Required in Vehicle.
60B-30 — Vehicle – Equipment.
60B-31 — Vehicle Equipment – Partitions.
60B-32 — Vehicle Equipment – In-Vehicle Camera System.
60B-33 — Vehicle Equipment – Electronic Trip Record System.
61A-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
61A-02 — Penalties.
61A-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
61A-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
61A-05 — Licensing – Term of License.
61A-06 — Licensing – Fees.
61A-07 — Licensing – Causes for Denial.
61A-08 — Licensing – Transfer of License.
61A-09 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
61A-10 — Comply with Laws – No Unlicensed Activity.
61A-11 — Comply with Laws – Vehicle Insurance Coverage.
61A-12 — Comply with Laws – Proper Conduct.
61A-13 — Comply with Laws – Miscellaneous.
61A-14 — Operations – Business Premises.
61A-15 — Operations – Management Oversight (Use of Agents).
61A-16 — Operations – Service Requirements (Passengers).
61A-17 — Operations – Responsibility with Respect to Drivers.
61A-19 — Records – Current Contact Information.
61A-20 — Records – Additional Records to be Maintained.
61A-21 — Reporting Requirements.
61A-22 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
61A-23 — Operations – E-ZPass.
61A-24 — Operations – Miscellaneous.
61A-25 — Vehicle Condition – Inspections.
61A-26 — Vehicle Condition – Meets Safety Standards.
61A-27 — Vehicles – Markings and Displays.
61A-28 — Vehicles – Items Required to be in the Vehicle.
61A-29 — Vehicle Equipment.
61B-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
61B-02 — Penalties.
61B-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
61B-04 — Authorization – Requirements.
61B-05 — Authorization – Term of Authorization.
61B-06 — Authorization Fees.
61B-07 — Authorization – Causes for Denial.
61B-08 — Licensing – Transfer of License.
61B-09 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
61B-10 — Comply with Laws – No Unlicensed Activity.
61B-11 — Comply with Laws – Insurance Coverage.
61B-12 — Comply with Laws – Personal Conduct.
61B-13 — Comply with Laws – Miscellaneous.
61B-14 — Operations – Business Premises.
61B-15 — Operations – Management Oversight (Use of Agents).
61B-16 — Operations – Service Requirements (Passengers).
61B-17 — Operations – Responsibility with Respect to Drivers.
61B-18 — Records – Trip Record Information.
61B-19 — Records – Current Contact Information.
61B-20 — Records – Additional Records to be Maintained.
61B-21 — Reporting Requirements.
61B-22 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
61B-23 — Operations – E-ZPass.
61B-24 — Operations – Miscellaneous.
61B-25 — Vehicle Condition – Inspections.
61B-26 — Vehicle Condition – Meets Safety Standards.
61B-27 — Vehicles – Markings and Displays.
61B-28 — Vehicles – Items Required to be in the Vehicle.
61B-29 — Vehicle Equipment.
62-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
62-02 — Penalties.
62-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
62-04 — Licensing – General Information Required.
62-05 — Licensing – Specific Information Required.
62-06 — Licensing – Fees.
62-07 — Licensing – Bond Required.
62-08 — Licensing – Rules for Business Entity Applicants.
62-09 — Licensing – Term of License.
62-10 — Licensing – Cause for Denial.
62-11 — Provisions in the Event of Licensee's Death.
62-12 — Requirements & Prohibitions – No Unlicensed Activity.
62-13 — Requirements & Prohibitions – Broker as Fiduciary Agent of Owner.
62-14 — Requirements & Prohibitions – Intentional Interference with Contract.
62-15 — Requirements & Prohibitions – Self-Dealing.
62-16 — Business Procedures – Mailing and Email Address.
62-17 — Business Procedures – Exclusive Agreements.
62-18 — Business Procedures – Net Listings.
62-19 — Business Procedures – Documents, Transactions, and Closing Procedures.
62-20 — Business Procedures – Record Keeping.
62-21 — Business Procedures – Handling of Funds.
62-22 — Business Procedures – Advertising.
62-23 — Comply with Laws – Conduct Rules.
63-01 — Scope of the Chapter.
63-02 — Penalties.
63-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
63-04 — Licensing – Requirements.
63-05 — Licensing – Term.
63-06 — Licensing – Fees.
63-07 — Licensing – Causes for Denial.
63-08 — Proper Conduct.
63-09 — Personal Conduct – Unlicensed Activity.
63-10 — Agent's Business Premises.
63-11 — Vehicle Operation.
63-12 — Vehicle – Equipment.
63-13 — Vehicle Equipment – Trip Sheet.
63-14 — Vehicle Equipment – Taxicab Technology System.
63-15 — Technology System Provider (TSP) Equipment De-Installation.
63-16 — Leasing of Medallions from Medallion Owners.
64-01 — Scope of the Chapter.
64-02 — Penalties.
64-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
64-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
64-05 — Licensing – Bond Required.
64-06 — Licensing – Financial Disclosure.
64-07 — Licensing – Fees and Term of License.
64-08 — Licensing – Cause for Denial.
64-09 — General Requirements – Unlicensed Activity.
64-10 — General Requirements – Compliance with Applicable Law.
64-11 — General Requirements – Unlawful Activities Prohibited.
64-12 — General Requirements – Notice to TLC.
64-13 — Business Requirements – Fees Charged by Licensees.
64-14 — Business Requirements – Premises and Equipment.
64-15 — Business Requirements – Maintenance of Required Equipment.
64-16 — Business Requirements – Signage.
64-17 — Business Requirements – Mailing and Email Address.
64-18 — Business Requirements – General Record-Keeping and Reporting Requirements.
64-19 — Business Requirements – Notifications to TLC of Unauthorized or Illegal Activity.
64-20 — Business Requirements – Taximeter Business Liability for Conduct of Employees.
64-21 — Business Requirements – Sale of Taximeters.
64-22 — Business Requirements – Change in Business Ownership.
64-23 — Technical Requirements – Liability for Tampering or Alteration.
64-24 — Technical Requirements – Seals.
64-25 — Technical Requirements – Inspection of Taximeters.
64-26 — Technical Requirements – Other Repair Limitations.
64-27 — Technical Requirements – Recording the Results of Taximeter Tests.
64-28 — Technical Requirements – Failure of Tests.
64-29 — Technical Requirements – Roof Light Installation and Repair.
64-30 — Taximeter Manufacturers – Licensing and General Requirements.
64-31 — Taximeter Manufacturers – Appointment of Manufacturer's Representative.
64-32 — Comply with Laws – Conduct Rules.
65-01 — Scope of this Subchapter.
65-02 — Penalties.
65-03 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
65-04 — General Provisions.
65-05 — Commission Procedures for Holding a Sealed Bid Sale.
65-06 — Procedures for Bidding.
65-07 — Closing on the Purchase.
65-08 — Conflict of Interest Prohibitions.
65-11 — Scope of this Subchapter.
65-12 — Penalties.
65-13 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
65-14 — General Provisions.
65-15 — Commission Requirements for Conducting the Public Auction.
65-16 — Chairperson's Authority to Modify Auction Procedures.
65-17 — Bidding Requirements and Procedures.
65-18 — Closing Requirements and Procedures.
66-01 — Scope of the Chapter.
66-02 — Penalties.
66-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
66-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
66-05 — Licensing – Specific Requirements.
66-06 — Licensing – Fees and Term of License.
66-07 — Licensing – Cause for Denial.
66-08 — General Requirements – Unlicensed Activity.
66-09 — General Requirements – Compliance with Applicable Law.
66-10 — General Requirements – Indemnification.
66-11 — General Requirements – Unlawful Activities Prohibited.
66-12 — General Requirements – Notice to TLC.
66-13 — Business Requirements – Mailing and Email Address.
66-14 — Business Requirements – Change in Business Ownership or Application Information.
66-15 — Business Requirements – Fees Charged by Licensees.
66-16 — Business Requirements – Sale, Lease or Use of Technology System.
66-17 — Business Requirements – Contract with Taxicab Owner or Street Hail Livery Licensee.
66-18 — Business Requirements – Maintenance of Technology System.
66-19 — Business Requirements – Compliance with Technology System Requirements.
66-20 — Business Requirements – Record-Keeping and Reporting Requirements.
66-21 — Business Requirements – Use of Personal Information and Certain Location-Based Data.
66-22 — Business Requirements – Cooperation with the Commission.
66-23 — Comply with Laws – Conduct Rules.
66-24 — Technical Requirements – Technology System.
66-25 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous
66-26 — Trip Request Capabilities.
67-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
67-02 — Penalties.
67-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
67-04 — Original Verification of Taxicab Candidate as Taxicab Model.
67-05 — Taxicab Model Choice.
67-05.2 — Specifications for Accessible Taxicab Candidates.
67-06 — Requirements for Hacking Up a Taxicab.
67-07 — Requirements for Hack-up – Paint, Finish and Lighting.
67-08 — Requirements for Hack-up – Occupant Accommodation.
67-09 — Requirements for Hack-up – Taximeters.
67-10 — Requirements for Hack-up – Partitions.
67-11 — Requirements for Hack-up – Distress Signal Lights.
67-12 — Requirements for Hack-up – In-Vehicle Camera System ("IVCS").
67-13 — Requirements for Hack-up – Credential Holders.
67-14 — Requirements for Hack-up – Air Conditioning.
67-15 — Requirements for Hack-up – Technology System.
67-16 — Authorized Rooftop Advertising Fixture.
67-18 — Scheduled Vehicle Retirement.
68-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
68-02 — Penalties.
68-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
68-05 — Service of Summonses.
68-06 — Contents of Summons.
68-07 — Temporary Licenses Pending Appeal.
68-08 — Failure to Prosecute by the Commission.
68-09 — Final and Recommended Decisions.
68-10 — Procedure for Finalizing Recommended Decisions.
68-11 — Appeal of Chairperson's Final Decision.
68-12 — Chairperson Review.
68-13 — Special Procedures – Mandatory Revocation and Discretionary Revocation (and Other Penalties).
68-14 — Special Procedures – Fitness Revocation Hearings.
68-15 — Special Procedures – Summary Suspension Pending Revocation.
68-16 — Special Procedures – Summary Suspension Pending Compliance.
68-17 — Special Procedures – Seizures.
68-18 — Special Procedures – Forfeitures.
68-19 — Special Procedures – Removal and Storage Fees for Seized Vehicles.
68-20 — Special Procedures – Settlements and Withdrawals.
70-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
70-02 — Penalties.
70-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
70-04 — Rules.
70-05 — Existing Licenses.
70-06 — License Applications.
70-07 — Persistence of Enforcement Actions.
78-01 — Scope of the Chapter.
78-02 — Penalties.
78-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
78-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
78-05 — Licensing – Specific Requirements.
78-06 — Licensing – Bond Required.
78-07 — Licensing – Fees and Term of License.
78-08 — Licensing – Cause for Denial.
78-09 — General Requirements – Unlicensed Activity.
78-10 — General Requirements – Compliance with Applicable Law.
78-11 — General Requirements – Indemnification.
78-12 — General Requirements – Unlawful Activities Prohibited.
78-13 — General Requirements – Notice to TLC.
78-14 — Business Requirements – Mailing and Email Address.
78-15 — Business Requirements – Fees Charged by E-Hail Application Provider Licensees.
78-16 — Business Requirements – Use of E-Hail Application.
78-17 — Business Requirements – Compliance with E-Hail Application Requirements and Service Levels.
78-18 — Business Requirements – Cooperation with the Commission.
78-19 — Business Requirements – E-Hail Application Provider Liability for Conduct of Employees.
78-20 — Comply with Laws – Conduct Rules.
78-21 — Technical Requirements – E-Hail Application.
78-22 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous.
80-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
80-02 — Penalties.
80-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
80-04 — Licensing – Requirements.
80-05 — Licensing – Paratransit Driver Authorization to Drive a Street Hail Livery.
80-06 — Licensing – Term of License.
80-07 — Licensing – Fees.
80-08 — Licensing – Process and Causes for Denial of License.
80-10 — Licensing – Care and Use of License.
80-11 — Comply with Laws – Unlicensed Activity.
80-12 — Comply with Laws – Proper Conduct.
80-13 — Comply with Laws – Traffic Laws & Miscellaneous.
80-14 — Operations – Passenger and Driver Safety.
80-15 — Operations – General Rules During Operation of Vehicle.
80-16 — Operations – Comply with Reasonable Passenger Requests.
80-17 — Operations – Rates, Charges and Payment.
80-18 — Operations – Lost Property.
80-19 — Operations – Passenger Solicitation and Engagement.
80-20 — Operations – Refusing Passengers.
80-21 — Operations – Drivers from Issuing Jurisdictions.
80-22 — Vehicles – Operation and Condition.
80-23 — Vehicles – Required Items in Taxicabs and Street Hail Liveries.
80-24 — Vehicles – Required Items in For-Hire Vehicles.
80-25 — Vehicles – Technology System Operation.
80-26 — Vehicle – Taxicab and Street Hail Livery Taximeters and Roof Lights.
80-27 — Persistent Violator Program.
82-01 — Subchapter A: Scope of this Subchapter.
82-02 — Penalties.
82-03 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
82-04 — Licensing – General Requirements.
82-05 — Licensing – Issuance of Street Hail Livery Licenses.
82-06 — Licensing – Special Requirements.
82-07 — Licensing – Term of License.
82-08 — Licensing – Fees.
82-09 — Licensing – Causes for Denial.
82-10 — Licensing – Transfer of Vehicle License to a New Vehicle.
82-11 — Licensing – Care of Licenses.
82-12 — Compliance with Law – No Unlicensed Activity.
82-13 — Compliance with Law – No Street Hail Livery Service Inside Hail Exclusionary Zone.
82-14 — Compliance with Law – Insurance Coverage.
82-15 — Compliance with Law – Workers' Compensation.
82-16 — Compliance with Law – Personal Conduct.
82-17 — Compliance with Law – Miscellaneous.
82-18 — Operations – Management Oversight.
82-19 — Operations – Service Requirements (Customers).
82-21 — Leasing a Street Hail Livery License or Street Hail Livery.
82-22 — Records – Trip Record Information.
82-23 — Records – Contact Information.
82-24 — Records – Maintenance Requirements.
82-25 — Reporting Requirements.
82-26 — Operations – Rates and Tolls.
82-27 — Operations – EZ-Pass® Required.
82-28 — Operations.
82-29 — Operations – Miscellaneous Requirements.
82-30 — Vehicle Condition – Inspections.
82-31 — Vehicle Condition – Meet Safety Standards.
82-32 — Vehicle Condition – Miscellaneous.
82-33 — Vehicle – Markings & Advertising.
82-34 — Vehicles – Items Required in Vehicle.
82-35 — Vehicle Equipment.
82-36 — Vehicle Equipment – Partitions.
82-37 — Vehicle Equipment – In Vehicle Camera System (IVCS).
82-38 — Vehicle Equipment – Taximeters.
82-39 — Vehicle Equipment – Taximeter Defects.
82-40 — Vehicle Equipment – Taximeter & Technology System Tampering.
82-41 — Vehicle Equipment – Technology System Installation.
82-42 — Vehicle Equipment – Technology System Operation.
82-43 — Penalty Points for For-Hire Vehicles.
82-44 — License Transfers – Generally.
82-45 — License Transfers – Special Requirements.
82-46 — Subchapter B: Scope of this Subchapter.
82-47 — Penalties.
82-48 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
82-49 — Standard Specifications for Street Hail Liveries.
82-50 — Standard Specifications for Accessible Street Hail Liveries.
82-51 — Requirements for Hacking Up a Street Hail Livery.
82-52 — Requirements for Hack-up – Paint, Finish and Lighting.
82-53 — Requirements for Hack-up – Occupant Accommodation.
82-54 — Requirements for Hack-up – Taximeters.
82-55 — Requirements for Hack-up – Technology System.
82-56 — Requirements for Hack-up – Partitions.
82-57 — Requirements for Hack-up – Distress Signal Lights.
82-58 — Requirements for Hack-up – In-Vehicle Camera System ("IVCS").
82-59 — Requirements for Hack-up – Credential Holders.
82-60 — Requirements for Hack-up – Air Conditioning.
82-61 — Scheduled Vehicle Retirement.
82-62 — Vehicle Retirement Extensions.
82-63 — Authorized Rooftop Advertising Fixture.
82-64 — Scope of this Subchapter.
82-65 — Definitions Specific to this Subchapter.
82-66 — Grant Eligibility.
82-67 — Grant Application.
82-68 — Grant Amounts and Payments.
82-69 — Grantee Requirements.
82-70 — Street Hail Livery Improvement Fund Review.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Jurisdiction.
1-11 — Filing Complaints.
1-12 — Written Complaints.
1-13 — Telephone or In-Person Complaints.
1-14 — Board Initiated Complaints.
1-15 — Referrals of Complaints.
1-16 — Late Complaints.
1-17 — Notification to the Police Department.
1-18 — Receiving Notice Regarding an Act of Bias or Severe Act of Bias.
1-21 — Statement of Policy.
1-22 — Method of Investigation of Complaints.
1-23 — Obtaining Documentary and Other Evidence.
1-24 — Conduct of Interviews.
1-25 — Investigating Past Professional Conduct.
1-31 — Assignment of Cases.
1-32 — Panel or Board Review of Cases.
1-33 — Case Dispositions.
1-34 — Cases Closed without a Full Investigation.
1-35 — Communications with and Notifications to Complainants, Alleged Victims, and Reporting Non-Witnesses Regarding Status of Complaints.
1-36 — Reconsideration or Reopening of Cases.
1-37 — Board Notifications and Final Determinations Pursuant to Chapter 18-A, Section 441 of the NYC Charter.
1-41 — Introduction.
1-42 — Prosecution of Charges.
1-43 — Expedited Cases.
1-44 — Other Possible Misconduct.
1-45 — Police Department Procedures and Disciplinary Practices.
1-46 — Other Matters Relating to Administrative Prosecutions.
1-47 — Mediation.
1-51 — Meetings of the Board.
1-52 — Panel and Board Meetings: General Matters.
1-53 — Authority given to the Executive Director.
1-54 — Committees and Subcommittees.
1-56 — Authority given to the Executive Director.
1-01 — Introduction.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Applications.
1-04 — Licenses and Licensees.
1-05 — Rifles/Shotguns and Ammunition.
1-06 — Security.
2-01 — Introduction.
2-02 — Definitions.
2-03 — Applicability.
2-04 — Original Applications and Renewals.
2-05 — Custodian Appointment and Duties.
2-06 — Storage of Rifles and Shotguns and Ammunition.
2-07 — Security Plan.
2-08 — Separability.
3-01 — Introduction.
3-02 — Application for Permit.
3-03 — Grounds for Denial of Permit.
3-04 — Right to Appeal Following Denial of Permit.
3-05 — Reporting of Incidents.
3-06 — Renewal of Permit.
3-07 — Possession and Registration of Permit.
3-08 — Change of Address.
3-09 — Lost or Stolen Documents and Rifles/Shotguns.
3-10 — Request to Cancel Permit.
3-11 — Purchase of Ammunition.
3-12 — Disposal of Rifles and Shotguns.
3-13 — Transfer of Rifles/Shotguns from an Estate.
3-14 — Supplemental Rules.
3-15 — Attestations Prior to Receipt of Permit.
3-16 — Times Square Sensitive Location Zone: Permitted Activities.
4-01 — Introduction.
4-02 — Definitions.
4-03 — Requirements of Applicants.
4-04 — Licensee Requirements.
4-05 — Rules Affecting Gunsmiths Only.
4-06 — Rules Affecting Dealers in Firearms Only.
4-07 — Rules Affecting Air Pistol and Air Rifle Dealers Only.
4-08 — Validity of Licenses.
4-09 — Familiarity with Rules and Law.
5-01 — Types of Handgun Licenses.
5-02 — Premises Licenses.
5-03 — Carry and Special Handgun Licenses.
5-04 — Carry Guard License / Gun Custodian License and Special Carry Guard License / Gun Custodian License.
5-05 — Application Form.
5-05.1 — Non-Electronic Communication and Submissions.
5-06 — Gun Custodian, Carry Guard and Special Licenses; Establishing Company Need for Handgun Licensing.
5-07 — License Approval / Disapproval Procedures.
5-08 — Limitations.
5-09 — Application for Pre-License Exemption.
5-10 — Grounds for Denial of Handgun License.
5-11 — Grounds for Suspension for Defined Period or Revocation of Handgun License.
5-21 — Introduction.
5-22 — Conditions of Issuance.
5-23 — Types of Handgun Licenses.
5-24 — Gun Custodians and Carry Guards.
5-25 — Handgun Acquisition Requirements.
5-26 — Disposal of a Handgun Listed on the License.
5-27 — Cancellation of the Handgun License.
5-28 — Renewal of the Handgun License.
5-29 — License Amendments.
5-30 — Reporting of Incidents.
5-31 — Mutilated, Lost or Stolen Licenses.
5-32 — Transfer of Records.
5-33 — Familiarity with Rules and Law and Other Attestations.
5-34 — Times Square Sensitive Location Zone: Permitted Activities.
6-01 — Possession and Use of Amber Lights by Volunteer Civilian Patrol Members.
7-01 — Introduction.
7-02 — Permit Requirement.
7-03 — Application Process.
7-04 — Permit Conditions.
7-05 — Radio Receiving Set Permit Renewals.
8-01 — Definition.
8-02 — Applications.
8-03 — Fees.
8-04 — Approval/Disapproval Procedures.
8-05 — Permit Conditions.
8-06 — Prohibitions.
9-01 — Instructions for Obtaining a Certificate of Conduct.
9-02 — Required Documentation.
10-01 — Notice of Violation.
10-02 — Commencement of Proceedings.
10-03 — Hearing Officials.
10-04 — Proceedings Upon Default.
10-05 — Conduct of Hearings.
10-06 — Decisions and Orders.
10-07 — Consent Judgments.
10-08 — Vacation of Order.
10-09 — Bond.
10-10 — Construction.
12-01 — Introduction.
12-02 — Arrest Evidence – Crime Victim is the Owner.
12-06 — Investigatory Evidence.
12-07 — Decedent's Property.
12-08 — Safekeeping.
12-09 — Found Property – Owner Known.
12-10 — Found Property – Finder.
12-11 — Peddlers Property – Unlicensed General Vendor and Food Vendor.
12-12 — Peddler's Property – Licensed General Vendor.
12-13 — Peddler's Property – Licensed Food Vendor.
12-14 — Claiming Vehicle at Whitestone Auto Pound.
12-15 — Proof of Ownership.
12-16 — Evidence Vehicle.
12-17 — Owner's Representative Claiming Vehicle.
12-18 — Vehicles Being Claimed by Insurance Company.
12-19 — Vehicles Being Claimed by Lienholder.
12-31 — Definitions.
12-32 — Vouchering Procedures.
12-33 — Distribution and Posting of Notices Setting Forth the Procedures to be Followed to Obtain the Return of Property.
12-34 — District Attorney's Release.
12-35 — Disposition of Property by the Police Property Clerk Where There Has Been an Arrest.
12-36 — Property Clerk Forfeiture Proceedings.
12-37 — Property Not Subject to Forfeiture but Subject to More Than One Claim.
12-38 — Investigatory Property.
12-51 — Introduction.
12-52 — Property Covered by This Subchapter.
12-53 — Time for Making Claims.
12-54 — Review of Claims.
13-01 — Appointment.
13-02 — Cancellations, Suspensions and Revocations.
13-03 — Appeal from Written Notice of Determination of Suspension or Revocation.
13-04 — Uniform and Equipment.
13-05 — Conduct.
13-06 — Training.
13-07 — Required Reports.
14-01 — Vehicle Accident Photograph Request.
14-02 — Vehicles or Boats in Police Custody.
14-03 — Removal and Storage Fees for Licensed Vendors Equipment and Goods.
14-04 — Fees For Non-Criminal Fingerprinting.
15-01 — Definitions.
15-02 — Jurisdiction.
15-03 — Pre-Hearing Proceeding.
15-04 — Hearings.
15-05 — Rules of Conduct.
15-06 — Report to Police Commissioner.
15-07 — Penalties.
15-08 — Final Review.
15-11 — Definitions.
15-12 — Prosecution of Charges and Specifications.
15-13 — Expedited Cases.
15-14 — Other Misconduct.
15-15 — Assistance by Department and Application of Department Procedures and Disciplinary Policies.
15-16 — Conclusion of Administrative Prosecution.
15-17 — Police Commissioner's Determination.
15-18 — Correspondence Following Final Determination of Substantiated Civilian Complaints.
15-19 — Confidentiality.
15-21 — Definitions.
15-22 — Commencement of Proceedings.
15-23 — Proceedings upon Default.
15-24 — Adjournments.
15-25 — Evidence.
15-26 — Hearing Officers and Representation of Parties.
15-27 — Conduct of Hearings.
15-28 — Hearing Officer's Report and Recommendation.
15-29 — Penalties.
16-01 — Definitions.
16-02 — Applicability.
16-03 — Authorization to Transport or Deliver Firearms.
16-04 — Surrender of Firearms Not Authorized for Transportation or Delivery.
16-05 — Required Security Measures for Weapons Shipments in Transit.
16-06 — Requirement to Report Theft, Loss or Misdelivery.
17-01 — Assault Weapons Designated.
17-02 — Disposition of Assault Weapons by Permittees, Licensees and Previously Exempt Persons.
17-03 — Effective Date.
18-01 — Seizure of Bicycles.
18-02 — Notice.
18-03 — Procedure for Obtaining Release of Bicycles.
18-04 — Abandoned Bicycles.
18-05 — Removal and Storage Charges.
19-01 — [Definitions of Disorderly Parade and Occasions of Extraordinary Public Interest.]
19-02 — Definitions.
19-03 — Applications.
19-04 — Approval/Disapproval Procedures.
19-05 — Fees for Non-Charitable Athletic Parades.
21-01 — Introduction.
21-02 — Definitions.
21-03 — Pawnbrokers Required to Create and Upload Electronic Records.
21-04 — Second-Hand Dealers Required to Create and Upload Electronic Records.
21-05 — Descriptions of Items Containing Gold, Silver, Platinum or Other Precious Metals or Other Jewelry.
21-06 — Descriptions of Electrical Appliances, Electronic Equipment and Computers.
21-07 — Creation and Uploading of Electronic Records.
21-08 — Required Equipment.
21-09 — Retention of Records.
21-10 — Compliance with Written Record-Keeping and Reporting Requirements.
21-11 — Administrative Inspections.
22-01 — Introduction.
22-02 — Definitions.
22-03 — Request for U Certification.
22-04 — Department Response and Appeals.
23-01 — Introduction.
23-02 — Definitions.
23-03 — Request for T Declaration.
23-04 — Department Response and Appeals.
24-01 — Definitions.
24-02 — Unmanned Aircraft Permit Requirement.
24-03 — Applications.
24-04 — Approval / Disapproval Procedures.
24-05 — Permit Conditions.
24-06 — Insurance.
24-07 — Penalties.
1-01 — Introduction.
1-02 — Rights and Privileges.
1-03 — Rules of Conduct.
1-04 — Hearing Procedures.
1-05 — Penalties.
1-06 — Appeals.
2-01 — Additional Violent or Serious Crimes.
1-01 — Non-discriminatory Treatment.
1-02 — Classification of People in Custody.
1-03 — Personal Hygiene.
1-04 — Overcrowding.
1-05 — Lock-in.
1-06 — Recreation.
1-07 — Religion.
1-08 — Access to Courts and Legal Services.
1-09 — Visiting.
1-10 — Telephone Calls.
1-11 — Correspondence.
1-12 — Packages.
1-13 — Publications.
1-14 — Access to Media.
1-15 — Variances.
2-01 — Service Calls.
2-02 — Identification and Detection.
2-03 — Diagnosis and Referral.
2-04 — Treatment.
2-05 — Medication.
2-06 — Restraints and Seclusion.
2-07 — Confidentiality.
2-08 — Coordination.
2-09 — Variances.
3-01 — Service Goals and Purpose.
3-02 — Access to Health Care Services.
3-03 — Training and Continuing Education.
3-04 — Screening.
3-05 — Pharmaceutical Services.
3-06 — Treatment.
3-07 — Records.
3-08 — Privacy and Confidentiality.
3-09 — Quality Assurance.
3-10 — Inmate Death.
3-11 — Disaster Plan.
3-12 — Shackling of Inmates.
3-13 — Variances.
3-14 — Effective Date.
3-15 — Implementation Dates.
3-16 — Injury Response.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — Scope.
4-03 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
4-04 — Procedures for Responding to Petitions.
5-01 — General Definitions.
5-02 — Definitions Related to Sexual Abuse.
5-03 — Zero Tolerance of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment; PREA Coordinator.
5-04 — Supervision and Monitoring.
5-05 — Youthful Inmates.
5-06 — Limits to Cross-Gender Viewing and Searches.
5-07 — Inmates with Disabilities and Inmates Who Are Limited English Proficient.
5-08 — Hiring and Promotion Decisions.
5-09 — Upgrades to Facilities and Technologies.
5-10 — Evidence Protocol and Forensic Medical Examinations.
5-11 — Policies to Ensure Referrals of Allegations for Investigations.
5-12 — Employee Training.
5-13 — Volunteer and Contractor Training.
5-14 — Inmate Education.
5-15 — Specialized Training: Investigations.
5-16 — Specialized Training: Medical and Mental Health Care.
5-17 — Screening for Risk of Victimization and Abusiveness.
5-18 — Use of Screening Information.
5-19 — Protective Custody.
5-20 — Inmate Reporting.
5-21 — Inmate Access to Outside Confidential Support Services.
5-22 — Third-Party Reporting.
5-23 — Staff and Agency Reporting Duties.
5-24 — Agency Protection Duties.
5-25 — Reporting to Other Confinement Facilities.
5-26 — Staff First Responder Duties.
5-27 — Coordinated Response.
5-28 — Agency Protection Against Retaliation.
5-29 — Post-Allegation Protective Custody.
5-30 — Criminal and Administrative Agency Investigations.
5-31 — Evidentiary Standard for Administrative Investigations.
5-32 — Reporting to Inmates.
5-33 — Disciplinary Sanctions for Staff.
5-34 — Corrective Action for Contractors and Volunteers.
5-35 — Disciplinary Sanctions for Inmates.
5-36 — Medical and Mental Health Screenings; History of Sexual Abuse.
5-37 — Access to Emergency Medical and Mental Health Services.
5-38 — Ongoing Medical and Mental Health Care for Sexual Abuse Victims.
5-39 — Sexual Abuse Incident Reviews.
5-40 — Data Collection and Review.
5-41 — Audits
5-42 — Variances.
6-01 — Purpose.
6-02 — General Definitions.
6-03 — Definition of Restrictive Housing and Related Terms.
6-04 — Pre-Hearing Temporary Restrictive Housing.
6-05 — Confinement for De-Escalation Purposes.
6-06 — Emergency Lock-Ins.
6-07 — Policy.
6-08 — Purpose.
6-09 — Exclusions.
6-10 — Placement Criteria.
6-11 — Case Management.
6-12 — Individual Behavior Support Plans.
6-13 — Discharge from Restrictive Housing.
6-14 — Periodic Review of Individual Behavior Support Plans and Placement in Restrictive Housing.
6-15 — Required Out-of-Cell Time.
6-16 — Other Conditions.
6-17 — Staffing.
6-18 — Training.
6-19 — Programming.
6-20 — Access to Health Services.
6-21 — Fines.
6-22 — Disciplinary System Plans.
6-23 — Due Process and Procedural Justice.
6-24 — Restrictive Housing Data Collection and Review.
6-25 — Transition.
6-26 — Restorative Rehabilitation Units (RRUs).
6-27 — Restraints.
6-28 — Canines.
6-29 — Variances.
6-30 — Requirements for Medical and Mental Health Housing.
1-01 — Purpose and Scope.
1-02 — Designation of Records Access Officer.
1-03 — Location.
1-04 — Hours for Public Inspection.
1-05 — Subject Matter List.
1-06 — Records Not Subject to FOIL Requests.
1-07 — Procedures for Making Requests, Responses.
1-08 — Denial of Access to Records.
1-09 — Procedure for Appeals.
1-10 — Fees.
1-11 — Public Notice.
1-12 — Removal of Records.
1-13 — Severability.
2-01 — Conducted by the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
2-02 — Findings of Fact and Decisions.
3-01 — Purpose.
3-02 — Parental Involvement.
3-03 — Consultation With Prior Medical Providers.
3-04 — Information Regarding Medical and Psychiatric Care and Medications.
3-05 — Routine Medical Care and Emergency Treatment.
1-01 — Requests for Records.
1-02 — Production of Records.
2-01 — Fitness and Discipline Adjudications of Department of Probation Employees.
3-01 — Probation Administrative Fee.
1-01 — Scope.
1-02 — Designation of Records Access Officer.
1-03 — Responsibilities of Records Access Officer.
1-04 — Hours and Location.
1-05 — Procedure for Making Requests; Responses to Requests.
1-06 — Procedures for Appeals.
1-07 — Fees.
1-08 — Public Notice; Promulgation of Rules and Regulations by City Agencies.
1-09 — Removal of Records.
1-10 — Severability.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-02 — Applicability.
2-03 — Panel.
2-04 — Procedures.
2-05 — Eligibility and Exemptions.
2-06 — Project Eligibility Monitoring.
2-07 — Art Commission; Removal or Alteration of Works of Art.
2-08 — Implementation.
3-01 — Definitions.
3-02 — Confidentiality of Information Respecting Aliens.
3-03 — Availability of City Services to Aliens.
4-01 — Charge of Payment on Account of Insufficient Funds.
5-01 — Short Title.
5-02 — Definitions.
5-03 — Scope.
5-04 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions and Responses to Petitions.
5-05 — Public Notice and Promulgation of Rules and Regulations by City Agencies.
5-06 — Severability.
6-01 — Applicability.
6-02 — Definitions.
6-03 — Actions Involving Federal or State Participation.
6-04 — Exempt Actions.
6-05 — Determination of Significant Effect – Applications.
6-06 — Determination of Significant Effect – Criteria.
6-07 — Determination of Significant Effect – Notification.
6-08 — Draft Environmental Impact Statements – Responsibility for Preparation.
6-09 — Environmental Impact Statements – Content.
6-10 — Draft Environmental Impact Statements – Procedures.
6-11 — Final Environmental Impact Statements – Procedures.
6-12 — Agency Decision Making.
6-13 — Programmatic Environmental Impact Statements.
6-14 — Rules and Regulations.
6-15 — Lists of Actions.
6-16 — Type II Actions.
7-01 — Purpose and General Description.
7-02 — Definitions.
7-03 — Application Process.
7-05 — Allocation of New York City Made In New York Film Production Tax Credit.
7-06 — Criteria for Evaluation of Applications.
7-07 — Record Retention.
7-08 — Appeal Process.
7-09 — Applicability.
8-01 — Premiere Permits Relating to Certain Entertainment Events.
8-02 — Definitions.
8-03 — Fees.
8-04 — Processing of Premiere Permits.
8-05 — Non-Transferability.
8-06 — Indemnification and Insurance.
9-01 — Permits for Scouting, Rigging and Production Activities.
9-02 — Processing of Permit Applications.
9-03 — Indemnification and Insurance.
10-01 — Definitions.
10-02 — Selected Green Building Rating System.
10-03 — Applicability.
10-04 — Table Summaries of Green Building Standards.
10-05 — Calculation of Required Energy Cost Reduction and Potable Water Use Reduction.
10-06 — Procedures.
10-07 — Exemptions.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Applicability, Exemptions and Waivers.
11-03 — Hazardous Content of Electronic Devices.
11-04 — Volatile Organic Compounds and Other Airborne Hazards.
11-05 — Mercury-Added Lamps.
11-06 — Added urea-formaldehyde resins reduction.
11-07 — Dioxin reduction.
11-08 — Energy and Water Efficiency Standards.
11-09 — Minimum Recycled Material Content.
11-10 — Green Cleaning Product Categories.
12-01 — Purpose.
12-02 — Definitions.
12-03 — Applicability.
12-04 — Procedure for Requesting Waiver.
12-05 — Public Notice of Waiver Approvals.
12-06 — Scope of Waiver.
12-07 — Form of Waiver Application.
12-08 — Basis for Waiver.
12-09 — Efforts to Obtain Data.
13-01 — Definitions.
13-02 — Competitive Procurement Process.
13-03 — Criminal Matters.
13-04 — Family Law Matters.
13-05 — Investigative, Expert, and Other Services in Matters Handled by 18-B Attorneys.
13-06 — Payment Procedures and Submission of Vouchers in Criminal Matters Handled by Attorneys on Criminal Panels and Experts Assigned to Matters Handled by 18-B Attorneys.
43-1401 — Purpose.
43-1402 — Definitions.
43-1403 — Eligibility.
43-1404 — Applications.
43-1405 — City Voluntary Cleanup Agreements.
43-1406 — Work Plans and Reports.
43-1407 — Remedial Program.
43-1408 — Notice of Completion.
43-1409 — Citizen Participation.
43-1410 — Miscellaneous.
43-1415 — Purpose and Applicability.
43-1416 — Definitions.
43-1417 — Types of Grants.
43-1418 — Eligibility.
43-1419 — Eligible Services and Activities.
43-1420 — Applications.
43-1421 — Agreements.
43-1422 — Grant Awards and Award Limits.
43-1423 — Grant Disbursements and Administration.
43-1428 — Purpose.
43-1429 — Definitions.
43-1430 — Eligibility.
43-1431 — Applications.
43-1432 — Records.
43-1433 — Rescission and Termination.
43-1434 — Miscellaneous.
43-1440 — Applicability.
43-1441 — Definitions.
43-1442 — Eligible Properties.
43-1443 — Operation of the New York City Clean Soil Bank and Other Materials Exchange Program.
43-1450 — Environmental Review and Assessment Letter.
43-1460 — Fee for Hazardous Waste Program Fee Exemption.
43-1461 — Modification of Special Mixed Use Noise Requirements.
43-1470 — Authority.
43-1471 — Applicability.
43-1472 — Definitions.
43-1473 — Phase II Environmental Site Assessment.
43-1474 — Remedial Action Plan.
43-1475 — Removal of (E) Designation Requirements.
43-1476 — Fees and OER Review and Approval Procedure.
43-1477 — Notification.
43-1478 — Air Quality and Noise (E) Designations.
43-1480 — Civil penalties.
43-1481 — Summons.
43-1482 — Correction and certification of correction.
15-01 — Certain Advertising Prohibited.
15-02 — Definition.
15-03 — Recommended Penalties.
15-04 — Adjudication.
15-01 — Purpose and General Description.
15-02 — Definitions.
15-03 — Application Process.
15-04 — Evaluation of Applications.
15-05 — Allocation of New York City Made in New York Marketing Credit.
15-06 — Appeal Process.
15-07 — Final Report.
15-08 — Record Retention.
16-01 — Definitions.
16-02 — Press Card Access.
16-03 — Standard Press Card.
16-04 — Reserve Press Card.
16-05 — Single Event Press Card.
16-06 — Appeals and Hearings.
17-01 — Definitions.
17-02 — Reporting Requirements for Booking Services.
17-03 — Method of Submission.
17-04 — Penalties.
17-05 — Exempt Transactions Based on Rentals Occurring in Certain Buildings.
17-06 — Privacy and Security of Information.
17-07 — Retention and Disposal of Information Obtained in the Report.
17-08 — No Private Right of Action.
18-01 — Scope of Rules.
18-02 — Priority Community District Selection Criteria.
19-01 — Purpose.
19-02 — Definitions.
19-03 — Eligibility and Enrollment.
19-04 — Program Benefits.
19-05 — Appropriations.
19-01 — Purpose and General Description.
19-02 — Definitions.
19-03 — Application Process.
19-04 — Evaluation of Applications.
19-05 — Allocation of "Made in NY" Marketing Credit for Digital Gaming Media.
19-06 — In-Credit Requirement; Logo; Printing Costs.
19-07 — Appeal Process.
19-08 — Final Report.
19-09 — Record Retention.
20-01 — Definitions.
20-02 — Kissena Park Ida Rapid Repair Pilot Program.
20-03 — Contractor Verified Lists.
20-04 — Supplemental Funding for Ida-Impacted Homeowners.
20-05 — Issue Resolution Process.
20-06 — Miscellaneous.
21-01 — Definitions.
21-02 — Short-term rental registration required.
21-03 — Short-term rental registration application and approval procedures.
21-04 — Incomplete applications.
21-05 — Term of registration; expiration of registration.
21-06 — Amendment of a short-term rental registration.
21-07 — Renewal of a short-term rental registration.
21-08 — Denial of a short-term rental registration or renewal.
21-09 — Prohibited buildings list.
21-10 — Registered host requirements.
21-11 — Privacy and security of information.
21-12 — Retention and disposal of information.
21-13 — Penalties.
21-14 — Revocation.
22-01 — Definitions.
22-02 — Verification of lawful short-term rentals.
22-03 — Reporting requirements.
22-04 — Fees.
22-05 — Penalties.
23-01 — Purpose.
23-02 — Definitions.
23-03 — Applicant eligibility.
23-04 — Application requirements.
23-05 — Project qualifications.
23-06 — Application materials.
23-07 — Steering committee review.
23-08 — Scoring and fund allocation.
23-09 — Re-grant administration and payment.
24-01 — Definitions.
24-02 — Administration.
24-03 — Program Eligibility.
24-04 — Application Procedure and Program Requirements.
24-05 — Program Structure and Tiers.
24-06 — Participation Requirements.
24-07 — Mentor Construction Manager Selection and Responsibilities.
24-08 — Contract Designation and Competition.
24-09 — Reporting and Evaluation.
24-10 — Aggregate Contract Value Goal.
1-01 — Issuance of New Bond.
1-02 — Form of New Bond.
1-03 — Signing and Attesting of New Bond.
1-04 — Execution and Authentication of New Bond.
1-05 — Destruction of Old Bond.
1-06 — Effectiveness.
2-01 — Applicability.
2-02 — Definitions.
2-03 — Annual Prevailing Wage and Supplement Determinations.
2-04 — Prevailing Wage and Supplement Requirements and Recordkeeping.
2-05 — Compliance Investigations, Compliance Determinations, Settlements, Interest and Penalties.
2-06 — Hearings, Reports and Recommendations and Orders.
2-07 — Civil Penalties for Violations of Employer Notice Requirements.
3-01 — Applicability.
3-02 — Definitions.
3-03 — Wage and Supplement Required Records.
3-04 — Compliance Investigations, Compliance Determinations, Settlements, Interest and Penalties.
3-05 — Hearings, Reports and Recommendations and Orders.
4-01 — Final Audit Report.
4-02 — Request for Hearing.
4-03 — The Hearing Officer.
4-04 — Authorization of Representative.
4-05 — Conduct of Hearings; Rights of Hospital.
4-06 — Decision After Hearing.
4-07 — Recoupment of Overpayments.
5-01 — Scope.
5-02 — Definitions.
5-03 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions; Responses to Petitions.
5-04 — Public Notice; Promulgation of Rules and Regulations.
5-05 — Severability.
6-01 — Applicability.
6-02 — Definitions.
6-03 — Wages and Supplements To Be Paid.
6-04 — Submissions to the Comptroller.
6-05 — Record Keeping.
6-06 — Compliance Investigations, Compliance Determinations, Settlements.
6-07 — Hearings, Reports and Recommendations and Orders.
6-08 — Failure to Cure Violation.
6-09 — Notice of Repeat Violations.
6-10 — Termination or Recapture of Tax Benefits.
1-01 — Procedure for Issuance of House Numbers.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Schedule of Fees, Charges and Limitations.
1-04 — Payment Method.
2-01 — Procedure for Issuance of House Numbers.
2-11 — Applicability.
2-12 — Notice of Public Hearing and Agenda.
2-13 — Conduct of Public Hearings.
2-14 — Borough President's Actions.
2-15 — Definitions.
2-16 — Schedule of Fees, Charges and Limitations.
3-01 — House Number Specifications.
3-02 — Directional Sign – Display of House Numbers.
3-03 — Interior Directional Signs.
3-04 — Definitions.
3-05 — Schedule of Fees.
3-06 — Payment Method.
4-01 — Applicability.
4-02 — Notice of Public Hearing and Agenda.
4-03 — Conduct of Public Hearings.
4-04 — Borough President's Actions.
4-05 — Vanity Addresses.
4-06 — Vanity Address Specifications.
4-07 — Directional Sign-display of Vanity Addresses.
4-08 — Interior Directional Signs.
4-09 — Definitions.
4-10 — Schedule of Fees.
4-11 — Payment Method.
5-01 — Applicability.
5-02 — Notice of Public Hearing and Agenda.
5-03 — Conduct of Public Hearings.
5-04 — Borough President's Actions.
5-05 — Definitions.
5-06 — Fee Schedule.
5-07 — Method of Payments.
1-01 — Fitness and Discipline Adjudications of Law Department Employees.
2-01 — Escrow Agreements Entered into with the New York City Law Department.
3-01 — Submission of Proposed Civil Complaints to the City.
3-02 — Review of Proposed Civil Complaints.
3-03 — Processing of Proposed Civil Complaints.
1-01 — Scope of Rules.
1-02 — Organization of Commission.
1-03 — Definitions and Construction.
1-04 — Service of Papers.
1-05 — Power Delegated to the Chair of the Commission to Propose Rules.
1-06 — General Procedure for Requesting Orders by the Chair, Except as Otherwise Specified.
1-07 — Courtesy Paper Copies.
1-08 — Recusal of the Chair of the Commission.
1-11 — Complaints Generally.
1-12 — Commission-Initiated Complaints.
1-13 — Amendments to Complaints.
1-14 — Answer.
1-15 — Notice of Representation by Counsel.
1-16 — Rebuttal Statements.
1-21 — Withdrawal of Complaints.
1-22 — Dismissal of Complaints.
1-23 — Administrative Appeal of Dismissal.
1-31 — Policy.
1-32 — Pre-complaint Investigations.
1-33 — Investigatory Demands.
1-34 — Subpoenas.
1-35 — Objections to Investigatory Demands and Subpoenas.
1-36 — Extensions of the Time to Comply With an Investigatory Demand or Subpoena.
1-37 — Enforcement of Investigatory Demands and Subpoenas.
1-38 — Injunctions and Temporary Restraining Orders.
1-39 — Redactions.
1-40 — Availability of Investigatory Materials Following Dismissal of the Complaint.
1-41 — Basis of Determination.
1-42 — Notice of Determination.
1-43 — Review of Determination.
1-51 — Settlement.
1-52 — Conciliation.
1-61 — Referral of Complaints to OATH.
1-62 — Incorporation of OATH Rules of Practice for Cases Pending Before OATH.
1-63 — Interlocutory Review of Administrative Law Judge Decisions and Orders.
1-64 — Redacted Filings at OATH.
1-65 — Protective Orders.
1-66 — Post-hearing Comments.
1-67 — Review of a Report and Recommendation by the Office of the Chair.
1-68 — Relief from Default After Issuance of a Report and Recommendation.
1-69 — Reopening of Proceeding.
1-71 — Referrals for Mediation.
1-81 — Applications for Attorney's Fees.
1-82 — Assessment of an Award of Attorney's Fees.
1-83 — Input from the Law Enforcement Bureau.
1-91 — Judicial Review of Final Orders of the Commission.
1-101 — Procedure for Submitting Petitions.
1-102 — Commission Procedures for Considering and Responding to Petitions for Rulemaking.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-02 — Severability.
2-03 — Exemption of Certain Places of Public Accommodations in Relation to Sex Discrimination.
2-05 — Prohibitions on Discrimination Based on Credit by Employers, Labor Organizations, Employment Agencies, and Agencies Authorized To Issue Licenses, Registrations, or Permits.
2-06 — Prohibition on Discrimination Based on Gender.
2-07 — Exceptions to the General Prohibition on Preemployment Testing for Tetrahydrocannabinols or Marijuana.
2-08 — Prohibition on Hair Discrimination Based on Race and Religion.
2-09 — Prohibition on Discrimination Based on Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Related Medical Conditions, and Requirement for Employers to Accommodate Lactation Needs.
2-10 — Prohibition on Discrimination Based on Sexual or Reproductive Health Decisions.
3-01 — Definitions.
3-02 — Age-Based Extension of Advantages in Public Accommodations.
3-03 — Age-Based Restrictions in Public Accommodations.
3-04 — Applications for Exemption from § 8-107(4)(a) Administrative Code.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Jurisdiction.
1-03 — Applicability.
1-04 — Construction and Waiver.
1-05 — Effective Date.
1-06 — Computation of Time.
1-07 — Filing of Papers.
1-08 — Access to Facilities and Programs by People with Disabilities.
1-11 — Appearances.
1-12 — Withdrawal and Substitution of Counsel.
1-13 — Conduct; Suspension from Practice at OATH.
1-14 — Ex Parte Communications.
1-21 — Designation of OATH.
1-22 — The Petition.
1-23 — Service of the Petition.
1-24 — Answer.
1-25 — Amendment of Pleadings.
1-26 — Docketing the Case.
1-27 — Disqualification of Administrative Law Judges.
1-28 — Notice of Conference or Trial.
1-29 — Scheduling Other Conferences.
1-30 — Conduct of Conferences.
1-31 — Settlement Conferences and Agreements.
1-31-a — Pre-Conference and Pre-Trial Settlement Negotiations.
1-32 — Adjournments.
1-33 — Discovery.
1-34 — Pre-Trial Motions.
1-41 — Consolidation; Separate Trials.
1-42 — Witnesses and Documents.
1-43 — Subpoenas.
1-44 — Interpreters.
1-45 — Failure to Appear.
1-46 — Evidence at the Trial.
1-47 — Evidence Pertaining to Penalty or Relief.
1-48 — Official Notice.
1-49 — Public Access to Proceedings.
1-50 — Trial Motions.
1-51 — The Transcript.
1-51.1 — Decision Made on the Record.
1-52 — Post-Trial Motions.
2-01 — Applicability.
2-02 — Docketing; Service of the Petition.
2-03 — Answer; Reply.
2-04 — Further Proceedings.
2-05 — Discovery.
2-06 — Determination.
2-07 — Copies of Determination.
2-21 — Applicability.
2-22 — Definitions.
2-23 — Proceedings Before Referral to OATH.
2-24 — Docketing the Case at OATH.
2-25 — Intervention.
2-26 — Withdrawal or Dismissal of the Petition.
2-27 — Entry of and Relief from Default.
2-28 — Settlement Conferences.
2-29 — Discovery.
2-30 — Interlocutory Review.
2-31 — Proceedings After Issuance of Report and Recommendation.
2-41 — Applicability.
2-42 — Parties.
2-43 — Pleadings.
2-44 — Trial Continuances.
2-45 — Default by Vehicle Owner.
2-46 — Transcription of Trials.
2-51 — Applicability.
2-52 — Pre-Conference and Pre-Trial Settlement Negotiations.
3-11 — Definitions.
3-12 — Scope of Rules.
3-13 — Computation of Time for Emergency Action.
3-14 — Claims of Prior Adjudication.
3-15 — Panel or Board Review of Appeals.
3-16 — Judicial Review When Board Decision is Delayed.
3-17 — Admission After Default.
3-18 — Stipulation in Lieu of Hearing.
3-19 — Post Judgment Amendment of Records.
3-21 — Cease and Desist Actions.
3-22 — Special Hearing.
3-23 — Application for a Temporary or Limited Unsealing or Stay.
3-24 — Hearings after Emergency Cease and Desist Orders.
3-100 — General.
3-105 — Environmental Conservation Law Penalty Schedule.
3-117 — Public Health Law Penalty Schedule.
3-118 — Public Pay Telephones Penalty Schedule.
3-119 — Public Safety Graffiti Penalty Schedule.
3-126 — Water Penalty Schedule.
3-127 — Small Business Services Penalty Schedule.
4-01 — Fitness and Discipline of Employees of the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings.
5-01 — Scope of this Chapter.
5-01a — Appearances
5-02 — Respondent's Right to Confront Complaining Witness
5-03 — Respondent's Right to Challenge a Default Decision
5-04 — Appeals
5-05 — Chairperson Review
5-06 — Special Procedures
6-01 — Definitions Specific to this Chapter.
6-02 — Jurisdiction, Powers and Duties.
6-03 — Language Assistance Services.
6-04 — Computation of Time.
6-05 — Pre-Hearing Requests to Reschedule.
6-07 — Pre-Hearing Discovery.
6-08 — Proceedings before the OATH Hearings Division.
6-09 — Appearances.
6-10 — Written Remote Adjudications.
6-11 — Hearing Procedures.
6-12 — Evidence.
6-13 — Hearing Officers.
6-14 — Requests for Adjournment.
6-15 — Adjournments for Inspector Testimony.
6-16 — Representation.
6-17 — Decisions.
6-18 — Payment of Penalty.
6-19 — Appeals.
6-20 — Defaults.
6-21 — Request for a New Hearing after a Failure to Appear (Motion to Vacate a Default).
6-22 — Disqualification of Hearing Officers.
6-23 — Registered Representatives
6-24 — Pre-Hearing Notification of Schedule for In-Person Hearings on 15 or More Summonses.
6-24a — Pre-Hearing Notification of Schedule for Attorneys and Registered Representatives for Hearings by Telephone, Videoconference, or Other Similar Remote Means.
6-25 — Misconduct.
6-26 — Request for a New Hearing Due to Unauthorized Representation.
6-27 — Defense Based on Sovereign or Diplomatic Immunity.
6-28 — Application to File a Post-Hearing Agreement.
6-29 — Post Judgment Amendment of Records by the City Sheriff.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — Eligibility for Community Service.
7-03 — Choosing Community Service.
7-04 — Amount of Community Service in Place of a Monetary Civil Penalty.
7-05 — Completion of Community Service.
7-06 — Extension to Complete Community Service.
7-07 — Respondent Appeal of a Decision After Requesting Community Service.
7-08 — Choosing Community Service After a Specified Violation is Sustained on Agency's Appeal.
8-01 — Scope.
8-02 — Definitions.
8-03 — Procedures for Submitting Petitions.
8-04 — Procedures for Consideration of and Responses to Petitions.
1-01 — Scope.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Interim Records Disposal Schedules.
1-04 — Procedure for Making Requests to Establish a Records Disposal Schedule.
1-05 — Procedure for Annual Records Disposal.
1-06 — Responses to Annual Certification.
1-07 — Historical Records.
2-01 — Certified Records.
2-02 — On-Site Self Service Reproductions.
2-03 — Reproduction Services – Printed and Text-Based Documents.
2-04 — Reproduction Services – Still Images and Graphic Materials.
2-05 — Reproduction Services – Audio-Visual Materials.
2-06 — Conservation Services for Exhibition.
2-07 — Licensing Fees.
3-01 — Governing Use of Municipal Archival and Library Materials.
3-02 — Municipal Archives Guidelines for Archival Use of Board of Education "Anti-Communist" Case Files.
3-03 — Municipal Archives Guidelines for Archival Use of District Attorney Records.
3-04 — Municipal Archives Guidelines for Archival Use of World Trade Center-Related Materials.
3-05 — Municipal Archives Guidelines for Archival Use of New York City Police Department Crime Scene Photographs and Surveillance Records.
1-01 — Applicability and Definitions.
1-02 — Street Activity Permit Office.
1-03 — Application Requirements and Deadlines.
1-04 — Submitting and Processing of Applications.
1-05 — Approval or Denial of Applications by the Street Activity Permit Office.
1-06 — Process for Appealing Determination by SAPO Director.
1-07 — Amendments to Applications for Permits.
1-08 — Street Activity Fees.
2-01 — Sale of Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited.
2-02 — Enforcement.
2-03 — Exception.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Advisory Opinions.
1-03 — e-Lobbyist Enrollment.
1-04 — Principal Officer.
1-04.1 — Alternate Principal Officer.
1-05 — Designee.
1-06 — Compliance Officer.
1-07 — Co-Lobbyist Filing Procedure.
1-08 — Requirements for Retainers and Authorization Letters.
1-09 — Registration Fees.
1-10 — Deactivation of Reports by the City Clerk.
1-11 — Extension of a Filing Deadline.
1-12 — Enforcement of the Lobbying Law.
1-13 — Formal Proceedings.
1-14 — Duty to Cooperate.
1-15 — Requests to Review Reports Filed with the Lobbying Bureau.
1-16 — Amnesty.
1-17 — Architects and Engineers Exception to Reportable Lobbying.
2-01 — Qualifications.
2-02 — Certificates of Fitness – Qualifications.
2-03 — Certificates of Fitness – Application and Examination.
2-04 — Applications.
2-05 — Term of Office.
2-06 — Procedures for Exercising the Powers of a Commissioner of Deeds.
2-07 — Restrictions.
2-08 — Professional Conduct.
3-01 — Marriage License Application Forms.
3-02 — Issuing Licenses Outside of the Office.
3-03 — Hearings Pursuant to Domestic Relations Law § 15.
3-04 — Marriage Chapel.
3-05 — Release of Marriage Records.
3-06 — Marriage Officiant Registration.
4-01 — Domestic Partner Affidavit Form.
4-02 — Accepting Registration Outside of the Office.
4-03 — Identification to Register.
4-04 — Domestic Partner Registration Certificate.
4-05 — Release of Domestic Partners Registration Records.
4-06 — Modification of Domestic Partner Registration.
4-07 — Termination of Domestic Partnership.
4-08 — Registration Fees.
4-09 — Domestic Partnership Ceremony.
1-01 — Scope of Rules.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — The Board.
1-04 — Deadlines.
1-05 — Legibility of Submissions.
1-06 — Severability.
2-01 — Registration.
2-02 — Certification.
2-03 — Amendments to Registration.
2-04 — Non-Participants.
2-05 — Petition for Extraordinary Circumstances.
2-06 — Training.
3-01 — Candidates Must Demonstrate Eligibility.
3-02 — Disqualification from Ballot.
3-03 — Write-In Candidates.
3-04 — Termination of Candidacies.
3-05 — Proof of Filing with the Conflicts of Interest Board; Payment of Penalties.
4-01 — Records to be Kept.
4-02 — Record Retention.
4-03 — Assistance to Candidates.
4-04 — Failure to Maintain or Provide Records.
4-05 — Disclosure Statements.
4-06 — Daily Disclosures During the Two Weeks Preceding the Election.
4-07 — Final Statement.
4-08 — Write-In Candidates.
4-09 — Candidates Not in Primary or General Elections.
4-10 — Other Political Committees.
5-01 — Contribution Limits.
5-02 — Solicitation of Contributions.
5-03 — Prohibited Contributions and Loans.
5-04 — Contributions Subject to Special Requirements.
5-05 — Non-matchable Contributions.
5-06 — In-Kind Contributions.
5-07 — Refunding Prohibited and Over-the-Limit Contributions.
5-08 — Contributions Originally Received for Other Elections.
5-09 — Loans.
5-10 — Attributing Contributions.
5-11 — Use of Receipts.
5-12 — Court Ordered Rerun Elections.
6-01 — Expenditure Limits.
6-02 — Restrictions on Expenditures.
6-03 — Joint Expenditures; Endorsements.
6-04 — Independent Expenditures.
6-05 — Expenditures Made by Other Committees Established for the Candidate.
6-06 — Identification of Communications.
6-07 — Routine Communication Sent by a Political Club to its Members.
7-01 — Eligibility.
7-02 — Timing.
7-03 — Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer.
7-04 — Public Funds Cap.
7-05 — Small Primaries.
7-06 — Withholdings.
7-07 — Deductions from Payments.
7-08 — Notice to Candidates.
7-09 — Petitions for Review.
7-10 — Review of Contributions and Expenditures.
8-01 — Payment Determinations.
8-02 — Amount of Post-Election Payment.
8-03 — Use of Final Post-Election Payment.
8-04 — Disclosure Statement Amendments.
8-05 — Post-Election Petitions for Review.
9-01 — Repayment of Public Funds.
9-02 — Reasons for Repayment.
10-01 — Audits.
10-02 — Audit Deadlines; Optional Post-Election Training.
10-03 — Board Determinations Concerning Violations, Infractions, Penalties, and Repayment of Public Funds.
10-04 — Submission of False Information.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Applicability.
11-03 — Proceedings Before Designation of Hearing Officer.
11-04 — Designation of Hearing Officer.
11-05 — Commencement of Proceedings and Pleadings.
11-06 — Filing of Papers.
11-07 — Docketing the Case at OATH.
11-08 — Disqualification of Hearing Officers.
11-09 — Conferences.
11-10 — Notice of Conference or Hearing.
11-11 — Adjournments.
11-12 — Discovery.
11-13 — Pre-Hearing Motions.
11-14 — Appearances at OATH.
11-15 — Ex-parte Communications.
11-16 — Role of the Hearing Officer.
11-17 — Consolidation; Separate Hearings.
11-18 — Witnesses and Documents.
11-19 — Subpoenas.
11-20 — Order of Proceedings.
11-21 — Interpreters.
11-22 — Failure to Appear.
11-23 — Evidence at the hearing.
11-24 — Official Notice.
11-25 — Public Access to Proceedings.
11-26 — Hearing Motions.
11-27 — Transcript.
11-28 — Decision Made on the Record.
11-29 — Written Comments.
11-30 — Final Determination.
12-01 — Investigations.
12-02 — Complaints.
13-01 — Registration.
13-02 — Periodic Disclosure Reports.
13-03 — Limits and Requirements.
13-04 — Records and Audit.
13-05 — Other Provisions Concerning TIEs.
14-01 — Definitions.
14-02 — Disclosure Statements.
14-03 — Disclosure Dates.
14-04 — Identification of Communications.
14-05 — Non-Independent Expenditures.
14-06 — Guidance for Independent Spenders.
14-07 — Document Retention.
14-08 — Penalties.
14-09 — Other Provisions Concerning Independent Expenditures.
15-01 — Special Requirements and Procedures.
15-02 — Filing Requirements.
15-03 — Expenditures.
15-04 — Contributions.
15-05 — Training.
15-06 — Independent Expenditure Disclosure.
15-07 — Transition and Inauguration Entities.
16-01 — Definitions.
16-02 — Contents of the Voter Guide.
16-03 — Voter Guide Publication and Distribution.
16-04 — Elections Not Held as Scheduled.
17-01 — Records Available to the Public.
17-02 — Records Access Officer.
17-03 — Requesting Records.
17-04 — Appealing a Denial of Access to Records.
17-05 — Fees.
1-01 — Valuable Gifts.
1-02 — Public Servants Charged with Substantial Policy Discretion.
1-03 — Definition of Lesser Political Office Than That of Assembly District Leader Which May be Held by Members of the City Council.
1-04 — Investments in Publicly Traded Securities.
1-05 — Definition of Blind Trust.
1-06 — Definition of Primary Employment with the City.
1-07 — Post-Employment.
1-08 — Definition of "Other Similar Entity" Within the Definition of "Firm".
1-09 — Prohibited Appearances by City Planning Commissioners Before City Agencies.
1-10 — Prohibited Business or Financial Relationships Between a Superior and a Subordinate.
1-11 — Adjustment of Dollar Amount in Definition of "Ownership Interest".
1-12 — Definition of "Particular Matter" for Tax Commissioners and Certain Other Public Servants in the Tax Commission, Department of Finance, Comptroller's Office, and Law Department in Relation to Real Estate Tax Assessments.
1-13 — Use of City Time and City Resources.
1-14 — Official Fundraising.
1-15 — Special Rules for Community Board Members.
1-16 — Prohibited Gifts from Lobbyists and Exceptions Thereto.
1-17 — Accomplice Liability.
1-18 — Use of City Title in Promotional Materials.
2-01 — Applicability and Definitions.
2-02 — Notices of Probable Cause and Pre-Hearing Procedures.
2-03 — Enforcement Hearings and Post-Hearing Procedures.
3-01 — Definitions.
3-02 — Procedures for Obtaining a Determination by the Board that an Elected Official or an Agent of an Elected Official Does Not Exercise Control over an Entity.
3-03 — Factors by which the Board Will Determine Whether an Entity is Affiliated with an Elected Official.
3-04 — Annual Reporting by Organizations Affiliated with an Elected Official.
3-05 — Record Retention.
4-01 — Procedures for Obtaining an Extension of Time to File an Annual Disclosure Report.
4-02 — Retention of Annual Disclosure Reports.
4-04 — Contract Filers.
4-05 — Filing Deadlines for Candidates Seeking Payment of Public Funds from the New York City Campaign Finance Board.
4-06 — Procedures to Appeal a Designation as a Required Filer of a Financial Disclosure Report.
4-07 — Procedures for the Enforcement of Penalties Against Late Filers.
5-01 — Definitions.
5-02 — Donations.
5-03 — Reporting and Disclosure.
5-04 — Dissolution.
5-05 — Electronic Submission of Compliance Documents.
5-06 — Record Retention.
1-01 — Scope and Enforcement.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Operating Hours; Emergencies; Packages.
1-04 — Preservation of Property.
1-05 — Conformity with Signs and Official Directions.
1-06 — Gambling.
1-07 — Alcoholic Beverages, Drugs and Similar Substances.
1-08 — Soliciting, Vending and Debt Collection.
1-09 — Handbills.
1-10 — Animals.
1-11 — Vehicular Traffic.
1-12 — Weapons and Explosives.
1-13 — Disturbances.
1-14 — Photographs.
3-01 — Fees.
5-01 — Disposition of Personal Property of the City.
6-01 — Definitions.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — Purchase of Burial Rights.
7-03 — Interments.
7-04 — Plot Usage and Maintenance.
7-05 — Memorials.
7-06 — Mausoleum.
7-07 — Inheritance of Burial Right.
7-08 — Transfer of Burial Right.
7-09 — Visitors and Others.
7-10 — Prices and Fees.
7-11 — Miscellaneous.
8-01 — Purpose.
8-02 — Definitions.
8-03 — Minimum Content Standards and Applicability of Price Preference.
8-04 — Implementation Procedure.
8-05 — Miscellaneous.
8-06 — Separability.
10-01 — [Application.]
10-02 — [Activities Not Covered.]
10-03 — [Conduct, Maximum Number; Larger Groups.]
10-04 — [Alternative Locations; Covered Activities Not Permitted.]
10-05 — [Disorderly Conduct; Conduct Not Permitted.]
10-06 — [Permit System; Administration.]
10-07 — [Revocation of Permit.]
10-08 — [Police Department Powers Not Restricted; Searches.]
10-09 — [Emergency; Close Area.]
10-10 — [Contents of Permit.]
11-01 — General Examination Regulations.
11-03 — Adjudications of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services.
11-04 — Taylor Law Hearings.
12-01 — Definitions.
12-02 — Coordinating Agency; Constituent Organizations.
12-03 — Charitable Non-Profit Organizations.
12-04 — Coordinating Agency; Qualification Requirements.
12-05 — Approval of Coordinating Agency.
12-06 — Combined Municipal Campaign; Structure and Operations.
12-07 — Application for Participation in the Combined Municipal Campaign.
12-08 — Review of Non-Acceptance for Participation.
12-09 — Conduct of Solicitation Among City Employees.
13-01 — Scope.
13-02 — Definitions.
13-03 — Pre-Production Scouting.
13-04 — Required Documentation and Approvals from DCAS.
13-05 — Application for Required Permit from MOFTB.
13-06 — Indemnification and Insurance Requirements.
13-07 — Production Requirements.
13-08 — Post-Production Requirements.
14-01 — Definitions.
14-02 — Security Guard Companies; Application for Inclusion on the Qualified Provider List.
14-03 — Nonpublic Schools; Qualification for the Reimbursement Program.
14-04 — Memorandum of Understanding.
14-05 — Nonpublic Schools and Security Guard Companies; Program Administration.
14-06 — Security Guard Companies; Training.
14-07 — Nonpublic Schools; Allowable Costs and Reimbursements.
14-08 — Nonpublic Schools; Compliance and Auditing.
15-01 — Definitions.
15-02 — Side Guard Requirements.
15-03 — City Contracted Vehicles.
15-04 — Exemptions.
15-05 — Violations.
15-06 — Vehicles Regulated by the Business Integrity Commission (BIC).
16-01 — Definitions.
16-02 — Donation Process.
16-03 — Auction or Disposal.
16-04 — Record Retention.
1-01 — Construction and Scope of Rules; Variances.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — General Provisions.
1-04 — Prohibited Uses.
1-05 — Regulated Uses.
1-06 — Fees.
1-07 — Civil Penalties.
1-08 — Severability.
2-01 — Tennis.
2-02 — Croquet.
2-03 — Lawn Bowling.
2-04 — Recreational Lockers.
2-05 — Model Yacht Storage.
2-06 — Kayaks and Canoes.
2-07 — Golf.
2-08 — Special Events and Demonstrations.
2-09 — Fee Schedules.
2-10 — Special Event Concessions.
2-11 — Seizure of Vehicles Operated on Beaches Pursuant to Administrative Code § 18-108.1.
2-12 — Ballfield and Athletic Court Permits.
2-13 — Membership Fees for Ocean Breeze Park Track and Field Athletic Complex.
2-14 — Recreation Center Membership Fees.
2-15 — Urban Park Ranger Programs.
2-16 — [Automated External Defibrillators.]
3-01 — Application.
3-02 — Definitions.
3-03 — Access.
3-04 — Guests.
3-05 — Inspections.
3-06 — Permits.
3-07 — Waiting List.
3-08 — Conduct and Clean Boating.
3-09 — Docking of Vessels.
3-10 — Condition of Vessels.
3-11 — Operation of Vessels.
3-12 — Required Safety Equipment.
3-13 — Utilities.
3-14 — Maintenance and Use of Docks.
3-15 — Sunken, Abandoned or Delinquent Vessels, Dinghies and Trailers; Trailer Storage.
3-16 — Dinghies, Kayaks and Canoes.
3-17 — Parking of Motor Vehicles.
3-18 — Pets.
3-19 — Orders.
3-20 — Unlawful Use of Slip or Vessel.
3-21 — Liability.
3-22 — Commercial Permits.
3-23 — Fees.
3-25 — Special Events and Filming.
4-01 — Application.
4-02 — Definitions.
4-03 — Inspections.
4-04 — Permits.
4-05 — Waiting List.
4-06 — Conduct and Clean Boating.
4-07 — Mooring of Vessels.
4-08 — Condition of Vessels.
4-09 — Operation of Vessels.
4-10 — Required Safety Equipment.
4-11 — Sunken, Abandoned or Delinquent Vessels and Dinghies.
4-12 — Dinghies, Kayaks and Canoes.
4-13 — Orders.
4-14 — Unlawful Use of Vessel.
4-15 — Penalties.
4-16 — Commercial Mooring Permits; Fees.
5-01 — Removal of Trees.
5-02 — Determination of Replacement Trees.
5-03 — Tree Planting in Lieu of Obligations under the Zoning Requirements.
6-01 — Definitions.
6-02 — Application.
6-03 — Licenses.
6-04 — Active Gardens to be Preserved; Gardens not Deemed Mapped Parkland.
6-05 — Garden Review Process.
6-06 — Exemptions.
6-07 — Miscellaneous.
1-01 — Commission Meetings.
1-02 — Notice of Commission Meetings to Members.
1-03 — Quorum.
1-04 — Calendar of Submissions.
1-05 — Review of Pending Submissions by a Special Committee.
1-06 — Referral of Matters Presented Between Meetings to a Committee.
1-07 — Submission of Matters for Approval.
1-08 — Additional Materials Required.
1-09 — Records Kept in the Office of the Commission.
1-10 — Records of Submissions and Certificates.
1-11 — Preparation and Transmission of Certificates.
1-12 — Notice of Meetings to City Officials Having Jurisdiction.
1-13 — Approval of Official Having Jurisdiction.
1-14 — Certification for Final Payment.
1-15 — Amendment of Rules.
1-01 — Applicability.
1-02 — Artist's Certification Committee and Appeals Board.
1-03 — Artist's Certification Coordinator.
1-04 — Application Procedures.
1-05 — Criteria for Granting Artist's Certification.
1-06 — Right to Reconsideration or Appeal.
1-07 — Effect of Artist's Certification.
1-08 — Nontransferability.
1-09 — Submission of False or Fraudulent Information.
2-01 — Applicability and Definitions.
2-02 — Applicant Eligibility.
2-03 — Application Requirements.
2-04 — Project Qualifications.
2-05 — Create NYC Initiatives.
2-06 — Competitive Panel Review.
2-07 — Scoring and Fund Allocation.
2-08 — Application Materials
2-09 — Grant Administration and Legal Guidelines.
1-01 — Adjudication of Fitness and Discipline of Commission Employees.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-02 — Jurisdiction.
2-03 — Applicability.
2-04 — Construction and Waiver.
2-05 — Effective Date.
2-06 — Computation of Time.
2-07 — Filing of Papers.
2-08 — Extension Requests.
2-09 — Interim Orders.
2-10 — Access to Facilities and Programs by People with Disabilities.
2-11 — Representation and Appearances.
2-12 — Conduct; Suspension from Practice at the Commission.
2-13 — Ex Parte Communication.
2-14 — Recusal of Civil Service Commissioners.
2-15 — Hearings Generally.
2-16 — Post-Hearing Submissions.
2-17 — Public Access to Hearings.
2-18 — Notice of Hearing.
2-19 — Adjournments.
2-20 — Pre-Hearing Conferences.
2-21 — Witnesses and Documents.
2-22 — Interpreters.
2-23 — Failure to Appear.
2-24 — Official Notice.
2-25 — The Hearing Recording.
2-26 — Decision.
2-27 — Motions.
3-01 — Requirements to File an Appeal.
3-02 — Untimely Appeals.
3-03 — Agency Submissions.
3-04 — Proceedings.
3-05 — Requirements to File an Appeal.
3-06 — Untimely Appeals.
3-07 — Proceedings.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Representation Proceedings.
1-03 — Collective Bargaining.
1-04 — Mediation.
1-05 — Impasse Panels.
1-06 — Arbitration.
1-07 — Proceedings Before the Board of Collective Bargaining.
1-08 — Municipal Labor Committee.
1-09 — Panel Register – Fees and Expenses.
1-10 — Hearings.
1-11 — Witnesses and Subpoenas.
1-12 — General Provisions.
1-13 — Designation, Powers, and Duties of Deputies and Trial Examiners.
1-14 — Construction and Amendment of Rules.
1-01 — General Rules.
1-02 — The Calendar Officer: Notices, Calendars, Minutes, Record, and Communications.
1-03 — Suspension of Rules.
2-01 — Actions Subject to Procedure.
2-01.1 — Zoning Resolution Amendments Adopted Pursuant to Section 200 of the Charter or Section 201 of the Charter.
2-02 — Applications.
2-03 — Community Board Actions.
2-04 — Borough President Actions.
2-05 — Borough Board Actions.
2-06 — City Planning Commission Actions.
2-07 — Borough President Initiation of City Council Review.
2-08 — Board of Standards and Appeals.
2-09 — Administrative Provisions.
2-10 — Interpretation and Amendment of Regulations.
3-01 — Fee for CEQR Applications.
3-02 — Schedule of Charges.
3-06 — Fees for Applications Pursuant to Section 197-c of the Charter and Other Applications.
3-07 — Schedule of Charges.
3-08 — Natural Feature Restoration Fee.
3-09 — Fee for Zoning Verification.
3-10 — Contributions to Theater Subdistrict Fund Pursuant to § 81-744 of the New York City Zoning Resolution.
3-11 — Contributions to the West Chelsea Affordable Housing Fund Pursuant to § 98-262(c) of the New York City Zoning Resolution.
4-01 — Applicability.
4-02 — CCC and Department Review.
4-03 — Reviews for Consistency with the WRP.
4-04 — Substantial Hindrance to the WRP.
5-01 — Source of Authority and Statement of Purpose.
5-02 — General Provisions.
5-03 — Establishment of Lead Agency.
5-04 — The Office of Environmental Coordination.
5-05 — Environmental Review Procedures.
5-06 — Involved and Interested Agencies; Required Circulation.
5-07 — Scoping.
5-08 — Applications and Fees.
5-09 — Transition Section.
5-10 — Severability.
5-11 — Effective Date.
6-01 — Purpose and Authority.
6-02 — Plan Submission.
6-03 — Threshold Review and Determination.
6-04 — Standards.
6-05 — Environmental Review.
6-06 — Plan Distribution and Review.
6-07 — City Planning Commission Review.
6-08 — Modifications.
6-09 — Filing, Review and Revision.
7-01 — [Concession Subject to ULURP and Council Review.]
7-02 — [Major Concession Defined; Specific Uses, Thresholds e.g. Marinas, Spectator Sport Use, Parks.]
7-03 — [Concessions That are not Major Concessions.]
8-01 — Purpose.
8-02 — Pre-Filing Process.
8-03 — Filing of Applications.
8-04 — Certification for Permitted Parking Spaces.
9-01 — Purpose.
9-02 — Pre-Filing Process.
9-03 — Filing of Applications.
9-04 — Review and Certification of Applications.
9-05 — Lapse of Certification.
10-01 — Purpose.
10-02 — Applicability.
10-03 — Informational Meeting.
10-04 — Pre-Application Statement.
10-05 — Interdivisional Meeting.
10-06 — Reasonable Worst Case Development Scenario.
10-07 — Draft Land Use Application.
10-08 — Draft City Environmental Quality Review.
10-09 — Filing of Land Use Application.
10-10 — Filing of Application for Environmental Review.
11-01 — Signage Systems for Privately Owned Public Spaces.
11-02 — Purpose.
11-03 — Definitions.
11-04 — Applicability and Signage Requirements.
11-05 — Design Review.
11-06 — Compliance.
12-01 — Scope.
12-02 — Definitions.
12-03 — Review and Queuing of Applications.
12-04 — Effect of Lapse of Certification.
13-01 — Purpose.
13-02 — Definitions.
13-03 — Rate of Affordable Housing Development.
13-04 — Methodology to Calculate the Total Number of New Affordable Dwelling Units in a Community District.
13-05 — Methodology to Calculate the Total Number of Housing Units in a Community District at the Start of a Five-Year Cycle.
13-06 — Determination and Posting of Community District List.
1-01 — Quorum.
1-02 — Calendaring.
1-03 — Withdrawing and Laying Over Certificate of Appropriateness Items.
1-04 — Final Actions.
1-05 — Submissions to the Record.
2-01 — Application Signatures Necessary for Work Permits.
2-02 — Master Plans.
2-03 — Process for Completing Application: Staff Withdrawal of the Application.
2-04 — Summonses – New Applications.
2-05 — Temporary Installations.
2-11 — Repair, Restoration, Replacement and Re-creation of Building Facades and Related Exterior Elements.
2-12 — Storefronts, Awnings and Canopies.
2-13 — Signage.
2-14 — Windows and Doors.
2-15 — Additions: Rooftop and Rear Yard Additions or Enlargements.
2-16 — Excavation.
2-17 — Front, Side and Rear Yards.
2-18 — Barrier-Free Access.
2-19 — Sidewalks.
2-20 — Health, Safety and Utility Equipment.
2-21 — Installation of Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and other Mechanical Equipment.
2-22 — Fire Escapes.
2-23 — Rules Relating to Installation of Certain Types of Street Furniture, Sidewalk and Roadway Cafes and Other Installations in the Public Right-of-Way.
2-31 — Definitions.
2-32 — Expedited Review Procedures.
2-33 — Effect of Failure to Meet Conditions for an Expedited Review.
2-34 — Remedies for False Statements and Procedures for Action.
4-01 — Treatment of Designated Broadway Theater Interiors (Theater Interior Guidelines).
4-02 — Treatment of Designated Broadway Theater Exteriors (Theater Exterior Guidelines).
5-01 — Introduction.
5-02 — General Eligibility Requirements.
5-03 — Selection Board and Criteria.
5-04 — Application Materials.
6-01 — Introduction.
6-02 — Definitions.
6-03 — Statement of Regulatory Policy.
6-04 — Modifications of and Additions to Existing Buildings.
6-05 — Regulation of Landscape Improvements.
6-06 — Construction of New Structures.
7-01 — Definitions.
7-02 — Duration of Permits.
7-03 — Renewal of Permits.
7-04 — Effect of Expiration of Permits.
7-05 — Revocation of Approvals.
8-01 — Introduction.
8-02 — Definitions.
8-03 — Routine Maintenance.
8-04 — Storefront Alterations.
8-05 — Procedure.
9-01 — Introduction.
9-02 — Definitions.
9-03 — Eligible Interiors & Significant Features.
9-04 — Changes to Non-significant Features.
9-05 — State-of-the-Art Banking Changes.
9-06 — Applications for Partial or Complete Removal of Teller Counters.
9-07 — Application Procedures.
10-01 — Introduction.
10-02 — Notice to Tenant of Landmarks Designation.
10-03 — Notification.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Enforcement of Summonses.
11-03 — Service of Summons.
11-04 — Warning Letter.
11-05 — Summons; Grace Period.
11-06 — Stop Work Order.
12-01 — District Master Plans.
12-02 — Stone Street Historic District Master Plan Implementation Rules.
12-03 — Implementation Rules for the District Master Plan for Storefronts on Madison Avenue in the Upper East Side Historic District.
12-04 — Implementation Rules for the District Master Plan for Storefronts on Madison Avenue in the Metropolitan Museum Historic District.
12-05 — Implementation Rules for the District Master Plan for Storefronts on Madison Avenue in the Carnegie Hill (and Extension) Historic District.
12-06 — Implementation Rules for the District Master Plan for the Douglaston Historic District.
12-07 — Implementation Rules for the District Master Plan for the Fieldston Historic District.
13-01 — Requirement of Fee.
13-02 — Fee for Approval and Consideration of Applications.
13-03 — Definitions.
13-04 — Computation of Fees.
13-05 — Effective Date.
14-01 — Purpose.
14-02 — Definitions.
14-03 — Procedures for Submission of Requests for Rulemaking.
14-04 — Procedures for Consideration and Response to Requests for Rulemaking.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-02 — Use and Occupancy of Property Subject to Commissioner's Permission.
2-03 — Improvement and Alteration of Property and Marginal Streets.
2-04 — Maintenance, Repair, Reconstruction or Demolition and Removal of Privately Owned Waterfront Property and Deepening of Adjoining Water.
2-05 — Dumping, Polluting or Obstructing Waters.
2-06 — Obstructing Waterfront Property.
2-07 — Loading and Storage in Area Adjacent to Bulkhead.
2-08 — Overloading.
2-09 — Time Limit for Goods on Wharf Property.
2-10 — Parking or Storing of Vehicles on Marginal Streets or Wharf Property.
2-11 — Hazardous, Flammable or Explosive Substances.
2-12 — Berthing and Moving of Vessels.
2-13 — Wharfage and Other Fees and Charges.
2-14 — Taxicabs and Porters.
2-15 — Loading or Discharging Passengers.
2-16 — Repairs to Vessels or Aircraft; Burning and Welding Equipment.
2-17 — Smoking and Lighted Material.
2-18 — Converted Craft and Houseboats.
2-19 — Hindering or Impeding Inspections.
2-20 — Responsibility of Owners, Lessors and Charterers of Vessels and Waterfront Property.
2-21 — Compliance with Laws, Rules and Regulations.
2-22 — Penalties.
3-01 — Definitions.
3-02 — Use and Occupancy of Airports, Aircraft Landing Sites, Seaplane Bases, Heliports and Marginal Streets.
3-03 — Smoking.
3-04 — Airports.
3-05 — Seaplane Noise Control.
3-06 — Helicopter External Load Operations.
3-07 — Helicopter Noise and Safety.
3-08 — Landing and Takeoff at Other Than Licensed Heliports, Airports and Seaplane Bases.
3-09 — Lighter-Than-Air and Glider Operation.
3-10 — Unauthorized Takeoffs and/or Landings.
3-11 — Reports.
3-12 — Penalties.
4-01 — Work Notice and Work Permit Fees.
4-02 — Contract Bid Fees.
5-51 — Authority; Purpose.
5-52 — Definitions.
5-53 — Law Governing Applications.
5-54 — Rules of Construction.
5-55 — Material Misrepresentations, Misstatements and Omissions.
5-56 — Actions of Employees.
5-57 — Separability.
5-58 — Effective Date of Rules.
5-61 — Eligible Building.
5-62 — Eligible Redistributor of Energy.
5-63 — Eligible Revitalization Area Energy Users.
5-64 — Eligible Charges and Eligible Public Utility Service Charges.
5-65 — Special Rebates for Users and Redistributors that Applied for LMEP Benefits After October 31, 2000.
5-67 — Special Rebates for Redistributors and Users that Applied for LMEP Benefits Prior to November 1, 2000.
5-71 — Implementation by Eligible Redistributor of Energy or Qualified Eligible Redistributor of Energy.
5-72 — Implementation by a Utility and NYCPUS.
5-73 — Granting of Utility Credit to a Utility.
5-81 — Forms and Filing of Application and Preapplication.
5-82 — Contents of Preapplication and Application.
5-83 — Application Filing Fee.
5-84 — Representations and Warranties.
5-85 — Approval of an Application.
5-86 — Notification to Applicant.
5-87 — Certificate of Eligibility.
5-88 — Notification to a Utility and/or NYCPUS.
5-89 — Periodic and Other Reports to DBS.
5-91 — Requests for an Opportunity To Be Heard.
5-92 — Opportunity To Be Heard.
5-93 — Final Determination; Notification.
5-01 — Authority; Purpose.
5-02 — Definitions.
5-03 — Law Governing Applications.
5-04 — Rules of Construction.
5-05 — Material Misrepresentations, Misstatements and Omissions.
5-06 — Actions of City Employees.
5-07 — Separability.
5-11 — Energy Users.
5-12 — Premises.
5-13 — Charges.
5-14 — Special Rebates.
5-15 — Discounts.
5-16 — Table of Percentages Applicable to the Calculation of Special Rebates for Users that Applied for ECSP Benefits After October 31, 2000.
5-18 — Special Rebates for Those that Applied for ECSP Benefits Prior to November 1, 2000.
5-19 — Benefit Period.
5-21 — Granting of Special Rebates to Eligible Energy Users, Eligible Owners, Qualified Eligible Energy Users and On-Site Cogenerators.
5-22 — Remittance Form.
5-22.1 — Cogenerator Credit Form.
5-23 — Granting of Discount to Vendors.
5-24 — Granting of Discounts to NYCPUS.
5-25 — Granting of Utility Credit to Utilities; Audit.
5-31 — Forms and Filing of Application.
5-32 — Submission of an Application.
5-33 — Contents of Application.
5-34 — Application Filing Fee.
5-35 — Representations and Warranties.
5-36 — Commissioner's Review; Certification of Eligibility Procedure.
5-41 — Notification to Applicant.
5-42 — Certificate of Eligibility.
5-43 — Notification to Utilities, Vendors and/or NYCPUS.
5-44 — Reporting and Inspection Requirements.
5-45 — Requests for an Opportunity to be Heard.
5-46 — Opportunity to be Heard.
5-47 — Final Determination; Notification.
10-01 — Applicability.
10-02 — Definitions.
10-03 — Covered Contracts.
10-04 — Responsibilities of Contracting Agencies.
10-05 — Responsibilities of the Division of Labor Services.
10-06 — Criteria for Compliance – Generally.
10-07 — Noncompliance.
10-08 — Referral to Other Agencies on Suspicion of Violations.
10-09 — Existing Contracts and Subcontracts.
10-10 — Confidentiality.
10-11 — Delegation of Authority by the Director.
10-12 — Separability.
10-13 — Effectiveness and Applicability.
11-01 — Applicability.
11-02 — Definitions.
11-03 — Certification of LBE's.
11-04 — Responsibilities of Contracting Agencies.
11-05 — Complaints.
11-06 — Responsibilities of the Division of Economic and Financial Opportunity.
11-07 — Separability and Applicability.
11-21 — Definitions.
11-22 — Eligibility Criteria.
11-23 — Application Intake and Verification.
11-24 — Notice of Determination and Right to Appeal.
11-25 — Appeals.
11-26 — Revocation of Minority- or Women-Owned Business Enterprise Status.
11-27 — Certification Criteria and Procedures for Firms Certified as Minority- and/or Women-Owned Business Enterprises by Other Governmental Entities.
11-60 — Definitions.
11-61 — Citywide Goals.
11-62 — Responsibilities of the Division.
11-63 — Responsibilities of Agency M/WBE Officers.
11-64 — Agency Utilization Plans.
11-65 — Achieving Agency Participation Goals.
11-66 — Participation Goals for Contracts for Construction and Professional and Standard Services.
11-67 — Determining Credit for MBE, WBE and EBE Participation.
11-68 — Small Purchases.
11-69 — Compliance Reporting.
11-70 — Agency Compliance.
11-71 — Pre-Qualification.
11-72 — Enforcement.
11-73 — Procurements by Elected Officials and the Council.
11-74 — Applicability.
11-75 — Comptroller.
11-81 — Definitions.
11-82 — Eligibility Criteria.
11-83 — Application Intake and Verification.
11-84 — Notice of Determination and Right to Appeal.
11-85 — Appeals.
11-86 — Revocation of Emerging Business Enterprise Status.
11-87 — Definitions.
11-88 — Calculation of Grants and Eligibility Criteria.
11-89 — Notice.
11-90 — Payments.
11-91 — Conditions of Grants.
11-92 — Appropriations.
11-93 — Withdrawal by a Qualified Employer from Grant.
12-01 — Adjudications of the Department of Business Services.
13-01 — Definitions.
13-02 — Application for a Waiver.
13-03 — Waiver Determinations.
13-04 — Renewals.
14-01 — Purpose.
14-02 — Definitions.
14-03 — General Eligibility Requirements.
14-04 — Application Requirements and Selection Criteria.
14-05 — Program and Contract Compliance.
15-01 — Purpose.
15-02 — Definitions.
15-03 — General Eligibility Requirements.
15-04 — Selection Criteria.
15-05 — Intensive Business Needs Assessment.
15-06 — Compliance.
16-01 — Purpose.
16-02 — Definitions.
16-03 — Eligibility.
16-04 — General Restrictions and Ineligibility.
16-05 — Application Procedure.
16-06 — Review, Recommendation, and Approval.
16-07 — Execution of Grant Agreement.
16-08 — Grants.
16-09 — Material Misrepresentations, Misstatements and Omissions.
17-01 — Purpose.
17-02 — Definitions.
17-03 — Eligibility Requirements.
17-04 — Selection Criteria.
17-05 — Award.
17-06 — Compliance.
18-01 — Purpose.
18-02 — Definitions.
18-03 — Eligibility Requirements.
18-04 — Selection Criteria.
18-05 — Award.
18-06 — Compliance.
19-01 — Purpose.
19-02 — Definitions.
19-03 — Eligibility Requirements.
19-04 — General Restrictions and Ineligibility.
19-05 — Application Procedure.
19-06 — Review, Recommendation, and Approval.
19-07 — Execution of Grant Agreement.
19-08 — Grants.
19-09 — Material Misrepresentations, Misstatements and Omissions.
20-01 — Definitions.
20-02 — Procedure for Submitting Petitions.
20-03 — DSBS Procedures for Considering and Responding to Petitions for Rulemaking.
1-01 — Definitions.
1-02 — Microtrenching Permitted: Notifications to the Department.
1-03 — Requirement to Install Excess Capacity.
1-04 — Ownership and Maintenance of Conduit.
1-05 — Use and Management of Excess Capacity.
1-06 — The Owner's Obligation to Remove or Otherwise Dispose of Conduit.
1-07 — Enforcement.
1-08 — Miscellaneous Provisions.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — Applicability.
4-03 — Electricity Usage.
4-04 — Notice.
6-01 — Definitions.
6-02 — Penalties.
6-03 — Liability for Violations.
6-04 — Notice.
6-05 — Maintenance of Public Pay Telephones.
6-06 — Advertisements.
6-30 — Permit Required.
6-31 — Issuance and Transfer of Permits.
6-32 — Application and Fee for Permit.
6-33 — Term of Permit; Termination of Permit.
6-34 — Consent of Building Owner/commercial Lessee Required.
6-35 — Notification by Department to Agencies and Review of Application for Permits.
6-36 — Revocation of Permits, Removing and Rendering Public Pay Telephones Inoperable.
6-37 — Determination of Public Nuisance.
6-39 — Removal of Telephones by the Department and Disposition of Removed Telephones.
6-40 — Applicability.
6-41 — Siting and Clearance Requirements.
6-42 — Sign Required.
6-43 — Installation and Maintenance.
6-44 — Compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act.
6-45 — Compliance with Other Authority.
6-47 — City Authority to Operate.
6-48 — Fee Nonrefundable.
1-01 — Applications.
1-02 — Eligibility.
1-03 — Licensee Prohibitions, Duties and Limitations.
1-04 — Violations.
2-01 — General Statement.
2-02 — Definitions.
2-03 — Application for Financial Assistance for Burial Expenses.
2-04 — Eligibility of Applicants for a Grant for Burial Expenses.
2-05 — Verification.
2-06 — Residence.
2-07 — Continuing Liability of the Legally Responsible Relative.
2-08 — Fair Hearing.
2-09 — Application for Financial Assistance for Burial Expenses for Certain Veterans.
3-01 — Purpose.
3-02 — Definitions.
3-03 — Standards for Evaluating Employment Training Programs.
3-04 — Employment Placement Rate Review.
3-05 — Disapproval for False or Fraudulent Documentation, Mismanagement, and Failure to Meet State Requirements.
3-06 — Disapproval for Failure to Submit Documentation of Attendance and Progress.
3-07 — Standards for Approval of Enrollment and Requests for Training Related Expenses for Public Assistance Recipients.
3-08 — Fraudulent Application for Training Related Expenses.
3-09 — Consequences of Enrollment in a Program that Becomes Disapproved.
4-01 — Definitions.
4-02 — [Eligibility.]
4-03 — [Certification Requirements.]
4-04 — [Food Allocation and Administrative Funds, Biannual Review.]
4-05 — [Food Budget.]
4-06 — [Allocation of Administrative Funds.]
4-07 — [Modifications.]
5-01 — Rights of Persons with Clinical/Symptomatic HIV Illness or with AIDS.
5-02 — Rent Limitation.
6-01 — Definitions.
6-02 — The IDNYC Card.
6-03 — Eligibility and Application Process for New Applicants.
6-04 — Proof of Identity and Residency.
6-05 — Proof of Identity.
6-06 — Proof of Residency.
6-07 — Applicants with Caretakers.
6-08 — Changes of Name, Address and Gender.
6-09 — Fees.
6-10 — Expiration and Renewal.
6-11 — Confidentiality of IDNYC Card Eligibility Information.
6-12 — Secondary Review Conferences and Reapplications Following Denial of IDNYC Card Applications.
6-13 — Card Invalidations.
9-01 — Definitions.
9-02 — Administration of the HOME Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Program.
9-03 — Eligibility Criteria.
9-04 — Application Process, Lottery and Waitlist.
9-05 — Coupon.
9-06 — Leasing a Unit.
9-07 — Annual and Interim Recertification and Ongoing Program Participant Obligations.
9-08 — Calculating HRA HOME TBRA Rental Assistance Amount and Household Share of Rent.
9-09 — Inspections.
9-10 — Moves.
9-11 — Household Separations.
9-12 — Right of Review.
9-13 — Agency Review Conference and HRA Administrative Appeal Process.
9-14 — Additional Provisions.
10-01 — Definitions.
10-02 — Administration of the CityFHEPS Programs.
10-03 — Initial Eligibility, Application and Approval for City Residents Who Are Not in an HRA or DHS Shelter or Street Homeless.
10-04 — Initial Eligibility and Approval for Shelter Residents and Persons Who Are Street Homeless.
10-05 — Maximum Monthly Rents.
10-06 — Calculation of CityFHEPS Rental Assistance Payment Amount – Apartments and SROs.
10-07 — Calculation of CityFHEPS Rental Assistance Payment Amount – Rooms.
10-08 — Renewals and Restorations.
10-09 — Adjustments to CityFHEPS Rental Assistance Payment Amount, Discontinuance of Rental Assistance Payments, or Program Termination Prior to Renewal.
10-10 — Moves.
10-11 — Households Previously in Receipt of CITYFEPS, CityFHEPS Subchapter B, LINC VI, Pathway Home or SEPS.
10-12 — Household Requirements.
10-13 — Agency Review Conference and DSS Administrative Appeal Process.
10-14 — Landlord Requirements.
10-15 — Additional Provisions.
10-16 — Subchapter B Units.
10-17 — Initial Eligibility.
10-18 — Calculation of the CityFHEPS Rental Assistance Payment Amount.
10-19 — Renewals and Restorations.
10-20 — Adjustments to CityFHEPS Rental Assistance Payment Amount, Discontinuance of Rental Assistance Payments, and Program Termination Prior to Renewal.
10-21 — Moves and Referrals to CityFHEPS Subchapter A.
10-22 — Household Requirements.
10-23 — Agency Review Conference and DSS Administrative Appeal Process.
10-24 — Subchapter C Units.
10-25 — Owner Obligations.
10-26 — Calculation of the CityFHEPS Subchapter C Rental Assistance Payment Amount and Subchapter C Unit Repair Grant.
10-27 — Additional Subchapter C Provisions.
11-01 — Definitions.
11-02 — Administration of the Pathway Home Program.
11-03 — Eligibility.
11-04 — Calculation of Monthly Pathway Home Payments to Host Families.
11-05 — Moves.
11-06 — Agency Review Conference and DSS Administrative Appeal Process.
11-07 — Additional Provisions.
12-01 — Definitions.
12-02 — In General.
12-03 — Initial Eligibility and Application Process.
12-04 — Enrollment Period, Ongoing Eligibility and Re-Enrollments.
12-05 — Penalties for Misuse or Abuse.
12-06 — Administrative Review Process.
12-07 — Confidentiality of Fair Fares NYC Eligibility Information.
12-08 — Additional Provisions.
13-01 — Changes to Burial Claims Generally.
13-02 — Increase in Burial Allowance.
1-01 — Conduct of Adjudicatory Hearings.
2-01 — Definitions.
2-02 — Filing Complaints.
2-03 — Initial Processing of Complaints.
2-04 — Referring Complaints.
2-05 — Investigating Complaints.
2-06 — Factual Determinations.
2-07 — Appeals of Factual Determinations.
2-08 — Corrective Action Plans and Violations.
2-21 — Registration Requirements.
2-22 — Incorporation of New York State Regulations.
2-31 — Penalty Schedule.
1-01 — Meetings.
1-02 — Public Testimony at Regular Meetings.
1-03 — Calendars.
1-04 — General Rules.
1-05 — Amendment of Rules.
1-01 — Scope of Rules.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Submission of Plan.
1-04 — Registration Opportunities.
1-05 — Employees.
1-06 — Reporting.
1-01 — Emergency Food Delivery. [Terminated*]
1-01 — Scope of Rules.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Interpreters.
2-01 — Purpose and scope.
2-02 — Definitions.
2-03 — Project Eligibility Requirements.
2-04 — Target Funding Allocation.
2-05 — Idea Generation.
2-06 — Ballot Selection Criteria.
2-07 — Voting Process.
2-08 — Final Selection Process.
1-01 — Short Title.
1-02 — Definitions.
1-03 — Scope.
1-04 — Format.
2-01 — Criteria.
2-02 — Certification.
3-01 — General.
3-02 — Network of Referral Sources.
3-03 — Responsibilities.
3-04 — Performance Review.
4-02 — Transactions with an Original Value of More Than 3 Million Dollars.
4-03 — Application of Community Hiring Goals.
4-04 — Discretionary Application of Goals on Emergency Procurements.
5-01 — Contractor Responsibilities.
5-02 — Subcontractor Responsibilities.
5-03 — Demonstration of Best Efforts.
6-01 — Records.
6-02 — Reporting.
7-01 — Determination of Non-Compliance.
7-02 — Corrective Action.
7-03 — Civil Penalties.
1-101 — Short title.
1-102 — Legislative intent.
1-103 — Effect of local law.
1-104 — Judicial notice.
1-105 — Separability.
1-106 — No failure of applicable statutes.
1-107 — Pending actions and proceedings.
1-108 — Existing rights and remedies saved.
1-109 — Enumeration of powers not restrictive.
1-110 — No repeal by implication.
1-111 — Amendment of water supply provisions.
1-112 — Definitions.
1-113 — Gender neutral language.
1-114 — Language referring to noncitizens.
2-101 — Name; powers and rights of the corporation; seal.
2-103 — Official city flag.
2-104 — Official flag; borough of the Bronx.
2-105 — Official flag; borough of Brooklyn.
2-106 — Daylight saving time; effect thereof on public proceedings.
2-107 — Official flag; borough of Staten Island.
2-201 — The city of New York, territory thereof and extent of jurisdiction and powers.
2-202 — Division into boroughs and boundaries thereof.
2-203 — Power to mark boundaries and to make surveys.
3-101 — Flag of the mayor.
3-102 — Flags and decorations; city hall park.
3-103 — Apprehension and conviction of criminals.
3-104 — Declaration of emergency.
3-105 — Emergency measures.
3-106 — Filing and publication.
3-107 — Duration and termination of emergency.
3-108 — Violations.
3-109 — Definitions.
3-110 — Parking spaces.
3-113 — Notification of status of government services during severe weather conditions or other emergency.
3-113.1 — Posting of executive orders and memoranda of understanding on the city's website.
3-114 — Agency liaisons.
3-115 — New York city identity card.
3-116 — Veterans receiving certain city services.
3-117 — Annual reporting on bail and the criminal justice system.
3-118 — Training regarding homeless, runaway or sexually exploited youth.
3-119 — Modification or removal of deed restrictions.
3-119.1 — Citywide census of vacant properties.
3-119.2 — Annual reporting on workplace sexual harassment.
3-119.3 — Study on notification of public assistance eligibility.
3-119.4 — Press credentials.
3-119.5.1 — Citywide list of artificial intelligence systems assessed by office of algorithmic accountability.
3-119.5 — Notice requirement for filming permits.
3-119.5 — Algorithmic tools.
3-119.6 — Public education on reproductive health care.
3-119.7 — Reporting requirements regarding multi-agency emergency housing assistance.
3-119.8 — Child care subsidy information portal.
3-119.8.1 — Automated text messaging system.
3-119.9 — [Workforce survey of migrants.]
3-119.10 — [Health survey of migrants.]
3-119.11 — Citywide bathroom strategy.
3-119.12 — New York city housing authority vacant commercial space feasibility study.
3-119.13 — Cultural passport program.
3-119.13 — Signage describing certain provisions of the administrative code of the city of New York and know-your-rights material.
3-121 — Client information management systems study.
3-120 — Annual city food system metrics report.
3-121 — Clean waterfront plan.
3-122 — New York city panel on climate change.
3-124 — Study and report on the effects of wind on certain buildings.
3-125 — Geothermal systems.
3-125.1 — Geothermal exchange system demonstration program.
3-127 — Map of areas most vulnerable to flooding; mitigation plan.
3-128 — Efficiency and efficacy study of existing geothermal systems.
3-129 — Study of beneficial reuse of dewatering discharge from the aquifers in Queens county.
3-130 — Pilot program to provide heating and/or cooling or other beneficial reuse of discharge waters from dewatering operations in southeastern Queens county.
3-131 — Climate resiliency design guidelines.
3-132 — Resiliency scores of agency projects.
3-140 — Office of labor standards.
3-150 — General.
3-151 — Report on outcomes of services provided to public housing residents.
3-152 — Three-quarter housing task force.
3-153 — Annual report on the New York city housing authority’s permanent affordability commitment together program.
3-154 — Report on vacant New York city housing authority dwelling units.
3-160 — Equity assessments.
3-161 — Gender and racial equity training.
3-162 — Publicly available information regarding gender identity related rights and resources.
3-170 — General.
3-171 — Pay and employment equity data.
3-180 — Definitions.
3-181 — Reporting on domestic violence initiatives, indicators, and factors.
3-182 — Outreach to cosmetologists.
3-183 — Service satisfaction surveys.
3-184 — Advisory committee on female genital mutilation and cutting.
3-185 — Domestic violence and gender-based violence survivor housing stability program.
3-186 — Online services portal and guide.
3-187 — Personal safety and security resource program.
3-188 — Civil legal services program for income-eligible domestic violence survivors.
3-189 — Traumatic brain injury training program.
3-190 — Definitions.
3-191 — Online database.
3-192 — Outreach.
3-193 — Interactive map of mental health service providers.
3-194 — Report on involuntary removals.
3-195 — Community outreach regarding the availability of mental health resources in response to violent and traumatic incidents.
3-196 — Mental health emergency response reporting.
3-201 — Councilmanic flag.
3-203 — Public advocate; member of all committees.
3-204 — Salaries; additional compensation for officers of council.
3-204.1 — Transfer and disposal of surplus old desks and chairs, councilmanic chambers.
3-204.2 — Transfer of councilmanic chairs at termination of office.
3-204.3 — Workers' compensation for city council employees.
3-204.4 — Representation; council members.
3-205 — City clerk; employees; bonds.
3-206 — City clerk; proceedings of council.
3-207 — City clerk; fees.
3-207.1 — Marriage notification.
3-208 — Local laws; public hearings; publication of notice.
3-209 — Young adult voter registration.
3-209.1 — Distribution of library card application materials.
3-209.2 — Distribution of college-savings plan materials in schools.
3-210 — Fingerprinting.
3-211 — Definitions.
3-212 — Powers and duties of the city clerk.
3-213 — Statement of registration.
3-215 — Termination of retainer, employment or designation.
3-216 — Periodic reports.
3-216.1 — Fundraising and political consulting reports.
3-217 — Annual reports.
3-218 — Contingent retainer.
3-219 — Obligations of lobbyists.
3-220 — Retention of records.
3-221 — Filing of statements and reports.
3-222 — Certification.
3-223 — Penalties.
3-240 — [Definitions.]
3-241 — Domestic partnership registration.
3-242 — Termination of domestic partnership.
3-243 — Confidentiality of domestic partnership information.
3-244 — Certificate of domestic partnership registration.
3-245 — Recognition of marriages not recognized by the state of New York, domestic partnerships, and civil unions of other jurisdictions.
3-224 — Definitions.
3-225 — Prohibition of gifts.
3-226 — Enforcement.
3-227 — Penalties.
3-301 — Bond of comptroller.
3-302 — Bonds of deputy comptrollers.
3-303 — Bureaus in office of comptroller.
3-304 — Other duties of bureaus.
3-305 — Comptroller; custodian of evidences of debt, contracts.
3-306 — Report as to outstanding contracts.
3-306.1 — Property of city outside the city limits; payment of taxes.
3-307 — Forms for paying money.
3-308 — Payment of salaries.
3-309 — Audit and payment of county charges and expenses.
3-310 — Comptroller; monthly reports from agencies.
3-311 — Accounts of city collector and his or her deputies to be examined.
3-312 — Statistical records to be compiled by city officials.
3-313 — Monthly report of unexpended balances of appropriations.
3-314 — Records; copies when in evidence.
3-316 — Three following sections; how construed.
3-317 — Awards for grading of streets; definition of terms.
3-318 — Award of damages to land and improvements by reason of grading of streets; measure of damages; presentation of claims.
3-319 — Power of the comptroller to issue subpoenas and administer oaths, to compel witnesses to testify.
3-320 — Action to recover damages.
3-401 — Awards to spouses of killed firefighters, police officers, transit police officers, emergency medical technicians and advanced emergency medical technicians.
3-402 — Awards to surviving spouses and domestic partners of members of the uniformed correctional and sanitation forces.
3-403 — Awards to survivors of certain civilian members of the police department.
3-404 — Awards to spouses and domestic partners of officers or employees of the city.
3-405 — Awards for death or injuries received by persons other than peace officers while attempting to prevent the commission of a crime, preserve the peace or prevent public disturbances.
3-406 — Leases for public purposes.
3-407 — Transfer of streets.
3-501 — Receipts to be recorded and accounted for.
3-502 — Permits.
3-503 — President of borough to furnish information.
3-504 — Borough president; right of entry.
3-505 — Street numbers.
3-506 — Borough presidents to adjust numbering.
3-507 — Numbers in certain sections in the borough of Manhattan.
3-508 — Excavations or embankments near landmarks.
3-509 — Removal or covering up of landmarks.
3-510 — Violations.
3-511 — Provision of legislative process and parliamentary procedure training materials; training for community boards.
3-512 — Equal employment opportunity training for community boards.
3-601 — Quadrennial advisory commission for the review of compensation levels of elected officials.
3-701 — Short title.
3-702 — Definitions.
3-703 — Eligibility and other requirements.
3-704 — Qualified campaign expenditures.
3-705 — Optional public financing.
3-706 — Expenditures limitations.
3-707 — Voluntary registration by political committees.
3-708 — Campaign finance board.
3-709 — New York city campaign finance fund.
3-709.5 — Mandatory debates.
3-710 — Examinations and audits; repayments.
3-710.5 — Findings of violation infraction; adjudications; final determinations.
3-711 — Penalties.
3-712 — Campaigns for office not subject to this chapter.
3-713 — Reports.
3-714 — Construction.
3-715 — Joint campaign activities.
3-716 — Application of the contribution and expenditure limitations to certain political activities.
3-717 — Limited Participation.
3-718 — Obligations of non-participating candidates.
3-719 — Tolling of time for notice of alleged violations and/or notice of repayment of public funds.
3-801 — Transition and inauguration donations and expenses.
3-802 — Penalties.
3-901 — Definitions.
3-902 — Reporting and donor disclosure for organizations affiliated with elected officials.
3-903 — Prohibition of acceptance of certain donations.
3-904 — Advisory opinions, outreach and determination of control.
3-905 — Enforcement.
3-906 — Penalties.
3-907 — Rulemaking.
3-1001 — Definitions.
3-1002 — Interagency working group.
3-1003 — Environmental justice plan.
3-1004 — Agency responsibilities.
3-1005 — Research, data collection and analysis.
3-1006 — Advisory board.
3-1007 — Environmental justice study and portal.
3-1101 — Definitions.
3-1102 — Establishment and management of legal defense trusts.
3-1103 — Reporting and disclosure by legal defense trusts.
3-1104 — Dissolution of the legal defense trust.
3-1105 — Enforcement.
3-1106 — Rulemaking.
3-1107 — Penalties.
4-101 — Acquisition of certain lands; by reversion.
4-102 — Loss of certain lands; by reversion.
4-104 — Title to certain public beaches; limitations thereon.
4-105 — Land in private or in closed or discontinued streets; conveyance to abutting owners or other persons.
4-106 — City real property; exceptions to inalienability and to public sale of.
4-107 — City real property; transfer of, to department of citywide administrative services.
4-108 — City real property; condition precedent to disposition of.
4-109 — City real property; sale of.
4-110 — School lands; sale of, at auction.
4-111 — Market property; sale of.
4-112 — Deeds; execution of, by city.
4-113 — Power to exchange lands no longer used for public purpose.
4-114 — Boundary disputes; power to settle.
4-115 — Demolition or removal of buildings.
4-116 — Discrimination in housing.
4-117 — Title to former town burial grounds; care, maintenance and operation; appropriation for care and maintenance; transfer of funds.
4-118 — Investment of trust funds for perpetual care and maintenance in cemeteries.
4-119 — Acquisition of certain cemetery lands in the borough of the Bronx.
4-120 — Minority and women-owned business enterprises.
4-201 — Commissioner of citywide administrative services, functions.
4-202 — Collection of rents.
4-203 — Leasing or renting of real property by commissioner of citywide administrative services.
4-204 — Demolition of buildings and structures.
4-205 — Supervision of management activities of developers.
4-206 — Displaying a POW/MIA flag over public property.
4-207.1 — Photovoltaic systems for city-owned buildings.
4-207.2 — Monitoring electricity and fossil fuel usage in certain facilities.
4-207.3 — Utility-scale energy storage systems for city buildings.
4-207.4 — Solar water heating and thermal energy systems for city-owned buildings.
4-208 — List of city-owned and operated real property.
4-209 — Automated external defibrillators at youth baseball and youth softball games and practices on city land leased to youth leagues.
4-210 — Access to city property.
4-211 — Green energy in city-owned buildings.
4-212 — School siting task force.
4-213 — Notice to department of education and school construction authority regarding city-owned or leased property.
4-214 — Notice of soil contaminants in city development projects.
4-215 — Transfer of Rikers Island to the commissioner of citywide administrative services.
4-216 — Limitation on lighting in city-owned buildings.
4-217 — Limitation on nighttime illumination in city-owned or leased buildings during peak avian migration periods.
4-218 — Solar energy generation on city-controlled parking lots.
5-101 — Definitions.
5-103 — Departmental estimates; details.
5-104 — Departmental estimates; not submitted on time.
5-105 — Adoption of capital budget not authorization for expenditures.
5-106 — Capital projects; contracts; certification of debt incurring power.
5-107 — New York city housing development corporation capital reserve fund.
5-108 — Public online capital project database.
5-201 — Collection of income of sinking funds.
5-202 — Separate accounts to be kept for the several sinking funds.
5-203 — Funds and revenues pledged to redemption of city debt.
5-204 — Cancellation of city obligations held by the several sinking funds.
5-205 — Procedure for investment of sinking fund moneys.
5-206 — Duties when accumulations in sinking funds are insufficient.
5-207 — Alteration of rates prohibited.
5-301 — Definitions.
5-302 — Construction.
5-303 — Special provisions in proceedings for drainage of land by means other than sewers.
5-304 — Cession to and purchase by the city of the real property being acquired.
5-305 — Preparation of maps in capital project proceeding; filing.
5-306 — Lis pendens.
5-307 — Notice of application to condemn.
5-308 — Application to condemn; contents of petition.
5-309 — Notice to file claims.
5-310 — Proof of ownership.
5-311 — Examination before trial of party or witness.
5-312 — Note of issue of the proceeding.
5-313 — View by court.
5-314 — Trial of proceeding; evidence.
5-315 — Maps to be supplied court.
5-316 — Clerks to be furnished the court.
5-317 — Tentative decree; what to contain; where filed.
5-318 — Agreements for compensation to be awarded for the removal of structures from premises being acquired.
5-319 — Separate and partial tentative and final decrees.
5-320 — Notice to file objections; objections; hearings.
5-321 — Final decree; preparation thereof; what to contain.
5-322 — Filing of final decree as to damage where objections and the filing of a tentative decree are waived.
5-323 — Final decree; how filed; effect.
5-324 — Appeal to appellate division.
5-325 — Appeal to court of appeals.
5-326 — Taxation of costs, charges and expenses.
5-327 — Damages; when, how and to whom paid.
5-328 — Advance payments.
5-329 — Purchase of awards by the city.
5-330 — Instruments assigning or pledging awards.
5-331 — Correction of defects.
5-332 — Order to expedite proceeding.
5-333 — Discontinuance of proceedings by the mayor.
5-334 — Vesting of title; date of; seizing; possession.
5-335 — Vesting of title; effect of, upon real property contracts.
5-336 — Rights of certain owners of property condemned for public use.
5-337 — Title acquired for streets and courtyards.
5-338 — Title acquired for streets; subject to certain easements.
5-339 — Title acquired for streets; subject to rights of railroads.
5-340 — Title acquired for intercepting sewer purposes; over railroad lands.
5-341 — Definitions.
5-342 — Construction.
5-343 — Power to condemn excess lands.
5-344 — Amendment of improvement proceeding to include or exclude excess lands.
5-345 — Damage maps to be prepared.
5-346 — Petition and notice.
5-347 — Vesting of title; seizing; possession.
5-348 — Ascertainment of damages where part of parcel is taken for an improvement and remainder as excess lands.
5-349 — Payments of awards and interest.
5-350 — Sale and lease of acquired excess lands.
5-376 — Determination of additional sources of water supply; reports to board of estimate.
5-377 — Further reports to board of estimate; hearings; map or plan of whole work to be approved and filed.
5-378 — Entry to prepare maps and to post notice.
5-379 — Real estate maps; preparation, submission and adoption thereof.
5-380 — Maps; filing of.
5-381 — Application for appointment of commissioners of appraisal.
5-382 — Notice of application for appointment of commissioners of appraisal.
5-383 — Appointment of commissioners of appraisal; their qualifications.
5-384 — Oath of commissioners of appraisal; filing thereof.
5-385 — Eligibility of commissioners for reappointment.
5-386 — Vesting of title; possession; removal of buildings or improvements.
5-387 — Commissioners of appraisal; powers and proceedings thereof; provisions for filling of vacancies.
5-388 — Report of commissioners; compensation for loss to railroad or electric corporation or owner of water power; expenses.
5-389 — Filing of the commissioners' report.
5-390 — Notice of hearing on report.
5-391 — Hearing on the report.
5-392 — Payment by the city.
5-393 — Limitation of time for presenting claims.
5-394 — Calendar call after eighteen months; cessation of interest.
5-395 — Payment by city as termination of liability.
5-396 — Payment to trust company to the credit of the owner; suit to determine the rightful owner.
5-397 — Separate reports by the commissioners.
5-398 — Unforeseeable damages; settlement or determination thereof.
5-399 — Appeal from the report of the commissioners.
5-401 — Powers of the supreme court.
5-402 — Agreements as to compensation.
5-403 — Definitions; special provision concerning acquisition of real estate used for public purposes.
5-410 — Compensation, fees, expenses and allowances.
5-418 — Where acquired real estate taxable.
5-423 — Damage to value of real property; businesses, and employees thereof.
5-424 — Certain acts not to be affected.
5-426 — Approval of maps and plans by the New York state department of environmental conservation.
5-429 — Former board of water supply.
5-351 — Definitions.
5-352 — Construction.
5-353 — Authority to acquire real estate outside the state of New York.
5-354 — Acquisition of real estate.
5-355 — Condemnation proceedings.
5-356 — Acquisition of real estate used for railroad, highway or other public purpose.
5-357 — Maps; preparation and filing of.
5-358 — Hearing by the mayor.
5-359 — Entry upon lands to make maps.
5-360 — Damage maps; preparation and filing of.
5-361 — Agreements with owners of real estate or other persons.
5-362 — Institution of proceedings.
5-363 — Notice of the proceeding.
5-364 — Vesting of title; removal of buildings.
5-365 — Presentation of claims.
5-366 — Proceedings before the court.
5-367 — Tentative decree.
5-368 — Tentative decree; notice of motion to confirm; confirmation thereof.
5-369 — Appeals.
5-370 — Awards; payment of.
5-371 — City protected by payment; recovery from person not entitled thereto.
5-372 — Awards; deposit of.
5-373 — How defects may be remedied.
5-374 — Acquisition of real estate for sewage disposal in connection with the city water supply.
5-430 — Definitions.
5-431 — Effect upon prior street closings.
5-432 — Authority to close streets and to acquire any right, title or interest therein.
5-433 — Resolution authorizing the closing or discontinuance of a street; contents of.
5-434 — Acquisition of street being closed or discontinued.
5-435 — Street closing and acquisition maps; certification and filing of.
5-436 — Order to expedite.
5-437 — Release to owners.
5-438 — Closing of street; vesting of title.
5-439 — Closing of street; effect on real property contracts.
5-440 — Notice of application to court.
5-441 — Application to court; contents of petition.
5-442 — Order granting application; filing thereof.
5-443 — Filing of damage map; notice to file claims.
5-444 — Proof of ownership.
5-445 — Note of issue of the proceeding.
5-446 — View by court.
5-447 — Decision of the court.
5-448 — Corporation counsel to furnish clerks; agencies to furnish maps.
5-449 — Amendment of street closing proceeding to include acquisition of fee title to closed street.
5-450 — Agreements with owners.
5-451 — Tentative decree; preparation, contents and filing of.
5-452 — Notice to file objections; hearing thereon.
5-453 — Correction of defects.
5-454 — Final decree; preparation, contents and filing of.
5-455 — Appeals to appellate division and court of appeals.
5-456 — Taxation of costs, charges and expenses.
5-457 — Awards and costs; when, how and to whom paid.
5-458 — Awards; deposits of; payment of, to persons not entitled thereto.
5-459 — Purchase of awards by the city.
5-501 — Director of management and budget; access to agencies.
5-502 — Departmental estimates; duplicates.
5-503 — Departmental estimates; preparation.
5-504 — Departmental estimates; necessity for funds requested.
5-505 — When the director of management and budget is to prepare departmental estimate.
5-506 — Departmental estimates; form of.
5-507 — The budget; details.
5-508 — The budget; miscellaneous revenues appropriated for specific purposes.
5-509 — Items to be included in annual budget.
5-510 — Payment of certain moneys from general fund
5-601 — Criminal justice account.
5-602 — Revenues.
5-603 — Dedication.
5-604 — Expenditures.
6-101 — Contracts; certificate of comptroller.
6-102 — Performance of contracts.
6-103 — Extension of time for performance.
6-104 — Release from fines.
6-105 — Vouchers.
6-106 — Certificate of completion.
6-107 — Warrants upon vouchers.
6-107.1 — Payments to city contractors to be made by electronic funds transfer.
6-108 — Discrimination in employment.
6-108.1 — Locally based enterprises.
6-109 — [Living wage, prevailing wage and health benefits for certain city service contractors or subcontractors.]
6-109.1 — Prevailing wage for security guards and fire guards at city-contracted shelters.
6-110 — Additional work.
6-111 — Bids; opening of.
6-111.1 — [Electronic posting of requests for proposals.]
6-111.2 — Client services contracts.
6-112 — False statements.
6-113 — Security.
6-114 — Participation in an international boycott.
6-115.1 — Nondiscrimination in employment in Northern Ireland.
6-116 — Additional contract provisions.
6-116.1 — Information required to be kept on contractor performance.
6-116.2 — Computerized database of information related to franchises, concessions, and contracts.
6-116.3 — Document vault for procurement-related documents.
6-117 — Purchases; statement of.
6-118 — Printing and stationery.
6-119 — Copies; printing of.
6-120 — Standards and specifications.
6-121 — Purchase of low-emission motor vehicles.
6-123 — Contractor human rights compliance.
6-125 — [Emergency contraception to rape victims in hospital emergency department.]
6-127 — Procurement of energy-using products.
6-128 — [Home loans; predatory lending practices prohibited.]
6-129 — Participation by minority-owned and women-owned business enterprises and emerging business enterprises in city procurement.
6-129.1 — Nondiscrimination in public contracting.
6-130.1 — Guidelines for insurance requirements for food procurement vendors.
6-130 — New York state food purchased by city agencies.
6-130 — Prevailing wage for building service employees in city leased or financially assisted facilities.
6-131 — Public online database.
6-132 — Posting of notice of whistleblower protection rights.
6-133 — Notification of project cost increases.
6-134 — Living wage for employees in city financially assisted workplaces.
6-136 — Reporting on preferred source procurement.
6-138 — Participation by veteran owned business enterprises in city procurement.
6-139 — Worker cooperatives.
6-140 — Car sharing in the city fleet.
6-141 — Side guards in the city fleet and on city contracted vehicles.
6-142 — Subcontractor resource guide.
6-142.1 — Subcontractor denial of approval explanations.
6-143 — Reporting on the expenditure of Hurricane Sandy funds.
6-144 — [Reporting on the expenditure of COVID-19 funds.]
6-145 — Labor peace agreements for human services contracts.
6-146 — Labor peace agreements for certain city economic development projects.
6-147 — Provision of language services by community-based organizations.
6-148 — Study and report on procurement of human services contracts.
6-149 — Agency action plans.
6-150 — Conflicts of interest and misconduct concerning city contracts.
6-150 — Online public procurement interface.
6-151 — Labor and human rights disclosures in procurement.
6-201 — Definition.
6-202 — Stage and omnibus routes forbidden until franchise obtained.
6-203 — Long Island railroad.
6-204 — Grade crossings; gates and attendants.
6-205 — Obstruction of streets; penalty.
6-206 — Railroads from Long Island to East River to have unobstructed right-of-way.
6-207 — Release of certain railroad obligations.
6-208 — Copies of franchise resolutions and contracts to be filed in certain offices and to be public records.
6-301 — Definitions.
6-302 — Applicability.
6-303 — Exemptions and waivers.
6-304 — Director of citywide environmental purchasing.
6-305 — Agency implementation.
6-306 — Energy efficiency standards.
6-307 — Office equipment energy use reduction.
6-308 — Minimum recycled material content.
6-309 — Printing on recycled paper.
6-310 — Paper waste reduction.
6-311 — Reuse or recycling of electronic devices.
6-312 — Hazardous content of electronic devices.
6-313 — Volatile organic compounds and other airborne hazards.
6-314 — Mercury-added lamps.
6-315 — Other hazardous materials.
6-316 — Green cleaning products.
6-317 — Packaging reduction guidelines for city agencies.
6-318 — Furniture.
7-101 — Bond to be executed by corporation counsel.
7-102 — Law department relieved from payment of fees to city, county or other officers.
7-103 — Corporation counsel.
7-104 — Legislative bills; local laws.
7-105 — Actions and proceedings for recovery of penalties.
7-106 — Collection of debts.
7-107 — Register of actions.
7-108 — Bond or other security on behalf of city; by whom executed.
7-109 — Corporation counsel; when the corporation counsel may appear for officer, subordinate, or employee of an agency.
7-110 — Corporation counsel; representation and indemnification of district attorneys.
7-111 — Online publication of city laws and rules.
7-112 — Reporting on nuisance abatement actions.
7-113 — Civil actions regarding the department of correction.
7-114 — Civil actions regarding the police department and covered individuals.
7-201 — Actions against the city.
7-202 — Power of comptroller to extend the time for commencement of suit upon claims.
7-203 — Settlement of claims.
7-204 — Settlement of claims.
7-205 — Comptroller to audit charges against city for costs, etc.
7-206 — Illegal claims; power of board of estimate to pay or compromise on equitable grounds.
7-207 — Payment of bonds upon which suit is barred by lapse of time.
7-208 — Claims for injuries caused by police while executing legal process or sustained by persons injured while assisting in the apprehension of a criminal.
7-209 — Issuance of execution.
7-210 — Liability of real property owner for failure to maintain sidewalk in a reasonably safe condition.
7-211 — Personal injury and property damage liability insurance.
7-212 — Authority to make payments for personal injury, including death, where abutting property owner liable pursuant to section 7-210 is uninsured.
7-301 — Board of statutory consolidation; powers and duties.
7-401 — Jurors fees.
7-402 — Fees to grand jurors.
7-403 — Fees to grand jurors of extraordinary terms.
7-551 — Cannabis law violation.
7-552 — Local authority respecting unlicensed cannabis businesses.
7-553 — Local authority.
7-501 — Bond of sheriff.
7-502 — Seal.
7-503 — Sheriff; accounting for fees.
7-504 — Statement of account to comptroller.
7-505 — Penalty for failure to account to comptroller.
7-506 — Disposition of moneys collected.
7-507 — Sheriff's books and records.
7-508 — Sheriff's sale.
7-509 — Storage of property; payment.
7-510 — Inquiry for enforcement of judgments owed to the city.
7-514 — Fees defined.
7-515 — Additional hours.
7-516 — Construction clause.
7-517 — Report on enforcement against unlicensed sellers of cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, tobacco products and illicit cannabis.
7-601 — Register; bond.
7-602 — Bond of deputies, assistants, clerks and other subordinate employees.
7-603 — Seal.
7-604 — Register; accounting for fees.
7-605 — Statement of account to comptroller.
7-606 — Penalty for neglect to account.
7-607 — Real estate instruments to be recorded.
7-608 — Microfilmed instruments; how indexed.
7-614 — Fees.
7-615 — Corrections to be without erasures.
7-616 — Miscellaneous instruments.
7-617 — Searches.
7-618 — Chattel mortgages, etc., and renewals thereof to be indorsed.
7-619 — Destroying obsolete documents and records.
7-620 — Preserving and copying records.
7-621 — Construction and application of this chapter.
7-622 — Indices to be public records.
7-623 — Business hours.
7-624 — Construction clause.
7-625 — Block indexing after July first, nineteen hundred sixty-four.
7-626 — Block indexing after July first, nineteen hundred eighty-one in Richmond county.
7-627 — Alphabetical indices.
7-628 — Notification of recording of real estate instruments.
7-701 — Legislative declaration.
7-702 — Short title.
7-703 — Public nuisance defined.
7-704 — Remedies.
7-705 — Applicability.
7-706 — Action for permanent injunction.
7-707 — Preliminary injunction.
7-708 — Motion papers for preliminary injunction.
7-709 — Temporary closing order.
7-710 — Temporary restraining order.
7-711 — Temporary closing order; temporary restraining order.
7-712 — Temporary closing order; temporary restraining order; defendant's remedies.
7-713 — Temporary receiver.
7-714 — Permanent injunction.
7-723 — Limitations on exclusions of natural persons.
7-724 — Judicial review.
7-725 — Business owner awareness.
7-726 — Property rights and awareness.
7-727 — Limitations on applicability.
7-728 — Conflicting proceedings.
7-729 — Duplicate fines for public nuisances involving alcohol.
7-730 — Willful and flagrant alcohol-related violations.
7-801 — Short title.
7-802 — Definitions.
7-803 — False claims.
7-804 — Civil actions for false claims.
7-805 — Remedies of employees.
7-806 — Limitation of actions; burden of proof.
7-807 — Other law enforcement authority and duties.
7-808 — Annual report.
7-809 — Comptroller.
7-810 — Regulations.
7-901 — Compensation.
8-101 — Policy.
8-102 — Definitions.
8-102a — [Additional definitions.]
8-107 — Unlawful discriminatory practices.
8-108 — Reserved.
8-109 — Complaint.
8-110 — Reserved.
8-111 — Answer.
8-112 — Withdrawal of complaints.
8-113 — Dismissal of complaint.
8-114 — Investigations and investigative record keeping.
8-115 — Mediation and conciliation.
8-116 — Determination of probable cause.
8-117 — Rules of procedure.
8-118 — Noncompliance with discovery order or order relating to records.
8-119 — Hearing.
8-120 — Decision and order.
8-121 — Reopening of proceeding by commission.
8-122 — Injunction and temporary restraining order.
8-123 — Judicial review.
8-124 — Civil penalties for violating commission orders.
8-125 — Enforcement.
8-126 — Civil penalties imposed by commission for unlawful discriminatory practices or acts of discriminatory harassment or violence.
8-127 — Disposition of civil penalties.
8-128 — Institution of actions or proceedings.
8-129 — Criminal penalties.
8-130 — Construction.
8-131 — Applicability.
8-132 — Sexual harassment information.
8-133 — Education and outreach regarding single-occupant toilet room requirements.
8-134 — Anti-discrimination poster.
8-201 — Declaration of policy.
8-202 — Definitions.
8-203 — Unlawful real estate practices.
8-204 — Non-solicitation areas.
8-205 — Activities prohibited with respect to non-solicitation areas.
8-206 — Hearings; rules; enforcement.
8-207 — Violations.
8-208 — Civil remedies.
8-301 — Legislative declaration.
8-302 — Removal of disability or disqualification.
8-401 — Legislative declaration.
8-402 — Civil action to eliminate unlawful discriminatory practices.
8-403 — Investigation.
8-404 — Civil penalty.
8-502 — Civil action by persons aggrieved by unlawful discriminatory practices.
8-602 — Civil action to enjoin discriminatory harassment or violence; equitable remedies.
8-603 — Discriminatory harassment; civil penalties.
8-604 — Disposition of civil penalties.
8-701 — Legislative declaration.
8-702 — Definitions.
8-703 — Investigative reporting requirements.
8-801 — Definitions.
8-802 — Right of security against unreasonable search and seizure and against excessive force regardless of whether such force is used in connection with a search or seizure.
8-803 — Civil action for deprivation of rights.
8-804 — Immunity not a defense.
8-805 — Relief.
8-806 — Statute of limitations.
8-807 — Construction.
8-901 — Definitions.
8-902 — Anti-discrimination hotline.
9-101 — City correctional institutions.
9-102 — Buildings for common jails.
9-104 — Transfer of incarcerated individuals by commissioner of correction.
9-105 — Commitment of witnesses in criminal proceedings.
9-106 — Legislative intent; narcotics treatment program.
9-107 — Narcotics treatment program.
9-108 — Sick call and clinic production.
9-109 — Classification.
9-110 — Education and programming.
9-111 — Libraries.
9-112 — Suspension of members of the uniformed force.
9-113 — Resignation by members of the uniformed force of the department of correction.
9-114 — Discipline of incarcerated individuals.
9-115 — Correction officers (women) in prisons for women.
9-116 — Three platoon system.
9-117 — Composition of uniformed force of department of correction; uniforms.
9-117.1 — Receipt of line of duty pay.
9-118 — Commissaries.
9-119 — Requisitions.
9-120 — Reports of subordinate officers.
9-121 — Records of incarcerated individuals of institutions.
9-122 — Labor of prisoners in other agencies; correction officers.
9-123 — Cultivation of land.
9-124 — Manufacturing fund.
9-125 — Civil jail.
9-126 — Jurisdiction of commissioner of correction over civil prisoners.
9-127 — Housing, employment and sobriety needs.
9-127.1 — Discharge planning.
9-128 — Applications for government benefits.
9-129 — Reporting.
9-130 — Jail data reporting.
9-131 — Persons not to be detained.
9-132 — Hart's Island electronic burial database.
9-133 — Hart's Island visitation policy.
9-134 — Jail segregated housing statistics.
9-135 — Alternative housing unit waiting list.
9-136 — Grievance process.
9-137 — Jail population statistics.
9-138 — Use of force directive.
9-139 — Bill of rights for incarcerated individuals.
9-140 — Jail visitation statistics.
9-141 — Menstrual products.
9-142 — Rikers Island nursery procedures and report.
9-143 — Annual report on mentally ill incarcerated individuals and recidivism.
9-144 — Correction programming evaluation and report.
9-145 — Trauma-informed care.
9-146 — Court appearance transportation for incarcerated individuals.
9-147 — Court appearance clothing for incarcerated individuals.
9-148 — Bail payments and processing.
9-149 — Admission delays.
9-150 — Bail facilitation.
9-151 — Rikers Island education report.
9-152 — Report on use of force investigations.
9-153 — Erroneous records.
9-154 — Telephone services to incarcerated individuals.
9-155 — Emergency lock-in report.
9-156 — Sexual abuse reporting.
9-156.1 — Reporting on sexual assault and sexual harassment of staff.
9-156.2 — Mental health resources for correctional staff.
9-157 — Housing requests related to gender identity.
9-158 — Mental health treatment for transgender, gender nonconforming, non-binary, and intersex individuals.
9-159 — Guiding principles for new correctional facilities.
9-160 — Reports during public health emergencies.
9-161 — Doula services.
9-162 — Commissary accounts of incarcerated individuals.
9-163 — Medical care and outcomes for incarcerated pregnant persons.
9-164 — Civil service examinations.
9-165 — Reporting on gender identity.
9-166 — Dyslexia screening and evidence-based programs.
9-167 — Solitary confinement.
9-168 — Child visitor program.
9-169 — Reporting on court-ordered forensic psychiatric examinations.
9-170 — Online visitation scheduling system.
9-171 — Procedures following the death of an incarcerated individual.
9-172 — Prison death review board.
9-173 — Opioid antagonists.
9-174 — Evidence review technology and reporting.
9-175 — Department coordinator for borough-based jail transition.
9-176 — Work release program.
9-201 — Probation administrative fee.
9-202 — Investigation fee.
9-203 — Probation recidivism and violations report.
9-204 — Probation programming report.
9-205 — Persons not to be detained.
9-206 — Marijuana testing
9-207 — Local conditional release commission.
9-208 — Youth probation report.
9-301 — Definitions.
9-302 — Bail information in courts.
9-303 — Citywide summons report.
9-304 — Erroneous criminal records.
9-305 — Outstanding criminal warrants.
9-306 — Annual reporting on bail and the criminal justice system.
9-307 — Report on the closure of jails on Rikers Island.
9-308 — Office of special enforcement reporting.
9-309 — District attorney reporting.
9-310 — Jail population review.
9-311 — Resource navigator program.
9-312 — Civil service examinations.
9-401 — Definitions.
9-402 — Reporting.
10-101 — Communication of alarms.
10-102 — Permit for equipping automobiles with radio receiving sets capable of receiving signals on frequencies allocated for police use; fee.
10-103 — Use of devices to decode coded police transmission via radio or television prohibited.
10-104 — Suppression of gaming and other houses.
10-105 — Duties re-elections.
10-106 — Reporting and depositing lost money or property.
10-107 — Yellow flashing lights on volunteer emergency vehicles.
10-108 — Regulation of sound devices or apparatus.
10-110 — Processions and parades.
10-111 — Unattended vehicles.
10-112 — Parking of trailers in vacant lots.
10-113 — Parking of motor vehicles in vacant lots.
10-114 — Street shows.
10-115 — Solicitation of pedestrians by pullers-in.
10-116 — Damaging houses of religious worship or religious articles therein prohibited.
10-117 — Defacement of property, possession, sale and display of aerosol spray paint cans, broad tipped markers and etching acid prohibited in certain instances.
10-117.2 — Rewards for providing information leading to apprehension, prosecution or conviction of a person for crimes involving graffiti vandalism.
10-117.3 — Remedies for failure to remove graffiti from certain premises.
10-118 — Destruction or removal of property in buildings or structures.
10-118.1 — Theft of manhole covers.
10-119 — Posting.
10-120 — Protection of city advertisements.
10-121 — Violation.
10-121.1 — Rewards for providing information leading to criminal conviction of a person for unlawful posting.
10-122 — Motor boats; operation adjacent to bathing beaches.
10-123 — Bathing in public.
10-125 — Consumption of alcohol on streets prohibited.
10-126 — Avigation in and over the city.
10-127 — Commercial vehicles to display name and address of owner.
10-128 — Declaration of intent; dress of female employees in places of public accommodation.
10-129 — Prohibited acts.
10-130 — Punishment.
10-131 — Firearms.
10-132 — Sale of broad head, bladed or hunting arrows.
10-133 — Possession of knives or instruments.
10-134 — Prohibition on sale of certain knives.
10-134.1 — Prohibition on sale of box cutters to persons under twenty-one years of age, open displays of box cutters by sellers, and possession of box cutters in a public place, or on school premises by persons under twenty-two years of age.
10-134.2 — Regulation of laser pointers.
10-135 — Prohibition on sale and possession of electronic stun guns.
10-136 — Prohibition against certain forms of aggressive solicitation.
10-137 — Prevention of harassment on school premises.
10-138 — Distribution of a Model Code of Conduct to participants in youth sports programs.
10-146 — Sale of motor vehicles to unlicensed minors.
10-147 — Possession of handcuffs, thumb-cuffs or leg irons by unauthorized persons prohibited.
10-148 — Fines for unlawful cutting of trees on city property other than trees under the jurisdiction of the department of parks and recreation.
10-149 — Violation.
10-150 — Declaration and findings; election for non-public office.
10-151 — Elections for non-public office or position.
10-152 — Penalty.
10-153 — First aid kits on vehicles for hire.
10-154 — False statements in certificates, forms, written statements, applications or reports.
10-157 — Bicycles used for commercial purposes.
10-157.1 — Signs with bicycle safety procedures.
10-158 — Vessel regulation zone.
10-158.1 — Harlem River no wake area.
10-158.2 — Wake reduction educational material.
10-159 — Safe streets, safe city advisory board.
10-160 — Security measures at automated teller machine facilities.
10-161 — Three-card Monte Prohibited.
10-162 — Interference with professional sporting event.
10-163 — Speed contests and races.
10-164 — Operation of vehicles on approach of authorized emergency vehicles.
10-165 — Serial acts of public lewdness.
10-166 — Use of cellular telephones by schoolchildren.
10-167 — Climbing, jumping or suspending of oneself from structures prohibited.
10-168 — Prohibition of use of non-wood bats.
10-169 — Regulation of publicly accessible collection bins.
10-170 — Criminal street gang initiation activity.
10-171 — Prohibited acts during a local state of emergency.
10-172 — Security guards in nonpublic schools.
10-173 — Uniform civil penalties for possessing an open container of alcohol.
10-174 — Next generation 911.
10-174.1 — Identification of city employees.
10-175 — Neighborhood support teams.
10-176 — Direct telephone access to emergency services.
10-177 — Security measures at certain eating or drinking establishments.
10-178 — Immigration enforcement.
10-179 — Disorderly behavior.
10-180 — Unlawful disclosure of an intimate image.
10-181 — Unlawful methods of restraint.
10-182 — Unlawful sale or distribution of materials that obscure license plates.
10-183 — Street harassment prevention advisory board.
10-184 — Abortion enforcement.
10-184.1 — Gender-affirming care protections.
10-185 — Catalytic converter etching program.
10-186 — Leasing commercial premises to unlicensed sellers of cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, tobacco products, and illicit cannabis.
10-187 — Plan regarding security perimeters adjacent to places of religious worship.
10-188 — Transparency report regarding New York city police department security perimeters adjacent to educational facilities.
10-189 — Emergency plans for religious and non-profit institutions.
10-201 — Unlawful possession of controlled substances.
10-202 — Civil action.
10-203 — Unlawful manufacture, distribution or sale of a synthetic cannabinoid or synthetic phenethylamine.
10-301 — Control and regulation of the disposition, purchase and possession of firearms, rifles, shotguns and assault weapons.
10-302 — Licensing of gunsmiths, of wholesale manufacturers of firearms, or assemblers of firearms, dealers in firearms, dealers in rifles and shotguns, and special theatrical dealers.
10-302.1 — Preventing the diversion of firearms, rifles and shotguns to criminals.
10-303 — Permits for possession and purchase of rifles and shotguns.
10-303.1 — Prohibition of the possession or disposition of assault weapons.
10-303.2 — Civil penalty; firearms dealers and manufacturers.
10-304 — Certificates of registration.
10-305 — Exemptions.
10-306 — Disposition, purchase and possession of ammunition and ammunition feeding devices.
10-307 — Supply of forms.
10-308 — Vehicles, rooms, dwellings or structures; possession therein.
10-309 — Identifying marks.
10-310 — Violation.
10-311 — Sale of weapons without safety locking device prohibited.
10-312 — Use of safety locking device required under certain circumstances.
10-313 — Mandatory disclosure of gun violence information.
10-314 — Prohibition on unfinished frames or receivers.
10-315 — Times Square sensitive location zone.
10-316 — Firearm trafficking report.
10-401 — Short title.
10-402 — Definition.
10-403 — Civil cause of action.
10-404 — Limitations.
10-405 — Burden of proof.
10-406 — Severability.
10-501 — Definitions.
10-502 — Agency disclosure of a breach of security.
10-503 — Agency disposal of private information.
10-504 — Agency disposal of electronics.
10-601 — Short title.
10-602 — Definitions.
10-603 — Duty to register and to verify.
10-604 — Duration of registration and verification.
10-605 — Sharing of registration information.
10-606 — Cooperation with other agencies.
10-607 — Regulations.
10-608 — Penalties.
10-701 — Definitions.
10-702 — Unauthorized operation of a recording device in a place of public performance prohibited.
10-703 — Penalties.
10-704 — Exception.
10-705 — Signage.
10-706 — Rule-making authority.
10-801 — Definitions.
10-802 — Silver alert system.
10-803 — Procedures.
10-901 — Definitions.
10-902 — Hit-and-run alert system.
10-1001 — Short title.
10-1002 — Definitions.
10-1003 — Prohibition of activities to prevent access to reproductive health care facilities.
10-1004 — Civil cause of action.
10-1005 — Civil action by city to enjoin interference with access to reproductive health care facilities.
10-1006 — Joint and several liability.
10-1007 — Construction.
10-1101 — Short title.
10-1102 — Declaration of legislative findings and intent.
10-1103 — Definitions.
10-1104 — Civil cause of action.
10-1104.1 — Civil cause of action for crimes of violence motivated by gender that occurred prior to January 9, 2022.
10-1105 — Limitations.
10-1106 — Burden of proof.
10-1107 — Severability.
11-101 — Power of department of finance to adopt a seal.
11-102 — Finance department; records; copies when in evidence.
11-102.1 — Authorization to require identifying numbers.
11-103 — Bond of commissioner and deputy commissioners of finance.
11-104 — Commissioner of finance to keep accounts.
11-105 — Agreements with financing agencies or card issuers; payment of fines, civil penalties, taxes, fees, rates, rent, charges or other amounts by credit card.
11-106 — Weekly reports by commissioner of finance to mayor and comptroller.
11-107 — Report to comptroller.
11-108 — Rules in signing warrants.
11-109 — Commissioner of finance to exhibit bank book.
11-110 — When commissioner of finance to close accounts.
11-111 — Withdrawal of moneys by heads of agencies.
11-112 — Authorization of subordinates to sign checks and warrants.
11-113 — Acceptance of facsimile signatures by banks or trust companies.
11-114 — City collector; where to keep offices.
11-115 — City collector; appointment; bond.
11-116 — Deputies to give bond; duties.
11-117 — Renewal of bond.
11-118 — Bureau of city collections; duties.
11-119 — City collector; absence; suspension of.
11-120 — Bond of city collector to be filed.
11-121 — City collector; daily statements and accounts.
11-122 — Exemption from taxes granted to REMICs.
11-123 — Interest compounded daily.
11-124 — Conciliation conferences.
11-125 — Temporary amnesty program; commercial rent or occupancy tax, utility tax, real property transfer tax and hotel room occupancy tax.
11-126 — Definitions.
11-127 — Temporary amnesty program; chapters five, six, seven, eight, nine, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, twenty-one, twenty-four, twenty-five and twenty-seven of this title.
11-128 — Payment of real property taxes by electronic funds transfer.
11-129 — Department of finance statement of account.
11-129.1 — Department of finance notification to property owners regarding tax liens.
11-130 — Financial institution data match system for tax collection purposes.
11-131 — Voluntary disclosure and compliance program.
11-132 — Mandatory electronic filing and payment.
11-133 — Consent to dissolution of a corporation.
11-134 — Data verification.
11-135 — Informational brochure.
11-136 — Report on notices of violations returnable to the environmental control board.
11-137 — Rent increase exemption programs: ombudspersons, notices and report.
11-138 — Notice to senior citizen rent increase exemption and disability rent increase exemption program tenants regarding legal regulated and preferential rents.
11-139 — Dissemination of senior citizen rent increase exemption program information.
11-140 — Report on revocations.
11-141 — Notice to class two properties.
11-142 — Not-for-profit ombudsperson.
11-143 — Contact information of real property owners.
11-144 — Child care credit against certain business income taxes.
11-201 — Assessments on real property; general powers of finance department.
11-202 — Maps and records; surveyor.
11-203 — Maps and records; tax maps.
11-204 — Tax maps; block references; alterations and corrections.
11-205 — Maps and records; public inspection; evidential value.
11-206 — Power of the commissioner of finance to correct errors.
11-207 — Duties of assessors in assessing property.
11-207.1 — Information related to estimate of assessed valuation and notice of property value.
11-208 — Special right of entry; certificate of the commissioner of finance.
11-208.1 — Income and expense statements.
11-209 — Taxable status of building in course of construction.
11-210 — Books of annual record of assessed valuation of real estate indicated by parcel numbers; form and contents.
11-211 — Books of annual record of assessed valuation of real estate indicated by identification numbers.
11-212 — Power of the commissioner of finance to equalize assessments before opening books.
11-213 — Errors in annual records or assessment-rolls.
11-214 — Procedure on apportionment of assessment.
11-215 — Entry of corrections made by tax commission.
11-216 — Reduction in assessments; publication.
11-217 — Assessment-rolls; form and contents.
11-218 — Assessment-rolls; delivery to council or city clerk.
11-219 — Books of annual record; delivery for publication.
11-220 — Council; date of meeting to fix tax rate.
11-221 — Extension of tax on assessment-rolls or upon assessment-roll cards.
11-222 — Tax account of the commissioner of finance.
11-223 — Apportionment of taxes.
11-224 — Interest on unpaid taxes.
11-224.1 — Interest on unpaid real property tax.
11-225 — Power of tax commission to remit or reduce taxes.
11-226 — Special right of entry; certificate of president.
11-227 — Duties of authorized employees in examining applicants.
11-228 — Testimony taken on application to constitute part of record.
11-229 — Solicitation of retainers prohibited.
11-230 — Issuance of final determination; limitation of time.
11-231 — Proceeding to review tax assessment; contents of petition.
11-232 — Comptroller; rates of interest on taxes and assessments.
11-233 — Cancellation of unpaid taxes.
11-234 — Cancellation of taxes and assessments in Queens county.
11-235 — Board of estimate; power to cancel taxes, assessments and water rents.
11-236 — Powers of board of estimate to cancel taxes, water rents and assessments.
11-237 — Cancellation of assessments, water and sewer rents on real property acquired by tax enforcement foreclosure proceedings.
11-238 — Real property tax surcharge on absentee landlords.
11-239 — Real property tax rebate for certain residential property.
11-240 — Rebate for owners of certain real property seriously damaged by the severe storm that occurred on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth of October, two thousand twelve.
11-240.1 — Assessment of real property damaged by the severe storm that occurred on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth of October, two thousand twelve.
11-240.2 — Rebate for owners of certain real property.
11-241 — Discrimination in tax exempt projects.
11-242 — Exemption and tax abatement in regard to improvements of substandard dwellings.
11-243 — Reextension of exemption and tax abatement in regard to improvements of substandard dwellings.
11-243.1 — Partial abatement for certain rebuilt real property seriously damaged by the severe storm that occurred on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth of October, two thousand twelve in a city having a population of one million or more.
11-243.2 — Tax abatement for alterations and improvements to certain multiple dwellings.
11-244 — Tax exemption and abatement for rehabilitated buildings.
11-245 — Area eligibility limitations on benefits pursuant to section four hundred twenty-one-a of the real property tax law.
11-245.1 — Site eligibility limitations on benefits pursuant to section four hundred twenty-one-a of the real property tax law.
11-245.1-a — Boundary review commission.
11-245.1-b — Limitations on benefits pursuant to section four hundred twenty-one-a of the real property tax law.
11-245.2 — Exemption for real property of certain water-works corporations.
11-245.3 — Exemption for persons sixty-five years of age or over.
11-245.4 — Exemption for persons with disabilities.
11-245.5 — Alternative exemption for veterans.
11-245.6 — Alternative exemption for veterans; maximum exemptions allowable.
11-245.7 — Alternative exemption for veterans; gold star parent.
11-245.8 — Notice of residential property tax exemptions.
11-245.9 — Alternative exemption for veterans; transfer of title.
11-245.10 — ENERGY STAR appliances.
11-245.11 — Exemption for Cold War veterans.
11-245.45 — Exemption for veterans.
11-245.46 — Exemption for veterans; taxes for school purposes exempted.
11-245.75 — Alternative exemption for veterans; school district taxation exempted.
11-246 — Taxation of property of nonprofit organizations, pharmaceutical societies and dental societies.
11-246.1 — [Information provided to property owner.]
11-247 — Definitions.
11-248 — Industrial and commercial incentive board.
11-249 — Functions, powers and duties of the board; annual designation of exemption areas and restricted commercial uses.
11-250 — Real property tax exemption.
11-251 — Applications for certificates of eligibility.
11-252 — Approval of tax exemption.
11-253 — Continuation of tax exemption; termination of tax exemption.
11-254 — Extension of time for completion.
11-255 — Prior certificates of eligibility.
11-256 — Definitions.
11-257 — Real property tax exemption; deferral of tax payments.
11-258 — Temporary commercial incentive area boundary commission; classes of area; excluded areas.
11-259 — Eligibility for benefits.
11-260 — Application for certificate of eligibility.
11-261 — Reporting requirement; termination of benefits.
11-262 — Conversion of property.
11-263 — Administration of the benefit program.
11-264 — Tax lien; interest rate.
11-265 — Penalties for non-compliance, false statements and omissions.
11-266 — Code violations; suspension of benefits.
11-267 — Annual report.
11-268 — Definitions.
11-269 — Industrial and commercial real property tax abatement.
11-270 — Eligibility for benefits.
11-271 — Applying for benefits.
11-272 — Reporting requirement.
11-273 — Conversion of property.
11-274 — Temporary commercial incentive area boundary commission; designation of special commercial abatement areas; excluded and renovation areas.
11-275 — Administration of the benefit program.
11-276 — Penalties for non-compliance, false statements and omissions.
11-277 — Code violations; suspension of benefits.
11-278 — Participation by minority- and women-owned business enterprises.
11-301 — When taxes, assessments, sewer rents, sewer surcharges and water rents to be liens on land assessed.
11-302 — Interest rates not to be reduced.
11-302.1 — Error in record of payment of tax or assessment.
11-303 — Arrears to be provided for in assessment rolls.
11-304 — Bills for taxes to show arrears.
11-305 — Commissioner of finance to publish notice of confirmation of assessments.
11-306 — Interest to be charged if assessments unpaid for ninety days; payment in installments.
11-307 — Payments in installments of assessments heretofore or hereafter confirmed.
11-308 — Apportionment of assessment.
11-309 — Notifying taxpayers of assessments.
11-310 — Water charges and sewer rents to be transmitted to commissioner of finance.
11-311 — Sewer surcharges to be transmitted to commissioner of finance.
11-312 — Water rents; when payable; penalty for nonpayment.
11-313 — Sewer rents; when payable; penalty for nonpayment.
11-314 — Notice of rules and regulations; penalty for nonpayment; water supply cut off.
11-315 — Enforcement of collection of sewer rents, sewer surcharges and water rents.
11-316 — Bills of arrears of taxes, assessments, sewer rents, sewer surcharges and water rents, any other charges that are made a lien subject to the provisions of this chapter, and interest and penalties thereon to be furnished when requested.
11-317 — Fees for searches to be added to bills.
11-318 — Fee for certified search and bill of arrears.
11-319 — Sales of tax liens.
11-320 — Notice of sale to be advertised and mailed.
11-321 — Continuation of sale; notice required.
11-321.1 — Rules governing sales; eligibility of persons to purchase a tax lien or tax liens in a negotiated or competitive sale.
11-322 — Postponement or cancellation of sales; installment agreements.
11-322.1 — Hardship installment agreements.
11-323 — Commissioner of finance to conduct sale.
11-324 — Deposits and forfeits.
11-327 — Tax lien certificates; operation.
11-328 — Contents of a tax lien certificate.
11-330 — Record of tax lien certificates.
11-331 — Records to be competent evidence.
11-332 — Rights of purchaser of tax lien.
11-333 — Discharge of tax lien.
11-334 — Exemption from taxation.
11-335 — Foreclosure of tax liens.
11-336 — Pleading tax lien certificate.
11-337 — Judgment upon tax lien.
11-338 — Judgment of foreclosure of tax lien; sale.
11-339 — City may purchase at sale.
11-340 — Effect of judgment foreclosing tax lien.
11-341 — Surplus.
11-342 — Foreclosed tax lien not arrears.
11-347 — Corporation counsel to protect city in all proceedings relating to tax liens.
11-349 — Lost tax lien certificate; delivery of duplicate in case of.
11-350 — Affidavits of publication and mailing of necessary notices to be preserved.
11-353 — Cancellation of taxes, assessments, water rents, sewer rents, sewer surcharges, any charges that are made a lien subject to the provisions of this chapter, the costs of any advertisements and notices given pursuant to this chapter, any other charges that are due and payable, a surcharge pursuant to section 11-332 of this chapter, and interest and penalties thereon.
11-354 — Additional method to enforce payment of tax liens held by the city.
11-355 — Reporting.
11-356 — Reporting on unresolved tax liens.
11-357 — Transfer of tax liens.
11-401 — Definitions.
11-401.1 — Procedures for distressed property.
11-402 — Applicability of procedure of foreclosure in rem.
11-402.1 — Inapplicability of article eleven of the real property tax law to the enforcement of the collection of delinquent taxes.
11-403 — Jurisdiction.
11-404 — Foreclosure by action in rem.
11-405 — Preparation and filing of lists of delinquent taxes.
11-406 — Public notice of foreclosure.
11-407 — Redemption.
11-408 — Filing of affidavits.
11-409 — Severance and trial of issues where answer is interposed; installment agreements authorized after action commenced.
11-410 — Preference over other actions.
11-411 — Presumption of validity.
11-412 — Final judgment.
11-412.1 — Special procedures relating to final judgment and release of class one and class two real property.
11-412.2 — Council review of conveyance to a third party.
11-412.3 — Removal of certain tax liens from the tax lien sale for certain properties.
11-412.4 — Voluntary in-rem action for certain properties.
11-412.5 — Summary foreclosure action.
11-412.6 — Discontinuance of summary foreclosure action.
11-413 — Withdrawal of parcels from foreclosure.
11-414 — Right of redemption not diminished.
11-415 — Priority of liens.
11-416 — Mailing tax bills and notices to owners of real property.
11-417 — Mailing notices to other interested persons.
11-418 — Writ of assistance.
11-419 — Consolidation of actions.
11-420 — Lands held for public use; right of sale.
11-421 — Certificate of sale as evidence.
11-422 — Deed in lieu of foreclosure.
11-423 — Sales and foreclosures of tax liens.
11-424 — Application to the city for release of property acquired by in rem tax foreclosure.
11-424.1 — In rem foreclosure release board.
11-425 — Agreements for payment of delinquent taxes and charges in installments.
11-426 — Agreements for payment of delinquent taxes and charges in installments.
11-427 — Agreements for payment of delinquent taxes and charges in installments.
11-428 — Disposition of proceeds of sales of properties acquired by city through tax enforcement foreclosure proceedings.
11-501 — Meaning of terms.
11-502 — Unincorporated business defined.
11-503 — Imposition of tax.
11-504 — Taxable years to which tax applies; tax for taxable years beginning prior to and ending after January first, nineteen hundred sixty-six.
11-505 — Unincorporated business taxable income.
11-506 — Unincorporated business gross income.
11-507 — Unincorporated business deductions.
11-508 — Allocation to the city.
11-509 — Deductions not subject to allocation.
11-510 — Unincorporated business exemptions.
11-511 — Declaration of estimated tax.
11-512 — Payments of estimated tax.
11-513 — Accounting periods and methods.
11-514 — Returns, payment of tax.
11-515 — Time and place for filing returns and paying tax.
11-516 — Signing of returns and other documents.
11-517 — Extensions of time.
11-518 — Requirements concerning returns, notices, records and statements.
11-519 — Report of change in federal or New York state taxable income.
11-519.1 — Report of change of state sales and compensating use tax liability.
11-520 — Change of election.
11-521 — Notice of deficiency.
11-522 — Assessment.
11-523 — Limitations on assessment.
11-524 — Interest on underpayment.
11-525 — Additions to tax and civil penalties.
11-526 — Overpayment.
11-527 — Limitation on credit or refund.
11-528 — Interest on overpayment.
11-529 — Petition to tax appeals tribunal.
11-530 — Review of tax appeals tribunal's decision.
11-531 — Mailing rules; holidays; miscellaneous.
11-532 — Collection, levy and liens.
11-533 — Transferees.
11-534 — Jeopardy assessment.
11-535 — Criminal penalties; cross-reference.
11-536 — Armed forces relief provisions.
11-537 — General powers of commissioner of finance.
11-538 — Secrecy requirement and the penalties for violation.
11-539 — Inconsistencies with other laws.
11-540 — Disposition of revenues.
11-601 — Definitions.
11-602 — Definitions.
11-602.1 — Application of this subchapter.
11-603 — Imposition of tax; exemptions.
11-604 — Computation of tax.
11-605 — Reports.
11-606 — Payment and lien of tax.
11-607 — Declaration of estimated tax.
11-608 — Payments on account of estimated tax.
11-609 — Collection of taxes.
11-610 — Limitations of time.
11-651 — Applicability.
11-652 — Definitions.
11-653 — Imposition of tax; exemptions.
11-654 — Computation of tax.
11-654.1 — Net operating loss.
11-654.2 — Receipts allocation.
11-654.3 — Combined reports.
11-655 — Reports.
11-656 — Payment and lien of tax.
11-657 — Declaration of estimated tax.
11-658 — Payments on account of estimated tax.
11-659 — Collection of taxes.
11-660 — Limitations of time.
11-611 — Definitions.
11-612 — Tax based on net income; imposition; minimum tax; new incorporations; dissolution; consolidations; mergers, etc.
11-613 — Years for which imposed.
11-614 — Ascertainment of gain or loss.
11-615 — Exchange of property.
11-616 — Exchange of property when no gain or loss is realized.
11-617 — Inventory.
11-618 — Net income defined.
11-619 — Computation of net income.
11-620 — Gross income defined.
11-621 — Deductions.
11-622 — Items not deductible.
11-623 — Imposition of tax.
11-624 — Years for which imposed.
11-625 — Ascertainment of gain or loss; exchange of property.
11-626 — Inventory.
11-627 — Net income defined; computation.
11-628 — Gross income defined.
11-629 — Deductions.
11-630 — Administration; procedure; provisions of law applicable.
11-631 — Tax on production credit associations.
11-632 — Applicability of part three.
11-633 — Taxpayer's returns.
11-634 — Consolidated returns.
11-635 — Payment of tax.
11-636 — Declaration of estimated tax; payments on account of estimated tax.
11-637 — Real property taxable.
11-638 — General definitions.
11-639 — Imposition of tax.
11-640 — Banking, corporation defined; exempt corporations.
11-641 — Computations of entire net income.
11-641.1 — Computation of alternative entire net income.
11-642 — Allocation.
11-643 — Computation of tax for taxable years ending on or before December thirty-first, nineteen hundred seventy-three.
11-643.1 — Computation of tax for taxable years beginning on or after January first, nineteen hundred seventy-four and ending on or before December thirty-first, nineteen hundred seventy-four.
11-643.2 — Computation of tax for taxable years beginning in nineteen hundred seventy-three and ending in nineteen hundred seventy-four.
11-643.3 — Computation of tax for taxable years beginning on or after January first, nineteen hundred seventy-five and before January first, nineteen hundred eighty-five.
11-643.4 — Computation of tax for taxable years beginning in nineteen hundred seventy-four and ending in nineteen hundred seventy-five.
11-643.5 — Computation of tax for taxable years beginning on or after January first, nineteen hundred eighty-five.
11-643.7 — Relocation and employment assistance credit.
11-643.8 — Credit relating to certain distributions from partnerships.
11-643.9 — Lower Manhattan relocation and employment assistance credit.
11-643.10 — Relocation assistance credit per employee.
11-644 — Declarations of estimated tax.
11-645 — Payments of estimated tax.
11-646 — Returns.
11-647 — Payment of tax.
11-662 — Tax on transportation corporations and associations.
11-663 — Additional tax on transportation corporations and associations.
11-664 — Receivers, etc., conducting corporate business.
11-665 — Service of process; limitation of time.
11-666 — Exemption of corporations owned by a municipality.
11-667 — Reports of corporations.
11-668 — Payment of tax and penalties.
11-669 — Taxable years to which taxes apply.
11-670 — First reports for payments for nineteen hundred sixty-six.
11-671 — Application of subchapter.
11-672 — Notice of deficiency.
11-673 — Assessment.
11-674 — Limitations on assessment.
11-675 — Interest on underpayment.
11-676 — Additions to tax and civil penalties.
11-677 — Overpayment.
11-678 — Limitations on credit or refund.
11-679 — Interest on overpayment.
11-680 — Petition to tax appeals tribunal.
11-681 — Review of tax appeals tribunal's decision.
11-682 — Mailing rules; holidays; miscellaneous.
11-683 — Collection, levy and liens.
11-684 — Transferees.
11-685 — Jeopardy assessments.
11-686 — Criminal penalties; cross-reference.
11-687 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-688 — Secrecy required of official; penalty for violation.
11-689 — Disposition of revenues.
11-690 — Inconsistencies with other laws.
11-701 — Definitions.
11-702 — Imposition of tax.
11-703 — Presumptions and burden of proof.
11-704 — Exemptions and deductions from base rent.
11-704.2 — Special credit.
11-704.3 — Tax credit.
11-704.4 — Small business tax credit.
11-705 — Returns.
11-706 — Payment of tax.
11-707 — Records to be kept.
11-708 — Determination of tax.
11-709 — Refunds.
11-710 — Remedies exclusive.
11-711 — Reserves.
11-712 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-713 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-714 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-715 — Interest and penalties.
11-716 — Returns to be secret.
11-717 — Notices and limitation of time.
11-718 — Construction and enforcement.
11-719 — Annual report.
11-801 — Definitions.
11-802 — Imposition of tax.
11-803 — Exemptions.
11-804 — Presumption and burden of proof.
11-805 — Records to be kept.
11-806 — Registration.
11-807 — Returns.
11-808 — Payment of tax.
11-809 — Stamps and other indicia of payment.
11-809.1 — Collection of tax by commissioner of motor vehicles.
11-809.2 — Collection of tax by the taxi and limousine commission on behalf of the commissioner of finance.
11-810 — Determination of tax.
11-811 — Refunds.
11-812 — Remedies exclusive.
11-813 — Reserves.
11-814 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-815 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-816 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-817 — Interest and penalties.
11-818 — Information and records to be secret.
11-819 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-820 — Construction and enforcement.
11-901 — Definitions.
11-902 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-903 — Tax on premiums on policies of foreign and alien insurers.
11-904 — Report of premiums by insurers.
11-905 — Interest and penalties.
11-906 — Assessment, refund, collection, review and reserves.
11-907 — Place of business to be reported.
11-908 — Suits for violations.
11-909 — Distribution of tax on policies covering property in the city of New York.
11-1001 — Legislative findings.
11-1002 — Low rent housing and slum clearance; governmental functions.
11-1003 — Housing authority; agent for city.
11-1004 — Definitions.
11-1005 — Imposition of the tax.
11-1006 — Exemptions.
11-1007 — Returns; payment of taxes.
11-1008 — Presumption and burden of proof.
11-1009 — Determination of tax by the commissioner of finance.
11-1010 — Refunds.
11-1011 — Remedies exclusive.
11-1012 — Reserves.
11-1013 — Proceeding to recover tax.
11-1014 — Notices and limitation of time.
11-1015 — Penalties and interest.
11-1016 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-1017 — Returns to be secret.
11-1018 — Disposition of revenue.
11-1019 — Application; construction.
11-1101 — Definitions.
11-1102 — Imposition of excise tax.
11-1103 — Records to be kept.
11-1104 — Returns; requirements as to.
11-1105 — Payment of tax; credit for certain sales and compensating use taxes.
11-1105.1 — Credit for rebates and discounts of charges for energy.
11-1105.2 — Relocation and employment assistance program credit.
11-1105.3 — Lower Manhattan relocation employment assistance credit.
11-1106 — Determination of tax.
11-1107 — Assessment of tax where change or correction of sales and compensating use tax liability involved.
11-1108 — Refunds.
11-1109 — Reserves.
11-1110 — Remedies exclusive.
11-1111 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-1112 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-1113 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-1114 — Interest and penalties.
11-1115 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-1116 — Returns to be secret.
11-1117 — Construction and enforcement.
11-1118 — Disposition of revenues.
11-1119 — Determinations of place of primary use of wireless telecommunications services.
11-1120 — Assignment of place of primary use of telecommunications services to the city.
11-1201 — Definitions.
11-1202 — Imposition of tax.
11-1203 — Payment of the tax.
11-1204 — Returns.
11-1205 — Records to be kept and audits by commissioner of finance.
11-1206 — Determination of tax.
11-1207 — Refunds.
11-1208 — Reserves.
11-1209 — Remedies exclusive.
11-1210 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-1211 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-1212 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-1213 — Interest and penalties.
11-1214 — Returns to be secret.
11-1215 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-1216 — Disposition of revenues.
11-1301 — Definitions.
11-1302 — Imposition of tax.
11-1302.1 — Imposition of tax on tobacco products.
11-1303 — License.
11-1304 — Preparation and sale of stamps; commissions.
11-1305 — Affixation and cancellation of stamps; presumptions.
11-1306 — Possession and transportation of unstamped cigarettes.
11-1307 — Records to be kept; examination.
11-1308 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-1309 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-1310 — Determination of tax.
11-1311 — Refunds.
11-1312 — Reserves.
11-1313 — Remedies exclusive.
11-1314 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-1315 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-1317 — Penalties and interest.
11-1318 — Disposition of revenues.
11-1319 — Construction and enforcement.
11-1401 — Definitions.
11-1402 — Imposition of tax.
11-1403 — Payment of tax.
11-1404 — Returns.
11-1405 — Exemptions.
11-1406 — Determination of tax.
11-1407 — Refunds.
11-1408 — Reserves.
11-1409 — Remedies exclusive.
11-1410 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-1411 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-1412 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-1413 — Interest and penalties.
11-1414 — Returns to be secret.
11-1415 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-1416 — Construction and enforcement.
11-1417 — Disposition of revenues.
11-1601 — Definitions.
11-1602 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-1603 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-1604 — Imposition of tax.
11-1605 — Presumptions and burden of proof.
11-1606 — Payment of the tax.
11-1607 — Records to be kept.
11-1608 — Exemptions.
11-1609 — Returns.
11-1610 — Determination of tax.
11-1611 — Refunds.
11-1612 — Reserves.
11-1613 — Remedies exclusive.
11-1614 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-1615 — Penalties and interest.
11-1616 — Return to be secret.
11-1617 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-1618 — Construction and enforcement.
11-1701 — Imposition of tax.
11-1703 — Separate tax on the ordinary income portion of lump sum distributions.
11-1704 — Tax surcharge.
11-1704.1 — Additional tax.
11-1705 — General provisions and definitions.
11-1706 — Credits against tax.
11-1707 — Meaning of terms.
11-1711 — City taxable income of a city resident individual.
11-1712 — City adjusted gross income of a city resident individual.
11-1713 — City deduction of a resident individual.
11-1714 — City standard deduction of a city resident individual.
11-1715 — City itemized deduction of a city resident individual.
11-1716 — City exemptions of a city resident individual.
11-1717 — Resident partners and shareholders of S corporations.
11-1717.1 — Residents; special provisions.
11-1718 — City taxable income of a city resident estate or trust.
11-1719 — Share of a resident estate, trust or beneficiary in city fiduciary adjustment.
11-1721 — Credits to trust beneficiary receiving accumulation distribution.
11-1724 — Computation of separate tax on the ordinary income portion of lump sum distributions received by city resident individuals, estates and trusts.
11-1751 — Returns and liabilities.
11-1752 — Time and place for filing returns and paying tax.
11-1753 — Signing of returns and other documents.
11-1754 — Change of resident status.
11-1755 — Relief from joint and several liability on joint return.
11-1757 — Extensions of time.
11-1758 — Requirements concerning returns, notices, records and statements.
11-1759 — Report of federal changes, corrections or disallowances.
11-1761 — Change of election.
11-1762 — Computation of tax where taxpayer restores substantial amount held under claim of right.
11-1771 — Requirement of withholding tax from wages.
11-1772 — Information statement for employee.
11-1773 — Credit for tax withheld.
11-1774 — Employer's return and payment of withheld taxes.
11-1775 — Employer's liability for withheld taxes.
11-1776 — Employer's failure to withhold.
11-1777 — Designation of third parties to perform acts required of employers.
11-1778 — Liability of third parties paying or providing for wages.
11-1781 — Notice of deficiency.
11-1782 — Assessment.
11-1783 — Limitations on assessment.
11-1784 — Interest on underpayment.
11-1785 — Additions to tax and civil penalties.
11-1786 — Overpayment.
11-1787 — Limitations on credit or refund.
11-1788 — Interest on overpayment.
11-1789 — Petition to tax commission.
11-1790 — Review of tax commission decision.
11-1791 — Mailing rules; holidays; miscellaneous.
11-1792 — Collection, levy and liens.
11-1793 — Transferees.
11-1794 — Jeopardy assessment.
11-1795 — Criminal penalties; cross-reference.
11-1796 — Income taxes of members of armed forces and victims of certain terrorist attacks.
11-1797 — General powers of tax commission.
11-1798 — Deposit and disposition of revenues.
11-1800 — Enforcement with other taxes.
11-1801 — Administration, collection and review.
11-1802 — Construction.
11-1901 — Meaning of terms.
11-1902 — Persons subject to tax.
11-1903 — Taxable years to which tax imposed by this chapter applies; tax for taxable years beginning prior to and ending after July first, nineteen hundred sixty-six.
11-1904 — Allocation to the city.
11-1905 — Accounting periods and methods.
11-1908 — Withholding of tax on wages.
11-1909 — Withholding of tax on wages for taxable periods commencing on or after January first, nineteen hundred seventy-six.
11-1910 — Information statement for employee.
11-1911 — Credit for tax withheld.
11-1912 — Employer's return and payment of withheld taxes.
11-1913 — Employer's liability for withheld taxes.
11-1914 — Employer's failure to withhold.
11-1915 — Combined returns, employer's returns and payments.
11-1916 — Returns and payment of tax.
11-1917 — Time and place for filing returns and paying tax.
11-1918 — Signing of returns and other documents.
11-1919 — Change of residence status during year.
11-1920 — Extension of time.
11-1921 — Requirements concerning returns, notices, records and statements.
11-1922 — Report of change in federal or New York state taxable income.
11-1923 — Notice of deficiency.
11-1924 — Assessment.
11-1925 — Limitations on assessment.
11-1926 — Interest on underpayment.
11-1927 — Additions to tax and civil penalties.
11-1928 — Overpayment.
11-1929 — Limitations on credit or refund.
11-1930 — Interest on overpayment.
11-1931 — Petition to commissioner.
11-1932 — Review of commissioner's decision.
11-1933 — Mailing rules; holidays.
11-1934 — Collection, levy and liens.
11-1935 — Transferees.
11-1936 — Liability of bulk transferees.
11-1937 — Jeopardy determination or assessment.
11-1938 — Criminal penalties.
11-1939 — Armed forces relief provisions.
11-1940 — General powers of commissioner.
11-1941 — Joint enforcement.
11-1942 — Secrecy requirement and penalties for violation.
11-1943 — Provisions not applicable.
11-1944 — Deposit and disposition of revenues by commissioner.
11-1945 — Effect of invalidity in part; inconsistencies with other laws.
11-2001 — Imposition of general sales and compensating use taxes.
11-2002 — Imposition of special sales taxes.
11-2039 — Definitions.
11-2040 — Imposition of tax.
11-2041 — Transitional provisions.
11-2042 — Exempt organizations.
11-2043 — Refunds or credits based on proof of certain uses.
11-2044 — Administration and collection.
11-2045 — Deposit and disposition of revenue.
11-2046 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2047 — Effective date.
11-2048 — Definitions.
11-2049 — Imposition of tax.
11-2050 — Transitional provisions.
11-2051 — Exempt organizations and individuals.
11-2052 — Administration and collection; penalties; refunds.
11-2053 — Deposit and disposition of revenue.
11-2054 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2055 — Definitions.
11-2056 — Imposition of tax.
11-2057 — Manner of administration and collection.
11-2058 — State tax commission; administration.
11-2059 — Disposition of revenues.
11-2060 — Construction.
11-2101 — Definitions.
11-2102 — Imposition of tax.
11-2103 — Presumptions and burden of proof.
11-2104 — Payment.
11-2105 — Returns.
11-2106 — Exemptions.
11-2107 — Determination of tax.
11-2108 — Refunds.
11-2109 — Reserves.
11-2110 — Remedies exclusive.
11-2111 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-2112 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-2113 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-2114 — Interest and penalties.
11-2115 — Returns to be secret.
11-2116 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-2117 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2118 — Disposition of revenues.
11-2119 — Foreclosure proceedings.
11-2201 — Definitions.
11-2202 — Imposition of tax.
11-2203 — Exemptions.
11-2204 — Payment of tax and evidence of tax payment.
11-2205 — Returns.
11-2206 — Determination of tax.
11-2207 — Refunds for certain unused registrations.
11-2208 — Refunds.
11-2209 — Reserves.
11-2210 — Remedies exclusive.
11-2211 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-2212 — General powers of the commissioner of motor vehicles.
11-2213 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-2214 — Penalties and interest.
11-2215 — Returns to be secret.
11-2216 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-2217 — Commissioner of finance as agent.
11-2218 — Agreement between commissioner of finance and commissioner of motor vehicles.
11-2219 — Notification to corporation counsel.
11-2220 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2221 — Disposition of revenues.
11-2321 — Short title.
11-2322 — Definitions.
11-2323 — Establishment of surcharge for E911 system.
11-2324 — Application; limitations; exemptions.
11-2325 — Collection of surcharge.
11-2326 — Liability for surcharge.
11-2327 — System revenues; adjustment of surcharge.
11-2341 — Short title.
11-2342 — Definitions.
11-2343 — Establishment of surcharge for wireless communications devices.
11-2344 — Collection of surcharge.
11-2345 — Liability for surcharge.
11-2346 — Systems revenues; adjustment of surcharge.
11-2351 — Surcharge on wireless communications service.
11-2352 — Surcharge on the retail sale of each prepaid wireless communications service.
11-2401 — Definitions.
11-2402 — Imposition of tax.
11-2402.1 — Suspension of tax for the tax year beginning in 2022.
11-2403 — Exemptions.
11-2404 — Records to be kept.
11-2405 — Returns.
11-2406 — Payment of tax.
11-2407 — Determination of tax.
11-2408 — Refunds.
11-2409 — Remedies exclusive.
11-2410 — Reserves.
11-2411 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-2412 — General powers of the commissioner.
11-2413 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-2414 — Interest and penalties.
11-2415 — Returns to be secret.
11-2416 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-2417 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2501 — Definitions.
11-2502 — Imposition of tax.
11-2503 — Records to be kept.
11-2504 — Returns.
11-2505 — Payment of tax.
11-2506 — Determination of tax.
11-2507 — Refunds.
11-2508 — Reserves.
11-2509 — Remedies exclusive.
11-2510 — Proceedings to recover tax.
11-2511 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-2512 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-2513 — Reference to tax.
11-2514 — Registration.
11-2515 — Interest and penalties.
11-2516 — Returns to be secret.
11-2517 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-2518 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2519 — Tourism and convention fund.
11-2601 — Imposition of tax.
11-2602 — Payment and payment over of taxes.
11-2603 — Manner of administration and collection.
11-2604 — Tax additional.
11-2701 — Definitions.
11-2702 — Imposition of charge.
11-2703 — Exemptions.
11-2705 — Payment of vault charges.
11-2706 — Presumption and burden of proof.
11-2707 — Determination of vault charge.
11-2708 — Refunds.
11-2709 — Reserves.
11-2710 — Remedies exclusive.
11-2711 — Proceedings to recover annual vault charge.
11-2712 — General powers of the commissioner of finance.
11-2713 — Administration of oaths and compelling testimony.
11-2714 — Interest and penalties.
11-2715 — Notices and limitations of time.
11-2715.1 — Vault charge amnesty program.
11-2715.3 — Severability.
11-2716 — Construction and enforcement.
11-2717 — Effective date.
11-2801 — Claims against fire insurance proceeds.
11-2901 — Economic development tax expenditure evaluation.
11-3001 — Definitions.
11-3002 — Sustainable energy loan program.
11-3003 — Loans.
11-3004 — Loan conditions.
11-3005 — Repayment.
11-3006 — Reporting.
11-3007 — Rulemaking.
11-3008 — Designation of administering agency.
11-3101 — Reporting of certain information relating to ground floor and second floor commercial premises by owner.
11-3201 — Definitions.
11-3202 — Imposition of surcharge.
11-3203 — Primary residence.
11-3204 — Surcharge rates.
11-3205 — Administration of surcharge.
11-3206 — Administrative and judicial review.
11-3207 — Information sharing.
11-3208 — Proceedings to recover surcharge.
11-4001 — Definitions.
11-4002 — Tax fraud acts.
11-4003 — City criminal tax fraud in the fifth degree.
11-4004 — City criminal tax fraud in the fourth degree.
11-4005 — City criminal tax fraud in the third degree.
11-4006 — City criminal tax fraud in the second degree.
11-4007 — City criminal tax fraud in the first degree.
11-4008 — Aggregation.
11-4009 — Non-preemption; penal law anticipatory offenses and accessorial liability apply.
11-4010 — Failure to obey subpoenas; false testimony.
11-4011 — Failure to file bond.
11-4012 — Cigarette tax.
11-4012.1 — Tobacco products tax
11-4013 — Tax on coin-operated amusement devices.
11-4014 — Tax on commercial motor vehicles and motor vehicles for transportation of passengers.
11-4015 — Tax on owners of motor vehicles.
11-4016 — Hotel room occupancy tax.
11-4017 — Violation of secrecy provisions.
11-4018 — Other offenses.
11-4019 — Jurisdiction.
11-4020 — Disposition of fines.
11-4021 — Seizure and forfeiture of cigarettes.
11-4022 — Filing of documents.
11-4023 — Authority to seal premises.
11-4024 — Seizure and forfeiture of taxed and lawfully stamped cigarettes sold or possessed by unlicensed retail or wholesale dealers, flavored tobacco products, flavored electronic cigarettes and flavored e-liquid.
11-4025 — Seizure and forfeiture of untaxed tobacco products.
11-4026 — Seizure and forfeiture of taxed tobacco products sold or possessed by unlicensed retail or wholesale dealers other than flavored tobacco products subject to seizure under section 11-4024.
12-101 — Salaries; retroactive increases forbidden.
12-102 — Salaries; increases after fixation in budget permitted.
12-103 — Salaries; of county officials.
12-104 — Payment of claims of certain employees authorized.
12-105 — Heads of agencies; power to make deductions from salaries of subordinates.
12-106 — Heads of agencies other than the police and fire commissioner, may rehear charges against and reinstate persons dismissed.
12-107 — Publication of notice of appointments, removals, and changes of salaries.
12-108 — Overtime work by officers or employees and additional compensation therefor.
12-109 — Activities of mayor and other officers of the city or of any agency as officers or members of an educational corporation chartered by the board of regents of the University of the state of New York to carry out programs to encourage scholastic achievement by pupils within the city.
12-110 — Annual disclosure.
12-112 — Council; violations of law by members of.
12-113 — Protection of sources of information.
12-114 — Fees paid to city.
12-115 — Civil rights protected.
12-116 — Certificates of appointment.
12-117 — Official oath.
12-118 — Appropriations for contesting office to be made for prevailing party only.
12-119 — Definitions.
12-120 — Residency requirements.
12-121 — Exceptions to residence requirements.
12-122 — Temporary transfer of employees.
12-123 — Authorizing leaves of absence with pay, for employees of the city to attend conventions, encampments, or parades.
12-124 — Payment of salaries; exceptions.
12-124.1 — Electronic pay stubs.
12-125 — Retired employees; change of options.
12-126 — Health insurance coverage for city employees, persons retired from city employment, and dependents of such employees and retirees.
12-126.1 — Special provisions applicable to health insurance and welfare benefit fund coverage for certain members of city retirement systems.
12-126.2 — Special provisions applicable to health insurance and welfare benefit fund coverage for certain correction officers and sanitation workers.
12-126.3 — Health insurance coverage and welfare fund benefits of certain retirees and their dependents.
12-126.4 — Health insurance coverage for former mayors.
12-126.5 — Continuation of city employee health insurance during agency transfer.
12-126.6 — Communication to city employees regarding enrollment in city-administered benefits.
12-127 — City employees injured in course of duty.
12-128 — Claims of officers and employees of city for injuries caused by persons deeming themselves aggrieved.
12-129 — Hours of service during July and August.
12-130 — Office hours.
12-131 — Reproduction of records on film.
12-132 — Records to be kept and abstracts published.
12-133 — Order to use patented articles prohibited.
12-134 — Powers and duties of the District Attorney's investigators.
12-138 — Applicability of age qualifications to veterans of armed forces.
12-139 — Election of qualified transportation benefits in lieu of taxable dollar compensation.
12-140 — Line of duty sick leave for World Trade Center rescue, recovery or cleanup operations.
12-141 — Mental health coordinator.
12-142 — Career counseling.
12-201 — City surveyors; examination, appointment of.
12-202 — Commissioner of citywide administrative services to conduct examinations for licenses for master plumbers.
12-203 — Assistance of committee of plumbing industry.
12-204 — Civil service ambassador program.
12-205 — Inspectors; certificate.
12-206 — Eligible List Reporting.
12-207 — Availability of menstrual products.
12-208 — Pay and employment equity data.
12-208.1 — Pay equity analysis.
12-208.2 — Pay equity analysis of the private workforce.
12-209 — Availability of diapers and baby wipes.
12-210 — Dissemination of occupational safety and health information during a public health emergency.
12-211 — Notice regarding student loan forgiveness programs.
12-212 — Public service corps program.
12-213 — Data on applicants for civil service examinations and admission and graduation statistics from agency training programs.
12-214 — Donation of surplus computer equipment.
12-215 — Civil service examinations for justice-involved individuals.
12-216 — Exit surveys and interviews.
12-217 — Promotion examinations.
12-218 — Workplace culture surveys.
12-219 — Civil service examination waivers.
12-220 — Promotion of civil service examinations.
12-221 — Training regarding legislative process and parliamentary procedure for certain community institutions.
12-222 — Distribution of information relating to civil service positions at city university of New York.
12-301 — Short title.
12-302 — Statement of policy.
12-303 — Definitions.
12-304 — Application of chapter.
12-305 — Rights of public employees and certified employee organizations.
12-306 — Improper practices; good faith bargaining.
12-307 — Scope of collective bargaining; management rights.
12-308 — Judicial review and enforcement of a final order of the board of collective bargaining or the board of certification.
12-309 — Powers and duties of board of collective bargaining; board of certification; director.
12-310 — Meetings; quorum; vote required; public hearings prior to adoption of rules.
12-311 — Bargaining notice; mediation; impasse panels.
12-312 — Grievance procedure and impartial arbitration.
12-313 — Membership and rules of municipal labor committee.
12-314 — Special provisions relating to initial certification.
12-315 — Delegation of powers.
12-316 — Emergency suspension of salary and wages.
13-101 — Definitions.
13-102 — Date of establishment.
13-103 — Board of trustees of retirement system.
13-104 — Membership; composition and eligibility.
13-105 — Membership; eligibility in certain cases.
13-106 — Membership classification.
13-107 — Credit for service and service certificates.
13-108 — Allowance of service preceding renewal membership.
13-109 — Purchase of credit for past service as internes.
13-110 — Purchase of credit for past teaching service in the city university of New York.
13-111 — Purchase of credit for past youth board program service in the bureau of community education of the board of education.
13-112 — Purchase of credit for past service as a member or employee of the legislature.
13-113 — Credit after being member of other retirement system.
13-114 — Credit for service with the port authority of New York and New Jersey.
13-115 — Credit for service of certain members.
13-116 — Credit for service of certain members.
13-117 — Credit for service of certain members.
13-118 — Allowance of service with respect to involuntary separations of certain members.
13-119 — Re-entry into membership after withdrawal of contributions.
13-120 — New York city employees' retirement system; a corporation.
13-121 — Retirement system; adoption of tables and certification of rates.
13-122 — Retirement system; reports.
13-123 — Medical board.
13-124 — The funds; component funds.
13-125 — Contributions of members and their use; annuity savings fund.
13-125.1 — Pick up of uniformed force member contributions by uniformed force employer.
13-125.2 — Pick up of tier I or tier II non-uniformed-force member contributions by employer.
13-126 — Contributions of members and their use; annuity reserve fund.
13-127 — Contributions of the city and their use; contingent reserve fund.
13-128 — Contributions of the city and their use; pension reserve fund.
13-129 — Contributions of the city and their use; pension fund.
13-130 — Contributions of public benefit corporations and their use.
13-131 — Contributions by city university of New York.
13-132 — Contributions by state in relation to certain officers and employees of courts.
13-133 — Guarantee of funds.
13-134 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-135 — Allowance of interest.
13-136 — Custodian of funds.
13-137 — Payments from funds.
13-138 — Fund for current needs.
13-139 — Prohibition upon trustees and employees.
13-140 — Rules regulating loans to members.
13-141 — Termination of membership; discontinuance of service.
13-142 — Termination of membership; election to city, county or state office.
13-143 — Termination of membership; transfer to police pension fund.
13-144 — Termination of membership; transfer to fire department pension fund subchapter two.
13-145 — Transfer of retirement system membership of certain marine personnel.
13-145.1 — Transfer of retirement system membership of certain fire marshals.
13-146 — Termination of membership; miscellaneous.
13-147 — Right of certain employees to continue to maintain deposit of accumulated deductions.
13-148 — Death benefits; ordinary death benefits.
13-149 — Death benefits; accidental death benefits.
13-149.1 — COVID-19 benefit.
13-150 — Retirement; separation from service without fault or delinquency.
13-151 — Retirement; minimum ages for service retirement.
13-152 — Pensions for increased-take-home-pay.
13-153 — Credit for service.
13-154 — Optional retirement after twenty-five years of allowable service rendered in the uniformed force of the department of sanitation; retirement allowances for service in such force.
13-155 — Optional retirement after twenty or twenty-five years of allowable service rendered in the uniformed correction force.
13-156 — Optional retirement after twenty or twenty-five years of allowable service rendered in the housing police service.
13-157 — Optional retirement after twenty or twenty-five years of allowable service rendered in the uniformed transit police force.
13-157.1 — Twenty-five year retirement program for investigator members.
13-157.2 — Twenty-five year retirement program for dispatcher members.
13-157.2 — Twenty-five year retirement program for EMT members.
13-157.3 — Twenty-five year retirement program for special officer, parking control specialist, school safety agent, campus peace officer, and New York city taxi and limousine inspector members.
13-157.4 — Twenty year retirement program for investigator members.
13-158 — Optional retirement after twenty-five years of allowable service by certain sanitation department officers and employees; retirement allowance upon service retirement.
13-159 — Optional retirement by sanitation workers after twenty years of allowable service in such capacity in the department of sanitation; retirement allowance upon service retirement.
13-160 — Optional retirement by members of the uniformed force of the department of sanitation after twenty years of allowable service in such force; retirement allowance upon service retirement.
13-161 — Optional service retirement for certain officers and employees of the New York city transit authority after twenty years of designated service, with retirement allowance payable at or after age fifty.
13-162 — Optional service retirement upon completion of minimum period of service under career pension plan.
13-163 — Medical review in transit police member disability cases.
13-164 — Retirement; selection of age fifty-five.
13-165 — Election and assignment of retirement plans with respect to certain members.
13-166 — Retirement; for superannuation.
13-167 — Retirement; for ordinary disability.
13-168 — Retirement; for accident disability.
13-169 — Medical review in member disability cases.
13-170 — Medical review in housing police member disability cases.
13-171 — Safeguards on disability retirement.
13-172 — Retirement allowances; for service.
13-173 — Vested retirement rights.
13-173.1 — Vested retirement rights; sanitation members.
13-174 — Retirement allowances; for ordinary disability.
13-175 — Retirement allowances; for accident disability.
13-176 — Retirement allowances; restrictions on.
13-177 — Retirement; options in which retirement allowances may be taken.
13-177.1 — Modified option 1 pension computation formula.
13-178 — Benefits upon re-entry into membership; after retirement.
13-179 — Benefits upon re-entry into membership; after disability.
13-180 — Monthly payments.
13-181 — Exemption from tax, execution, etc.
13-181.1 — Eligible rollover distributions.
13-181.2 — Payments to political committees.
13-182 — Protection against fraud or mistake.
13-183 — State supervision.
13-184 — Limitation on other statutes; application of chapter.
13-185 — Transfer of certain employees to board of education.
13-186 — Transfer of certain employees of the board of education.
13-187 — Retirement of members who are justices of the supreme court, judges of the surrogate's courts, judges of the civil court of the city of New York, judges of the criminal court of the city of New York, judges of the family court within the city of New York or officers or employees of any such court and who die while in service after becoming eligible for retirement.
13-188 — Transferred contributors.
13-189 — Optional retirement program.
13-190 — Members having service as council members; special expense payments included in compensation.
13-191 — Transit police officer's variable supplements fund.
13-191 — Housing police officer's variable supplements fund.
13-192 — Transit police superior officers' variable supplements fund.
13-192 — Housing police superior officers' variable supplements fund.
13-193.1 — Procedural modifications as to determination of payments to transit police and housing police variable supplements funds.
13-193.2 — Payments to transit police officer's variable supplements fund for TPOVSF basis fiscal years related to a payment guarantee.
13-193.3 — Payments to transit police superior officers' variable supplements fund for TPSOVSF transition fiscal years.
13-193.4 — Payments to housing police officer's variable supplements fund for HPOVSF basis fiscal years related to a payment guarantee.
13-193.5 — Payments to housing police superior officers' variable supplements fund for HPSOVSF transition fiscal years.
13-193.6 — Payments to transit police superior officers' variable supplements fund for TPSOVSF basis fiscal years related to a payment guarantee.
13-193.7 — Payments to housing police superior officers' variable supplements fund for HPSOVSF basis fiscal years related to a payment guarantee.
13-193 — Payments to transit police variable supplements funds.
13-193 — Payments to housing police variable supplements funds.
13-194 — Correction officers' variable supplements fund.
13-195 — Payments to correction officers' variable supplements fund.
13-195.1 — Payments to correction officers' variable supplements fund for basis fiscal years related to a payment guarantee.
13-196 — Excess benefit plan.
13-201 — Definitions.
13-202 — Board of trustees.
13-203 — Composition of pension fund.
13-204 — Reduction of contributions by members.
13-205 — Reduction of contributions by members.
13-206 — Payment of pensions; disability; retirement for service.
13-207 — [Minimum disability pension.]
13-208 — Extra service pension credit.
13-209 — Payment of pensions; death.
13-210 — Return of deductions on discontinuance of membership or on death.
13-211 — Time of payment of pensions.
13-212 — Exemption from tax and legal process.
13-213 — False swearing.
13-213.1 — Transfer of assets, liabilities and administration of pension fund, subchapter one to pension fund, subchapter two: payment of certain benefits by pension fund, subchapter two.
13-214 — Definitions.
13-215 — Membership; composition and eligibility.
13-216 — Board of trustees.
13-217 — Rules and regulations.
13-218 — Credit for service.
13-219 — Re-entry into membership after withdrawal of contributions.
13-220 — Pension fund; a corporation.
13-221 — Pension fund; adoption of tables and certification of rates.
13-222 — Pension fund; reports.
13-223 — Medical board.
13-224 — The funds; component funds.
13-225 — Contributions of members and their use; annuity savings fund.
13-225.1 — Employer pick up of member contributions.
13-226 — Pensions-for-increased-take-home-pay.
13-227 — Contributions of members and their use; annuity reserve fund and dependent benefit reserve funds.
13-228 — Contributions of the city and their use; contingent reserve fund.
13-229 — Contributions of the city and their use; pension reserve fund.
13-230 — Contributions of public benefit corporations and their use.
13-231 — Guarantee of funds.
13-232 — Payments to variable supplements funds.
13-232.1 — Payments to police officer's variable supplements fund for base fiscal years commencing on or after July first, nineteen hundred eighty-eight.
13-232.2 — Payments to police superior officers' variable supplements fund for base fiscal years included in the period commencing on July first, nineteen hundred eighty-eight and ending on June thirtieth, nineteen hundred ninety-two.
13-232.3 — Payments to police superior officers' variable supplements fund for base fiscal years commencing on or after July first, nineteen hundred ninety-two.
13-233 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-234 — Allowance of interest.
13-235 — Custodian of funds.
13-236 — Payments from funds.
13-237 — Fund for current needs.
13-238 — Prohibition upon trustees and employees.
13-239 — Rules regulating loans to members.
13-240 — Termination of membership; discontinuance of service.
13-241 — Termination of membership; election to city, county or state office.
13-242 — Termination of membership; miscellaneous.
13-243 — Death benefits; ordinary death benefits.
13-244 — Death benefits; accidental death benefits.
13-244.1 — COVID-19 benefit.
13-245 — Accidental death benefits in the case of deaths occurring prior to July first, nineteen hundred sixty-five.
13-246 — Retirement; minimum age or period for service retirement.
13-247 — Retirement; selection of either twenty or twenty-five years of city-service.
13-248 — Retirement; selection of age fifty-five.
13-249 — Method of computing certain pensions.
13-250 — Continuance of retirement allowance upon election to public office.
13-251 — Retirement; for ordinary disability.
13-252 — Retirement; for accident disability.
13-252.1 — Accidental disability retirement; World Trade Center presumption.
13-253 — Dependent benefits for surviving spouses and orphans.
13-254 — Safeguards on disability retirement.
13-255 — Retirement allowances; for service.
13-256 — Vested retirement rights.
13-256.1 — Discharge or dismissal.
13-257 — Retirement allowances; for ordinary disability.
13-258 — Retirement allowances; for accident disability.
13-259 — Accidental disability benefits in the case of retirements prior to July first, nineteen hundred sixty-five.
13-260 — Retirement allowances; restrictions on.
13-261 — Retirement; options in which retirement allowances may be taken.
13-261.1 — Modified option 1 pension computation formula.
13-261.2 — Death of applicant before effective date of retirement.
13-261.3 — Retired employees; change of options.
13-262 — Benefits upon re-entry into membership; after retirement.
13-263 — Monthly payments.
13-264 — Exemption from tax and legal process.
13-264.1 — Eligible rollover distributions.
13-265 — Protection against fraud or mistake.
13-266 — State supervision.
13-267 — Limitation on other statutes; application of article.
13-267.1 — Excess benefit plan.
13-268 — Definitions.
13-269 — Police officer's variable supplements fund.
13-270 — Board of trustees.
13-271 — Payment of supplemental benefits.
13-272 — Variable supplements fund; a corporation.
13-273 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-274 — Annual reports.
13-275 — Custodian of funds.
13-276 — Prohibitions with respect to trustees and employees.
13-277 — State supervision.
13-278 — Definitions.
13-279 — Police superior officers' variable supplements fund.
13-280 — Board of trustees.
13-281 — Payment of supplemental benefits.
13-282 — Variable supplements fund; a corporation.
13-283 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-284 — Annual reports.
13-285 — Custodian of funds.
13-286 — Prohibitions with respect to trustees and employees.
13-287 — State supervision.
13-301 — Definitions.
13-302 — Board of trustees.
13-303 — Composition.
13-304 — Payment of pensions; disability; retirement for service.
13-305 — Service-incurred disability benefits in the case of retirements prior to July first, nineteen hundred sixty-five.
13-306 — Reduction of contributions by members.
13-307 — Extra service pension credits.
13-308 — Credit for certain prior city service.
13-309 — Payment of pensions; death.
13-310 — Return of deductions on discontinuance of membership or on death.
13-311 — Time of payment of pensions.
13-312 — Exemption from tax and legal process.
13-312.1 — Transfer of assets, liabilities and administration of pension fund, subchapter one to pension fund, subchapter two; payment of certain benefits by pension fund, subchapter two.
13-313 — Definitions.
13-314 — Membership; composition and eligibility.
13-315 — Plan membership; original plan, improved benefits plan.
13-316 — Board of trustees.
13-317 — Rules and regulations.
13-318 — Credit for service.
13-319 — Re-entry into membership after withdrawal of contributions.
13-320 — Pension fund; a corporation.
13-321 — Pension fund; adoption of tables and certification of rates.
13-322 — Pension fund; reports.
13-323 — Medical board.
13-324 — The funds; component funds.
13-325 — Contributions by original plan members.
13-326 — Pension-for-increased-take-home-pay.
13-327 — Contributions of improved benefits plan members and their use; annuity savings fund.
13-327.1 — Employer pick up of member contributions.
13-328 — Contributions of improved benefits plan members and their use; annuity reserve fund.
13-329 — Contributions of members and their use; dependent benefit reserve funds.
13-330 — Retirement allowance reserve fund for original plan members.
13-331 — Contributions of the city and their use; contingent reserve fund.
13-332 — Contributions of the city and their use; pension reserve fund.
13-333 — Contributions of public benefit corporations and their use.
13-334 — Guarantee of funds.
13-335 — Payments to variable supplements funds.
13-335.1 — Payments to firefighters' variable supplements fund for base fiscal years commencing on or after July first, nineteen hundred eighty-eight.
13-335.2 — Payments to fire officers' variable supplements fund for base fiscal years included in the period commencing on July first, nineteen hundred eighty-eight and ending on June thirtieth, nineteen hundred ninety-two.
13-335.3 — Payments to fire officers' variable supplements fund for base fiscal years commencing on or after July first, nineteen hundred ninety-two.
13-336 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-337 — Allowance of interest.
13-338 — Custodian of funds.
13-339 — Payments from funds.
13-340 — Fund for current needs.
13-341 — Prohibition upon trustees and employees.
13-342 — Rules regulating loans to members.
13-343 — Termination of membership; discontinuance of service.
13-344 — Termination of membership; election to city, county or state office.
13-345 — Termination of membership; miscellaneous.
13-346 — Death benefits; ordinary death benefits.
13-347 — Death benefits; accidental death benefits.
13-347.1 — COVID-19 benefit.
13-348 — Accidental death benefits in the case of deaths occurring prior to July first, nineteen hundred sixty-five.
13-349 — Retirement; minimum period for service retirement.
13-350 — Retirement; selection of either twenty or twenty-five years of city-service.
13-351 — Method of computing retirement allowance of chief of department.
13-352 — Retirement; for ordinary disability.
13-353 — Retirement; for accident disability.
13-353.1 — Accidental disability retirement; World Trade Center presumption.
13-354 — Certain disabilities of firefighters.
13-355 — Dependent benefits for surviving spouses and orphans.
13-356 — Safeguards on disability retirement; disability retirees other than disability retirees under improved benefits plan.
13-357 — Safeguards on disability retirement; disability retirees under improved benefits plan.
13-358 — Retirement allowances of original plan members; for service.
13-359 — Retirement allowances of improved benefits plan members; for service.
13-360 — Vested retirement rights; original plan members.
13-361 — Vested retirement rights; improved benefits plan members.
13-361.1 — Discharge or dismissal.
13-362 — Retirement allowances of original plan members; for ordinary disability.
13-363 — Retirement allowances of improved benefit plan members; for ordinary disability.
13-364 — Retirement allowances of original plan members; for accident disability.
13-365 — Accidental disability benefits in the case of retirements prior to July 1, 1965.
13-366 — Retirement allowances of improved benefits plan members; for accident disability.
13-367 — Retirement allowances of improved benefits plan members credited with certain service as battalion chief.
13-368 — Retirement allowances; restrictions on.
13-369 — Retirement of original plan members; options in which retirement allowances may be taken.
13-369.1 — Retired employees; change of options.
13-370 — Retirement of improved benefits plan members; options in which retirement allowances may be taken.
13-370.1 — Retired employees; change of options.
13-371 — Benefits upon re-entry into membership; after retirement of original plan members.
13-372 — Benefits upon re-entry into membership; after retirement of improved benefits plan members.
13-372.1 — Modified option 1 pension computation formula.
13-373 — Monthly payments to beneficiaries under original plan.
13-374 — Monthly payments to beneficiaries under improved benefits plan.
13-375 — Exemption under original plan from tax and legal process.
13-375.1 — Eligible rollover distributions.
13-376 — Exemption under improved benefits plan from tax and legal process.
13-376.1 — Eligible rollover distributions.
13-377 — Protection against fraud or mistake.
13-378 — State supervision.
13-379 — Limitation on other statutes; application of subchapter.
13-379.1 — Excess benefit plan.
13-380 — Life insurance fund.
13-381 — Payments to exempt or volunteer firefighters' associations; Queens and Richmond.
13-382 — Definitions.
13-383 — Firefighters' variable supplements fund.
13-384 — Board of trustees.
13-385 — Payment of supplemental benefits.
13-386 — Variable supplements fund; a corporation.
13-387 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-388 — Annual reports.
13-389 — Custodian of funds.
13-390 — Prohibitions with respect to trustees and employees.
13-391 — State supervision.
13-391.1 — Variable supplements for wipers for periods included in the period beginning on July first, nineteen hundred eighty-eight and ending on December thirty-first, nineteen hundred ninety-two.
13-392 — Definitions.
13-393 — Fire officers' variable supplements fund.
13-394 — Board of trustees.
13-395 — Payment of supplemental benefits.
13-396 — Variable supplements fund; a corporation.
13-397 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-398 — Annual reports.
13-399 — Custodian of funds.
13-400 — Prohibitions with respect to trustees and employees.
13-401 — State supervision.
13-501 — Definitions.
13-502 — Date of establishment.
13-503 — Teachers' retirement association; membership.
13-504 — Teachers' retirement association; membership of lecturers.
13-505 — Credit for service and service certificates.
13-506 — Re-entry into service.
13-507 — Teachers' retirement board; membership; elections.
13-508 — Retirement board; oath of office.
13-509 — Retirement board; organization; employees.
13-510 — Retirement board; no compensation for members of board.
13-511 — Retirement board; a corporation.
13-512 — Retirement board; decisions.
13-513 — Retirement board; rules and regulations.
13-514 — Retirement board; adoption of tables and certification of rates.
13-515 — Retirement board; data.
13-516 — Retirement board; records.
13-517 — Retirement board; reports.
13-518 — Retirement board; other duties.
13-519 — Medical board.
13-520 — The funds; component funds.
13-521 — Contributions of members and their use; annuity savings fund.
13-521.1 — Pick up of member contributions of tier I and tier II members by employer.
13-522 — Contributions of members and their use; annuity reserve fund.
13-523 — Transferred contributor.
13-524 — Other provisions relative to contributions of members.
13-525 — Change of rate of contribution; withdrawal of excess.
13-526 — Contributions of the city and their use; expense fund.
13-527 — Contributions of the city and their use; contingent reserve fund.
13-528 — Contributions by city university of New York.
13-529 — Contributions by state in relation to certain officers and employees of courts.
13-530 — Contributions of the city and their use; pension reserve fund number one.
13-531 — Contributions of the city and their use; pension reserve fund number two.
13-532 — Pensions for those receiving pension out of retirement fund of board of education.
13-533 — Guarantee of funds.
13-534 — Trustees of funds; investments.
13-535 — Allowance of interest.
13-536 — Custodian of funds.
13-537 — Payments from funds.
13-538 — Fund for current needs.
13-539 — Prohibition upon members and employees.
13-540 — Rules regulating loans to members.
13-541 — Termination of membership; resignation, transfer or dismissal.
13-542 — Death benefits; ordinary death benefits.
13-543 — Special death and retirement benefits.
13-544 — Accidental death benefits.
13-544.1 — COVID-19 benefit.
13-545 — Retirement; service and superannuation.
13-546 — Pensions-for-increased-take-home-pay.
13-547 — Optional service retirement upon completion of minimum period of service under twenty-year pension plan.
13-548 — Age-fifty-five-increased-benefits pension plan.
13-549 — Deferred eligibility of certain retirees, withdrawn contributors and discontinued members for benefits under certain pension plans.
13-550 — Retirement; for disability.
13-551 — Retirement for accident disability.
13-552 — Retirement allowances; restrictions on.
13-552.1 — Medical review in member disability cases.
13-552.2 — Medical review in member disability cases.
13-553 — Safeguards on disability retirement.
13-554 — Retirement allowances.
13-555 — Supplemental pension fund establishment; payment of supplemental pension allowances from such fund.
13-556 — Vested retirement rights.
13-557 — Special provisions on retirement of teachers for service and allowances thereon.
13-558 — Retirement; options in which retirement allowances may be taken.
13-559 — Termination of options.
13-559.1 — Modified option 1 pension computation formula.
13-560 — Monthly payments.
13-561 — Exemption from tax, execution, etc.
13-561.1 — Eligible rollover distributions.
13-562 — State supervision.
13-563 — Extension of system to college participants and provisions relative thereto.
13-564 — Amendment of chapter.
13-565 — Retired employees; change of options.
13-566 — Optional retirement program.
13-567 — Variable annuity funds.
13-568 — Elections to participate in the variable annuity program; variable annuity savings fund and variable pension accumulation fund.
13-569 — Variable contingency reserve fund.
13-570 — Administration; investment of funds; units and unit values; expenses.
13-572 — Withdrawal of participant in variable annuity program; reentry into service.
13-573 — Death of participant in variable annuity program.
13-574 — Variable annuity reserve fund; variable annuity.
13-575 — Variable pension reserve fund; variable pension.
13-576 — Options; variable designated beneficiary's annuity; variable joint annuity or pension.
13-577 — Adjustment of variable annuity funds for mortality and investment experience, and certain other adjustments.
13-578 — Regular interest and mortality tables for participants in variable annuity program.
13-579 — Monthly payments.
13-580 — Miscellaneous provisions.
13-581 — Convertible instalments.
13-582 — Tax-deferred annuity program.
13-583 — Excess benefit plan.
13-601 — Organization and membership.
13-602 — Continuance of status in fund.
13-603 — Composition of fund.
13-604 — Relief from contributions.
13-605 — Relief from contributions.
13-606 — Relief from contributions.
13-607 — Trustee of fund.
13-608 — Duties of trustee.
13-609 — Reports and audits.
13-610 — Payment of pensions; disability; death.
13-611 — Retirement for service.
13-612 — Pension after service as commissioner or deputy commissioner.
13-613 — Exemption from execution and process.
13-614 — Termination of membership; transfer to New York city employees' retirement system.
13-615 — Merger of system with teachers' retirement system and provisions relative thereto.
13-616 — Organization and membership.
13-617 — Composition of fund.
13-618 — Relief from contributions.
13-619 — Relief from contributions.
13-620 — Relief from contributions.
13-621 — Trustees of fund.
13-622 — Duties of trustees.
13-623 — Reports.
13-624 — Pension for service.
13-625 — Ordinary death benefits.
13-626 — Order of discontinuance of pension in certain cases.
13-627 — Exemption from tax and legal process.
13-628 — Guaranty of funds.
13-629 — Transfer of officers and employees to the department of traffic.
13-630 — Employees of community colleges.
13-631 — Preservation of retirement and civil service rights; members of police and fire departments holding civil defense positions.
13-632 — Transfer of retirement system membership of certain board of education personnel to teachers' retirement system.
13-634 — Transfer of members of the police force of the board of water supply to the police department of the city of New York.
13-635 — Computation of length of service of physicians and surgeons.
13-636 — Trustees of the exempt firemen's benevolent fund of the late city of Brooklyn.
13-637 — Pension to members of police force disabled in military or naval service of the United States.
13-638 — Pension to members of the fire force disabled in military or naval service of the United States.
13-638.1 — Nineteen hundred eighty-eight unfunded accrued liability adjustment.
13-638.1 — Nineteen hundred eighty-eight unfunded accrued liability adjustment.
13-638.2 — Supplementary provisions regarding employer contributions to retirement systems for fiscal years beginning on or after July first, nineteen hundred eighty-nine, for amortization of consolidated unfunded accrued liabilities and balance sheet liabilities for the nineteen hundred ninety – nineteen hundred ninety-one, nineteen hundred ninety-one – nineteen hundred ninety-two and nineteen hundred ninety-two – nineteen hundred ninety-three fiscal years, and for amortization of such liabilities and certain other unfunded accrued liabilities pursuant to the level percentage of payroll method in certain fiscal years thereafter; rates of interest.
13-638.3 — Funding of consolidated unfunded accrued liabilities and remainder of balance sheet liability of the police pension fund, subchapter two; amortization of such liabilities and certain liabilities for transfers to variable supplements funds pursuant to the level percentage of payroll method in certain fiscal years.
13-638.3 — Funding of consolidated unfunded accrued liabilities and remainder of balance sheet liability of the fire department pension fund, subchapter two; amortization of such liabilities and certain liabilities for transfers to variable supplements funds pursuant to the level percentage of payroll method in certain fiscal years.
13-638.4 — Membership rights in NYCERS and BERS for part-time service; credit for service; dual employment provisions; membership rights of school crossing guards.
13-638.5 — Compliance of New York city retirement systems and pension funds with section 401(a)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code.
13-638.6 — Compliance of New York city retirement systems and pension funds with section 401(a)(9) of the Internal Revenue Code.
13-638.7 — Dual memberships.
13-639 — Board of estimate; authority to recommend retirement.
13-640 — Authority to retire.
13-641 — Annuities; annuities to retired employees.
13-642 — When annuities forfeited.
13-643 — Application of subchapter.
13-644 — Definitions.
13-645 — Retired employees eligible for supplemental pensions.
13-646 — Computation of supplemental pensions.
13-647 — Payment of supplemental pensions.
13-648 — Rules and regulations.
13-649 — Information to be furnished to comptroller.
13-650 — City supplemental pension fund.
13-651 — Restriction on use of retirement and pension funds.
13-652 — Definitions.
13-653 — Supplemental retirement allowances.
13-654 — Payment of supplemental retirement allowances.
13-655 — Rules and regulations.
13-656 — Information to be furnished to comptroller.
13-657 — Supplemental pension fund.
13-658 — Reimbursement by participating employers for payments for certain city retired employees.
13-659 — Reimbursement of supplemental pension fund by the city.
13-660 — Restriction on use of retirement or pension funds.
13-661 — Limitations on obligations.
13-662 — Definitions.
13-663 — Supplemental retirement allowances.
13-664 — Payment of supplemental retirement allowances.
13-665 — Rules and regulations.
13-666 — Information to be furnished to the comptroller.
13-667 — Supplemental pension fund.
13-668 — Reimbursement of supplemental pension fund by the city.
13-669 — Restrictions on use of retirement or pension funds.
13-670 — Limitations on obligations.
13-671 — Definitions.
13-672 — Supplemental retirement allowances.
13-673 — Payment of supplemental retirement allowances.
13-674 — Rules and regulations.
13-675 — Information to be furnished to comptroller.
13-676 — Supplemental pension fund.
13-677 — Reimbursement of supplemental pension fund by the city.
13-678 — Restrictions on use of retirement or pension funds.
13-679 — Limitations on obligations.
13-680 — Supplemental retirement allowances based on consumer price index.
13-681 — Supplemental pension for a surviving spouse, dependent or child in certain cases.
13-682 — Payment of supplemental retirement allowances.
13-683 — Information to be furnished to comptroller.
13-684 — Reimbursement by authority responsible for supplementation.
13-685 — Definitions.
13-686 — Supplemental pension.
13-687 — Supplemental pension for a surviving spouse, dependent or child of a deceased member of the uniformed force of the police or fire department.
13-688 — Payment of supplemental pensions.
13-689 — Information to be furnished to comptroller.
13-690 — Definitions.
13-691 — Supplemental retirement allowances for certain closed pension funds retirees and other retirees.
13-692 — Payment of supplemental retirement allowances.
13-693 — Information to be furnished to comptroller.
13-694 — Definitions.
13-695 — Obligation of obligors responsible for supplementation to make contributions on account of supplemental retirement allowances.
13-696 — Cost-of-living adjustment.
13-701 — Investments by pension funds or retirement systems maintained, administered or supported by the city or an agency, in notes or bonds secured by certain purchase money mortgages.
13-702 — Delegation of investing powers to comptroller.
13-703 — Investments in railroad, industrial, electric and gas, telephone and waterworks obligations.
13-704 — Graduated crediting of gains and amortization of losses on dispositions of securities by certain retirement systems.
13-705 — Acquisition, management and protection of investments of retirement system funds.
14-101 — Definitions.
14-102 — Composition of force.
14-103 — Detective bureau.
14-104 — Juvenile bureau.
14-105 — Superintendent of buildings; compensation.
14-106 — Special patrolmen; when may be appointed.
14-107 — Unlawful use of police uniform or emblem.
14-108 — Unlawful use or possession of official police cards.
14-109 — Qualifications of members of force; publishing names and residence of applicants and appointees; probation.
14-110 — Warrant of appointment; oath.
14-111 — Salaries of first grade police officers.
14-112 — Computation of compensation of members of the department after service in the fire department.
14-113 — Computation of compensation of members of the department restored to duty after service in the fire department.
14-114 — Promotions.
14-115 — Discipline of members.
14-116 — Limitations of suits.
14-117 — Assignment to police duty.
14-118 — School crossing guards.
14-118.1 — Voluntary fingerprinting of school children.
14-118.2 — Traffic and parking enforcement by employees not police officers.
14-119 — Department to cooperate with department of health and mental hygiene.
14-119.1 — Notification of violent or traumatic incidents.
14-120 — Detail of officers to assist department of health and mental hygiene.
14-121 — Details to special duty.
14-122 — Relief from active duty due to disability.
14-122.1 — Receipt of line of duty pay.
14-123 — Suspension of members of force.
14-124 — Termination of service of members of force because of superannuation.
14-125 — Rehearing of charges; reinstatement of members of department.
14-126 — Resignations, absence on leave.
14-127 — Contingent expenses of department, bond of commissioner.
14-128 — Three platoon system; traffic squad not affected by.
14-129 — Commissioner; to fix boundaries of precincts; to furnish station houses.
14-130 — Returns of arrests; accused to be taken before judge of the criminal court.
14-131 — Accommodations for women.
14-132 — Proceedings where woman is arrested.
14-133 — Use of boats.
14-134 — Civil process.
14-135 — Reimbursement for loss of property by member of force while in performance of duty.
14-136 — Rewards.
14-137 — Subpoenas; administration of oaths.
14-138 — Minutes of commissioner; when evidence.
14-139 — Disposal of horses.
14-140 — Property clerk.
14-141 — Common law and statutory powers of constables.
14-147 — Workers' compensation for members of auxiliary police.
14-148 — Uniform allowance for members of auxiliary police.
14-149 — Police 911 operational time analysis report.
14-150 — Police department reporting requirements.
14-151 — Bias-based profiling prohibited.
14-152 — School activity reporting.
14-153 — Traffic data.
14-154 — Persons not to be detained.
14-155 — Enforcement criteria.
14-156 — Desk appearance ticket report.
14-157 — Summons report.
14-158 — Use of force incident reports.
14-159 — Use of force encounter reports.
14-160 — Officer deployment.
14-161 — Online reporting of domestic violence and hate crime statistics.
14-162 — Enforcement criteria.
14-163 — Arrestee health information.
14-164 — Patrol guide publication required.
14-165 — Cardiopulmonary resuscitation and automated external defibrillator training.
14-166 — Reporting on nuisance abatement actions.
14-167 — Collision reports.
14-168 — Arrestee contact information.
14-169 — Seized property data reports.
14-170 — Erroneous records.
14-171 — Index crime clearance report.
14-172 — Online reporting of arrests and summonses for subway fare evasion.
14-172.1 — Information on reduced fare program.
14-173 — Guidance regarding consent searches.
14-174 — Identification of police officers.
14-175 — Marijuana enforcement report.
14-176 — Opioid antagonist report.
14-177 — Harassment and sexual assault survivor sensitivity training.
14-178 — Special victims case management system.
14-179 — Special victims division staffing.
14-180 — Special victims training.
14-181 — Child sensitive arrest policies.
14-182 — Data regarding animal cruelty complaints.
14-183 — Parking permits issued by the police department.
14-183.1 — Electronic tracking system for city-issued parking permits.
14-184 — Removal of vehicles obstructing traffic.
14-185 — Multi-agency response to community hotspots.
14-186 — Internal disciplinary matrix.
14-187 — Shield numbers and rank designations.
14-188 — Annual surveillance reporting and evaluation.
14-188.1 — Facial recognition policy and evaluation.
14-189 — Right to record police activities.
14-190 — Early intervention system.
14-191 — Vehicle encounter reports.
14-192 — Domestic violence, sexual crimes, and human trafficking training.
14-193 — Autism spectrum disorder safety training.
14-194 — Providing body-worn camera footage.
14-195 — Annual report on the use of large donations.
14-196 — Report on investigative encounters.
14-197 — Response to students in emotional crisis.
14-198 — Public information and officer training regarding identity theft.
14-199 — Reports on criminal complaints and arrests.
14-199.1 — Consent required to collect the DNA of a minor.
14-199.2 — Access to police dispatch radio communications.
14-199.3 — Youth programs.
14-201 — Regulation of solicitation by law enforcement affiliated organizations.
14-202 — Registration of law enforcement affiliated organizations.
14-203 — Representation.
14-204 — Prohibited acts.
14-205 — Criminal and civil penalties.
14-206 — Enforcement actions or proceedings.
14-207 — Scope of remedies.
14-208 — Construction.
15-101 — Definitions; bureaus, divisions and offices.
15-102 — Volunteer system.
15-103 — Qualifications of force of department.
15-103.1 — Chief of department.
15-104 — Probationary period.
15-105 — Oaths of office.
15-106 — Warrants of appointment.
15-107 — Grades of members of the uniformed force.
15-108 — Salary during absence from duty caused by injury or sickness.
15-108.1 — Receipt of line of duty pay.
15-109 — Salary of first grade firefighters.
15-110 — Promotions.
15-110.1 — Longevity bonuses.
15-111 — Credit for service in the police department.
15-111.1 — Credit for service in the uniformed transit police force or uniformed housing police force.
15-112 — Working hours.
15-113 — Discipline of members; removal from force.
15-114 — Resignations and absences.
15-115 — Rehearing of charges; reinstatement of members of department.
15-116 — Members of force; peace officers.
15-117 — Members of force; police officers.
15-118 — Exemption from civil arrest and service of subpoenas.
15-119 — Reimbursement for loss of property while in performance of duty.
15-120 — Uniforms and badges; unlawful use prohibited.
15-121 — Termination of service of members of uniformed force because of superannuation.
15-123 — Limited mutual aid agreement with city of Mount Vernon.
15-124 — Destruction of buildings to prevent spread of fire.
15-125 — Preventing spread of harbor fires.
15-126 — Fire alarm telegraph system.
15-127 — Auxiliary fire alarm systems.
15-128 — Fire drills.
15-129 — Reporting of department response times.
15-130 — Applicants for firefighter civil service examinations and admission and graduation statistics from the probationary firefighter school.
15-131 — Report on smoke detectors, smoke alarms and fire sprinklers.
15-132 — Residential education and outreach.
15-133 — Youth education and outreach.
15-134 — Fire hydrant inspection standards and tracking.
15-135 — Notice regarding closed doors and fires.
15-136 — Opioid antagonist report.
15-137 — Report on emergency medical services supervisor to emergency medical services station staffing ratios.
15-138 — Annual report on the potential impact of certain rezonings on department services.
15-139 — Online applications for fire alarm plan examinations and inspections.
15-140 — Emergency evacuation planning for individuals with limited mobility.
15-141 — Fire safety violations.
15-142 — Permanent firehouse upgrades.
15-143 — Diversity, inclusion, anti-discrimination and anti-harassment training.
15-144 — Recruitment and retention of firefighters.
15-145 — Annual report on demographic information of employees of the department assigned to fire companies and special operations units.
15-146 — Annual report on equal employment opportunity complaints.
15-147 — Powered mobility device education and outreach.
15-148 — Provision of body armor.
15-149 — De-escalation and self-defense training.
15-150 — Notification of council members regarding fires.
15-151 — Residential fire emergency response guide.
15-152 — Notice regarding and provision of firefighting personal protective equipment.
15-153 — Report on fire department vehicles and equipment.
15-154 — Report on emergency medical services units.
15-155 — Publication of 911 call data on the open data portal.
15-202 — Obstruction of fire stations.
15-203 — Right of way of fire apparatus; obstructing.
15-204 — Motor vehicles having the appearance of apparatus and vehicles of the department and fire patrol prohibited.
15-205 — Obstruction of fire hydrants.
15-206 — Fire hose.
15-207 — Fire lines.
15-208 — Interfering with or obstructing officials, officers and members of department.
15-214 — False alarms.
15-215 — Tampering with automatic sprinkler systems.
15-216 — Fines and penalties.
15-217 — Suits and actions.
15-218 — Purposes of investigations.
15-219 — Compelling attendance of witnesses.
15-220 — Administering oaths; taking and transmitting testimony.
15-220.1 — False statements in certificates, forms, written statements, applications, reports or certifications of correction.
15-221 — Arrest of persons suspected of arson.
15-223 — Issuance of orders.
15-223.1 — Orders; penalty for noncompliance.
15-224 — Service of orders.
15-225 — Transmitting notice to owner.
15-226 — Violations; order to remove.
15-227 — Violations; order to vacate building.
15-227.1 — Penalties for violation of order to vacate and order to seal, secure and close; access to premises.
15-228 — Expenses of enforcing orders.
15-229 — Environmental control board; civil penalties.
15-230 — Environmental control board proceedings; order to certify correction.
15-231 — Civil penalty for failure to certify the correction of a violation.
15-232 — Limitations on power of commissioner to designate administrative code provisions which may be enforced by the environmental control board.
15-233 — Reward for information leading to arson conviction: posting notices
16-501 — Definitions.
16-502 — New York city trade waste commission.
16-503 — Functions.
16-504 — Powers and duties.
16-505 — Licenses and registration required.
16-506 — Term and fee for license or registration.
16-507 — Registration application.
16-508 — License application.
16-509 — Refusal to issue a license.
16-510 — Investigation of employees.
16-511 — Independent auditing or monitoring required.
16-512 — Investigations by the department of investigation.
16-513 — Revocation or suspension of license or registration.
16-514 — Emergency suspension of license or registration.
16-515 — Penalties.
16-516 — Liability for violations.
16-517 — Enforcement.
16-518 — Hearings.
16-519 — Rate fixing; hearings and production of records.
16-520 — Conduct by licensees of trade waste collection, removal or disposal.
16-520.1 — Conduct of registrants.
16-521 — Conduct of trade waste brokers.
16-522 — Investigation of customer complaints.
16-525 — Displaced employee list.
16-526 — Side guards.
16-527 — Labor and wage violations.
16-528 — Workers' rights information.
16-1000 — Definitions.
16-1001 — Commercial waste zones; designation.
16-1002 — Agreements.
16-1003 — Unauthorized conduct within commercial waste zones.
16-1004 — Interference with commercial waste zone agreements.
16-1005 — Conduct by awardees and designated carters within commercial waste zones.
16-1006 — Employee retention.
16-1007 — Displaced employees list.
16-1008 — Worker safety training.
16-1009 — Whistleblower protections.
16-1010 — Outreach and education.
16-1011 — Agency reporting.
16-1012 — Reporting by micro-haulers.
16-1013 — Fees.
16-1014 — Minimum rates.
16-1015 — Penalties, injunction and equitable remedies.
16-1016 — Impoundment and forfeiture.
16-1017 — Liability for violations.
16-1018 — Enforcement.
16-1019 — Labor and wage violations.
16-1020 — Administration of commercial waste zones.
16-101 — Definitions.
16-102 — Secretary.
16-103 — Uniformed forces.
16-104 — Records.
16-105 — Drivers or sweepers; temporary employment of.
16-106 — Removal and suspension of employees.
16-107 — Leaves of absence.
16-108 — Salary during absence from duty by injury or sickness.
16-108.1 — Receipt of line of duty pay.
16-109 — Sanitation service; absence from duty because of injury or illness incurred prior to April eighteenth, nineteen hundred sixty-two.
16-110 — Recommendations for amendment of health code.
16-111 — Division of streets into districts; allotment of sweepers.
16-111.1 — Reductions in street cleaning.
16-111.2 — Posting information online about street cleanings.
16-112 — Flushing or washing streets; water.
16-113 — Removal of night soil and offal.
16-114 — Rates for collection and disposal.
16-114.1 — Rates for collection and disposal of solid waste from home occupations, medical offices/group medical centers, and other residential offices.
16-114.2 — Stationary on-street containers.
16-115 — Sale of ashes by commissioner.
16-116 — Removal of commercial waste; posting of sign, registration number.
16-117 — Rules and regulations governing conveyance of rubbish, waste or offensive material through the streets.
16-117.1 — Transport, storage and disposal of waste containing asbestos.
16-118 — Littering prohibited.
16-118.1 — Citywide routing system.
16-119 — Dumping prohibited.
16-120 — Receptacles for the removal of waste material.
16-120.1 — Storage, treatment, transportation and disposal of regulated medical waste, other medical waste and regulated household waste.
16-120.2 — Refuse compacting systems; multiple dwellings after May twentieth, nineteen hundred sixty-eight.
16-121 — Obstructing tracks.
16-122 — Vehicles and other movable property.
16-123 — Removal of snow, ice and dirt from sidewalks; property owners' duties.
16-124 — Removal of snow and ice from the streets.
16-124.1 — Borough-based snow plowing and removal plans.
16-125 — Dumping snow and ice from piers.
16-126 — Snow removal; employees and equipment.
16-127 — Earth, rocks and rubbish.
16-128 — Removal of encumbrances from streets.
16-129 — Rates for the use of department disposal facilities.
16-129.1 — Rate for the use of department compost facilities.
16-130 — Permit for operators of dumps, non-putrescible solid waste transfer stations, putrescible solid waste transfer stations and fill material operations.
16-131 — Rules for the operation of dumps, non-putrescible solid waste transfer stations, putrescible solid waste transfer stations and fill material operations; permits and fees.
16-131.1 — Issuance, renewal, suspension and revocation of permits.
16-131.2 — Additional powers of the commissioner.
16-131.3 — Removal or abatement of public nuisance.
16-131.4 — Impoundment and forfeiture.
16-131.5 — Inquiries and subpoena power.
16-132 — Lease of advertising space on litter baskets.
16-132.1 — Dog waste bag dispensers on public litter baskets.
16-133 — Enforcement.
16-134 — Comprehensive study of commercial solid waste management system required.
16-135 — Snow removal volunteer registry.
16-140 — Solid waste management plan.
16-141 — Uniform civil penalties for littering and public urination.
16-142 — Violations received after a disaster.
16-143 — Corrective action request program.
16-144 — Zero waste goal.
16-145 — Removal of fallen tree limbs, branches, and vegetation after severe weather.
16-201 — Facility assignment.
16-202 — Waste acceptability.
16-203 — Charges.
16-204 — Recordkeeping and filing requirements.
16-205 — Variances.
16-206 — Enforcement proceedings.
16-207 — Regulations.
16-208 — Publication of regulations.
16-209 — Definitions.
16-301 — Short title.
16-302 — Declaration of policy.
16-303 — Definitions.
16-305 — Recycling of department-managed solid waste.
16-305.1 — Weekly collection of designated recyclable materials.
16-306 — Private carter-collected waste.
16-306.1 — Organic waste.
16-307 — City agency waste.
16-307.1 — School recycling.
16-307.2 — City agency food waste prevention plans.
16-307.3 — School food waste.
16-308 — Organic waste.
16-308.1 — Curbside organics collection.
16-308.2 — Organic waste drop off sites.
16-308.3 — Community garden organics collection.
16-309 — Christmas trees.
16-310 — Public space recycling.
16-310.1 — Textile reuse and recycling program.
16-310.2 — Paint stewardship program.
16-310.3 — Community recycling.
16-311 — Recycling outreach and education.
16-312 — Processing recyclable materials.
16-313 — Marketing recyclable materials.
16-314 — Recycling program revisions.
16-315 — Notice, education and research programs.
16-316 — Recycling and composting economic development study.
16-316.1 — Waste characterization study.
16-316.3 — Household hazardous waste collection.
16-316.4 — Recycling incentive pilot program.
16-316.5 — Zero waste plan and report.
16-317 — Citizens' solid waste advisory boards; membership.
16-318 — Functions of the citizens' board.
16-319 — Citywide recycling advisory board; membership.
16-320 — Functions of the citywide board.
16-321 — Disclosure requirements.
16-323 — Rules submitted to council.
16-324 — Enforcement.
16-326 — Definitions.
16-327 — Sponsor and producer/event manager responsibilities at street events.
16-328 — Penalties.
16-329 — Restrictions on the sale or use of certain expanded polystyrene items.
16-420 — [Short title.]
16-421 — Definitions.
16-422 — Responsibility of manufacturer collection.
16-423 — Manufacturer electronic waste management plan.
16-424 — Performance standards.
16-425 — Labeling.
16-426 — Disposal ban.
16-427 — Enforcement.
16-428 — Reporting requirements.
16-429 — Confidential information and trade secrets.
16-430 — Application by the department of collected covered electronic equipment toward recycling goals.
16-431 — Severability.
16-432 — Rulemaking authority.
16-460 — Definitions.
16-461 — Unlawful removal or sale of material.
16-462 — Rewards.
16-463 — Receipt of recyclable material.
16-464 — Enforcement.
16-465 — Severability.
16-470 — Definitions.
16-471 — On-street acceptance or transfer of recyclable containers in bulk.
16-472 — Registration.
16-473 — Reporting requirements.
16-474 — Operating requirements.
16-475 — Exemption.
16-476 — Enforcement.
16-477 — Rulemaking authority.
16-480 — Definitions.
16-481 — Original equipment manufacturer responsibility for recovery.
16-482 — Department refrigerant recovery program.
16-483 — Improper disposal of appliances.
16-484 — Enforcement.
16-485 — Rulemaking authority.
16-486 — Severability.
16-490 — Definitions.
16-491 — Paper carryout bag reduction fee.
16-492 — Exemptions.
16-497 — Food donation web portal.
16-498 — Definitions.
16-498.1 — Reduction of overall permitted capacity.
16-498.2 — Allocating reductions of permitted capacity.
16-498.3 — Waiver.
16-498.4 — Overconcentrated districts.
16-498.5 — Reporting.
16-498.6 — Notification.
16-498.7 — Displaced employee list.
16-401 — Restrictions on providing single-use plastic beverage straws, beverage stirrers and beverage splash sticks.
16-402 — Restrictions on providing eating utensils, condiment packets, napkins and extra eating containers.
16-403 — Reusable beverage containers in sports venues.
17-101 — Definitions.
17-102 — Secretary; certification by chief clerk.
17-103 — Proofs and affidavits.
17-104 — Measures to prevent the spread of disease.
17-105 — Commercial paper during epidemic; duties of city clerk.
17-106 — Inspection of sick; reports.
17-107 — Inspection of vessels; removal; violation of orders, punishment for.
17-108 — Infected places outside the city; proclamation.
17-109 — Vaccinations.
17-110 — Sale and exchange of lymph and antitoxin.
17-111 — Appropriation for prevention of communicable diseases.
17-112 — Publication of reports and statistics.
17-113 — Repairs of buildings; removal of obstructions; regulation of public markets.
17-114 — Nuisances; abatement without suit.
17-115 — Right of inspection.
17-116 — Medical examiners' returns.
17-117 — Removal of bodies.
17-118 — Putrid cargoes, et cetera, may be destroyed.
17-119 — Drainage; orders therefor; maps.
17-120 — Orders for paving, et cetera, yards and cellars; notice.
17-121 — Care and treatment of physically handicapped children.
17-122 — Judicial notice of seal and presumptions.
17-123 — Window guards; notification to tenants.
17-124 — Aliens.
17-125 — Community air quality surveys and annual report.
17-127 — Oxygen in courthouses.
17-128 — The department as party.
17-129 — Proceedings presumed legal; presumptions.
17-130 — Copies of records; authentication.
17-131 — Order for examination before justice of supreme court.
17-132 — Appearance and examination of witnesses.
17-133 — Penalties.
17-133.1 — Failure to abate rodents; penalties.
17-133.2 — Rat mitigation zones.
17-133.3 — Rat mitigation reporting.
17-133.4 — Inspections for rats.
17-134 — Joinder of defendants.
17-135 — Court fees not to be charged.
17-136 — Costs.
17-137 — Jurisdiction; title to real estate.
17-138 — Officers to be peace officers.
17-139 — Injunctions against department; undertakings.
17-140 — Officers and judges to act promptly.
17-141 — Service of orders.
17-142 — Definition of nuisance.
17-143 — Nuisances; punishment.
17-144 — Nuisances; who is liable.
17-145 — Dangerous buildings, places and things; declaration as nuisance.
17-146 — Stay of execution; modification.
17-147 — Execution.
17-148 — Substituted service; posting; service by publication.
17-149 — On what expenses to be a lien.
17-150 — Suits for expenses.
17-151 — Lien on premises.
17-152 — Validity of lien; grounds for challenge.
17-153 — Statement of expenses of executing orders.
17-154 — Service of order or judgment.
17-155 — Payments to department.
17-156 — Refusal to pay department.
17-157 — Payment to department; effect.
17-158 — Department to retain moneys until twelve days after notice.
17-159 — Infected and uninhabitable houses; vacation orders.
17-160 — Proceedings for condemnation.
17-161 — Institution of proceedings.
17-162 — Admissible evidence.
17-163 — Amount of compensation.
17-164 — Inspection reports; publication.
17-165 — Inspection and removal of articles.
17-166 — Record of births, fetal deaths and deaths.
17-166.1 — Sex designation on death records.
17-167 — Supplemental birth records.
17-167.1 — Sex designation on birth records.
17-167.2 — Signage regarding patient rights and hospital services for transgender individuals.
17-167.3 — Report on training by hospitals regarding medical care for transgender individuals.
17-168 — Certificate of registration of birth.
17-168.1 — Resource materials for parents and guardians of newborn children.
17-168.2 — Newborn home visiting program.
17-169 — Certified copies of records of birth, fetal death, and death; certificates of birth.
17-170 — Records of births, deaths and marriages on file with the department and the clerk of the county of Kings; transfer to the department of general services; certification.
17-171 — Records of marriages on file with the department of health and mental hygiene; transfer to the city clerk; certification.
17-172 — Dislodging food from person choking; poster.
17-173 — Dangers of consuming alcoholic beverages during pregnancy; warning sign.
17-174 — Provision of interpretation services in hospitals.
17-174.1 — [Language access services for abortion providers.]
17-175 — Waste reduction study.
17-176 — Prohibitions on the distribution of tobacco products.
17-176.1 — Prohibition on the sale of discounted cigarettes and tobacco products.
17-177 — Prohibition on the distribution of tobacco products through vending machines.
17-178 — Availability of resuscitation equipment in certain public places.
17-179 — Department screening, diagnosis and treatment.
17-180 — Training of department personnel.
17-180.1 — Overdose prevention and reversal training; needle, syringe, and sharps buyback.
17-180.2 — Trauma-informed care.
17-181 — Lead-based paint; dry scraping and dry sanding prohibited.
17-182 — City-funded public hospitals and health facilities required to utilize peace officers.
17-183 — Publication and dissemination of public health insurance program options.
17-184 — Availability of contraception.
17-184.1 — Availability of medication abortion.
17-184.2 — Availability of rapid testing for sexually transmitted infections.
17-185 — Inspection by the department of unsafe work practices.
17-186 — Lead poisoning prevention in children.
17-186.1 — Education and outreach regarding childhood lead poisoning prevention.
17-187 — School nurses.
17-187.1 — Epinephrine devices.
17-188 — Automated external defibrillators.
17-188.1 — Information on cardiopulmonary resuscitation courses available to the public.
17-188.2 — Blood pressure machines in public places.
17-188.3 — Airway clearance devices in schools.
17-189 — Prohibition on sale of certain substances containing lead.
17-190 — Deaths of homeless persons and homeless shelter residents; report.
17-191 — Child fatality review advisory team.
17-192 — Foods containing artificial trans fat.
17-193 — Trauma scenes.
17-194 — Drinking water tank inspections.
17-194.1 — Cooling towers; maintenance, inspection and testing.
17-195 — Food allergy posters.
17-195.1 — Posting of sanitary inspection grade.
17-196 — Electronic death registration system.
17-197 — Restraining animals outdoors.
17-197.1 — Wild and exotic animal circus performances prohibited.
17-198 — Hepatitis B and hepatitis C data compilation and reporting.
17-199 — Health services in correctional facilities.
17-199.1 — Lactation rooms.
17-199.2 — Contraceptives reporting.
17-199.2.1 — Report on medical services relating to reproductive health care.
17-199.3 — Maternal mortality and morbidity annual report.
17-199.3.1 — Maternal mortality and morbidity review committee (M3RC).
17-199.3.2 — Education on polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis.
17-199.3.3 — Report and recommendations on cesarean sections.
17-199.4 — HPV vaccination reporting.
17-199.4.1 — Education and outreach on childhood and adolescent vaccination.
17-199.4.2 — Informational materials on vaccines.
17-199.5 — Encouragement of physician referrals for indoor allergen hazards.
17-199.6 — Investigations of indoor allergen hazards in dwellings of persons with medically diagnosed moderate persistent or severe persistent asthma.
17-199.7 — Education about indoor allergen hazards.
17-199.8 — Inspection by the department of unsafe work practices for indoor allergen remediation.
17-199.9 — Educational materials on drugs and opiates awareness and prevention.
17-199.10 — Doulas.
17-199.11 — Food service establishment beverage options for children's meals.
17-199.12 — Report of early intervention services.
17-199.12.1 — Report of autism spectrum disorder services.
17-199.13 — Farm-to-city projects.
17-199.14 — Report on heat vulnerability and heat-related deaths.
17-199.15 — Gender and racial equity advisory board.
17-199.16 — Public information and outreach campaign on medically unnecessary treatments on individuals born with intersex traits or variations in sex characteristics.
17-199.17 — Information on midwives.
17-199.18 — Added sugar notifications.
17-199.19 — Provision of sexual and reproductive health services.
17-199.20 — Citywide diabetes reduction plan.
17-199.21 — Vision testing and eyeglasses.
17-199.21 — Mental health and behavioral health services outreach and education.
17-199.22 — Information regarding emergency rooms and pediatric trauma centers.
17-199.23 — Report on drownings.
17-199.24 — Sickle cell trait and disease.
17-199.25 — Citywide population health agenda.
17-199.26.1 — Mental health materials for individuals who have experienced pregnancy loss.
17-199.27 — Student wellness club toolkit.
17-199.28 — Peer-based mental health literacy trainings.
17-199.29 — Health plan for TGNCNB and intersex individuals.
17-199.30 — Education campaign on opioid use disorder and opioid agonist therapies during and after pregnancy.
17-199.31 — Report on deaths by suicide and suicide-related behavior among youth.
17-199.32 — Healthy living and managing chronic diseases during and after pregnancy.
17-199.33 — NYC 988 reporting.
17-199.34 — Background checks for providers, employees, and volunteers in child care programs.
17-200 — Prohibited acts with respect to wild birds.
17-201 — Report of deaths; removal of body.
17-202 — Procedure in deaths reportable to the office of chief medical examiner.
17-203 — Autopsies; findings.
17-204 — Cremation.
17-205 — Records.
17-206 — Fees for copies of records.
17-207 — Root cause analysis, office of chief medical examiner.
17-208 — Transparency, office of chief medical examiner.
17-301 — Language preference for inspections.
17-302 — Licensee disclosure of breach of security, notification requirements.
17-306 — Definitions.
17-307 — Licenses, permits required; restrictions; term.
17-307.1 — Supervisory licenses
17-308 — Fees.
17-308.1 — Domestic Partners.
17-309 — Applications; hearings.
17-311 — Display of license or plate and letter grade.
17-312 — Notification of change.
17-314 — Duties of licensees and permittees.
17-314.1 — Transferability.
17-315 — Restrictions on the placement of vehicles and pushcarts; vending in certain areas restricted or prohibited.
17-315.1 — Cleanliness and waste removal requirements.
17-316 — Prohibitions.
17-317 — Issuance, renewal, suspension and revocation of licenses and permits.
17-318 — Notice; hearings.
17-320 — Exemptions.
17-321 — Enforcement.
17-322 — Forfeitures.
17-323 — Seizure of perishable food.
17-323.1 — Notification concerning seizure of food.
17-324 — Rules.
17-324.1 — Other foods.
17-325 — Penalties.
17-325.1 — Failure to display and produce license or permit; presumptive evidence of unlicensed or unpermitted activity.
17-325.2 — Reports on vendor license and permit renewals, suspensions and revocations.
17-325.3 — Sanitary inspection grading.
17-326 — Definitions.
17-327 — License required.
17-328 — Identification tag and certificate of license.
17-329 — Disposition of licensed horse.
17-330 — Regulations.
17-331 — Advisory board.
17-332 — Violations.
17-334 — Construction.
17-334.1 — Training program and examination.
17-335 — Inhalation therapy.
17-336 — Purveyors of certain services regulated.
17-337 — Air quality standards for compressed air in underwater breathing tanks.
17-342 — Definitions.
17-343 — Acquisition of a dangerous dog prohibited.
17-344 — Humane destruction.
17-345 — Determination of a dangerous dog.
17-346 — Confiscation and/or confinement of a dangerous dog.
17-347 — Excused behavior.
17-348 — Regulations.
17-350 — Violations and penalties.
17-351 — Enforcement.
17-352 — Construction.
17-353 — Exemptions.
17-354 — Severability.
17-355 — Short title.
17-356 — Definitions.
17-357 — Licenses.
17-358 — Licenses, applications, procedures and requirements.
17-359 — Expiration; transfer; assignment; display.
17-360 — Sanitary conditions; physical facilities; equipment; procedures.
17-362 — Violations and penalties.
17-363 — Rules.
17-364 — Short title.
17-365 — Definitions.
17-366 — Proof of vaccination required.
17-367 — Record keeping.
17-368 — Inspection.
17-369 — Rules.
17-370 — Violations and penalties.
17-371 — Definitions.
17-372 — Pet shop permits required.
17-373 — Permit applications.
17-374 — Permit expiration dates; fees.
17-375 — Permits not transferable; exception.
17-376 — Conditions of permit and health code to be observed.
17-377 — Permit to be kept on premises; mutilation prohibited.
17-378 — Permit suspension and revocation.
17-379 — Denial of issuance or renewal, suspension and revocation; when effective; service of order or notice.
17-380 — Forfeiture and seizure.
17-381 — Penalties.
17-382 — Rules.
17-401 — Findings and declaration.
17-402 — Definitions.
17-403 — Application of chapter.
17-404 — Waiting period.
17-405 — Requirements for informed consent.
17-406 — Consent form.
17-407 — Reports.
17-408 — Enforcement proceedings.
17-501 — Short title.
17-502 — Definitions.
17-503 — Prohibition of smoking and use of electronic cigarettes.
17-503.1 — Prohibition of using smokeless tobacco at sports arenas and recreational areas that issue tickets.
17-504 — Regulation of smoking, and use of electronic cigarettes, in places of employment.
17-505 — Areas where smoking, and using electronic cigarettes, are not regulated by this chapter.
17-506 — Posting of signs; prohibition of ashtrays.
17-506.1 — Obligation of owners of class A multiple dwellings to adopt and disclose a smoking policy.
17-507 — Enforcement.
17-508 — Violations and penalties.
17-510 — Public education.
17-511 — Governmental agency cooperation.
17-512 — General provisions.
17-513 — Rules.
17-513.1 — Effective dates for membership associations, owner operated bars, tobacco bars and non-tobacco hookah establishments.
17-513.2 — Construction.
17-513.3 — Retail tobacco store and retail electronic cigarette store registration.
17-513.4 — Retail tobacco store and retail electronic cigarette store verification.
17-513.5 — Non-tobacco hookah establishments.
17-514 — Report.
17-601 — Definitions.
17-602 — Drug testing of school system drivers.
17-603 — Prior notice of testing policy.
17-604 — Pre-employment testing.
17-605 — Random testing.
17-606 — Reasonable suspicion testing.
17-607 — Post-accident testing.
17-608 — Return to active duty testing.
17-609 — Drug testing procedures.
17-610 — Consequences of failure to pass a drug test; refusal to take a drug test.
17-611 — Recordkeeping and reporting.
17-612 — Certification of compliance.
17-613 — Termination of contracts.
17-614 — No abrogation of rights.
17-615 — Costs.
17-701 — Short title.
17-702 — Definitions.
17-703 — License Required.
17-703.1 — Sign required.
17-703.2 — Requirements for retail dealers concerning cigarette tax.
17-704 — Minimum package sizes.
17-704.1 — Prohibition on delivery.
17-705 — Age restriction on handling.
17-706 — Sale of cigarettes, tobacco products, liquid nicotine, electronic cigarettes, or non-tobacco smoking products to minors and young adults prohibited.
17-708 — Use of tobacco products on school premises prohibited.
17-709 — Enforcement.
17-709.1 — Rules.
17-710 — Violations and penalties.
17-711 — Report.
17-712 — Construction.
17-713 — Definitions.
17-715 — Sale of flavored tobacco products, flavored electronic cigarettes and flavored e-liquid prohibited.
17-716 — Violations and penalties.
17-717 — Enforcement.
17-718 — Rules.
17-719 — Requirements relating to non-tobacco hookah establishments.
17-802 — Definitions.
17-803 — Animal shelters.
17-804 — Sterilization required.
17-805 — Reporting requirements.
17-806 — Violations.
17-807 — Rules.
17-808 — Severability.
17-809 — No limitation on additional services.
17-810 — Euthanizing animals; time frame for making such determination.
17-811 — Animal population control program.
17-812 — Animal population control fund.
17-813 — Dog license fee.
17-814 — Licensing of dogs required.
17-815 — Microchipping required.
17-816 — Promotion of adoptable animals.
17-817 — Disposal of deceased animals.
17-818 — Animals discovered during eviction or action taken pursuant to any order or judgment granting legal possession.
17-819 — Civil cause of action for persons denied possession of companion animals.
17-910 — Definitions.
17-911 — Required investigation.
17-912 — Lead reference levels and action levels.
17-913 — Testing water for lead.
17-914 — Lead screening referrals by agencies.
17-915 — Lead hazard inspection and testing.
17-916 — Report regarding objections to department orders.
17-920 — Definitions.
17-921 — Lead-based paint presumption.
17-922 — Remediation of lead-based paint hazards.
17-923 — Department rules.
17-924 — Annual survey for lead-based paint hazards.
17-1001 — Short title.
17-1002 — Definitions.
17-1003 — Prescription drug discount card program.
17-1004 — Report.
17-1005 — Implementation.
17-1006 — Rules.
17-1101 — Definitions.
17-1102 — Notification requirements for commercial and residential lawn applications.
17-1103 — Enforcement.
17-1104 — Civil and criminal penalties.
17-1201 — Application.
17-1202 — Definitions.
17-1203 — Reduction of pesticide use.
17-1204 — Interagency pest management committee.
17-1205 — Exemptions.
17-1206 — Waiver.
17-1207 — Notification.
17-1208 — Recordkeeping and reporting.
17-1209 — Enforcement.
17-1210 — Rules.
17-1301 — Definitions.
17-1302 — Access to summary child care service inspection reports.
17-1303 — Posting of information on-site.
17-1304 — Denial of permit.
17-1305 — Notification of authorities.
17-1306 — Distribution of information to referral agencies.
17-1307 — Penalties.
17-1308 — Guidance for owners of real property to create space for child care programs.
17-1309 — Child care directory.
17-1310 — Report on child care inspector training.
17-1311 — Child care rights outreach campaign.
17-1312 — Guidance relating to the child care program permitting process.
17-1401 — Definitions.
17-1402 — Sale or installation of non-compliant carpet or carpet cushion prohibited.
17-1403 — Carpet adhesive.
17-1404 — Standard for testing.
17-1405 — Recordkeeping requirements for carpet businesses.
17-1406 — Green label, green label plus and other certification programs.
17-1407 — Notice.
17-1408 — Construction.
17-1409 — Enforcement and penalties.
17-1410 — Exemptions.
17-1501 — Definitions.
17-1502 — Food service establishment inspection code of conduct.
17-1503 — Food service establishment advisory board.
17-1504 — Food service establishment consultative inspection program.
17-1505 — Food service establishment inspections ombuds office.
17-1506 — Inspections for social adult day cares and senior centers; reporting.
17-1507 — Required healthy eating information.
17-1508 — Posting, signage and display violations.
17-1509 — Food protection.
17-1510 — Personal hygiene and other food protection.
17-1511 — Pests and garbage.
17-1512 — Food packages.
17-1513 — Food contact surfaces.
17-1514 — Plumbing.
17-1515 — Lighting.
17-1516 — Non-food contact surfaces.
17-1517 — Bulbs.
17-1518 — Rules.
17-1601 — Definitions.
17-1602 — Creation of animal abuse registry.
17-1603 — Animal abuse registration requirements.
17-1604 — Prohibition on contact with animals.
17-1605 — Prohibition of transfers of animals to animal abusers.
17-1606 — Rules.
17-1607 — Penalties.
17-1608 — Applicability.
17-1701 — Definitions.
17-1702 — Sales of animals.
17-1706 — Exemptions for animal shelters and rescue partners.
17-1707 — Violations and fines.
17-1708 — Forfeiture and seizure.
17-1709 — Rules.
17-1801 — Definitions.
17-1802 — Arrestee health screening.
17-1803 — Health information from screening for incarcerated individuals.
17-1804 — Health information exchange for incarcerated individuals.
17-1805 — Communication from correctional health services.
17-1806 — Communication following a suicide attempt by, hospitalization of or serious injury to an incarcerated individual.
17-1901 — Definitions.
17-1902 — Prohibited conduct.
17-1903 — Enforcement.
17-2001 — Definitions.
17-2002 — Primary care services and patient navigation program.
17-2003 — Telemedicine accessibility plan.
17-2101 — Definitions.
17-2102 — Nightlife opioid antagonist program.
17-2103 — Terms and conditions.
17-2104 — Training and administration of an opioid antagonist.
17-2105 — Disclaimer of liability for nightlife establishments and their employees.
17-2106 — Construction.
17-2107 — Report.
17-2201 — Definitions.
17-2202 — Claim for interference with reproductive or gender-affirming health care.
18-101 — Department of parks and recreation; commissioner.
18-102 — Uniform force.
18-103 — Trees and vegetation; definitions.
18-104 — Trees and vegetation; jurisdiction.
18-105 — Trees under private or public ownership; care and cultivation.
18-105.1 — Trees, bushes and other vegetation obstructing a traffic signal or device.
18-105.2 — Trees adjacent to buildings.
18-106 — Tree planting; permission of commissioner of transportation.
18-107 — Replacement of trees.
18-108 — Public beaches; jurisdiction.
18-108.1 — Prohibitions on beaches.
18-108.2 — Vehicles prohibited on boardwalks.
18-109 — Setbacks along boardwalks and beaches.
18-110 — Public beaches; life-saving apparatus.
18-111 — Gifts of real and personal property.
18-112 — Restrictions on Eastern parkway, etc.
18-113 — Restrictions on Ocean parkway.
18-114 — Coney island oceanarium.
18-115 — Richmondtown exhibit.
18-116 — Garage in Lincoln Square Performing Arts Center.
18-117 — Perkins arboretum.
18-118 — Renting of stadium in Flushing Meadow park; exemption from down payment requirements.
18-119 — Queens Zoological and Botanical Gardens.
18-120 — Hall of science.
18-121 — High Rock Park Nature Conservation Center.
18-122 — Bicycle and tricycle areas in parks.
18-123 — Brooklyn Children's Museum in Brower Park.
18-124 — Art museum.
18-125 — Thomas Pell Wildlife Refuge and Sanctuary.
18-126 — Hunter Island Marine Zoology and Geology Sanctuary.
18-127 — Central Park Zoo; Flushing Meadow Zoo; Prospect Park Zoo.
18-128 — Renting of tennis stadium and center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.
18-128.1 — Snug Harbor.
18-128.2 — Bryant Park.
18-129 — Fines for unlawful cutting of trees on department property.
18-130 — Ward's and Randall's islands; development into park.
18-131 — Posting of signs.
18-132 — Displaying a POW/MIA flag over public property.
18-133 — Adopt-a-park program.
18-134 — Annual report on non-governmental funding for parks.
18-135 — Requiring signage warning of heat dangers of playground equipment.
18-136 — Advisory committee for new surfacing materials.
18-137 — Representation on park conservancies.
18-138 — Locations of concessions in parks.
18-139 — Notification prior to planting of trees.
18-140 — Stormwater retention planting manual.
18-141 — Native biodiversity planting practices.
18-142 — Tree removal protocol.
18-143 — Report on parks department facilities.
18-144 — Annual report on park maintenance.
18-144.1 — Report on urban park rangers.
18-145 — Reporting on capital project expenditures in parks.
18-146 — Prohibitions in parks.
18-147 — Destruction of trees and property.
18-148 — Notification of tree removal.
18-148.1 — Cleaning playground equipment after pesticide exposure.
18-149 — Discounted recreation center fees.
18-150 — Defibrillators at youth baseball games and youth softball games and practices in parks.
18-151 — Street tree maintenance information posted online.
18-152 — Pedestrian access to park facilities.
18-153 — Notice of changes to capital projects.
18-154 — Bathing season for beaches and pools.
18-155 — Installation of bollards.
18-156 — Soil lead testing.
18-157 — Tree inspections and health assessments.
18-158 — Park and playground inspections.
18-159 — Diaper changing accommodations.
18-160 — Water safety instruction provided at no cost.
18-161 — Swimming pool assessment and location survey.
18-162 — Swimming lessons at indoor pools.
18-163 — Report on staffing and training at beaches and pools.
18-164 — Urban forest plan.
18-165 — Compost facilities in parks.
18-166 — Wildfire mitigation strategic planning report.
18-167 — Public access to school playgrounds.
18-168 — Indoor basketball court access.
18-169 — Interactive map of swimming pool information.
18-170 — Trails.
18-171 — Signs regarding dog waste removal.
18-201 — Summer camps for children.
19-101 — Definitions.
19-101.1 — Department of design and construction.
19-101.2 — Review of major transportation projects.
19-101.3 — Reporting requirement following the completion of major transportation projects.
19-101.4 — Online accessible list of pedestrian safety projects.
19-101.6 — Notification of resurfacing work.
19-102 — Unlawful use or opening of street.
19-103 — Permits.
19-104 — Revocable consents.
19-105 — Rules.
19-106 — Right of entry.
19-107 — Temporary closing of streets.
19-107.1 — Open streets.
19-108 — Display of permit.
19-109 — Protection at work site.
19-110 — Liability for damage.
19-111 — Curbs.
19-112 — Ramps on curbs.
19-113 — Construction generally.
19-114 — Excavations or embankments near landmarks.
19-115 — Paving, generally.
19-116 — Paving by abutting owners.
19-117 — Licensing of vaults.
19-118 — Construction.
19-119 — Vault openings; protection of.
19-120 — Vault covers must afford secure footing.
19-121 — Construction and excavation sites; storage of materials and equipment on street.
19-122 — Removal of debris.
19-123 — Commercial refuse containers.
19-124 — Canopies.
19-124.1 — Banners.
19-125 — Posts and poles.
19-126 — Building, structure and crane moving.
19-127 — Use of hand trucks on the streets.
19-128 — Damaged or missing signs and signals.
19-128.1 — Newsracks.
19-129 — Board or plank walks.
19-130 — Balustrades.
19-131 — Restrictions on Clinton avenue.
19-132 — Restrictions on First place, Second place, Third place and Fourth place in the borough of Brooklyn.
19-133 — Removal of unauthorized projections and encroachments.
19-133.1 — Unlawful sidewalk ATMs.
19-134 — Certain extensions and projections not removable.
19-135 — Projections prohibited.
19-136 — Obstructions.
19-137 — Land contour work.
19-138 — Injury to or defacement of streets.
19-139 — Excavations for private purposes.
19-140 — Duties of police.
19-141 — Property owners may voluntarily lay sidewalks.
19-142 — Workers on excavations.
19-143 — Excavations for public works.
19-144 — Issuance of permit to open street within five years after completion of city capital construction project requiring resurfacing or reconstruction of such street.
19-145 — Pavements improperly relaid.
19-146 — Prevention of disturbances of street surface.
19-147 — Replacement of pavement and maintenance of street hardware.
19-148 — Safeguards against collision with posts, pillars and columns in streets.
19-149 — Criminal penalties.
19-150 — Civil penalties.
19-151 — Enforcement.
19-152 — Duties and obligations of property owner with respect to sidewalks and lots.
19-152.2 — Claim process.
19-152.3 — Appeal process to small claims assessment review part.
19-153 — Inspection, testing and repair of electrical-related infrastructure.
19-154 — Publication of street resurfacing information.
19-154.1 — Retaining wall inventory.
19-155 — Study of alternative roadway and sidewalk materials.
19-156 — Work zone safety on bridges.
19-157 — Pedestrian plazas.
19-157.1 — Theatre district zone.
19-158 — Notice requirement for work on resurfaced streets.
19-159 — Notification of tree planting when applying for sidewalk construction permits.
19-159.1 — The verification and repair of ponding conditions on roadways.
19-159.2 — Placement of street name signs.
19-159.3 — Temporary bicycle lanes.
19-159.4 — Chute closure devices required on concrete mixing trucks.
19-159.5 — Temporary truck loading zones.
19-159.6 — Notice requirement for public utility companies.
19-159.7 — Map of bicycle infrastructure conditions.
19-159.8 — Improvement of paved medians.
19-159.9 — Vegetation on new medians separating bicycle lanes from motorized vehicle traffic.
19-160 — Open restaurants; license and revocable consent required for sidewalk cafe and roadway cafe.
19-160.1 — Review and approval of petitions to establish and operate roadway cafes.
19-160.2 — Review and approval of petitions to establish and operate sidewalk cafes.
19-160.3 — Alcohol consumption in a sidewalk or roadway cafe.
19-160.4 — No advertising in a sidewalk or roadway cafe.
19-160.5 — Violations; penalties for a sidewalk or roadway cafe.
19-160.6 — Temporary authorization to operate.
19-160.7 — Report on compensation for revocable consent to operate sidewalk and roadway cafes.
19-162 — Permissible parking for certain purposes.
19-162.1 — Permissible parking for members of the clergy; houses of worship and hospitals.
19-162.2 — Permissible parking for emergency ambulance service vehicles operating for volunteer ambulance services.
19-162.3 — City-issued parking permits.
19-162.4 — Comprehensive plan for city-issued parking permits.
19-162.5 — City vehicle obstructing a bicycle lane, bus lane, sidewalk, crosswalk, or fire hydrant.
19-162.6 — Bus lane restrictions.
19-163 — Holiday suspensions of parking rules.
19-163.1 — Suspension of parking rules during snowfalls.
19-163.2 — Use of adhesive stickers in the enforcement of alternate side of the street parking rules.
19-164 — Special parking for wheelchair accessible vans.
19-165 — Parking of motor vehicles at night.
19-166 — Unlawful use or possession of city-issued parking permits.
19-166.1 — Misuse of city-issued parking permits.
19-167 — Parking meters.
19-168 — Fishing from public bridges.
19-169 — Removal of vehicles parked in front of a private driveway.
19-169.1 — Removal of vehicles improperly parked on private property.
19-169.2 — Booting of improperly parked motor vehicles.
19-170 — Limitation on parking of commercial vehicles.
19-170.1 — Truck loading zones and commercial parking meter areas.
19-170.2 — Loading zones.
19-170.3 — Overnight parking in industrial business zones.
19-171 — Helmet requirement for persons under the age of fourteen operating scooters.
19-171.1 — Multi-passenger wheeled device and motorized pedicab prohibited.
19-171.2 — Pedicab parking.
19-172 — Private streets; names, restrictions of.
19-173 — Subway gratings; sweeping into.
19-174 — Passengers boarding horse drawn cabs.
19-175 — Variance for special events.
19-175.1 — Publication of parking restrictions.
19-175.2 — Notification of changes in parking restrictions or removal of parking spaces.
19-175.4 — Right turns from bus lanes.
19-175.5 — Carsharing parking pilot program.
19-175.6 — On-street bus stops for sight-seeing buses.
19-175.7 — Illegible parking signs.
19-175.8 — Daylighting program.
19-175.9 — Commuter van industry study.
19-175.10 — Bicycle parking station program.
19-176 — Bicycle operation on sidewalks prohibited.
19-176.1 — Reckless operation of roller skates, in-line skates and skateboards prohibited.
19-176.2 — Motorized scooters.
19-176.3 — Moped share systems.
19-177 — Speed Limits; posting of signs; neighborhood slow zones; speed limits near schools.
19-178 — Truck weight and length limitations.
19-181 — Safety inspections at locations exhibiting a pattern of crashes involving pedestrians and/or bicyclists.
19-182 — Comprehensive study of pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries.
19-182.1 — Comprehensive guidelines for the improvements of roads and sidewalks.
19-182.2 — Street design checklist
19-182.3 — Crash investigation and analysis unit.
19-183 — Traffic calming devices and traffic flow designations.
19-183.1 — Installation of traffic calming devices on streets in senior pedestrian zones.
19-185 — Traffic study determinations.
19-185.1 — Publication of traffic-control device and speed reducer requests.
19-186 — Compilation of bicycle crash data.
19-187 — Information on bicycle and other micromobility device activity.
19-188 — Accessible pedestrian signals program.
19-188.1 — Pedestrian countdown displays.
19-188.2 — Traffic control devices near schools.
19-188.3 — Pedestrian lighting.
19-189 — Installation of speed humps on roadways adjacent to schools.
19-189.1 — Installation of bollards.
19-190 — Right of way.
19-191 — Civil penalties for leaving the scene of an incident without reporting.
19-193 — Bike share usage data.
19-194 — Bike share financial data reporting.
19-195 — Pedestrian crossings and control signals.
19-195.1 — Bicyclist rights and duties at an intersection.
19-195.2 — Public education campaign.
19-196 — All-terrain vehicles, including dirt bikes.
19-197 — Pedestrian countdown displays near schools and parks.
19-197 — Department report on distracted pedestrians.
19-198 — Reporting on motor vehicle related injuries and fatalities.
19-198.1 — Reporting on unreadable license plates.
19-199 — School safety implementation report.
19-199.1 — Master plan.
19-199.2 — Definitions.
19-199.3 — Notice to vehicle owners.
19-199.4 — Covered vehicle notice.
19-199.5 — Seizure and impoundment.
19-199.6 — Successful completion of safe vehicle operation course.
19-199.7 — Program evaluation.
19-200 — Definitions.
19-201 — Parking violations bureau created.
19-202 — Personnel of the bureau.
19-203 — Functions, powers and duties of the parking violations bureau.
19-204 — Notice of violation.
19-205 — Liability.
19-206 — Hearings.
19-207 — Judgments.
19-208 — Appeals within the bureau.
19-209 — Judicial review.
19-210 — Owner liability for failure of operator to comply with traffic-control indications.
19-211 — Additional penalties for parking violations.
19-212 — Limitation on removal of motor vehicles for purposes of satisfying parking violation judgments.
19-213 — Grace period; failure to purchase parking time and cancellation of certain tickets.
19-216 — Reporting.
19-301 — Ferry property; acquisition.
19-302 — Ferry property; provisions in leases.
19-303 — Ferry fares to be paid over daily.
19-304 — Ferry rates to Staten Island limited.
19-305 — Staten Island Ferry service.
19-307 — Use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel and best available technology for city ferries.
19-308 — Fares for contracted ferry service.
19-401 — Authorization of reduced fare contracts.
19-501 — Legislative findings.
19-502 — Definitions.
19-503 — Rules and regulations.
19-503.1 — For-hire vehicles; special regulations.
19-504 — General provisions for licensing of vehicles.
19-504.2 — Authorization to operate a commuter van service.
19-504.3 — Conditions of operation relating to commuter vans.
19-504.4 — Renewal, suspension and revocation of authorizations to operate a commuter van service, commuter van licenses and commuter van drivers' licenses.
19-505 — General provisions for licensing of drivers.
19-506 — [Regulations and enforcement.]
19-506.1 — Administrative tribunal.
19-507 — Mandatory penalties.
19-507.1 — Persistent violators of rules relating to drivers of taxicabs and for-hire vehicles.
19-507.3 — Reporting requirements.
19-508 — Meters, radios and other equipment.
19-509 — Licensing of taximeter business.
19-511 — Licensing of communications systems and base stations.
19-511.1 — Council review.
19-512 — Transferability of taxicab licenses issued pursuant to this chapter.
19-512.1 — Revocation of taxicab, for-hire or HAIL license or licenses.
19-513 — Repossessions.
19-514 — Color schemes and emblems.
19-515 — Color schemes and emblems.
19-516 — Acceptance of passengers by for-hire vehicles and commuter vans.
19-517 — For-hire vehicle licenses.
19-518 — Transfer of licenses.
19-519 — Anti-noise and air pollution provisions.
19-520 — Advisory board.
19-521 — Central dispatcher services at all major transit terminals.
19-522 — Group riding.
19-523 — Service in areas outside the Manhattan central business district.
19-525 — Permits for exterior advertising.
19-525.1 — Interior advertising in for-hire vehicles.
19-527 — Licensing of taxicab brokers.
19-528 — Additional powers of the commission with respect to unlicensed activities.
19-529 — Seat and shoulder belts required.
19-529.1 — Prohibited acts relating to commuter vans.
19-529.2 — Seizure of commuter vans.
19-529.3 — Forfeiture of commuter vans.
19-529.4 — Color schemes and emblems and additional requirements for commuter vans.
19-529.5 — Construction.
19-529.6 — Applicability.
19-529.7 — Commuter van safety.
19-530 — Licensing of agents.
19-531 — Public sale of taxicab licenses.
19-532 — Public sale of additional taxicab licenses.
19-533 — Clean air taxis.
19-534 — Clean air and accessible taxicab and for-hire vehicle plan.
19-535 — Extension of retirement periods for taxicabs.
19-536 — Clean air vehicle labeling and information.
19-537 — Passengers' bills of rights.
19-538 — Vision impairment accessibility requirements.
19-539 — Passenger carrier information for consumers.
19-540 — Review of crashes.
19-541 — Serious crashes.
19-542 — Reporting of crash data on commission licensed vehicles.
19-543 — Requirement to have signs in taxicabs and for-hire vehicles regarding penalties for assaulting drivers.
19-544 — Vehicle retirement.
19-545 — Fare quotes.
19-546 — Information security and use of personal information.
19-547 — Gratuity.
19-548 — Licensing and operation of high-volume for-hire services.
19-549 — Minimum payments to for-hire vehicle drivers and minimum fares.
19-550 — Vehicle utilization standards.
19-551 — Driver assistance.
19-552 — Risk of loss on trip payments.
19-553 — Leasing, rental and conditional purchase of for-hire vehicles.
19-554 — Dismissal of vehicle lights violation upon proof of correction.
19-555 — Office of financial stability.
19-556 — Annual financial disclosure.
19-557 — Cyclist awareness decal.
19-557 — Personal injury insurance coverage for licensed vehicles.
19-601 — Safety measures on school buses; declaration and findings.
19-602 — Seat belts.
19-603 — Escorts.
19-604 — Dual opening doors.
19-605 — Air-conditioning.
19-606 — School bus service.
19-607 — Penalty.
19-608 — Communication devices on school buses.
19-609 — Global positioning systems on school buses.
19-610 — School bus photo violation monitoring system demonstration program.
19-701 — Short title.
19-702 — Legislative findings and intent.
19-703 — Definitions.
19-704 — Scope.
19-706 — Posting of schedules, rates, departure and arrival information and complaint number.
19-707 — Transportation to and from water borne commuter services facilities.
19-708 — Safety and training.
19-709 — Enforcement.
19-710 — Violations.
19-711 — Reporting requirements.
19-712 — Severability.
19-801 — Citywide transit study.
19-1001 — Definitions.
19-1002 — Appearances at commission-related hearings.
19-1003 — Administrative law judge and hearing officer discretion to reduce commission penalties.
19-1004 — Administrative law judge and hearing officer dismissal of a duplicate notice of violation.
19-1005 — Commission-related hearing deadline.
19-1100 — Citywide greenway plan.
19-1201 — Definitions.
19-1202 — Benchmark and non-benchmark project tracking.
20-9001 — Definitions.
20-9002 — New York city gambling control commission.
20-9003 — Power and duties of the commission.
20-9004 — Licenses, certificates of approval, and registration required.
20-9005 — License application; application for certificate of approval.
20-9006 — Registration application; application for renewal.
20-9007 — Refusal to issue or renew a license or certificate of approval.
20-9008 — Independent auditing required.
20-9009 — Investigations by the department of investigation or police department.
20-9010 — Revocation or suspension of license, certificate of approval or registration.
20-9011 — Penalties.
20-9012 — Liability for violations.
20-9013 — Enforcement.
20-9014 — Conduct of shipboard gambling licensees.
20-9015 — Rules.
20-9016 — Hearings.
20-101 — Legislative intent.
20-102 — Definitions.
20-103 — Construction of this chapter and chapter two of this title.
20-104 — Powers of the commissioner with respect to licensing.
20-105 — Additional powers of the commissioner with respect to unlicensed activities.
20-106 — Judicial enforcement.
20-107 — Application; filing fee; license fee.
20-108 — License terms.
20-109 — Transferability.
20-110 — Change of corporate ownership.
20-111 — Change in a partnership.
20-112 — Address of licensed activity.
20-113 — Trade name.
20-114 — Inspection; display of license.
20-115 — Bonds.
20-116 — Advertising.
20-117 — Licensee disclosure of breach of security, notification requirements.
20-119 — Penalties.
20-201 — Definitions.
20-202 — License.
20-203 — Recordkeeping and examination.
20-204 — Duplicate licenses.
20-205 — Prohibited sales and purchases.
20-206 — Renewal, suspension and revocation of licenses.
20-207 — Violations.
20-228 — Definitions.
20-229 — License required.
20-230 — Preferences; employment; fee.
20-231 — Restrictions; size.
20-232 — Revocation.
20-233 — Stoop line stands; license required; permitted use.
20-234 — Stoop line stands on market streets.
20-235 — Stoop line stands; requirements.
20-236 — Stoop line stands; fees.
20-237 — Stoop line stands; restrictions.
20-238 — Stoop line stands; revocation of consent.
20-239 — Approval.
20-240 — Sleeping in stands prohibited.
20-240.1 — Enforcement.
20-241 — Newsstands installed and maintained pursuant to a franchise.
20-241.1 — Penalties.
20-242 — Definition.
20-243 — License required.
20-244 — Applications.
20-245 — License fee; display.
20-246 — Fees charged.
20-247 — Regulations.
20-247.1 — Penalties.
20-248 — Legislative findings.
20-249 — Definitions.
20-250 — Pedicab business license.
20-251 — Applications for, and issuance of, registration plates.
20-252 — Issuance of pedicab business license.
20-253 — Insurance.
20-254 — Required equipment of pedicabs.
20-255 — Inspection; registration plate.
20-256 — Records.
20-257 — Pedicab driver license.
20-258 — Display of pedicab driver's identification.
20-259 — Restrictions on the operation of pedicabs.
20-260 — Rates of pedicabs.
20-261 — Denial of license or renewal, suspension and revocation.
20-262 — Failure to display pedicab registration or pedicab driver's license.
20-263 — Penalties.
20-263.1 — Enforcement.
20-263.2 — Rules.
20-263.3 — Reporting.
20-264 — Definitions.
20-265 — License required.
20-266 — Fee; term; fingerprinting.
20-266.1 — Refusal to issue or renew, or suspension or revocation based on criminal conviction.
20-267 — Report to the police commissioner.
20-268 — Restrictions.
20-268.1 — Sale and financing of second-hand automobiles.
20-268.2 — Automobile contract cancellation option.
20-268.3 — Second-hand automobile contract documents to be provided in advance.
20-268.4 — Second-hand automobile dealer to post consumer bill of rights.
20-268.5 — Second-hand automobile records and reports.
20-268.6 — Legislative recommendations.
20-268.7 — Purchase of second-hand catalytic converters.
20-269 — Automobile wreckers; fires.
20-270 — Sign for new and second-hand articles.
20-271 — Labelling of second-hand articles and posting of prices for second-hand automobiles.
20-272 — Lost or stolen property.
20-273 — Record of purchase and sales.
20-275 — Violation.
20-275.1 — Rules.
20-276 — Pawnbroker's clerks.
20-277 — Reports.
20-277.1 — Tickets.
20-277.2 — Penalties.
20-297.1 — Definitions.
20-297.2 — License required.
20-297.3 — Application.
20-297.4 — Fee.
20-297.5 — General provisions.
20-297.6 — Additional provisions.
20-297.7 — Advisory task force.
20-298 — Definitions.
20-299 — License required.
20-300 — License fee.
20-301 — Regulations.
20-302 — Equipment to be listed.
20-303 — Keys to be marked.
20-304 — Licenses to be displayed.
20-305 — Prohibition as to itinerant locksmiths.
20-306 — Proof of qualifications; fingerprinting.
20-306.1 — Refusal to issue or renew, or suspension or revocation based on criminal conviction.
20-307 — Exemptions.
20-320 — Definitions.
20-321 — License required; fees; term.
20-322 — Exemptions.
20-323 — Applications.
20-324 — Rate schedules; change of rates.
20-325 — License not transferable.
20-326 — Claim checks.
20-327 — Limitation on number of vehicles; manner of storage.
20-327.1 — Bicycle parking spaces.
20-328 — Unauthorized use.
20-329 — Payments of judgments.
20-330 — Regulations.
20-331 — Revocation, suspension or renewal of license.
20-332 — Violation.
20-338 — Short title.
20-339 — Definitions.
20-340 — Authority of commissioner.
20-341 — Conduct of game of bingo by authorized organizations.
20-342 — Restrictions upon conduct of bingo games.
20-343 — Application for license.
20-344 — Investigation; matters to be determined; issuance of license; fees; duration of license.
20-345 — Hearing; amendment of license.
20-346 — Form and contents of license; display of license.
20-347 — Control and supervision; suspension of licenses; inspection of premises.
20-349 — Participation by persons under eighteen.
20-350 — Frequency of games; sale of alcoholic beverages.
20-351 — Persons operating and conducting games; equipment; expenses; compensation.
20-352 — Charge for admission and participation; charge for other opportunities; amount of prizes, award of prizes.
20-353 — Advertising games.
20-354 — Statement of receipts, expenses; additional license fees.
20-355 — Examination of books and records; examination of managers, etc.; disclosure of information.
20-356 — Appeals from commissioner to control commission.
20-357 — Exemption from prosecution.
20-358 — Offenses, forfeitures of license; ineligibility to apply for license.
20-359 — Penalties.
20-371 — Licensing of sight-seeing buses, horse drawn cabs and horse drawn cab drivers.
20-372 — Definitions.
20-373 — License required; fee; term.
20-374 — Granting and transferring of licenses.
20-375 — License plate.
20-376 — Inspection of sight-seeing buses.
20-376.1 — Sound reproduction on open-air sight-seeing buses.
20-376.2 — Sight-seeing bus drivers.
20-377 — Inspection of horse-drawn cab.
20-377.1 — Insurance.
20-378 — Periodic inspection.
20-379 — Form of inspection card.
20-380 — Rates of horse drawn cabs.
20-381 — Horse drawn cab driver's license.
20-381.1 — Area and time restrictions on the operation of horse drawn cabs.
20-381.2 — Lighting and safety equipment for horse drawn cabs.
20-382 — Unlawful agreements by owners or horse drawn cab drivers.
20-383 — Suspensions and revocations.
20-384 — Regulations.
20-385 — Legislative declaration.
20-386 — Definitions.
20-387 — License required.
20-388 — Fees; term.
20-389 — License not assignable; posting required; removal.
20-390 — Application; fingerprinting.
20-391 — Rules and regulations.
20-392 — Fines; issuance, renewal, suspension and revocation of license.
20-393 — Prohibited acts.
20-394 — Waiver.
20-394.1 — Right of owner to cancel.
20-395 — Duty to furnish estimate.
20-395.1 — [Duty to furnish information about permits].
20-396 — False or fraudulent representation; damages.
20-397 — Exceptions.
20-398 — Power to investigate.
20-399 — Hearings on charges; decision.
20-400 — Judicial review.
20-401 — Violations and penalties.
20-401.1 — Violations for operating without a license; seizure; forfeiture.
20-402 — Official acts used as evidence.
20-402.1 — Education and outreach.
20-403 — License required.
20-404 — Definition.
20-405 — Exceptions.
20-406 — Application.
20-406.2 — Responsibilities of process serving agencies.
20-406.3 — Records.
20-406.4 — Educational materials.
20-407 — Fee; term.
20-408 — Rules and regulations.
20-409 — Issuance, renewal, suspension and revocation of a license.
20-409.1 — Violations and penalties.
20-409.2 — Civil cause of action.
20-409.3 — Reporting.
20-409.4 — Electronic record of service.
20-410 — Legislative declaration.
20-411 — Definitions.
20-412 — License required.
20-413 — Licenses generally.
20-414 — Fees.
20-415 — Penalties.
20-416 — Transferability.
20-417 — Duties of licensees.
20-418 — Regulations.
20-419 — License denial; right to hearing.
20-420 — Issuance, renewal, revocation and suspension of license; fines.
20-421 — Informal adjustment of complaints.
20-422 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
20-423 — Review.
20-424 — Exceptions.
20-425 — Definitions.
20-426 — License required.
20-427 — Fees.
20-428 — Denial of license.
20-429 — Power and duties of the commissioner.
20-430 — Duties of licensees.
20-431 — Revocation or suspension of a license.
20-432 — Complaints; hearing, remedies.
20-433 — Short title.
20-434 — Legislative intent.
20-435 — Definitions.
20-436 — Conduct of games of chance.
20-437 — Application for license.
20-438 — Investigation; matters to be determined; issuance of license; fees; duration of license.
20-439 — Hearing; amendment of license.
20-440 — Form and contents of license; display of license.
20-441 — Control and supervision; suspension of licenses; inspection of premises; rulemaking.
20-442 — Participation by persons under eighteen.
20-443 — Frequency and scheduling of games.
20-444 — Persons operating and conducting games; equipment; expenses; compensation.
20-445 — Charge for admission and participation; amount of prizes; award of prizes.
20-446 — Advertising games.
20-447 — Statement of receipts, expenses; additional license fees.
20-448 — Examination of books and records; examination of officers and employees; disclosure of information.
20-449 — Appeals from the decision of the department to the board.
20-450 — Offenses; forfeiture of license; ineligibility to apply for license.
20-451 — Unlawful games of chance.
20-452 — Definitions.
20-453 — License required.
20-454 — License term; fees.
20-455 — Applications.
20-455.1 — Domestic partners.
20-456 — License approval or denial.
20-458 — Exemptions.
20-459 — New licenses; existing licenses.
20-460 — Hearings.
20-461 — Display of license.
20-462 — Notification of change.
20-464 — Duties of licensees.
20-465 — Restrictions on the placement of vehicles, pushcarts and stands; vending in certain areas prohibited.
20-465.1 — Street vendor review panel.
20-465.2 — Street vendor advisory board.
20-465.3 — Cleanliness and waste removal requirements.
20-466 — Prohibitions.
20-467 — Suspension and revocation of license.
20-468 — Enforcement.
20-469 — Forfeiture.
20-470 — Seizure of perishable goods.
20-471 — Regulations.
20-472 — Penalties.
20-472.1 — Reports on vendor license renewals, suspensions, revocations, and adjudications.
20-473 — Exemptions for general vendors who exclusively vend written matter.
20-474 — Procedures for recovery of written matter that has been removed.
20-474.3 — Failure to produce license; presumptive evidence of unlicensed activity.
20-475 — Definitions.
20-476 — License required.
20-477 — Storage fee disclosure.
20-478 — Schedule of rates.
20-480 — Insurance.
20-482 — Deposit of household goods by city representatives.
20-483 — Enforcement.
20-488 — Legislative declaration.
20-489 — Definitions.
20-490 — License required.
20-491 — License term; fees.
20-492 — Applications.
20-493 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
20-493.1 — Required collection practices.
20-493.2 — Prohibited collection practices.
20-494 — Penalties.
20-494.1 — Prohibited and required practices relating to the collection of child support payments.
20-495 — Definitions.
20-496 — License required.
20-497 — Application; fingerprinting; fee; term.
20-498 — Issuance of license.
20-499 — Bond.
20-500 — Insurance.
20-501 — Inspection of tow trucks.
20-502 — Premises.
20-503 — Issuance of license plate.
20-504 — Renewal, suspension and revocation of licenses.
20-504.1 — Mandatory suspension or revocation of license.
20-505 — Tow truck operator's license suspension or revocation; special circumstances.
20-506 — License revocation.
20-507 — Posting of information.
20-508 — Storage facilities.
20-509 — Rates.
20-509.1 — Rates for arterial tow permittees.
20-510 — Authorization to tow vehicles.
20-511 — Removal of vehicles obstructing traffic.
20-512 — Obligation to perform service.
20-514 — Repairs.
20-515 — Prohibited acts.
20-516 — Records.
20-517 — Transferability.
20-518 — Removal of vehicles involved in an accident.
20-519 — Removal of stolen, abandoned and evidence vehicles, vehicles blocking a private driveway and vehicles with certain alarm devices.
20-520 — Removal of disabled vehicles on highways.
20-520.1 — Acceptance of major credit cards as prerequisite to participation in city towing programs; violations.
20-522 — Penalties.
20-522.1 — Violations for operating without a license; seizure; forfeiture.
20-523 — Enforcement.
20-524 — Applicability of subchapter.
20-525 — Regulations.
20-527 — Credit cards to be accepted in payment.
20-528 — Police precinct notification.
20-529 — Reporting on industry compliance.
20-531 — License required; definitions.
20-532 — Application; fingerprinting; fee; term.
20-532.1 — Bond required.
20-533 — Suspension, revocation and renewal of licenses.
20-534 — Records.
20-535 — Charges and release of vehicles.
20-536 — Enforcement and penalties.
20-537 — Rules.
20-538 — Applicability.
20-539 — Short title.
20-540 — Definitions.
20-541 — License.
20-542 — Surety bonds.
20-543 — Successor.
20-544 — Records.
20-545 — Enforcement.
20-546 — Rules.
20-550 — Definitions.
20-551 — Ticket seller licenses.
20-552 — Denial of license or renewal.
20-553 — Hearings.
20-554 — Display of license and required apparel.
20-555 — Duties of ticket sellers.
20-556 — Restrictions on ticket sellers.
20-557 — Suspension and revocation of license.
20-558 — Enforcement and rules.
20-559 — Penalties.
20-560 — Definitions.
20-561 — License.
20-562 — Violations.
20-563 — Definitions.
20-563.1 — License.
20-563.2 — Issuance of license and certain restrictions on third-party food delivery service conduct.
20-563.3 — Fee caps.
20-563.4 — Telephone orders.
20-563.5 — Telephone number listings.
20-563.6 — Unauthorized listings.
20-563.7 — Customer data.
20-563.8 — Records.
20-563.9 — Denial, renewal, suspension and revocation of license.
20-563.10 — Enforcement, civil penalties and restitution.
20-563.11 — Enforcement by the corporation counsel.
20-563.12 — Private cause of action.
20-563.13 — Outreach.
20-564 — Definitions.
20-564.1 — License.
20-564.2 — Employee notices.
20-564.3 — Records.
20-564.4 — Third party clients.
20-564.5 — Enforcement.
20-564.6 — Private right of action.
20-565 — Definitions.
20-565.1 — Hotel license issuance and renewal; application; fee.
20-565.2 — Issuance, denial, renewal, suspension and revocation of license.
20-565.3 — Display of license; inspections.
20-565.4 — Service requirements and prohibitions.
20-565.5 — Direct employment.
20-565.6 — Panic buttons.
20-565.7 — Retaliatory actions by hotels; prohibition.
20-565.8 — Enforcement and penalties.
20-566 — Definitions.
20-566.1 — License required.
20-566.2 — License application.
20-566.3 — Schedule of rates.
20-566.4 — Occupancy fee disclosure.
20-566.5 — Occupancy termination.
20-566.6 — Enforcement.
20-571 — Fees.
20-572 — Transfers of permits or licenses.
20-573 — Adjustment of controversies.
20-574 — Rules and regulations.
20-575 — Waterfront property adjoining market lands; highways through or bounding market places.
20-576 — City sealer.
20-577 — Inspectors of markets, weights and measures.
20-578 — Bureau of weights and measures.
20-579 — Employees not to engage in business.
20-580 — Return of department property.
20-581 — Inspecting.
20-582 — Reports of inspectors.
20-583 — Certificate of inspection.
20-584 — Testing, sealing and marking.
20-585 — Standard measures and containers.
20-586 — Sale of weights and measures.
20-587 — Sale by true weight or measure required.
20-588 — Confiscation of false weights or measures.
20-589 — Alteration of tested appliances.
20-590 — Repair of inaccurate appliances.
20-591 — Interference with inspectors.
20-592 — Violations; report of.
20-593 — Punishment.
20-594 — Violations.
20-595 — Labels and signage.
20-601 — License required.
20-602 — Application for permit.
20-603 — Permit; fee.
20-604 — Notice as to repaired devices.
20-605 — Condemned devices; return of tags.
20-606 — Records.
20-607 — Comparison of testing equipment.
20-608 — Violations.
20-609 — Definitions.
20-610 — Sale, lease, and rental of powered bicycles, powered mobility devices, and storage batteries for such devices.
20-610.1 — Fire safety; posting of information.
20-626 — Definitions.
20-627 — Amusement devices.
20-628 — [Gambling, gambling devices not authorized]
20-629 — Location of player-operated amusement devices and prohibition on minors entering certain premises where located.
20-630 — Penalties.
20-631 — Definitions.
20-632 — General provisions.
20-633 — Penalties.
20-620 — Definitions.
20-621 — Provision of interpretation services required.
20-622 — Provision of translation services required.
20-623 — Notification relating to language assistance services.
20-624 — Penalties.
20-625 — Hearing authority.
20-611 — Definitions.
20-612 — Requirements for purchase or sale.
20-613 — Posting notice.
20-614 — Records of purchase.
20-615 — Rules.
20-616 — Penalties.
20-672 — Price displays.
20-672.1 — Sales record keeping requirements.
20-673 — Fraudulent practices prohibited.
20-673.1 — Sale of unleaded gasoline.
20-673.2 — Certification, display and representation of octane rating.
20-673.3 — Inspection, investigation; recordkeeping.
20-674 — Violations.
20-675 — Rules and regulations.
20-682 — Sales of prepackaged meats.
20-683 — Punishment.
20-684 — Legislative intent.
20-685 — Perishable foods.
20-686 — Regulations.
20-687 — Powers of the commissioner.
20-688 — Penalties.
20-691 — Price displays.
20-692 — Punishment.
20-693 — Rules and regulations.
20-698 — Definitions.
20-699 — Prohibition.
20-699.1 — Publication of endangered and threatened species list.
20-699.2 — Penalties.
20-699.3 — Seizure and forfeiture.
20-699.4 — Rules.
20-699.5 — Enforcement.
20-699.6 — Hearing authority.
20-699.7 — Open captioning in motion picture theaters.
20-699.10 — Definitions.
20-699.11 — Sale of electric space heaters.
20-699.20 — Definitions.
20-699.21 — Payment of certain fees imposed in relation to the rental of residential real property.
20-699.22 — Total fee disclosure.
20-699.23 — Penalties.
20-699.24 — Private cause of action.
20-699.25 — Outreach and education.
20-699.30 — Sale of menstrual and intimate care products.
20-700 — Unfair trade practices prohibited.
20-701 — Definitions.
20-702 — Regulations.
20-703 — Enforcement.
20-704 — Settlements.
20-705 — Persons excluded from this subchapter.
20-706 — Permitted practices.
20-706.1 — Consumer protection outreach and education for young adults.
20-706.2 — Business education events.
20-706.3 — Consumer protection outreach and education for seniors.
20-706.4 — Consumer protection outreach and education for immigrants.
20-706.5 — Consumer protection outreach and education for women.
20-706.6 — Consumer protection outreach and education for tourists.
20-706.7 — Consumer protection outreach and education on Hajj and Umrah-related scams.
20-707 — Definitions.
20-708 — Display of total selling price by tag or sign.
20-708.1 — Item pricing.
20-709 — Display of price per measure.
20-710 — Regulations.
20-711 — Penalties.
20-712 — Definitions.
20-713.1 — Display of information relating to emergency contraception.
20-714 — Regulations.
20-715 — Penalties.
20-716 — Legislative findings.
20-717 — Definitions.
20-718 — Display of information.
20-719 — Furnishing information.
20-720 — Advertising.
20-721 — Regulations.
20-722 — Penalties.
20-723 — Representations in advertising.
20-723.1 — Advertising disclosure requirements for lenders promoting payday loan services.
20-723.2 — Disclosure requirements for businesses promoting credit counseling services.
20-723.3 — Disclosure requirements for distressed property consultants.
20-724 — Requirements of records.
20-725 — Rules and regulations.
20-726 — Violations.
20-730 — Definitions.
20-731 — Casket and outer interment receptacle information.
20-732 — Statement to be furnished by provider of funeral services.
20-733 — Prohibited practices.
20-734 — Merchandise and service selection.
20-735 — Interference with the market.
20-736 — Price information over telephone.
20-737 — Regulations.
20-738 — Penalties.
20-739 — Definitions.
20-740 — Disclosure.
20-740.1 — Consumer bill of rights regarding tax preparers.
20-741 — Records.
20-741.1 — Refund anticipation loans.
20-742 — Exemptions.
20-743 — Penalties.
20-743.1 — Civil cause of action.
20-745 — Definitions.
20-746 — Sign required.
20-747 — Regulations.
20-748 — Penalties.
20-749 — Definitions.
20-750 — Display of service prices.
20-751 — Disclosure of base prices.
20-752 — Regulations.
20-753 — Penalties.
20-762 — Motorized scooters.
20-760 — Tobacco product promotion restriction.
20-775 — Definitions.
20-776 — Prohibited conduct.
20-777 — Written agreement.
20-777.1 — Posting of signs.
20-777.2 — Advertisements.
20-778 — Document retention.
20-779 — Surety.
20-779.1 — Penalties.
20-779.2 — Civil cause of action.
20-779.3 — Rules.
20-779.4 — Severability.
20-779.5 — Reporting.
20-779.6 — Community outreach and education.
20-779.7 — Consumer bill of rights.
20-770 — Application.
20-771 — Statement of employee rights and employer obligations under city, state and federal law.
20-772 — Statement of job conditions; records.
20-773 — Enforcement.
20-774 — Violations.
20-780 — Definitions.
20-781 — Disclosure of loan information.
20-782 — Consumer information.
20-783 — Penalties.
20-784 — Hearing authority.
20-807 — Definitions.
20-808 — Disclosure.
20-809 — Posting of signs.
20-810 — Violations.
20-811 — Hearing authority.
20-815 — Definitions.
20-816 — Required disclosures.
20-817 — Confidentiality of health and personal information.
20-818 — Penalties.
20-819 — Hearing authority.
20-820 — Civil cause of action.
20-821 — Definitions.
20-822 — Prohibited conduct and violations.
20-823 — Enforcement.
20-830 — Definitions.
20-831 — Disclosures related to bail bonds.
20-832 — Disclosure of premium or compensation for bail bond services.
20-833 — Rules.
20-835 — Civil penalties.
20-840 — Cashless establishments prohibited.
20-850 — Definitions.
20-851 — Notification.
20-852 — Penalties.
20-853 — Rules.
20-861 — Reservations.
20-862 — Penalties.
20-870 — Definitions.
20-871 — Requirements for automated employment decision tools.
20-872 — Penalties.
20-873 — Enforcement.
20-874 — Construction.
20-880 — Definitions.
20-881 — Total ticket cost disclosure.
20-882 — Penalties.
20-900 — Definitions.
20-901 — Reports.
20-902 — Prohibited acts.
20-903 — Rules.
20-904 — Violations and penalties.
20-905 — Enforcement.
20-910 — Air conditioning prohibitions.
20-911 — Short title.
20-912 — Definitions.
20-913 — Right to safe/sick time; accrual.
20-914 — Use of safe/sick time.
20-915 — Changing schedule.
20-916 — Collective bargaining agreements.
20-917 — Public disasters.
20-918 — Retaliation and interference prohibited.
20-919 — Notice of rights.
20-919.1 — Public education campaign.
20-920 — Employer records.
20-921 — Confidentiality and nondisclosure.
20-922 — Encouragement of more generous policies; no effect on more generous policies.
20-923 — Other legal requirements.
20-924 — Enforcement and penalties.
20-924.1 — Enforcement by the corporation counsel.
20-924.2 — Civil action by corporation counsel for pattern or practice of violations.
20-926 — Election of qualified transportation benefits in lieu of taxable dollar compensation for certain non-governmental employees.
20-927 — Definitions.
20-928 — Written contract required.
20-929 — Unlawful payment practices.
20-930 — Retaliation.
20-931 — Complaint procedure; jurisdiction of commissioner.
20-932 — Navigation program.
20-933 — Civil action.
20-934 — Civil action for pattern or practice of violations.
20-935 — Application; waiver; effect on other laws.
20-936 — Follow-up; data collection; reporting.
20-1101 — Information on student loan forgiveness for employees and applicants for employment.
20-1102 — Student loan counseling program.
20-1201 — Definitions.
20-1202 — Outreach and education.
20-1203 — Reporting.
20-1204 — Retaliation.
20-1205 — Notice and posting of rights.
20-1206 — Recordkeeping
20-1207 — Administrative enforcement; jurisdiction and complaint procedures.
20-1208 — Specific administrative remedies.
20-1209 — Specific civil penalties payable to the city.
20-1210 — Enforcement by the corporation counsel.
20-1211 — Private cause of action.
20-1212 — Civil action by corporation counsel for pattern or practice of violations.
20-1221 — Advance scheduling.
20-1222 — Schedule change premium.
20-1231 — Minimum time between shifts.
20-1241 — Offering additional shifts to current fast food employees.
20-1251 — On-call scheduling prohibited.
20-1252 — Work schedules.
20-1253 — Collective bargaining agreements.
20-1261 — Definitions.
20-1262 — Right to request temporary changes to a work schedule.
20-1263 — Exemptions.
20-1264 — Outreach and education.
20-1271 — Definitions.
20-1272 — Prohibition on wrongful discharge.
20-1273 — Arbitration.
20-1274 — Applicability of schedule change premiums.
20-1275 — Exceptions.
20-1281 — Definitions.
20-1282 — Prohibition on wrongful deactivation.
20-1283 — Prior deactivations.
20-1284 — Bona fide economic reasons.
20-1285 — Burden of proof; evidence.
20-1286 — Provision of data.
20-1287 — Informal resolution process.
20-1288 — Reporting; records; information.
20-1289 — Progressive discipline policy.
20-1290 — Exceptions.
20-1301 — Definitions.
20-1302 — Requirement to deduct and remit voluntary contributions to not-for-profits.
20-1303 — Registration by not-for-profits required.
20-1304 — Not-for-profit required disclosure.
20-1305 — Recordkeeping.
20-1306 — Retaliation prohibited.
20-1307 — Enforcement.
20-1308 — Civil action.
20-1309 — Limitations period.
20-1310 — Application; exclusion of labor organizations.
20-1401 — Definitions.
20-1402 — Establishment of the retirement savings board; membership.
20-1403 — Establishment of the retirement savings program.
20-1404 — Certification authorized.
20-1405 — Powers of the retirement savings board.
20-1406 — Powers of the comptroller.
20-1407 — Elements of the retirement savings program.
20-1408 — Rulemaking.
20-1409 — Participating employer obligations.
20-1410 — No guarantees permitted; potential losses.
20-1411 — Information and disclaimers to covered employees, other eligible individuals, and participants.
20-1412 — Annual report and audit.
20-1413 — Participating employer record retention.
20-1414 — Enforcement.
20-1415 — Discontinuation of the retirement savings program.
20-1501 — Definitions.
20-1502 — Outreach and education.
20-1503 — Reporting.
20-1504 — Retaliation.
20-1505 — Notice of rights.
20-1506 — Recordkeeping.
20-1507 — Administrative enforcement.
20-1508 — Remedies for workers.
20-1509 — Civil penalties.
20-1510 — Enforcement by the corporation counsel.
20-1511 — Private cause of action.
20-1512 — Civil action by corporation counsel for pattern or practice of violations.
20-1521 — Delivery offers or assignments.
20-1522 — Minimum payment.
20-1523 — Payments to workers.
20-1524 — Insulated food delivery bags.
20-1525 — Fire safety materials.
20-1526 — Powered mobility devices.
20-1527 — Toilet facility access.
20-1531 — Definitions.
20-1532 — Prohibition on wrongful deactivation.
20-1533 — Prior deactivations.
20-1534 — Bona fide economic reasons.
20-1535 — Burden of proof; evidence.
20-1536 — Provision of data.
20-1537 — Informal resolution process.
20-1538 — Reporting; records; information.
20-1539 — Progressive discipline policy.
20-1540 — Exceptions.
20-1601 — Definitions.
20-1602 — Security guard minimum wage required.
20-1603 — Security guard minimum paid time off required.
20-1604 — Security guard minimum supplemental benefits required.
20-1605 — Security guard minimum wage and benefits schedule posting.
20-1606 — Website and reporting.
20-1607 — Recordkeeping.
20-1608 — Notice of rights.
20-1609 — Retaliation.
20-1610 — Administrative enforcement.
20-1611 — Remedies for covered security guards.
20-1612 — Civil penalties.
20-1613 — Enforcement by corporation counsel.
20-1614 — Civil action by corporation counsel for pattern or practice of violations.
20-1615 — Enforcement by a private right of action.
20-1616 — Exclusions.
21-950 — Definitions.
21-951 — Annual reporting on co-located schools.
21-952 — Annual reporting on guidance counselors and social workers.
21-954 — Environmental data reporting.
21-955 — Reporting on special education services.
21-956 — Definitions.
21-957 — Annual report on the demographics of students in grades kindergarten through 8.
21-957.1 — Annual report on high school student demographics.
21-957.2 — Annual report on the demographics of students in pre-kindergarten programs operated by the department.
21-958 — Annual report on the demographics of school staff.
21-960 — Reporting on physical education.
21-965 — Student health services.
21-966 — Reporting on health education.
21-967 — Instructors receiving sexual health training.
21-967.1 — Public school medical personnel competency training.
21-968 — Provision of menstrual products in schools.
21-968.1 — Education on menstrual products in schools.
21-969 — Distribution of educational materials on drugs and opiates awareness and prevention.
21-969.1 — Distribution of student wellness club toolkits and reporting on student wellness clubs.
21-969.2 — Distribution of informational materials on peer-based mental health literacy trainings for students.
21-969.3 — Distribution of informational materials on vaccines.
21-971 — Reporting on career and technical education.
21-972 — Reporting on computer science education.
21-974 — Distribution of gifted and talented program information and exam materials.
21-975 — School meal participation data.
21-976 — Reporting on GSAs.
21-977 — Distribution of information regarding educational rights and departmental policies related to interactions with non-local law enforcement.
21-978 — Reporting on school applications, offers of admission, enrollment and available seats.
21-979 — Distribution of information regarding summer meals.
21-979.1 — Posting summer school calendar information by school.
21-980 — Reporting on student-to-student bullying, harassment, intimidation and discrimination.
21-981 — Posting of contact information for reports of bullying, harassment, intimidation, and discrimination.
21-981.1 — Information regarding any online portal relating to harassment, bullying, intimidation and discrimination.
21-981.2 — Reporting on efforts to prevent and address sex- and gender-based discrimination and harassment.
21-982 — Definitions.
21-983 — Confidentiality requirements.
21-984 — Annual report on student discipline.
21-985 — Biannual citywide report on suspensions.
21-986 — Citywide report on emergency medical services student transports.
21-987 — [Reporting on students in temporary housing.]
21-988 — Posting information regarding the process used in determining identified seat need.
21-989 — Posting of subdistrict maps.
21-990 — PTA and PA reporting.
21-991 — Distribution of information regarding civil service examinations administered by the department of citywide administrative services.
21-992 — Reporting on spending allocations.
21-993 — Reporting on school bus transportation services.
21-994 — Reporting on school bus delays.
21-995 — Reporting on office of pupil transportation investigations.
21-996 — Reporting on school bus routes.
21-997 — School bus ridership guide.
21-998 — After school athletic funding.
21-999 — School diversity advisory group.
21-1000 — Distribution of information regarding suicide prevention.
21-1001 — Distribution of IDNYC municipal identification program materials.
21-1002 — Definitions.
21-1002.1 — Guidelines on establishing afterschool programs.
21-1002.2 — Distribution of information regarding afterschool programs and application process.
21-1002.3 — Reporting on annual afterschool programs.
21-1002.4 — Distribution of police department youth program material.
21-1003 — Surplus school supplies.
21-1004 — District 75 reporting.
21-1005 — Opioid overdose prevention.
21-1006 — Posting of information regarding school dress code policies.
21-1007 — Distribution of information regarding interpretation and translation services.
21-1008 — Information on student clubs and organizations.
21-1009 — Reporting on student journalism programming in high schools.
21-1010 — Distribution of information regarding student journalism programming.
21-1011 — Reporting on school librarians and library access.
21-1012 — Reporting on science, technology, engineering, and math education.
21-1013 — Distribution of materials on water safety.
21-1014 — Reporting on student access to home internet and electronic devices.
21-1015 — Distribution of materials on the risks of social media.
21-1016 — Early childhood care and education reimbursements.
21-1017 — Early childhood education programs outreach.
21-101 — Definitions.
21-102 — Powers of commissioner as to destitute children.
21-103 — Limitations on powers of commissioner as to destitute children.
21-104 — Term of commitment of children; discharge.
21-105 — Reports and records of institutions.
21-106 — Payments to private institutions.
21-107 — Power of commissioner as to removal of destitute persons.
21-108 — Support of poor persons by relatives.
21-109 — Recovery from recipient who has property or other means.
21-110 — Potter's field.
21-110.2 — Office of burial services.
21-111 — Soliciting of contributions in public.
21-112 — Records to be kept by commissioner.
21-113 — Information to be furnished to commissioner and other agencies.
21-113.5 — Interpretation services.
21-114 — Municipal lodging houses.
21-115 — Establishment of day nurseries.
21-116 — Commissaries.
21-117 — Contracts to make rental payments.
21-119 — Screening of child care services personnel by persons, corporations or other entities under contract with the city.
21-120 — Training in detection and the dissemination of information about child abuse.
21-120.1 — Family child care and group family child care.
21-120.2 — Home care services.
21-124 — Prohibiting the use of Tier I shelters.
21-124.1 — Homeless diversion teams.
21-126 — Provision of services to people living with HIV.
21-127 — Case management and allowances.
21-128 — Benefits and services to be provided to persons with HIV.
21-129 — Opioid antagonist administration training.
21-129.1 — Referral of additional services.
21-130 — Shelter and related services for victims of domestic violence.
21-131.1 — Supplemental nutrition assistance program enrollment and recertification for seniors.
21-131.2 — Information regarding health bucks and farmers' markets.
21-131.3 — Information on emergency feeding programs, food benefits programs, and senior centers.
21-131 — Food stamp applications at emergency feeding programs.
21-131 — [Child welfare parent advocate advisory committee.]
21-132 — Internet submission of applications for the food stamp program.
21-132.1 — Handling of applications for the food stamp program.
21-133 — Web-based information for youth and young adults aged sixteen through twenty applying for or receiving public assistance.
21-134 — Cash assistance application and caseload engagement status reports for individuals aged sixteen through twenty-four.
21-135 — Process for youth and young adults aged 16 through 24 receiving public assistance as head of household.
21-136 — Semiannual reports regarding referrals to adult protective services.
21-137 — Adult protective services training.
21-138 — Information regarding unlawful evictions.
21-139 — Requirements for job centers.
21-140 — Client service trainings.
21-141 — Exits from domestic violence shelters.
21-141.1 — Information regarding lawful source of income discrimination.
21-142 — Reporting on the termination and denial of public assistance.
21-142.1 — Arrests, summonses, removals, escorts and use of force incidents in a job center or SNAP center.
21-142.2 — Office of constituent services.
21-142.3 — Social work services in job centers.
21-142.4 — Space for children in job centers and SNAP centers.
21-142.5 — Job center and SNAP center appointments.
21-143 — Information on local emergency feeding programs.
21-144 — Online access to rental assistance application status.
21-145 — Use of rental assistance vouchers.
21-145.3 — Rental assistance payments.
21-145.4 — Reporting on CityFHEPS rental assistance payments.
21-146 — Resources for client service providers and responses to complaints of gender-based harassment and sexual assault.
21-147 — Domestic violence emergency shelter services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, gender non-conforming and non-binary residents.
21-148 — Annual reporting on supportive housing.
21-148.1 — Supportive housing occupancy reporting.
21-149 — Supportive housing bill of rights.
21-150 — Emergency assistance grants program.
21-151 — Training and supervision of housing specialists.
21-152 — Reports on removals involving individuals experiencing homelessness.
21-153 — Benefits application notice and document receipts.
21-154 — Supportive housing eligibility for involuntarily confined persons.
21-155 — Biannual reporting on air conditioning in shelters.
21-156 — Benefits and services applications web forms.
21-157 — Reporting on warming centers.
21-189 — Short title.
21-190 — Definitions.
21-191 — Language assistance services.
21-192 — Translation of Documents.
21-193 — Notices.
21-194 — Screening and training.
21-195 — Recordkeeping.
21-196 — Implementation.
21-197 — Rules.
21-198 — Miscellaneous.
21-199 — Severability.
21-201 — Definitions.
21-202 — Bill of rights required.
21-203 — Elder abuse training.
21-204 — Social adult day care.
21-204.1 — Inspections for social adult day cares and senior centers; reporting.
21-205 — Aging in place guide.
21-205.1 — Plans to support aging in place.
21-206 — Unpaid caregiver plan.
21-207 — Users of life-sustaining equipment and individuals for whom a disruption in electrical service would create a medical emergency.
21-208 — Senior centers.
21-209 — Mental health training for senior center case workers.
21-210 — Cultural programming relevant to prevalent spoken languages at older adult centers.
21-211 — Know your rights pamphlet for older adults.
21-212 — Housing support.
21-213 — Digital literacy program for older adults.
21-214 — Provision of information regarding initiatives to provide low or no-cost primary health care to income-eligible New York city residents.
21-215 — Provision of information regarding older adult workforce programs.
21-216 — Elder fraud prevention.
21-217 — Financial literacy and end of life preparation education.
21-218 — Non-digital access to forms and services.
21-219 — Wellness checks on older adults during certain weather events.
21-301 — Definitions.
21-302 — Housing-readiness training and aftercare programs.
21-303 — Training and supervision of housing specialists.
21-304 — Computerization.
21-305 — Permanent housing resource clearinghouse.
21-306 — Continuum of care steering committee.
21-307 — Interagency coordinating council.
21-308 — Five-year plan to relieve homelessness.
21-309 — Referrals to non-compliant hotel units prohibited.
21-310 — Compilation of data on homeless veterans.
21-311 — Quarterly reporting requirements.
21-312 — Shelters for adults.
21-313 — The emergency assistance unit.
21-314 — Case management services.
21-314.1 — Signage and other materials.
21-314.2 — Signage and other materials about shelter transfers.
21-315 — Adult shelters operating in excess of two hundred persons.
21-316 — Presumption of eligibility.
21-317 — Medical and mental health services in shelters.
21-318 — Distribution of domestic violence education materials.
21-319 — Unsheltered homeless population record.
21-320 — Opioid antagonist administration training
21-321 — Educational continuity.
21-322 — Daily census data.
21-323 — Referral of additional services.
21-324 — Community involvement.
21-325 — Pet accommodation plan.
21-325 — Security guard and fire guard training.
21-325 — Notification and documentation for shelter transfers.
21-326 — Resources for client service providers and responses to complaints of gender-based harassment and sexual assault.
21-327 — Information regarding the placement of pets.
21-328 — Reporting requirements regarding the city fighting homelessness & eviction prevention supplement.
21-329 — Reporting on homeless families with children.
21-330 — Mental health professionals in families with children shelters.
21-331 — Customer service training.
21-332 — Homeless statement of rights.
21-333 — Reporting on homeless LGBTQ population.
21-334 — Children’s presence not required in person when applying for families with children shelter.
21-335 — Coordination with hospitals in connection with weather events.
21-401 — Definitions.
21-402 — Reporting requirements to the city council.
21-403 — Web-based information for youth and young adults aged sixteen through twenty applying for or receiving public assistance.
21-404 — Homeless and runaway youth shelter access report.
21-405 — Intake and assessment of runaway and homeless youth.
21-406 — Services for homeless young adults.
21-407 — Time frames for runaway and homeless youth shelter services.
21-408 — Runaway and homeless youth reporting.
21-409 — Capacity plan.
21-410 — Distribution of educational materials on drugs and opiates to youth services programs.
21-411 — Posting and reporting requirements relating to information and referral services for runaway and homeless youth.
21-412 — Educational outreach on bullying awareness and prevention resources.
21-413 — Runaway and homeless youth immigration information plan.
21-414 — Summer youth employment program.
21-415 — Financial empowerment education in department programs.
21-501 — Definitions.
21-502 — Transitional jobs program.
21-503 — Powers and duties of the commissioner.
21-504 — Eligibility criteria.
21-505 — Duties of the sponsoring and affiliated organization.
21-506 — Participants.
21-507 — Grievance procedure.
21-508 — Reports to the mayor and city council.
21-509 — Displacement of employees.
21-510 — Rules.
21-511 — Severability.
21-501 — Definitions.
21-502 — Applicability.
21-503 — Grievance procedure.
21-504 — Supportive services.
21-701 — Definitions.
21-702 — Assessments, employability plans and reassessments.
21-703 — Assignment of individuals engaged in or expressing an interest in engaging in education and training and/or vocational rehabilitation activities to other work activities.
21-704 — Notice of rights and responsibilities.
21-705 — Submission of plan to state department of labor.
21-706 — Severability.
21-901 — Definitions.
21-902 — Quarterly reports regarding child welfare system.
21-902.1 — Youth and foster care.
21-902.2 — Child protective caseload and workload study.
21-903 — Annual reports.
21-905 — Demographic data of the juvenile justice system.
21-906 — Incident reports in juvenile justice facilities.
21-907 — Graduation rates of foster care youth.
21-907.1 — Educational continuity of children in foster care.
21-908 — Government-issued personal identification.
21-909 — Five-year plan to address barriers to permanency.
21-910 — Foster care experience surveys.
21-911 — Secure detention facility visitors.
21-912 — Video conferencing in secure detention facilities.
21-913 — Electronic health records in juvenile detention facilities.
21-914 — Preventive services surveys.
21-915 — Annual report regarding child fatality review aggregate findings and recommendations.
21-916 — Preventive services training.
21-917 — Preventive services quarterly reports.
21-918 — Language study.
21-919 — Demographic reporting and plan to address disparities.
21-920 — Psychiatric medication for youth in foster care.
21-921 — Information regarding the right to request a fair hearing.
21-922 — Juvenile justice advisory board.
21-922 — Juvenile justice facility staffing.
21-923 — Reporting on length of stay of children and youth in ACS facilities.
21-924 — Education reports for juvenile delinquents, juvenile offenders, and adolescent offenders.
21-925 — Provision of information about legal services.
21-925 — Foster care placement notices; audit and report.
21-926 — Fair futures program for youth in foster care and youth who have exited foster care.
21-927 — Behavioral support training for direct service staff.
21-928 — Luggage for youth in foster care.
21-931 — Legislative findings.
21-932 — Definitions.
21-933 — Unconditional direct cash assistance; authorization.
21-934 — Voluntariness.
21-935 — Impact evaluation.
21-936 — Reports.
21-937 — Data sharing; privacy.
21-938 — Effect on other public benefits or assistance programs.
21-939 — Effect on other laws.
22-201 — Legislative findings.
22-202 — Definitions.
22-202.1 — [Applicability of chapter 1-B.]
22-203 — Photo identification card required.
22-204 — Unloading business license required.
22-205 — Conduct of unloading businesses.
22-206 — Loading license required.
22-207 — Conduct of loading businesses.
22-208 — Loading and unloading services provided by the department.
22-209 — Wholesaler registration and stand permits required.
22-210 — Conduct of wholesale seafood businesses.
22-211 — Registration required for seafood delivery business.
22-212 — Conduct of seafood delivery business.
22-212.1 — Registration of labor union and labor organization.
22-213 — Fees and terms of licenses and registrations.
22-214 — Liability for violations.
22-215 — Penalties.
22-216 — Issuance and refusal to issue licenses, registrations and class A and class B photo identification cards.
22-217 — Revocation or suspension of license, registration or photo identification card.
22-218 — Emergency suspension of license or registration and photo identification card.
22-219 — Surrender of license and photo identification card and cessation of use of registration number.
22-220 — Seizure; forfeiture.
22-221 — Business address.
22-222 — Other wholesaler registration and seafood distribution areas.
22-223 — Rules.
22-224 — Investigations by the department of investigation.
22-225 — Meetings.
22-251 — Definitions.
22-252 — Photo identification card required.
22-253 — Registration required for wholesalers and market businesses.
22-254 — Conduct of wholesale businesses and market businesses.
22-255 — Visitor pass.
22-256 — Fees.
22-257 — Liability for violations.
22-258 — Penalties.
22-259 — Issuance and refusal to issue registrations and photo identification cards.
22-260 — Revocation or suspension of registration or photo identification card.
22-261 — Emergency suspension of registration and photo identification card.
22-262 — Surrender of registration certificate and photo identification card and cessation of use of registration number.
22-262.1 — Seizure; forfeiture.
22-263 — Business address.
22-264 — Registration of labor union and labor organization; disqualification from office-holding.
22-265 — Registration of wholesale trade association; disqualification from office-holding.
22-266 — Rules.
22-267 — Investigations by the department of investigation.
22-268 — Timetable for implementation.
22-101 — Definitions.
22-102 — Secretary.
22-103 — Grant of lands under water within the projected boundary lines of streets.
22-104 — Lands under water not within the projected boundary lines of streets; patenting of.
22-105 — Wharf property; proceedings to acquire.
22-106 — Wharf property; acquisition; public hearing required.
22-107 — Fixing the high water line.
22-108 — Sinking ships; placing at wharf property prohibited.
22-109 — Removal of trucks, merchandise and vessels.
22-110 — Sale of unclaimed trucks, merchandise and vessels.
22-111 — Destruction of unclaimed trucks, merchandise and vessels.
22-112 — Navigable waters; fouling; obstructing.
22-112.1 — [No-discharge zones.]
22-113 — Assignment of berths for vessels.
22-114 — Erection of sheds and warehouses.
22-115 — Removal of sweepings, ashes and garbage.
22-116 — Improvement of water front property; permit required.
22-117 — Unauthorized construction and maintenance of structures on water front property; penalty.
22-118 — Construction of sheds; regulation by commissioner.
22-119 — Commissioner may repair certain structures on privately-owned water front property and deepen adjoining water.
22-120 — Commissioner may remove abandoned wharf structures.
22-121 — Maintenance of a drift- and debris-free harbor.
22-122 — Floating drydocks lawful.
22-123 — Asphalt pavement on marginal streets; applications to open.
22-124 — Covenants to maintain marginal streets; water front covenants generally; release of.
22-125 — Wharf property; lease; period.
22-126 — Recreation piers.
22-127 — Application of private wharf property to a particular use.
22-128 — Leasing of wharf property set aside for general and special purposes; contents of publication prior to public hearing.
22-129 — Rates to be printed in wharfage bills.
22-130 — Seal; description; legal effect.
22-131 — Definitions.
22-132 — Plans.
22-133 — Acquisition of the necessary real property.
22-134 — Construction.
22-135 — Operation.
22-136 — Use of private facilities.
22-137 — Acquisition of private facilities.
22-138 — Liability of city limited.
22-139 — Private operation.
22-140 — Construction clause.
22-141 — Definitions.
22-142 — Legislative finding.
22-143 — Transfer.
22-144 — Executory contracts.
22-145 — Violation of conditions.
22-146 — State lands in case of reverter.
22-147 — Rehabilitation of pier properties.
22-148 — Intent.
22-149 — Tax exemption.
22-205 — Permits for movie-making, telecasting and photography in public places; violations; penalties.
22-301 — Authorization for public utility service.
22-302 — Acquisition of energy and facilities.
22-303 — Distribution and sale of energy.
22-304 — Rates.
22-305 — Municipal energy fund.
22-401 — Foreign-trade zones.
22-501 — Definitions.
22-502 — Unlawful conduct.
22-503 — Extension or renewal of licenses and permits issued to persons performing active duty in the army, navy or marine corps.
22-504 — Experience; honorably discharged members of the armed forces of the United States.
22-504.1 — Equivalent experience; honorably discharged members of the armed forces of the United States.
22-505 — Displaced building service workers.
22-506 — [Grocery industry, employer-paid healthcare.]
22-507 — Displaced grocery workers.
22-508 — Food service workers.
22-509 — Construction site safety training courses.
22-510 — Displaced hotel service workers.
22-611 — Definitions.
22-612 — Requirement and authorization of rebates for sales tax paid.
22-613 — Construction.
22-621 — Definitions.
22-622 — Authorization to provide relocation and employment assistance credits.
22-623 — Definitions.
22-624 — Authorization to provide relocation and employment assistance credits in Lower Manhattan.
22-625 — Industrial business zone boundary commission.
22-626 — Industrial business zones.
22-627 — Definitions.
22-628 — Authorization to provide relocation assistance credit per employee.
22-601 — Definitions.
22-602 — Requirement of special rebates and discounts.
22-603 — Construction.
22-701 — Authorization for the establishment of empire zones.
22-702 — Port Morris zone.
22-703 — East Harlem zone.
22-704 — East Brooklyn zone.
22-705 — South Jamaica zone.
22-706 — [Boundary line of zone divides tax lot.]
22-707 — Shift of business operations within New York city.
22-708 — Empire zone plans and applications.
22-709 — Hunts Point zone.
22-710 — Southwest Brooklyn zone.
22-711 — North Shore zone.
22-712 — Far Rockaway zone.
22-713 — Brooklyn Navy Yard/North Brooklyn Empire Zone.
22-714 — West Shore empire zone.
22-715 — Chinatown/Lower East Side Empire Zone.
22-716 — Authorization for the designation of a regionally significant project.
22-717 — Authorization for the designation of a regionally significant project.
22-718 — Authorization for the designation of a regionally significant project.
22-719 — Authorization for the designation of a regionally significant project.
22-720 — Authorization for the designation of a regionally significant project – Epic Pharma LLC.
22-801 — Definitions.
22-802 — Reporting of lobbying activities.
22-821 — Definitions.
22-822 — Public comment before project approval.
22-823 — Annual report.
22-824 — Requirements for a contracted entity administering economic development benefits.
22-825 — Affordable retail space at covered development projects.
22-826 — Brooklyn navy yard master plan annual report.
22-827 — Shore power usage at cruise terminals.
22-828 — Heliport operations.
22-829 — Community hiring annual report.
22-830 — Community impact reports.
22-901 — Definitions.
22-902 — Commercial tenant harassment.
22-903 — Private right of action.
22-904 — Affirmative defenses.
22-1001 — Definitions.
22-1002 — Online business supports.
22-1003 — Business services including training and education to small businesses.
22-1004 — State of storefront businesses assessment.
22-1005 — Personal liability provisions in commercial leases.
22-1006 — Small business legal services.
22-1007 — Report on workforce1 career centers.
22-1008 — Provision of regulatory education assistance.
22-1010 — Small retail business security system program.
22-1101 — Definitions.
22-1102 — Disclosure requirements.
22-1103 — Reporting on covered projects.
22-1104 — Designation of administering agency.
22-1105 — Recordkeeping.
22-1106 — Remedies and enforcement.
22-1201 — Definitions.
22-1202 — Collection, use, and retention of biometric identifier information.
22-1203 — Private right of action.
22-1204 — Applicability.
22-1205 — Outreach and education.
22-1301 — Definitions.
22-1302 — Workforce development program.
22-1303 — Public awareness campaign.
22-1401 — Definitions.
22-1402 — Market value disclosure required.
22-1403 — Penalties.
22-1404 — Private right of action.
22-1405 — Defense.
23-101 — Bond.
23-102 — Sales.
23-103 — Distribution.
23-104 — Publication; distribution; expenses of.
23-105 — The City Record to print certain matters.
23-106 — Real estate; advertising sale of.
23-107 — Notification of items in City Record.
23-201 — Municipal reference library, to have official reports, et cetera.
23-202 — Official government social media accounts.
23-301 — Tracking information provided.
23-302 — High call volume protocol.
23-303 — Notifying businesses of requests for service or complaints.
23-304 — Parking complaints.
23-305 — Service level agreements.
23-306 — Customer satisfaction survey.
23-307 — NYCHA complaints and requests for service.
23-308 — Data on wait times for interpreters.
23-309 — Updating 311 request for service or complaint types.
23-310 — Identification of spoken language.
23-311 — Unlicensed cannabis retailer complaints.
23-312 — Tree pruning complaints or requests for service.
23-313 — Rooftop activity complaints.
23-314 — Plan for broadband internet access.
23-401 — Definitions.
23-402 — Permit required.
23-403 — Powers of commissioner.
23-404 — Term; termination.
23-405 — Advertising.
23-406 — Fees.
23-407 — Transfers.
23-408 — Violations; penalties and other enforcement.
23-501 — Definitions.
23-502 — Public data set availability.
23-503 — Web portal administration.
23-504 — Open data legal policy.
23-505 — Internet data set policy and technical standards.
23-506 — Agency compliance plan.
23-507 — Agency open data coordinator.
23-508 — Web portal site analytics.
23-509 — Status of all public data sets.
23-601 — Mobile access to additional information.
23-701 — Restaurant inspection data.
23-702 — School food service establishment inspection results.
23-702 — School cafeteria and kitchen inspection data.
23-801 — Access to translation.
23-802 — Accessibility.
23-803 — Online interactive map.
23-804 — Open space coordination platform.
23-805 — Website encryption.
23-806 — Online payment grace period.
23-807 — List of wheelchair repair providers.
23-1001 — Definitions.
23-1002 — Disability service facilitator.
23-1003 — Notification of accessibility for events open to the public.
23-1004 — Five-year accessibility plan.
23-1005 — Transition services for students with disabilities entering higher education.
23-1006 — Public service announcements in American sign language.
23-1101 — Definitions.
23-1102 — Language access implementation plans.
23-1103 — Multilingual settlement offer information.
23-1104 — Language access enhancement in inspections and adjudications.
23-1105 — Temporary languages.
23-1201 — Definitions.
23-1202 — Collection, retention and disclosure of identifying information.
23-1203 — Policies and protocols of the chief privacy officer.
23-1204 — Committee.
23-1205 — City agency policies.
24-101 — Short title.
24-102 — Declaration of policy.
24-104 — Definitions.
24-105 — General powers of the commissioner.
24-106 — Investigations and studies by commissioner.
24-107 — Testing by order of commissioner.
24-108 — Inspection and samples.
24-109 — Registrations.
24-110 — Variances.
24-111 — Interfering with or obstructing departmental personnel.
24-112 — False and misleading statements; unlawful reproduction or alteration of documents.
24-113 — Display of work permits, certificates of operation, registrations and other notices.
24-114 — Enforcement of this code by other than compulsory means.
24-115 — Service of papers.
24-116 — Inconsistent provisions.
24-116.1 — Addition, modification and deletion of referenced standards.
24-118 — Installation of refuse burning equipment, municipal equipment, incinerators and crematoriums.
24-120 — Installation and alteration; work permit required.
24-121 — Work permits, exemptions.
24-122 — Certificates of operation and renewal of certificates of operation; when required.
24-123 — General requirements for applications for work permits, certificates of operation, and renewal of certificates of operation.
24-125 — Standards for granting work permits.
24-126 — Conditional approval of experimental installations and alterations.
24-127 — Expiration of work permits.
24-128 — Standards for granting or renewing certificates of operation.
24-129 — Testing before granting or renewing of certificates of operation.
24-130 — Action on applications for work permits and certificates of operation.
24-131 — Conditions of work permits and certificates of operation to be observed.
24-132 — Suspension or revocation of work permits and certificates of operation.
24-134 — Surrender of work permits and certificates of operation.
24-135 — Transfer of work permits and certificates of operation.
24-136 — Asbestos work.
24-137 — Enforcement of the labor law.
24-138 — Asbestos abatement permit.
24-139 — Smoking at abatement sites.
24-140 — Spraying of asbestos prohibited.
24-141 — Emission of odorous air contaminants.
24-142 — Emission of air contaminants; standard smoke chart.
24-143 — Emission of air contaminant from internal combustion engine; visibility standard.
24-145 — Emission of particulates.
24-146 — Preventing dust from becoming air-borne; spraying of insulating material and demolition regulated.
24-147 — Emission of nitrogen oxides.
24-148 — Architectural coatings; solvents.
24-149 — Open fires prohibited; exceptions.
24-149.1 — Outdoor wood boilers.
24-149.2 — Fireplaces.
24-149.3 — Wood burning heaters.
24-149.4 — Commercial char broilers.
24-149.5 — Cook stoves.
24-149.6 — Stationary engines.
24-151 — Emission of air contaminant; concealment and masking restricted.
24-152 — Malfunctions, breakdowns, and removal from service; emergency action plan.
24-153 — Emissions of air contaminant; environmental ratings.
24-154 — Mold abatement and remediation work for certain buildings.
24-155 — Maintenance of equipment and apparatus.
24-156 — Use of fuel burning equipment without using apparatus prohibited.
24-159 — Use of less than fully automatic equipment using fuel oil and use of any fuel burning equipment using residual fuel oil; supervision by licensed person.
24-160 — Use of air contaminant recorder; boilers.
24-161 — Use of fuel burning equipment using residual fuel oil; operation and supervision by trained person.
24-163 — Operation of motor vehicle; idling of engine restricted.
24-163.1 — Purchase of cleaner vehicles.
24-163.2 — Alternative fuel buses and sanitation vehicles.
24-163.3 — Use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel and best available technology in nonroad vehicles.
24-163.4 — Use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel and best available retrofit technology by the city's diesel fuel-powered motor vehicles.
24-163.5 — Use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel and best available retrofit technology in the fulfillment of solid waste contracts and recyclable materials contracts.
24-163.6 — Use of best available retrofit technology by sight-seeing buses.
24-163.7 — Use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel and best available retrofit technology in school bus transportation.
24-163.8 — Use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel in diesel-powered generators used in the production of films, television programs and advertisements, and at street fairs.
24-163.9 — Retrofitting, age limitations, fuel use of diesel fuel-powered school buses and use of all-electric zero emission school buses.
24-163.11 — Trade waste vehicles.
24-163.12 — Mobile food vending units.
24-163.13 — Electrification of city fleet workforce development report.
24-164 — Operation of soot blower of vessels prohibited.
24-165 — Use of air contaminant detectors and recorders.
24-166 — Use of combustion shutoff; halting of emission of air contaminant.
24-167 — Improper use of equipment or apparatus prohibited.
24-168 — Use of proper fuel in fuel burning equipment.
24-168.1 — Clean heating oil.
24-169 — Sulfur content of fuel restricted.
24-173 — Use of coal.
24-176 — Fuel information ticket required for shipment or delivery of fuel into the city of New York.
24-177 — General requirements for fuel information tickets.
24-177.1 — Prohibited emissions.
24-178 — Powers of the board.
24-180 — Notice of violation.
24-182 — Citizen's complaint.
24-183 — Adjudication, settlement and settlement by stipulation.
24-189 — Procedural rules.
24-190 — Criminal penalties; fines and imprisonment.
24-201 — Short title.
24-202 — Declaration of policy.
24-203 — General definitions.
24-204 — General powers of the commissioner.
24-205 — Investigations and studies by the commissioner.
24-206 — Testing by order of the commissioner.
24-207 — Inspection.
24-208 — Registrations.
24-209 — Interfering with or obstructing department personnel.
24-210 — False and misleading statements; unlawful reproduction or alteration of documents.
24-211 — Display of permits and certificates.
24-212 — Enforcement of code by other than compulsory means.
24-213 — Service of papers.
24-214 — Inconsistent provisions.
24-216 — Noise abatement contract compliance.
24-217 — Exemptions.
24-217.1 — Measurements.
24-217.2 — Noise inspection reports.
24-218 — General prohibitions.
24-218.1 — Use of mobile telephones restricted in a place of public performance.
24-219 — Noise mitigation rules.
24-220 — Noise mitigation plan.
24-221 — Alternative noise mitigation plan.
24-222 — After hours and weekend limits on construction work.
24-223 — After hours work authorization.
24-223.1 — Stop work order.
24-224 — Construction work without noise mitigation plan unlawful.
24-224.1 — Measuring sound levels in dwelling units upon request.
24-225 — Refuse collection vehicles.
24-226 — Air compressors.
24-227 — Circulation devices.
24-228 — Construction devices.
24-228.1 — Exhausts.
24-229 — Containers and construction material.
24-230 — Paving breakers.
24-231 — Commercial music.
24-232 — Allowable decibel levels-octave band measurement.
24-232.1 — Wind turbines.
24-233 — Personal audio devices.
24-234 — Operation or use of sound reproduction device in or on rapid transit railroad, omnibus or ferry.
24-235 — Animals.
24-236 — Motor vehicles.
24-236.1 — Owner liability for failure to comply with motor vehicle sound limits.
24-237 — Sound signal devices.
24-238 — Audible burglar alarm and audible status indicator.
24-239 — Audible burglar alarm or audible status indicator may be disconnected.
24-240 — Removal of vehicle with audible burglar alarm or audible status indicator.
24-241 — Emergency signal devices.
24-242 — Lawn care devices.
24-243 — Snow blowers.
24-244 — Sound reproduction devices.
24-245 — Operating certificates and renewal of operating certificates; tunneling permits; when required.
24-246 — General requirements for applications for operating certificates and for tunneling permits, and removal of operating certificates.
24-247 — Information required for applications for operating certificates and for tunneling permits.
24-248 — Standards for granting operating certificates and tunneling permits.
24-249 — Testing before granting or renewing of operating certificates; testing before granting of tunneling permits.
24-250 — Action on applications for certificates or tunneling permits.
24-251 — Conditions of certificates or tunneling permits to be observed.
24-252 — Suspension or revocation of certificates or tunneling permits.
24-253 — Surrender of certificates or tunneling permits.
24-254 — Transfer of certificates.
24-255 — Operating certificate or tunneling permit fees.
24-256 — Departmental publication fees.
24-257 — Powers of the board.
24-258 — The board.
24-259 — Notice of violation.
24-260 — Written response.
24-261 — Citizen's complaint.
24-262 — Settlement of proceedings.
24-263 — Hearings.
24-264 — Default; vacating a default order.
24-265 — Hearing officer's decision.
24-266 — Board decision and order.
24-267 — Compliance with board decisions; orders and civil penalties.
24-268 — Procedural rules.
24-269 — Criminal penalties.
24-270 — Uniform civil penalties for unreasonable noise.
24-301 — Assessment of city property used for water purposes.
24-302 — Commissioner of environmental protection; duty in regard to sources of water supply and property of department.
24-303 — Protection of water supply; certain acts misdemeanors.
24-303.1 — Protection of water supply.
24-304 — Injury to water supply property.
24-305 — Pollution of or interference with water supply.
24-306 — Trespass on water supply property.
24-307 — Hydrants to be kept closed.
24-308 — Opening, tampering with or operating valves or fire hydrants.
24-309 — Connections.
24-309.1 — Tracking lead water service lines; online interactive map.
24-310 — Closing of taps before building is demolished.
24-311 — Obstruction of stop-cocks.
24-312 — Public wells.
24-313 — No royalty for use of patented apparatus.
24-314 — Right of entry on lands dedicated for highway or park purposes.
24-315 — Permits; issuance; revocation.
24-316 — Leaking tap or service pipe to be repaired.
24-317 — Lien on premises.
24-318 — Validity of lien; grounds for challenge.
24-320 — City authorized to use ground under streets and highways.
24-321 — Restriction on power to contract.
24-322 — Special water service for fire, sanitary and other purposes.
24-323 — Construction of highways and bridges in connection with reservoirs.
24-324 — Construction of highways around middle branch reservoir.
24-325 — City to erect and maintain fences to protect certain water works.
24-326 — Regulation of use of lakes and reservoirs used for city water supply.
24-327 — Regulation of use of Putnam county lakes and reservoirs used for city water supply.
24-328 — Lake Mahopac; level of water not reduced.
24-329 — Interments near reservoir prohibited.
24-330 — Watering horses.
24-331 — Sale of water; license.
24-332 — Use of water through hose.
24-334 — Water meters; when to be placed.
24-335 — Charges where supply is metered.
24-336 — Acquisition of water meters.
24-337 — Waste of water prohibited; remedies.
24-338 — Meters to be installed where water is wasted.
24-339 — Water saving plumbing fixtures.
24-341 — Charges not to be affected.
24-342 — Connection charges.
24-343 — Transfer of house service pipe connection to new water main.
24-343.1 — Backflow prevention device reporting.
24-344 — Report of receipts by clerk in bureau of water register.
24-345 — Pay-as-you-go financing for certain water pollution control projects.
24-346 — Enforcement and penalties.
24-347 — Commissioner of environmental protection to submit forms of contracts and specifications for approval of corporation counsel.
24-348 — Advertisement for sealed bids or proposals for work or materials; publication.
24-349 — Receipt of sealed bids; deposit required.
24-350 — Public opening of bids, acceptance; rejection; readvertisement.
24-351 — Return or forfeiture of deposits.
24-352 — Execution and filing of contracts; supervision and inspection of work and materials; employer's bond.
24-353 — Obligations for capital projects; proceeds for operating expenses.
24-354 — Work and materials to be procured by contract; exceptions; certificate of public interest.
24-355 — Police protection to inhabitants of construction areas; appointment and dismissal of police; powers and duties.
24-356 — Construction and repair of highways and bridges; rules and regulations to prevent improper use.
24-357 — Report to comptroller of expenses and liabilities.
24-358 — Removal of buildings to prevent contamination of the water supply.
24-359 — Rights of fishing and ice cutting in lakes and reservoirs preserved; regulation.
24-360 — Water supply to municipalities other than New York city; connections; charges; regulations; quantity to be taken.
24-361 — Change in sanitary sewers in city of Kingston, before water taken from Esopus creek, Ulster county.
24-362 — Disposal of the sewage of the city of Port Jervis.
24-363 — Sewage disposal in Ulster, Delaware and Sullivan counties.
24-364 — Utilization of water to generate electric current.
24-365 — Cemetery and burial grounds.
24-366 — Assessment of electric generation viability.
24-367 — Soil and foundation work; notification and permit required.
24-368 — Database of water accounts.
24-369 — Notice to certain property owners.
24-404 — Permits; excavations in street; gas distribution lines; electrical conductors.
24-405 — Permit required.
24-406 — Removal of electric wires; Manhattan and the Bronx.
24-407 — Underground electrical conductors; Manhattan and the Bronx.
24-408 — Electrical conductors; Manhattan and the Bronx; duties of commissioner of transportation.
24-409 — Aerial electrical wires or cables; regulation.
24-410 — Construction of conduits; removal of poles, wires.
24-411 — Removal of abandoned poles.
24-412 — Agreement with Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company; new contracts.
24-413 — Enforcement of agreement and of provisions of sections 24-407 through 24-414 of the code.
24-414 — Power to purchase subways, property and contracts of such company.
24-415 — Conditions to granting permit for conduit construction; security.
24-416 — Underground electrical conductors; Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond.
24-417 — Telegraph, telephone or electric light poles on Eighth avenue between Flatbush avenue and Ninth street in Brooklyn.
24-418 — Procedure.
24-419 — Certain sections to be police regulations.
24-420 — Replacement of lamp-posts or electric light poles.
24-421 — Electric light, power; inspection of; all wires to be inspected.
24-422 — Commissioner of buildings to submit proposed local laws with respect to electrical equipment and energy.
24-424 — Annual safety report concerning gas infrastructure.
24-425 — Identification of gas safety risk factors.
24-540 — Policy.
24-541 — Definitions.
24-542 — Entry and inspection.
24-550 — General.
24-551 — Stormwater construction permit required.
24-552 — Review of stormwater pollution prevention plan or SWPPP.
24-553 — Rules.
24-554 — SWPPP to be retained on site.
24-555 — Recordkeeping.
24-556 — Compliance with terms and conditions of SWPPP required.
24-557 — Suspension or revocation of permit.
24-558 — Stop work order.
24-559 — Post-construction stormwater management facilities.
24-560 — Stormwater maintenance permit.
24-570 — Applicability.
24-571 — Authority to enter and inspect.
24-572 — Compliance with the MSGP.
24-573 — Recordkeeping.
24-580 — General.
24-581 — Orders.
24-582 — Commissioner's cease and desist orders.
24-583 — Environmental control board cease and desist orders.
24-584 — Action by corporation counsel.
24-585 — Civil penalties.
24-586 — Criminal penalties.
24-587 — Liability to the city.
24-588 — Service.
24-589 — Issuance.
24-590 — Delegation to authorized inspection agents.
24-591 — Waterbody testing.
24-501 — Sewage disposal to protect water supply.
24-502 — Transfer of certain board of estimate lands in the borough of Brooklyn.
24-503 — Drainage plan.
24-503.1 — Sewer backups.
24-503.2 — Plan to prevent confirmed sewer backups for the sewer system.
24-503.3 — Comprehensive stormwater plan and stormwater dashboard.
24-504 — All sewers to be in accordance with general plan.
24-504.2 — Combined sewer overflow and floatables, including medical debris, study.
24-505 — Raising of grade for drainage.
24-506 — Temporary sewers.
24-507 — Private sewers and drains.
24-508 — Construction of sewers by the owners of private property.
24-509 — Construction of sewers.
24-510 — Fees for connections.
24-512 — Charge for sewer connection extending from curb line to sewer or sewer riser.
24-513 — Constructors; license and bond.
24-514 — Sewer rents.
24-515 — Overflow sewers; where discharged.
24-516 — Newtown creek sewers.
24-517 — Injury to sewers.
24-518 — Obstructing substances.
24-518.1 — Food waste disposals.
24-519 — Volatile, flammable liquids.
24-520 — Steam and hot water.
24-520.1 — Non-stormwater discharges prohibited.
24-521 — Excavations for public works.
24-522 — Maintenance of private sewers or drains located in public property or in private or public streets and emptying into the public sewer system.
24-523 — Industrial waste; sewer surcharges.
24-524 — Enforcement and penalties.
24-525 — Permits.
24-526 — Conveyance of storm water from developments and lots and certain adjacent paved areas to off-site disposal points.
24-527 — Watershed protection plan for the watershed / sewershed of Jamaica bay.
24-527.1 — New York City Jamaica Bay task force.
24-528 — New York city comprehensive wetlands study and protection strategy.
24-529 — Car wash, standards.
24-530 — Southeast Queens flood mitigation plan.
24-530.1 — Southeast Queens flooding adaptation assistance task force.
24-531 — Wastewater testing program.
24-532 — Backwater valves.
24-533 — Green roof map.
24-534 — Flooding adaptation assistance partnership program.
24-601 — Short title.
24-602 — Declaration of policy.
24-603 — Definitions.
24-604 — Recovery of emergency response costs.
24-605 — Lien for emergency response costs.
24-606 — Certificate of expenses.
24-607 — Definitions.
24-608 — Emergency response.
24-609 — Hazardous substances list; release notification and response regulations.
24-610 — Orders to responsible persons; civil and criminal penalties and imprisonment.
24-611 — Regulations.
24-612 — Nonexclusivity of remedies.
24-701 — Short title.
24-702 — Definitions.
24-703 — Hazardous substance list.
24-704 — Special health hazard list.
24-705 — Facility inventory form.
24-706 — Facility inventory reporting.
24-707 — Compilation of citywide facility inventory data.
24-708 — Exemptions.
24-709 — Trade Secrets.
24-710 — Access to hazardous substance information.
24-711 — Labeling requirements.
24-712 — Inspections of a facility.
24-713 — Violations.
24-714 — Private right of action.
24-715 — Annual report.
24-716 — Regulations.
24-717 — Hazardous substance advisory board.
24-718 — Risk management plan.
24-801 — Short title.
24-802 — Definitions.
24-803 — Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming.
24-804 — Education and outreach.
24-805 — Annual report.
24-809 — Flood risk area map.
24-901 — Short Title.
24-902 — Definitions.
24-903 — Rules for the local brownfield cleanup program.
24-904 — Eligibility.
24-905 — Citizen participation.
24-906 — Certificate of completion.
24-907 — Enforcement.
24-908 — Withholding of permits.
24-1000 — Declaration of policy.
24-1001 — Definitions.
24-1002 — Master environmental hazard remediation technician registration program.
24-1003 — Enforcement.
25-101 — City map to be conclusive.
25-102 — City map; what to include.
25-102.1 — City map; street and park names.
25-102.2 — Posting certain information related to street and park names.
25-103 — Borough presidents' assistance in completing city map.
25-104 — Official surveying stations.
25-105 — Grades established by user.
25-106 — Public utility corporations; filing of maps of real property.
25-107 — Failure to include street upon map; effect of.
25-108 — Map changes affecting certain cemetery lands.
25-109 — Streets not to be opened through grounds of certain institutions.
25-110 — City planning commission to regulate the height and bulk of buildings, areas of yards, courts and open spaces and density of population.
25-111 — City planning commission to regulate location of trades and industries and of buildings designed for specific uses.
25-112 — Prohibition of cemeteries in Queens.
25-113 — Filing of subdivision maps and recording of deeds of subdivision property.
25-114 — Privately owned public spaces.
25-115 — Pre-application process exemptions.
25-116 — Community gardens.
25-117 — Equitable development data tool.
25-118 — Racial equity report on housing and opportunity.
25-119 — Population and housing analysis.
25-120 — Industrial development strategic plan.
25-201 — Temporary vacancies; filling of.
25-202 — Fees.
25-203 — Board's orders; violation; penalty.
25-204 — Non-appealable orders.
25-205 — Multiple dwelling law not to be varied.
25-206 — Decision on appeals; form of.
25-207 — Certiorari.
25-208 — Notice of expiration of a variance or special permit.
25-209 — Notice of board decisions.
25-301 — Purpose and declaration of public policy.
25-302 — Definitions.
25-303 — Establishment of landmarks, landmark sites, interior landmarks, scenic landmarks and historic districts.
25-304 — Scope of commission's powers.
25-305 — Regulation of construction, reconstruction, alterations and demolition.
25-306 — Determination of request for certificate of no effect on protected architectural features.
25-307 — Factors governing issuance of certificate of appropriateness.
25-308 — Procedure for determination of request for certificate of appropriateness.
25-309 — Request for certificate of appropriateness authorizing demolition, alterations or reconstruction on ground of insufficient return.
25-310 — Regulation of minor work.
25-311 — Maintenance and repair of improvements.
25-312 — Remedying of dangerous conditions.
25-313 — Public hearings; conferences.
25-314 — Extension of time for action by commission.
25-315 — Determinations of the commission; notice thereof.
25-316 — Transmission of certificates and applications to proper city agency.
25-317 — Criminal punishments and fines.
25-317.1 — Civil penalties.
25-317.2 — Violations of landmarks laws: enforcement.
25-318 — Reports by commission on plans for proposed projects.
25-319 — Regulations.
25-320 — Investigations and reports.
25-321 — Applicability.
25-322 — Notification; lease notification.
25-401 — Authorization for the establishment of city business improvement districts.
25-402 — Definitions.
25-403 — Contents of the district plan.
25-404 — Powers of the city council.
25-405 — District plan.
25-406 — Notice and hearing
25-407 — Establishment or extension of the district.
25-408 — Review by the state comptroller.
25-409 — Publication; filing; judicial review.
25-410 — Amendments to the district plan.
25-411 — Expense of the district.
25-412 — Tax and debt limitations.
25-413 — Expenditure of district funds.
25-414 — District management association.
25-415 — Dissolution.
25-416 — Existing districts.
25-417 — Severability.
25-420 — Steinway Street business improvement district.
25-420.1 — Steinway Street business improvement district.
25-421 — Metrotech Area business improvement district.
25-421.1 — Metrotech Area business improvement district.
25-421.2 — Metrotech Area business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-421.3 — Metrotech Area business improvement district; extension of district.
25-421.4 — Metrotech Area business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-422 — Times Square business improvement district.
25-422.1 — Times Square business improvement district.
25-422.2 — Times Square business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-422.3 — Times Square business improvement district; extension of district.
25-422.4 — Times Square business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-423 — 34th Street business improvement district.
25-423.1 — 34th Street business improvement district.
25-423.2 — 34th Street business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-423.3 — 34th Street business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-424 — Myrtle Avenue business improvement district.
25-424.1 — Myrtle Avenue business improvement district; amendment to the district plan.
25-425 — Graham Avenue business improvement district.
25-426 — 82nd Street business improvement district.
25-427 — Grand Central business improvement district.
25-427.1 — Grand Central business improvement district; extension of district.
25-428 — Lower East Side business improvement district.
25-428.1 — Lower East Side business improvement district.
25-428.2 — Lower East Side business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-429 — East Brooklyn business improvement district.
25-430 — Woodhaven business improvement district.
25-430.1 — Woodhaven business improvement district.
25-431 — Fifth Avenue Association business improvement district.
25-431.1 — Fifth Avenue Association business improvement district.
25-432 — Fashion Center business improvement district.
25-432.1 — Fashion Center business improvement district.
25-433 — Pitkin Avenue business improvement district.
25-433.1 — Pitkin Avenue business improvement district.
25-434 — Hub Third Avenue business improvement district.
25-434.1 — Hub Third Avenue business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-435 — Church Avenue / Flatbush Avenue business improvement district.
25-435.1 — Church Avenue / Flatbush Avenue business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-435.2 — Church Avenue / Flatbush Avenue business improvement district; extension of district.
25-435.3 — Church Avenue / Flatbush Avenue business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-436 — Grand Street business improvement district.
25-437 — 125th street business improvement district.
25-437.1 — 125th Street business improvement district.
25-438 — Village Alliance business improvement district.
25-438.1 — Village Alliance business improvement district.
25-438.2 — Village Alliance business improvement district; extension of district.
25-439 — White Plains Road business improvement district.
25-439.1 — White Plains Road business improvement district.
25-440 — Washington Heights business improvement district.
25-441 — Bryant Park business improvement district.
25-441.1 — Bryant Park business improvement district; extension of district.
25-441.2 — Bryant Park business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-442 — Downtown-Lower Manhattan business improvement district.
25-442.1 — Downtown-Lower Manhattan business improvement district; extension of district.
25-442.2 — Downtown-Lower Manhattan business improvement district.
25-442.3 — Downtown-Lower Manhattan business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-443 — Sunset Park 5th Avenue business improvement district.
25-443.1 — Sunset Park 5th Avenue business improvement district.
25-444 — 14th Street-Union Square business improvement district; extension of district.
25-444.1 — 14th Street-Union Square business improvement district.
25-445 — Kings Highway business improvement district.
25-445.1 — Kings Highway business improvement district; amendment to the district plan.
25-446 — NoHo New York business improvement district.
25-446.1 — NoHo New York business improvement district; increase in the amount to be expended annually.
25-447 — Madison Avenue business improvement district.
25-447.1 — Madison Avenue business improvement district; extension of district.
25-447.2 — Madison Avenue business improvement district.
25-447.3 — Madison Avenue business improvement district; amendment to the district plan.
25-448 — 180th Street business improvement district.
25-448.1 — 180th Street business improvement district.
25-449 — Mosholu-Jerome-East Gun Hill Road business improvement district.
25-449.1 — Mosholu-Jerome-East Gun Hill Road business improvement district.
25-450 — Lincoln Square business improvement district.
25-450.1 — Lincoln Square business improvement district.
25-450.2 — Lincoln Square business improvement district; amendment to the district plan.
25-451 — Church Avenue business improvement district.
25-451.1 — Church Avenue business improvement district; amendment to the district plan.
25-451.2 — Dissolution of Church Avenue business improvement district.
25-452 — 47th Street business improvement district.
25-452.1 — 47th Street business improvement district.
25-453 — North Flatbush Avenue business improvement district.
25-454 — Montague Street business improvement district.
25-454.1 — Montague Street business improvement district.
25-455 — Columbus Avenue business improvement district.
25-455.1 — Columbus Avenue business improvement district.
25-456 — 86th Street Bay Ridge business improvement district.
25-456.1 — 86th Street Bay Ridge business improvement district.
25-457 — Kingsbridge business improvement district.
25-457.1 — Kingsbridge business improvement district.
25-458 — East Mid-Manhattan business improvement district.
25-458.1 — East Mid-Manhattan business improvement district.
25-459 — Brighton Beach business improvement district.
25-460 — Downtown Flushing Transit Hub business improvement district.
25-460.1 — Downtown Flushing Transit Hub business improvement district; increase in the amount to be expended annually.
25-460.2 — Downtown Flushing Transit Hub business improvement district; extension of district.
25-460.3 — Downtown Flushing Transit Hub business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-461 — Columbus/Amsterdam business improvement district.
25-462 — Sutphin Boulevard business improvement district.
25-462.1 — Sutphin Boulevard business improvement district.
25-462.2 — Sutphin Boulevard business improvement district; extension of district.
25-462.3 — Sutphin Boulevard business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-463 — Madison / 23rd / Flatiron / Chelsea business improvement district.
25-463.1 — Madison / 23rd / Flatiron / Chelsea business improvement district.
25-463.2 — Madison / 23rd / Flatiron / Chelsea business improvement district; extension of district.
25-463.3 — Madison/23rd/Flatiron/Chelsea business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-464 — Fordham Road business improvement district.
25-464.1 — Fordham Road business improvement district.
25-464.2 — Fordham Road business improvement district; extension of district.
25-464.3 — Fordham Road business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-465 — Forest Avenue business improvement district.
25-465.1 — Forest Avenue business improvement district.
25-466 — Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn business improvement district.
25-466.1 — Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-466.2 — Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-467 — Long Island City business improvement district.
25-467.1 — Long Island City business improvement district.
25-467.2 — Long Island City business improvement district; extension of district.
25-467.3 — Long Island City business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-467.4 — Long Island City business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-467.5 — Long Island City business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-468 — 161st Street business improvement district.
25-468.1 — 161st Street business improvement district.
25-469 — DUMBO business improvement district.
25-469.1 — DUMBO business improvement district.
25-469.2 — DUMBO business improvement district; extension of district.
25-470 — Flatbush-Nostrand Junction business improvement district.
25-470.1 — Flatbush-Nostrand Junction business improvement district; increase in the amount to be expended annually.
25-471 — Bay Ridge 5th Avenue business improvement district.
25-471.1 — Bay Ridge 5th Avenue business improvement district.
25-472 — Court-Livingston-Schermerhorn business improvement district.
25-472.1 — Court-Livingston-Schermerhorn business improvement district.
25-473 — Sunnyside business improvement district.
25-473.1 — Sunnyside business improvement district.
25-474 — Bayside Village business improvement district.
25-474.1 — Bayside Village business improvement district.
25-475 — Southern Boulevard business improvement district.
25-476 — Park Slope Fifth Avenue business improvement district.
25-476.1 — Park Slope Fifth Avenue business improvement district.
25-477 — Belmont business improvement district.
25-477.1 — Belmont business improvement district.
25-478 — Fulton Street business improvement district.
25-478.1 — Fulton Street business improvement district; increase in the amount to be expended annually.
25-478.2 — Fulton Street business improvement district; extension and modification of district boundaries.
25-478.3 — Fulton Street business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-478.4 — Fulton Street business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-479 — Hudson Square business improvement district.
25-479.1 — Hudson Square business improvement district; amendments to the district plan.
25-479.2 — Hudson Square business improvement district; increase in amount to be expended annually.
25-479.3 — Hudson Square business improvement district; extension of district.
25-480 — Bed-Stuy Gateway business improvement district.
25-481 — Atlantic Avenue business improvement district.
25-481.1 — Atlantic Avenue business improvement district.
25-482 — SoHo business improvement district.
25-482.1 — SoHo business improvement district.
25-483 — Chinatown business improvement district.
25-483.1 — Chinatown business improvement district.
25-484 — Westchester Square business improvement district.
25-484.1 — Westchester Square business improvement district.
25-484.2 — Westchester Square business improvement district; amendment of the district plan.
25-485 — Hudson Yards business improvement district.
25-485.1 — Hudson Yards business improvement district; increase in the amount to be expended annually.
25-486 — West Shore business improvement district.
25-487 — South Shore business improvement district.
25-488 — Meatpacking Area business improvement district.
25-488.1 — Meatpacking Area business improvement district.
25-489 — Greater JFK business improvement district.
25-490 — New Dorp business improvement district.
25-491 — Morris Park business improvement district.
25-492 — Throggs Neck business improvement district.
25-493 — Castle Hill business improvement district.
25-494 — West Village business improvement district.
25-495 — Cypress Hills Fulton business improvement district.
25-496 — East Harlem 125th Street business improvement district.
25-497 — Coney Island business improvement district.
25-601 — One Hundred Sixty-fifth Street Mall special assessment district.
25-601.1 — Dissolution of one hundred sixty-fifth street mall special assessment district.
25-602 — Fulton Mall special assessment district.
25-603 — Nassau Street Mall special assessment district.
25-603.1 — Dissolution of Nassau Street Mall special assessment district.
25-604 — Jamaica Center Mall special assessment district.
25-604.1 — Dissolution of Jamaica Center mall special assessment district.
25-701 — Definitions.
25-702 — Hotel conversions.
25-703 — Waiver; board of standards and appeals.
25-801 — Definitions.
25-802 — Standard.
25-803 — Process.
25-804 — Review of requests.
25-805 — Mayoral approval.
26-301 — Relocation of tenants.
26-302 — Supervision of relocation activities of developers.
26-303 — Relocation advisory commission.
26-304 — Powers and duties.
26-305 — Expenses of relocation.
26-306 — Tenant education and outreach on residential vacate orders due to damage caused by fires.
26-401 — Declaration and findings.
26-402 — Short title.
26-403 — Definitions.
26-404 — City rent agency; division of housing and community renewal.
26-405 — General powers and duties of the city rent agency.
26-405.1 — Major capital improvements and individual apartment improvements in rent regulated units.
26-406 — Tax abatement for properties subject to rent exemption orders.
26-406.1 — Notice of rent increase exemption and tax abatement.
26-407 — Labor cost pass-along.
26-407.1 — Fuel pass-along to tenants under rent control prohibited.
26-408 — Evictions.
26-409 — Investigation; records; reports.
26-410 — Procedure.
26-411 — Judicial review.
26-412 — Prohibitions.
26-413 — Enforcement and penalties.
26-414 — Decontrol on basis of vacancy rate.
26-415 — Surveys of need for rent control.
26-416 — Unauthorized legal fees.
26-417 — Surcharges for tenant-installed air conditioner units; prohibited.
26-501 — Findings and declaration of emergency.
26-502 — Additional findings and declaration of emergency.
26-503 — Short title.
26-504 — Application.
26-505 — Application to multiple family complex.
26-506 — Application to hotels.
26-507 — Application to certain multiple dwellings purchased from the city.
26-509 — Application for rent increase exemptions and equivalent tax abatement for rent regulated property occupied by certain senior citizens or persons with disabilities.
26-509.1 — Notice of rent increase exemption and tax abatement.
26-510 — Rent guidelines board.
26-511 — Real estate industry stabilization association.
26-511.1 — Major capital improvements and individual apartment improvements in rent regulated units.
26-512 — Stabilization provisions.
26-513 — Application for adjustment of initial rent.
26-514 — Maintenance of services.
26-515 — Recovery of possession.
26-516 — Enforcement and procedures.
26-517 — Rent registration.
26-517.1 — Fees.
26-518 — Hotel industry stabilization association.
26-519 — Suspension of registration.
26-520 — Expiration date.
26-521 — Unlawful eviction.
26-522 — Definitions.
26-523 — Criminal and civil penalties.
26-524 — Enforcement actions or proceedings.
26-525 — Lien.
26-526 — Notice of pendency.
26-527 — Liability for costs.
26-528 — Monies recovered.
26-529 — Remedies and penalties.
26-530 — Increase of rentals.
26-601 — Definitions.
26-602 — Real property tax exemption; PILOT exemption.
26-602.1 — Exemption for real property formerly subject to article II of the private housing finance law.
26-603 — Reimbursement for rent exemptions; rent increase exemption fund established.
26-604 — Rent increase exemption funding requirement.
26-605 — Rent increase exemption orders/tax abatement certificates.
26-605.1 — Effect of reclassification of dwelling units.
26-605.2 — Required notice.
26-606 — Applications for exemption orders/tax abatement certificates; issuance and copies.
26-606.1 — Assistance for residents eligible to apply to the senior citizen rent increase exemption program.
26-607 — Effective dates of exemption orders/tax abatement certificates.
26-608 — Credit allowances; penalties for overcharge.
26-609 — Application for benefit; credits.
26-610 — Excessive exemption; liens.
26-611 — Rules and regulations.
26-612 — Violations; penalties.
26-613 — Application.
26-614 — Certain exemption orders.
26-615 — Certain rent increases attributable to capital assessments and voluntary capital contributions.
26-616 — Notification of termination of certain mortgage.
26-617 — Eligibility for persons with disabilities.
26-618 — Notice of rent increase exemption and tax abatement and exemption from a PILOT.
26-701 — Application.
26-702 — Definitions.
26-703 — Establishment of reserve fund.
26-704 — Report on status of reserve fund.
26-705 — Posting of violations.
26-706 — Report on condition of premises.
26-707 — No waiver of rights.
26-708 — Criminal and civil penalties; enforcement.
26-801 — Definitions.
26-802 — Notification of impending conversion.
26-803 — Notification of bona fide offer to purchase.
26-804 — Appraisal determination.
26-805 — Right of first refusal.
26-806 — First opportunity to purchase.
26-807 — Prior notification.
26-808 — Long term affordability.
26-809 — Right of transfer.
26-810 — Conversion of property.
26-811 — Penalty.
26-812 — Exclusions.
26-813 — Judicial review.
26-901 — Definitions.
26-902 — Reporting on prequalified lists and disqualified lists.
26-903 — Reporting on housing development projects.
26-903.1 — Reporting on disposition projects.
26-904 — Wage information reporting.
26-905 — Ineligibility for inclusion on prequalified lists.
26-1101 — Definitions.
26-1102 — Housing information guide for tenants and owners.
26-1103 — Notice of housing information guide for tenants and owners.
26-1104 — Violations and penalties.
26-1201 — Improperly conditioning residential occupancy on medical treatment.
26-1202 — Private right of action.
26-1301 — Definitions.
26-1302 — Provision of legal services.
26-1303 — Public hearing.
26-1304 — Reporting.
26-1305 — Rules.
26-1306 — Community engagement.
26-1301 — Certification of payment.
26-1501 — Definitions.
26-1502 — Audits.
26-1503 — Results of audit.
26-1601 — Definitions.
26-1602 — Audits.
26-1603 — Results of audit.
26-1701 — Definitions.
26-1702 — Annual report.
26-1703 — Reporting on affordable housing fund.
26-1801 — Definitions.
26-1802 — Housing portal.
26-1803 — Violations.
26-1901 — City-owned vacant property under the jurisdiction of the department of housing preservation and development that may be suitable for the development of affordable housing.
26-2001 — Community land trust regulatory agreements.
26-2101 — Definitions.
26-2102 — Affordable housing plan report.
26-2103 — Public outreach.
26-2101 — Definitions.
26-2102 — Requirements for booking services.
26-2103 — Exemptions for certain class B multiple dwellings.
26-2104 — Penalties.
26-2105 — Privacy.
26-2201 — Definitions.
26-2202 — Tracking system plan.
26-2203 — Reporting.
26-2204 — Annual review.
26-2205 — Review of expiring affordable housing units.
26-2401 — Application.
26-2402 — Definitions.
26-2403 — Owner filing requirements.
26-2404 — Department reporting requirements.
26-2405 — Penalties and enforcement.
26-2501 — Definitions.
26-2502 — Audits of certifications of correction.
26-2503 — Reporting.
26-2601 — Definitions.
26-2602 — Report.
26-2701 — Definitions.
26-2702 — Mitchell-Lama development waiting list report.
26-2801 — Definitions.
26-2802 — Set asides.
26-2803 — Report.
26-2901 — Definitions.
26-2902 — Use of credit information.
26-3001 — Definitions.
26-3002 — Data collection.
26-3003 — Prohibitions.
26-3004 — Privacy policies.
26-3005 — Security measures and safeguards.
26-3006 — Private right of action.
26-3007 — Education efforts.
26-3101 — Definitions.
26-3102 — Short-term rental registration.
26-3103 — Posting and advertising requirements.
26-3104 — Penalties and enforcement.
26-3105 — Reporting.
26-3201 — Definitions.
26-3202 — Verification of lawful rental.
26-3203 — Penalties.
26-3001 — Definitions.
26-3002 — General.
26-3003 — Methods of enforcement.
26-3004 — Unlawful conduct.
26-3005 — Enforcement.
26-3006 — Classification of violations.
26-3007 — Rules.
26-3008 — Civil penalties.
26-3009 — Enforcement of civil penalty.
26-3010 — Correction order.
26-3011 — Dismissal.
26-3012 — Failure to comply.
26-3013 — Material misstatements of fact.
26-3014 — Orders.
26-3015 — Power to hold investigatory hearings; subpoena power; production of documents.
26-3016 — Commissioner's request for corrective action.
26-3017 — Inspection.
26-3018 — Judicial proceedings.
26-3019 — Regulatory agreement.
26-3020 — Appeals to board of standards and appeals.
26-3401 — Definitions.
26-3402 — Limitation of fees.
26-3501 — Definitions.
26-3502 — Universal design list.
26-3503 — Universal design units.
26-3504 — Report.
26-3601 — Flooding adaptation information sessions.
26-3602 — Building-level flood information.
26-3701 — Definitions.
26-3702 — Creation of homeownership opportunity units.
26-3701 — Definitions.
26-3702 — Requirements for determination.
26-3703 — Acknowledgment of receipt of materials.
26-3704 — Time for determination.
26-3705 — Enforcement.
26-3706 — Construction.
26-3801 — Definitions.
26-3802 — Community hiring.
26-3803 — Wage requirements.
26-3804 — Reporting requirements.
26-3805 — Notice posting, recordkeeping, and retaliation.
26-3806 — Enforcement.
26-3807 — Private right of action.
26-3808 — Liability.
26-3901 — Definitions.
26-3902 — Rental assistance voucher program.
26-3903 — Eligibility.
26-3904 — Maximum monthly rents.
26-3905 — Monthly rental assistance and rental contribution.
26-3906 — Funding and waiting list.
26-3907 — Rulemaking.
26-3908 — Report.
27-101 — Title.
27-102 — Purpose.
27-103 — Scope.
27-104 — Interpretation.
27-105 — Effective date.
27-107 — Variations.
27-108 — Application of references.
27-109 — Building matters covered.
27-110 — Matters not provided for.
27-111 — Continuation of lawful existing use.
27-112 — Change in occupancy or use.
27-113 — Continuation of unlawful existing use.
27-114 — Alterations of existing buildings.
27-115 — Alterations exceeding sixty percent of building value.
27-116 — Alterations between thirty percent and sixty percent of building value.
27-117 — Alterations under thirty percent of building value.
27-118 — Alterations involving change in occupancy or use.
27-119 — Alteration cost: building value.
27-120 — Alterations to multiple dwelling and conversions to multiple dwellings.
27-121 — Alterations to residence buildings.
27-122 — Alterations involving conversions from seasonal to year round use.
27-123 — Alterations involving high hazard occupancies.
27-123.3 — Definition.
27-131.1 — Reference Standards.
27-228.5 — General requirements.
27-229 — Application of terms.
27-230 — Definitions in reference standards.
27-231 — Tense, gender, and number.
27-232 — Definitions.
27-233 — Abbreviations.
27-234 — Scope.
27-235 — Reference standards.
27-236 — Definitions.
27-237 — Occupancy groups.
27-238 — Classification of spaces.
27-239 — Classification of buildings.
27-240 — Separation of occupancies.
27-241 — Classification tables.
27-242 — Multiple occupancy or use.
27-243 — Classification.
27-244 — Location restrictions.
27-245 — Classification.
27-246 — Occupancy group B-1.
27-247 — Occupancy group B-2.
27-248 — Classification.
27-249 — Classification.
27-250 — Occupancy group D-1.
27-251 — Occupancy group D-2.
27-252 — Location restrictions.
27-253 — Classification.
27-254 — Classification.
27-255 — Occupancy group F-1.
27-256 — Occupancy group F-2.
27-257 — Occupancy group F-3.
27-258 — Occupancy group F-4.
27-259 — Classification.
27-260 — Classification.
27-261 — Occupancy group H-1.
27-262 — Occupancy group H-2.
27-263 — Classification.
27-264 — Occupancy group J-1.
27-265 — Occupancy group J-2.
27-266 — Occupancy group J-3.
27-267 — Classification.
27-268 — Classification.
27-269 — Construction classes.
27-270 — Classification of buildings and spaces.
27-272 — False designation.
27-273 — Minimum requirements.
27-274 — Classification.
27-275 — Construction class I-A.
27-276 — Construction class I-B.
27-277 — Construction class I-C.
27-278 — Construction class I-D.
27-279 — Construction class I-E.
27-280 — Classification.
27-281 — Construction class II-A.
27-282 — Construction class II-B.
27-283 — Construction class II-C.
27-284 — Construction class II-D.
27-285 — Construction class II-E.
27-286 — Classification.
27-287 — Restrictions.
27-287.1 — Unlawful advertisement for certain occupancies.
27-288 — Scope.
27-289 — Standards.
27-290 — Definitions.
27-291 — Frontage.
27-292 — Building access.
27-293 — Inside fire districts.
27-294 — Outside fire districts.
27-295 — Mixed districts.
27-296 — Limitations.
27-297 — Exemptions.
27-298 — Additions to existing buildings.
27-299 — Limitations.
27-300 — Additions to existing buildings.
27-301 — Area limitations of buildings.
27-302 — Area limitations of spaces.
27-303 — Frontage increase.
27-304 — Existing excessive area.
27-305 — Height limitations of buildings.
27-306 — Measurement.
27-306.1 — Measurement; solar thermal and solar electric (photovoltaic) collectors and/or panels and their supporting equipment.
27-318 — Scope.
27-319 — Standards.
27-320 — Definitions.
27-321 — Use of combustibles.
27-322 — Tests.
27-323 — Requirements for structural members and assemblies.
27-324 — Protection of structural members.
27-325 — Elevators.
27-326 — Lintels.
27-327 — Ceilings.
27-328 — Fire retardant treated wood.
27-329 — Opening protectives.
27-330 — Slow burning plastic.
27-331 — Exterior walls.
27-332 — Party walls.
27-333 — Parapets on exterior walls.
27-334 — Protective guards.
27-335 — Exterior trim.
27-335.1 — Acoustical and thermal insulation; use in noncombustible construction.
27-336 — Porticos, porches, etc.
27-337 — Roof coverings.
27-338 — Roof structures.
27-339 — Fire segregation of occupancies.
27-340 — Fire divisions.
27-341 — Fire separations.
27-342 — Openings in fire divisions and separations.
27-343 — Ducts, pipes and conduits through rated construction.
27-344 — Shafts.
27-345 — Firestopping.
27-346 — Partitions and furring.
27-347 — Folding partitions.
27-348 — Interior finish.
27-349 — Coatings.
27-350 — Ceiling construction.
27-351 — Finish flooring and floor coverings.
27-353 — Smoke and heat venting.
27-353.1 — Smoke protection for elevators and escalators.
27-353.2 — Smoke protection for elevators in E occupancies.
27-353.3 — Smoke barrier.
27-354 — Scope.
27-355 — Definitions.
27-356 — Inadequate exits for existing structures.
27-357 — Exit requirements.
27-358 — Occupant load.
27-359 — Capacity of exits.
27-360 — Travel distance.
27-361 — Arrangement.
27-362 — Tenant spaces.
27-363 — Remote location.
27-364 — Exit discharge.
27-365 — Egress from rooms and spaces.
27-366 — Exits from floors.
27-367 — Exit reduction.
27-368 — General.
27-369 — Corridors.
27-370 — Exit passageways.
27-371 — Doors.
27-372 — Area of refuge.
27-373 — Horizontal exits.
27-374 — Supplemental vertical exits.
27-375 — Interior stairs.
27-376 — Exterior stairs.
27-376.1 — Fire tower.
27-377 — Ramps.
27-378 — Escalators.
27-379 — Moving walkways.
27-380 — Fire escapes.
27-381 — Requirements.
27-382 — Power source.
27-383 — Requirements.
27-383.1 — Additional requirements for high rise office buildings and occupancy group E high rise buildings.
27-384 — Power source.
27-385 — Exit sign design.
27-386 — Directional sign design.
27-387 — False exits.
27-388 — Retroactive provisions.
27-389 — Designation of required means of egress.
27-390 — Applicability.
27-391 — Signs at elevator landings.
27-392 — Floor numbering signs.
27-393 — Stair and elevator identification signs.
27-394 — Stair re-entry signs in office buildings.
27-395 — Materials for signs.
27-396 — Signs in existing buildings.
27-396.1 — Applicability.
27-396.2 — Requirements.
27-396.3 — Retroactive requirements.
27-396.4 — Requirements.
27-396.5 — Registration.
27-396.6 — Applicability.
27-397 — Scope.
27-398 — Standards.
27-399 — Definitions.
27-400 — Application.
27-401 — Explosion hazard and unlisted occupancies.
27-402 — Other requirements.
27-403 — Location.
27-404 — Sprinkler requirements.
27-405 — Ventilation of storage occupancies.
27-406 — Application.
27-407 — Classification.
27-408 — Location of processes.
27-409 — Construction.
27-410 — Ventilation.
27-411 — Drying equipment.
27-412 — Sprinklers.
27-413 — Application.
27-414 — City, state and federal regulations.
27-415 — Laboratories.
27-416 — Radiation machines.
27-417 — Storage.
27-418 — Application.
27-419 — Enclosure.
27-420 — Location.
27-421 — Clearances.
27-422 — Ash storage pits and bins.
27-423 — Exit requirements.
27-424 — Ventilation.
27-425 — Application.
27-426 — Classification.
27-427 — Construction requirements.
27-428 — Ventilation.
27-429 — Coin-operated units.
27-430 — Sprinklers.
27-431 — Separation of direct-fired dryers.
27-432 — Application.
27-433 — Classification.
27-434 — Construction.
27-435 — Limitations.
27-436 — Exits.
27-437 — Fire protection.
27-438 — Application.
27-439 — Classification.
27-440 — Gasoline and diesel oil motor vehicle fuel storage.
27-441 — Location of pumps.
27-442 — Heating equipment.
27-443 — Application.
27-444 — Classification.
27-445 — Volatile flammables.
27-446 — Ventilation.
27-447 — Sprinklers.
27-448 — Heating equipment.
27-449 — Pits.
27-450 — Application.
27-451 — Classification.
27-452 — Construction.
27-453 — Group 1 public garages in buildings of other occupancy classification.
27-454 — Roof storage of motor vehicles.
27-455 — Sprinklers.
27-456 — Ventilation.
27-457 — Exits.
27-458 — Ramps.
27-459 — Heating equipment.
27-459.1 — Parking spaces for people having physical disabilities.
27-460 — Application.
27-461 — Height and area limitations.
27-462 — Construction.
27-463 — Exterior walls.
27-464 — Curbs and bumpers.
27-465 — Railings.
27-466 — Floor openings.
27-467 — Motor fuel pumps.
27-468 — Mechanical parking.
27-469 — Exits.
27-470 — Ramps.
27-471 — Elevators.
27-472 — Standpipes.
27-472.1 — Parking spaces for people having physical disabilities.
27-473 — Application.
27-474 — Classification.
27-475 — Attached garages.
27-476 — Connection by breezeway.
27-477 — Floors.
27-478 — Ventilation.
27-479 — Application.
27-480 — Curb cuts.
27-481 — Protection of adjoining property.
27-482 — Accessory uses and occupancies.
27-483 — Parking spaces for people having physical disabilities.
27-488 — Application.
27-489 — Construction.
27-490 — Dressing facilities.
27-491 — Ventilation and heating.
27-492 — Water circulation, water treatment, and drainage.
27-493 — Safety precautions.
27-493.1 — Facilities for people having physical disabilities.
27-494 — Application.
27-495 — Location and access.
27-496 — Construction.
27-497 — Loads.
27-508.1 — Short title.
27-508.2 — Definitions.
27-508.3 — Tobacco product advertisement restriction.
27-508.4 — Non-compliant advertisements to be removed.
27-508.5 — Sponsorship of and at events.
27-508.6 — Injunctive relief.
27-508.7 — Penalties.
27-498 — Application.
27-499 — Obstructions.
27-500 — Ground signs.
27-501 — Wall signs.
27-502 — Projecting signs.
27-503 — Roof signs.
27-504 — Marquee signs.
27-505 — Illuminated signs.
27-506 — Temporary signs.
27-507 — Use of combustible materials.
27-508 — Maintenance and inspection.
27-509 — Permitted heights.
27-510 — Location and height.
27-511 — Separation.
27-512 — Fire protection.
27-513 — Exits.
27-514 — Structural requirements.
27-515 — Flame resistance.
27-516 — Pressurization system.
27-517 — Certificate of occupancy.
27-518 — Application.
27-519 — Location.
27-520 — Construction requirements.
27-521 — Ventilation.
27-521.1 — Applicability.
27-521.2 — Classification.
27-521.3 — Construction.
27-521.4 — Fire protection equipment.
27-521.5 — Means of egress.
27-521.6 — Fire alarm and communication system.
27-521.7 — Signs.
27-521.8 — Smoke control.
27-521.9 — Emergency power.
27-521.10 — Applicability.
27-521.11 — Classification.
27-521.12 — Construction; general.
27-521.13 — Fire protection equipment.
27-521.14 — Egress.
27-521.15 — Smoke control.
27-521.16 — Signs.
27-522 — Scope.
27-523 — Definitions.
27-524 — Tents and air supported structures.
27-525 — General.
27-525.1 — Place of assembly permit.
27-526 — Location.
27-527 — Posted capacity.
27-528 — Approved seating plans.
27-529 — Enclosure and interior finish.
27-530 — Means of egress.
27-531 — Seating in assembly spaces.
27-532 — Aisles and cross aisles.
27-533 — Travel distance.
27-534 — Exit openings.
27-535 — Safe areas.
27-536 — Corridors.
27-537 — Exit passageways.
27-538 — Vertical exits.
27-539 — Open exterior spaces.
27-540 — Exit lighting.
27-541 — Exit signs.
27-542 — Emergency lighting.
27-543 — Light projection sources.
27-544 — Motion picture screens.
27-545 — General.
27-546 — F-1a places of assembly.
27-547 — F-1b places of assembly.
27-548 — General.
27-549 — General.
27-550 — Scope.
27-551 — Standards.
27-552 — Definitions.
27-553 — Construction materials and assembled elements of construction.
27-554 — Service equipment.
27-555 — Partition loads.
27-556 — General.
27-557 — Floor live loads.
27-558 — Live loads for sidewalks, driveways, and railings.
27-559 — Columns in parking areas.
27-560 — Stage areas using scenery or scenic elements.
27-561 — Roof loads.
27-562 — Moving loads.
27-563 — Partial loading conditions.
27-564 — Floor loads to be posted.
27-565 — Roof loads.
27-566 — Floor live loads.
27-567 — Contributory floor areas.
27-568 — Foundations and column supports.
27-569 — Wind loads and earthquake loads.
27-570 — Earth pressures and foundation loads.
27-571 — Bins and bunkers.
27-572 — Prestressing forces.
27-573 — Construction loads.
27-574 — Fluid pressures.
27-575 — Ice.
27-576 — Thermal forces.
27-577 — Shrinkage.
27-578 — Distribution of vertical loads.
27-579 — Distribution of horizontal loads.
27-580 — Scope.
27-581 — Standards.
27-582 — Definitions.
27-583 — Plans.
27-584 — Permits.
27-585 — General requirements.
27-586 — Materials and methods of construction.
27-587 — Fire protection requirements to apply.
27-588 — Use of used and unidentified materials.
27-589 — Equivalent systems of design.
27-590 — Deferred detailing.
27-591 — Stability.
27-592 — Bracing.
27-593 — Secondary stresses.
27-594 — Combination of loads.
27-595 — Deflection limitations.
27-596 — General.
27-597 — Questionable construction.
27-598 — Core tests of concrete construction.
27-599 — Load tests.
27-600 — General requirements.
27-601 — Identification.
27-602 — Inspection.
27-603 — General requirements.
27-604 — Identification of metal reinforcement.
27-605 — Mixes.
27-606 — Documentation.
27-607 — Inspections.
27-608 — Admixtures.
27-609 — Licensed concrete testing laboratories.
27-610 — Short-span concrete floor and roof construction supported on steel beams.
27-611 — Pneumatically placed concrete.
27-611.1 — Conveying concrete by pumping methods.
27-612 — Formwork, slip form construction, lift method construction, precast and prestressed construction.
27-613 — Concrete utilizing preplaced aggregate.
27-613.1 — Precast and prestressed concrete.
27-613.2 — Thin-section precast concrete construction.
27-614 — General requirements.
27-615 — Identification.
27-616 — Quality control.
27-617 — General requirements.
27-618 — Identification.
27-619 — Use of non-stress grade wood.
27-620 — Quality control.
27-621 — General construction requirements.
27-622 — Empirical provisions in lieu of design.
27-623 — Heavy timber construction (construction class II-A).
27-624 — Construction methods.
27-625 — General requirements.
27-626 — Identification.
27-627 — Quality control.
27-628 — Erection.
27-629 — General requirements.
27-630 — Identification of metal reinforcement.
27-631 — Limitations of use.
27-632 — General requirements.
27-633 — Analysis.
27-634 — Thin concrete shells.
27-635 — General requirements.
27-636 — Suspenders.
27-637 — Tests of materials for bridge wire suspenders.
27-638 — Tests of materials for other types of suspenders.
27-639 — Design.
27-640 — Fittings for wire cable suspenders.
27-641 — Construction.
27-642 — Protection of suspenders.
27-643 — Scope.
27-644 — Support for glass panels.
27-645 — Glass requirements.
27-646 — Thickness of glass.
27-647 — Special glasses.
27-648 — Installation of glass panels.
27-649 — Protection of glass panels.
27-650 — Deflection of support.
27-651 — Panels subject to human impact loads.
27-653 — Standards.
27-654 — Definitions.
27-655 — Plans.
27-656 — Permits.
27-657 — General requirements.
27-658 — Depth of foundations.
27-659 — Foundations at different levels.
27-660 — Slabs on grade.
27-661 — Construction.
27-662 — General.
27-663 — Borings.
27-664 — Test pits.
27-665 — Boring methods.
27-666 — Probings and geophysical explorations.
27-667 — Existing borings.
27-668 — Soil bearing pressures.
27-669 — Pile reactions.
27-670 — Lateral loads.
27-671 — Eccentricities.
27-672 — Uplift forces.
27-673 — Impact.
27-674 — Stability.
27-675 — Classification of soil materials.
27-677 — Nominally unsatisfactory bearing material.
27-678 — Allowable soil bearing pressures.
27-679 — Bearing capacity of nominally unsatisfactory bearing materials.
27-680 — Utility services.
27-681 — Applicability.
27-682 — Procedure.
27-683 — Materials.
27-684 — Footings.
27-685 — Foundation piers.
27-686 — Foundation walls.
27-687 — Construction of footings, foundation piers, and foundation walls.
27-688 — Administrative requirements.
27-689 — Minimum pile penetrations.
27-690 — Use of existing piles at demolished structures.
27-691 — Tolerance and modification of design due to field conditions.
27-692 — Minimum spacing of piles.
27-693 — Minimum section.
27-694 — Capping and bracing of piles.
27-695 — Splicing of piles.
27-696 — General requirements for installation of piles.
27-697 — Use of uncased concrete pile shafts.
27-698 — Where more than one pile type, pile capacity, or method of pile installation is used.
27-699 — Pile materials.
27-700 — Allowable axial load.
27-701 — Allowable lateral load.
27-702 — Uplift capacity.
27-703 — Exceptions.
27-704 — Equipment.
27-705 — Procedures.
27-706 — Scope.
27-707 — Timber piles.
27-708 — Precast concrete piles (including prestressed sections).
27-709 — Cast-in-place concrete piles.
27-710 — Compacted concrete piles.
27-711 — Steel H sections.
27-712 — Concrete-filled pipe piles.
27-713 — Caisson piles.
27-714 — Composite piles.
27-715 — General requirements.
27-716 — Use of rock support in lieu of underpinning.
27-717 — General.
27-718 — Factor of safety.
27-719 — General.
27-720 — Boring and test pit operations.
27-721 — Piling.
27-722 — Footings, foundation piers, foundation walls and pile caps.
27-723 — Subgrade for footings, foundation piers, and foundation walls.
27-724 — Construction required for or affecting the support of adjacent properties or buildings.
27-725 — Scope.
27-726 — Standards.
27-727 — Definitions.
27-728 — Plans.
27-729 — Permits.
27-730 — Tests and inspections.
27-731 — Alterations.
27-732 — Natural light requirements.
27-733 — Natural light sources and location.
27-734 — Area of natural light sources.
27-735 — Artificial light requirements.
27-736 — Means of egress.
27-737 — Places of assembly.
27-738 — Bathrooms and toilet rooms.
27-739 — Yards and courts.
27-740 — Heating requirements.
27-741 — Minimum temperature requirements.
27-742 — Devices producing incidental heat.
27-743 — Capacity of central heat sources.
27-744 — System design.
27-745 — Occupiable rooms.
27-746 — Habitable rooms.
27-747 — Alcoves.
27-748 — Balconies.
27-749 — Natural ventilation sources.
27-750 — Area of ventilating openings.
27-751 — Minimum dimensions of habitable rooms.
27-752 — Areas requiring mechanical ventilation.
27-753 — Index for ventilation.
27-754 — Minimum quantity of outside air for mechanical ventilation.
27-755 — Use of adsorption devices.
27-756 — Installation and operation of ventilating and air conditioning systems.
27-757 — Rooms in institutional H-1 occupancy.
27-758 — Kitchens.
27-759 — Bathrooms and toilet rooms.
27-760 — Inside locker rooms.
27-761 — Corridors.
27-762 — Crawl spaces.
27-763 — Ventilation of refrigeration plants.
27-764 — Ventilation of boiler rooms.
27-765 — Ventilation for schools.
27-766 — Ventilation of rooms or spaces with excessive temperatures, strong odors, toxic substances, or airborne irritants.
27-767 — Ventilation for special uses and occupancies.
27-768 — Requirements.
27-769 — Acoustical isolation of dwelling units.
27-770 — Noise control of mechanical equipment.
27-771 — Scope.
27-772 — Standards.
27-773 — Definitions.
27-774 — Plans.
27-775 — Permits.
27-776 — General requirements.
27-777 — Construction.
27-777.1 — Smoke control requirements.
27-777.2 — Ventilation in existing J-1 buildings.
27-778 — General requirements.
27-779 — Required ventilating systems.
27-780 — Voluntary ventilating systems or other voluntary air duct systems.
27-781 — Refrigerating systems.
27-782 — General requirements.
27-783 — General requirements.
27-784 — Electrical.
27-785 — Air pollution.
27-786 — Refrigeration.
27-787 — Scope.
27-788 — Standards.
27-789 — Definitions.
27-790 — Plans.
27-791 — Permits.
27-792 — General requirements.
27-793 — Boilers.
27-794 — Fuel burning and fuel storage installations.
27-795 — High pressure boiler operating engineer license.
27-796 — Oil burning equipment installer license.
27-797 — Certificates.
27-798 — Operators inspection after repairs.
27-799 — General requirements.
27-800 — Standards for gas and oil burning equipment.
27-801 — Low temperature equipment.
27-802 — Medium temperature equipment.
27-803 — High temperature equipment.
27-804 — General requirements.
27-805 — General requirements.
27-806 — Reduction of clearances.
27-807 — Air supply.
27-808 — Flue dampers.
27-809 — Insulation and clearances.
27-810 — Firestopping.
27-811 — Insulation materials.
27-812 — General requirements.
27-813 — General requirements.
27-814 — Supports.
27-815 — Recessed heaters.
27-816 — Fireplace heaters.
27-817 — Location.
27-818 — Enclosures.
27-819 — Furnace supports.
27-820 — Pit access openings.
27-821 — Duct temperature.
27-822 — Pressure regulator.
27-823 — One- and two-family dwellings.
27-824 — General requirements.
27-825 — General requirements.
27-826 — General requirements.
27-826.01 — Barbecue grilles.
27-827 — General requirements.
27-828 — Fuel oil storage equipment.
27-829 — Location of tanks.
27-830 — Piping.
27-831 — Controls.
27-832 — Chimneys.
27-833 — General.
27-834 — Compliance.
27-835 — Permitted types of incinerators.
27-836 — Refuse collection rooms.
27-837 — Incinerator rooms.
27-838 — Ventilation.
27-839 — Draft control.
27-840 — Charging chutes and exhaust flues.
27-841 — Charging gates.
27-842 — Auxiliary heat.
27-843 — Construction of incinerators.
27-844 — Construction of chimneys and charging chutes.
27-845 — Cleanouts.
27-846 — Accessibility.
27-847 — Cabinets and control wiring.
27-848 — Posting.
27-848.01 — General.
27-848.02 — Reference standards.
27-848.04 — Installations.
27-848.05 — Structural adequacy.
27-848.06 — Chimneys.
27-848.07 — Masonry fireplaces.
27-848.09 — Factory-built fireplaces, fireplace stoves and room heaters.
27-848.10 — Fireplace heat exchangers and fireplace inserts.
27-848.11 — Imitation fireplaces.
27-848.12 — Precautionary requirements.
27-849 — Scope.
27-850 — Standards.
27-851 — Definitions.
27-852 — Plans.
27-853 — Permits.
27-854 — General requirements.
27-855 — Factory-built chimneys and gas vents.
27-856 — General requirements.
27-857 — Classification of chimneys.
27-858 — Cleanouts and maintenance.
27-859 — Chimney heights and locations.
27-860 — Adjoining chimneys.
27-861 — Metal chimneys.
27-862 — Materials other than metal for construction of chimneys.
27-863 — Chimney construction for low, medium, and high temperature equipment.
27-863.01 — Chimney limitations and tests.
27-864 — Chimney supports.
27-865 — Chimney caps.
27-866 — Corbelling of chimneys.
27-867 — Clearances from masonry and concrete chimneys.
27-868 — Smoke test.
27-869 — Exhaust gases from internal combustion engines.
27-869.01 — Factory-built chimneys.
27-869.02 — Changes in appliance fuels.
27-869.03 — Reduction of flue size.
27-870 — Chimney connector construction.
27-871 — Chimney connection.
27-872 — Chimney connector clearances.
27-873 — Underground chimney connectors.
27-874 — Annual inspection of chimney connectors.
27-875 — Charging chutes for refuse reduction.
27-876 — Chimneys for building service incinerators.
27-877 — Chimneys for industrial or municipal incinerator plants.
27-878 — Incinerator chimney connectors.
27-879 — General.
27-880 — Equipment not required to be vented.
27-881 — Draft hoods.
27-882 — Chimneys for venting gas-fired equipment.
27-883 — Gas equipment connected to chimneys.
27-884 — Types of gas vents.
27-885 — Labeling gas vents.
27-886 — Special venting arrangements.
27-887 — Installation requirements.
27-888 — Gas vent height and locations.
27-889 — Adjoining gas vents.
27-890 — Support of gas vents.
27-891 — Prohibited termination.
27-892 — Construction.
27-893 — Clearances.
27-894 — Thimbles.
27-895 — Size of connectors.
27-896 — Scope.
27-897 — Standards.
27-898 — Definitions.
27-899 — Plans.
27-900 — Permits.
27-901 — General requirements.
27-902 — Use of nonconforming material or equipment.
27-903 — Fire protection.
27-904 — Establishing gas supply.
27-905 — Alterations to gas piping systems.
27-906 — Public water supply.
27-907 — Private water supply.
27-908 — Cross-connection of supplies and identification.
27-909 — Permits.
27-910 — Individual sewage systems.
27-911 — Construction.
27-912 — Requirements.
27-913 — Requirements.
27-914 — Construction.
27-915 — Operation.
27-916 — General.
27-917 — Existing soil and vent stacks.
27-918 — Existing gas meter rooms.
27-919 — Inspection.
27-920 — Notification.
27-921 — Testing of plumbing and gas piping systems.
27-922 — Requirements.
27-922.1 — Definitions.
27-922.2 — Applicability.
27-922.3 — Minimum requirements.
27-922.4 — Waivers.
27-923 — Scope.
27-924 — Standards.
27-925 — Definitions.
27-926 — Plans.
27-927 — Permits.
27-928 — General requirements.
27-929 — Retroactive requirements.
27-929.1 — Retroactive requirements for office buildings one hundred feet or more in height.
27-930 — Existing standpipes.
27-931 — Existing sprinklers.
27-932 — When required.
27-933 — Yard hydrant systems required.
27-934 — Standpipe systems in structures being erected or demolished.
27-935 — Number of standpipe risers required.
27-936 — Location of standpipe risers.
27-937 — Omission of standpipe service.
27-938 — Size of standpipe risers.
27-939 — Devices used in system.
27-940 — Siamese connections required.
27-941 — Cross connections.
27-942 — Hose stations.
27-943 — Maximum pressures.
27-944 — Pressure reducing valves.
27-945 — Water supply for standpipe systems.
27-946 — Fire pumps.
27-947 — Direct connections of standpipes to the public water system.
27-948 — Installation of private fire hydrants.
27-949 — Protection of standpipe system.
27-950 — Standards for installation.
27-951 — Inspections and tests.
27-952 — Standpipe signal systems.
27-953 — Elevators for fire department use.
27-954 — Required sprinklers.
27-955 — Smoke detector alternate.
27-956 — Standard for installation of sprinklers.
27-957 — Sprinkler alarm system.
27-958 — Approved devices.
27-959 — Siamese connections required.
27-960 — Piping from siamese connection.
27-961 — Classification of water supplies.
27-962 — Sources of water supply for sprinkler systems.
27-963 — Direct connection of sprinklers to the public water system.
27-964 — Sprinkler booster pumps.
27-965 — Gravity and pressure tanks.
27-966 — Protection of sprinkler system.
27-967 — Inspection and tests.
27-968 — Where required.
27-969 — Approvals.
27-970 — Existing installations.
27-971 — Classification and general requirements of fire alarm systems.
27-972 — Systems required for specific occupancies.
27-973 — Location and identification of sending stations and sounding devices.
27-974 — Standpipe fireline telephone and signaling systems.
27-975 — Communication system and fire command station.
27-976 — Installation.
27-977 — Fire systems electrical tests.
27-978 — Definitions.
27-979 — Smoke detecting devices; where required.
27-980 — Power sources of smoke detecting devices.
27-981 — General requirements for smoke detecting devices.
27-981.1 — Definitions.
27-981.2 — Carbon monoxide detecting devices; where required.
27-981.3 — General requirements for carbon monoxide detecting devices.
27-982 — Scope.
27-983 — Standards.
27-984 — Definitions.
27-985 — Plans.
27-986 — Permits.
27-987 — General requirements.
27-988 — Manlifts.
27-989 — Elevator in readiness.
27-990 — Acceptance of equipment.
27-991 — Construction.
27-992 — Alterations.
27-993 — Prohibited devices.
27-994 — Retroactive provisions.
27-995 — Existing sidewalk elevators.
27-996 — Existing hand powered freight elevators.
27-996.1 — Locks on elevators and elevator hoistway doors.
27-996.2 — Firemen service operation in existing elevators.
27-997 — Acceptance tests.
27-998 — Periodic inspection and test intervals.
27-999 — Inspection and test requirements.
27-1000 — Inspection agencies and elevator repair service.
27-1001 — Permit required.
27-1002 — Temporary use permits.
27-1003 — Posting of temporary use certificate.
27-1004 — Posting of inspection certificate.
27-1005 — Operators.
27-1006 — Accidents.
27-2001 — Short title.
27-2002 — Legislative declaration.
27-2003 — Applicability.
27-2004 — Definitions.
27-2005 — Duties of owner.
27-2006 — Duties of tenant.
27-2007 — Certain specific duties of tenants and others.
27-2008 — Owner's right of access.
27-2009 — Tenant violations as grounds for eviction.
27-2009.1 — Rights and responsibilities of owners and tenants in relation to pets.
27-2009.2 — Safe construction bill of rights.
27-2009.3 — Inspections of unoccupied dwelling units.
27-2010 — Cleaning of roofs, yards, courts and other open spaces.
27-2011 — Cleaning of interior shared space.
27-2012 — Cleaning of interior of dwelling units.
27-2013 — Painting of public parts and within dwellings.
27-2014 — Window frames and fire escapes.
27-2015 — Courts and shafts.
27-2016 — Departmental regulations concerning paint and wall covering and quality and frequency of repainting or re-covering.
27-2017 — Definitions.
27-2017.1 — Owners' responsibility to remediate.
27-2017.2 — Owners' responsibility to notify occupants and to investigate.
27-2017.3 — Violation for visible mold.
27-2017.4 — Violation for pests
27-2017.5 — Removal of asthma triggers in a dwelling unit upon turnover.
27-2017.6 — Department inspections.
27-2017.7 — Department implementation and enforcement.
27-2017.8 — Integrated pest management practices.
27-2017.9 — Work practices.
27-2017.10 — Violations placed by the department of health and mental hygiene.
27-2017.11 — Reporting.
27-2017.12 — Waiver of benefit void.
27-2018.1 — Notice of bedbug infestation history.
27-2018.2 — Reporting bedbug infestations.
27-2019 — Elimination of harborages.
27-2020 — Definitions.
27-2021 — Receptacles for waste matter.
27-2022 — Frequency of collection of waste matter from dwelling units in multiple dwellings.
27-2023 — Collection of waste matter from dwelling units in one and two-family dwellings.
27-2024 — Water supply to buildings.
27-2025 — Water supply to individual units and fixtures.
27-2026 — Maintenance of sewer connections and plumbing fixtures.
27-2027 — Drainage of roofs and court yards.
27-2028 — Central heat or electric or gas heating system; when required.
27-2029 — Minimum temperature to be maintained.
27-2030 — Provision of cooling systems.
27-2031 — Supply of hot water; when required.
27-2032 — Gas-fueled or electric heaters.
27-2033 — Access to boiler room.
27-2033.1 — Heat inspections and installation of internet capable temperature reporting devices.
27-2034 — Space and water heaters.
27-2035 — Gas-fired refrigerators.
27-2036 — Self-inspection of gas appliances.
27-2037 — Duty to provide electric lighting equipment in all dwellings.
27-2038 — Electric lighting fixtures required in certain public parts of dwellings.
27-2040 — Lights near entrance ways and in yards and courts of multiple dwellings.
27-2041 — Peepholes.
27-2041.1 — Self-closing doors.
27-2041.2 — Self-closing doors; required inspections.
27-2042 — Mirrors in elevators.
27-2043 — Locks in dwelling unit doors.
27-2043.1 — Window guards.
27-2044 — Fire protection in certain old law tenements.
27-2045 — Duties of owner and occupant with respect to installation and maintenance of smoke detecting devices, carbon monoxide detecting devices and natural gas detecting devices.
27-2046.3 — Safety devices for certain electrical outlets required.
27-2046.4 — Stovetop protection.
27-2046.5 — Inter-agency coordination on fire safety violations.
27-2047 — Mail service.
27-2048 — Floor signs.
27-2049 — Street numbers.
27-2051 — Maintenance of rooming units.
27-2051.1 — Temporary posting of emergency information.
27-2052 — Definitions.
27-2053 — Obligations of owner.
27-2054 — Residence of person performing janitorial services; limitation on number of dwelling units served.
27-2055 — Certification of competency.
27-2056 — Exemption of New York city housing authority.
27-2056.1 — Terminology.
27-2056.2 — Definitions.
27-2056.3 — Owners' responsibility to remediate.
27-2056.4 — Owners' responsibility to notify occupants and to investigate.
27-2056.5 — Presumption.
27-2056.6 — Violation in a dwelling unit.
27-2056.6.1 — Violation in a common area.
27-2056.7 — Audit and inspection by department following commissioner's order to abate.
27-2056.8 — Violation in a dwelling unit upon or prior to turnover.
27-2056.9 — Department inspections.
27-2056.10 — Department implementation and enforcement.
27-2056.11 — Work practices.
27-2056.12 — Reporting.
27-2056.13 — Transmittal of violations to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
27-2056.14 — Inspections by Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and removal of health code violations by Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
27-2056.15 — Waiver of benefit void.
27-2056.16 — Exemption for emergency conditions.
27-2056.17 — Record keeping requirements.
27-2056.18 — Application of this article based on age of child.
27-2056.21 — Definitions.
27-2056.22 — Owner’s responsibility to inspect steam radiators.
27-2056.23 — Qualifications and recordkeeping.
27-2056.24 — Notification to tenants.
27-2057 — Lighting and ventilation in multiple dwellings; general requirements.
27-2058 — Lighting and ventilation of living rooms in multiple dwellings erected after nineteen hundred twenty-nine.
27-2059 — Lighting and ventilation of living rooms in converted dwellings.
27-2060 — Lighting and ventilation of living rooms in new law tenements.
27-2061 — Lighting and ventilation of living rooms in old law tenements.
27-2062 — Lighting and ventilation in one- and two-family dwellings.
27-2063 — Location of water closets.
27-2064 — Size and construction of water closet compartments.
27-2065 — Light and ventilation of water closet compartments.
27-2066 — Sanitary facilities in apartments.
27-2067 — Sanitary facilities in rooming units.
27-2068 — Sanitary facilities in certain multiple dwellings erected after nineteen hundred twenty-nine.
27-2069 — Sanitary facilities in one- and two-family dwellings.
27-2070 — Facilities and equipment.
27-2071 — Lighting and ventilation.
27-2072 — Fire protection.
27-2073 — Requirements for kitchens and kitchenettes in one- and two-family dwellings.
27-2074 — Minimum room sizes.
27-2075 — Maximum permitted occupancy.
27-2076 — Prohibited occupancies.
27-2077 — Conversions to rooming units prohibited.
27-2078 — Rental of rooms to boarders.
27-2079 — Single room occupancy.
27-2080 — Maintenance of a registry in rooming house and single room occupancy buildings.
27-2081 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in multiple dwellings; general requirements.
27-2082 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in any multiple dwelling with "adequate adjacent space".
27-2083 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in multiple dwellings erected after April eighteenth, nineteen hundred twenty-nine.
27-2084 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in converted dwellings.
27-2085 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in new law tenements.
27-2086 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in old law tenements.
27-2087 — Occupancy of cellars and basements in one- and two-family dwellings.
27-2088 — Powers of the board of standards and appeals; cellar and basement occupancies.
27-2089 — Requirements for reoccupancy of vacant multiple dwellings.
27-2090 — Power to make regulations.
27-2091 — Power to issue orders.
27-2092 — Power to hold hearings; subpoena power; production of documents.
27-2093 — Certification of no harassment with respect to single room occupancy multiple dwellings.
27-2093.1 — Certification of no harassment with respect to pilot program buildings.
27-2094 — Inspection of one- and two-family dwellings; voluntary registration of owner-occupant.
27-2095 — Service of notices and orders.
27-2096 — False statements punishable.
27-2096.1 — Application forms; languages required.
27-2096.2 — Median asking rents.
27-2097 — Registration; time to file.
27-2098 — Registration statement; contents.
27-2099 — Registration statement; change of ownership or title.
27-2100 — Registration statement; change of address.
27-2101 — Change of managing agent.
27-2102 — Registration statement; lease of an entire multiple dwelling.
27-2103 — Extension of time for registration.
27-2104 — Posting of serial number and sign regarding rent stabilized dwelling units.
27-2105 — Identification of managing agent or owner and agent designated by the owner for the collection of rental payments if different from the managing agent to tenant.
27-2106 — Registration statement; proof of contents.
27-2107 — Failure to register; penalties.
27-2108 — Exemption of the city of New York, its agencies and the New York city housing authority.
27-2109 — Voluntary registration of mortgagees and lienors.
27-2109.1 — Notice by a mortgagee commencing an action to foreclose a mortgage on residential real property.
27-2109.2 — Online portfolio report of registered property owners.
27-2109.51 — Definitions.
27-2109.52 — Speculation watch list.
27-2110 — Style of legal actions by department; disposition of moneys collected.
27-2111 — Moneys collected by department payable to special repair fund.
27-2112 — Liability of the department for costs.
27-2113 — Notice of pendency of action.
27-2114 — Responsibility of stockholders of corporations owning multiple dwellings declared nuisances.
27-2115 — Imposition of civil penalty.
27-2116 — Enforcement of civil penalty; powers of housing part of the civil court, collection of judgment.
27-2117 — Stay of accumulation of per diem penalties during pendency of action.
27-2118 — Penalties; willful or reckless violations; false statements.
27-2119 — Penalties; refusal to admit and interference with inspection; failure to submit reports.
27-2120 — Injunctions; mandatory and prohibitory.
27-2121 — Injunctive relief in other actions; powers of the court.
27-2122 — Preliminary injunctions.
27-2123 — Court order of access to inspect premises.
27-2124 — Failure to comply with judicial order.
27-2125 — Power to cause or order corrections of violations.
27-2127 — Corrective action pursuant to court order.
27-2128 — Recovery of expenses.
27-2129 — Statement of account.
27-2129.1 — Report on certain elevators referred to the department.
27-2130 — Grounds for appointment of receiver.
27-2131 — Notice to owner, mortgagees and lienors.
27-2132 — Order to show cause.
27-2133 — Temporary appointment of receiver.
27-2134 — Proceedings on return of order to show cause.
27-2135 — Powers and duties of receiver.
27-2136 — Discharge of receiver.
27-2137 — Recovery of expenses of receivership; lien of receiver.
27-2138 — Obligations of owner not affected.
27-2139 — Power to order dwelling vacated.
27-2140 — Content and effect of vacate order.
27-2141 — Notice.
27-2142 — Reoccupancy after vacate order.
27-2143 — Action against the owner for recovery of expenses.
27-2144 — Lien on premises.
27-2145 — Establishment of lien.
27-2146 — Validity of lien; grounds for challenge.
27-2147 — Levy on rents.
27-2148 — Appointment of receiver.
27-2150 — Definitions.
27-2151 — Withdrawal of single room occupancy dwelling units from the rental market prohibited.
27-2152 — Enforcement.
27-2153 — Alternative enforcement program.
27-2154 — Housing authority code violations.
28-101.1 — Title.
28-101.2 — Intent.
28-101.3 — Codes.
28-101.3.1 — Occupancy classifications in prior codes.
28-101.4 — Effective date.
28-101.4.1 — Permit issued or work commenced prior to July 1, 2008.
28-101.4.2 — Applications for construction document approval submitted prior to and within twelve months after July 1, 2008.
28-101.4.3 — Optional use of the 1968 building code for work on prior code buildings.
28-101.4.4 — Reductions of fire safety or structural safety of prior code buildings prohibited.
28-101.4.5 — Work that increases existing floor surface area of a prior code building by more than 110 percent.
28-101.4.5.1 — Changes in scope of work.
28-101.4.5.2 — Definitions.
28-101.4.5.3 — Effect on zoning resolution.
28-101.5 — Definitions.
28-102.1 — General.
28-102.2 — Other laws.
28-102.3 — Separability.
28-102.4 — Existing buildings.
28-102.4.1 — Prior code buildings must comply with the applicable retroactive requirements of the 1968 building code.
28-102.4.2 — Change in use or occupancy.
28-102.4.3 — Alteration of prior code buildings.
28-102.4.4 — Continuation of unlawful use or occupancy.
28-102.4.5 — Fire district maps.
28-102.5 — Reserved.
28-102.6 — Appendices.
28-102.7 — References in other laws.
28-103.1 — Jurisdiction.
28-103.1.1 — Installation of equipment required by the New York city fire code.
28-103.1.2 — Enforcement of New York city construction codes on property within the jurisdiction of the department of small business services.
28-103.1.3 — Innovation review board.
28-103.1.3.1 — Meetings and recommendations.
28-103.2 — Interpretation.
28-103.3 — Variations.
28-103.4 — Appeals.
28-103.5 — Seal; judicial notice.
28-103.6 — Proofs, affidavits and oaths.
28-103.7 — Cooperation of other departments.
28-103.7.1 — Sharing results of buildings inspections.
28-103.8 — Matters not provided for.
28-103.9 — Additional tests.
28-103.10 — Supporting documentation for materials.
28-103.11 — Applications and permits.
28-103.12 — Identification.
28-103.13 — Right of entry.
28-103.14 — Department records.
28-103.14.1 — List of permits for cellular antenna.
28-103.15 — Insurance.
28-103.16 — Inspections of existing buildings, structures, signs, service equipment and construction machinery and equipment.
28-103.17 — Certain outside work, employment and financial interests of department employees prohibited.
28-103.18 — Investigation of complaints.
28-103.18.1 — Complaint records.
28-103.19 — Addition, modification, and deletion of referenced standards.
28-103.20 — Existing rules continued.
28-103.21 — Incident lists.
28-103.21.1 — Reporting.
28-103.23 — Manual on flood construction and protection standards.
28-103.24 — Electronic submissions.
28-103.25 — Hotel development plans.
28-103.26 — Reporting to the federal occupational safety and health administration.
28-103.27 — Disclosure of building occupancy status for buildings subject to permit.
28-103.28 — Site safety training (SST) task force.
28-103.29 — Reporting regarding implementation of section 3321 of the New York city building code.
28-103.29.1 — Audits of training provided in connection with section 3321 of the New York city building code.
28-103.30 — Real time enforcement unit.
28-103.30.1 — Tracking complaints related to work without a permit.
28-103.30.2 — Monitoring occupied multiple dwellings with permits for alteration or addition.
28-103.30.3 — Inspections.
28-103.30.4 — Violations.
28-103.30.5 — Report.
28-103.31 — Report on site safety manager and coordinator certifications.
28-103.32 — Education and outreach regarding single-occupant toilet room requirements.
28-103.32.1 — Reporting.
28-103.33 — Office of alternative energy.
28-103.33.1 — Definitions.
28-103.33.2 — Duties of the office of alternative energy.
28-103.33.3 — Reporting.
28-103.33.4 — Posting of information.
28-103.33.4.1 — Information regarding installation of green roof systems.
28-103.34 — Electronic mail address.
28-103.34.1 — Electronic notification.
28-103.35 — Electronic mail notice of construction project updates.
28-103.36 — Bird friendly design and construction requirements.
28-103.37 — Education and outreach on solar and green roof systems.
28-103.38 — Reporting regarding certain rooftop spaces.
28-103.38 — Outreach and education for the watch list of contractors performing work without the required permit.
28-103.39 — Education and outreach regarding awnings and accessory signs.
28-104.1 — General.
28-104.1.1 — Construction documents subject to the New York city fire code.
28-104.2 — Application for approval of construction documents.
28-104.2.1 — Less than full examination of applications for construction and related document approval based on professional certification.
28-104.2.1.1 — Effect of acceptance.
28-104.2.1.2 — Program requirements.
28-104.2.1.3 — Mandatory program requirements.
28-104.2.1.3.1 — Probation.
28-104.2.1.3.2 — Mandatory sanctions.
28-104.2.1.3.2.1 — Reinstatement.
28-104.2.1.3.2.2 — Mandatory permanent revocation.
28-104.2.1.3.2.3 — Construction.
28-104.2.1.4 — Database.
28-104.2.1.5 — Applicant requirement.
28-104.2.1.6 — Notice to the state department of education.
28-104.2.2 — Approval or acceptance to be indicated on construction documents.
28-104.2.3 — Time limitation of application.
28-104.2.4 — Conditions of approval.
28-104.2.5 — Phased or partial approval.
28-104.2.6 — Deferred submittal.
28-104.2.7 — Time period for review.
28-104.2.7.1 — Notification of approval.
28-104.2.8 — Notification of rejection.
28-104.2.9 — Resubmission.
28-104.2.10 — Revocation of approval.
28-104.2.10.1 — Effect on work permit.
28-104.3 — Amended construction documents.
28-104.4 — Place of filing.
28-104.5 — Fees.
28-104.6 — Applicant.
28-104.6.1 — Verification of professional qualification required.
28-104.7 — Submittal of construction documents.
28-104.7.1 — Scope.
28-104.7.2 — Forms.
28-104.7.3 — Media.
28-104.7.4 — Quantities.
28-104.7.5 — Citations to code sections required.
28-104.7.6 — City Datum.
28-104.7.7 — Identification of special and progress inspections.
28-104.7.8 — Identification of materials.
28-104.7.9 — Energy conservation code.
28-104.7.10 — Preparer.
28-104.7.11 — Additional information.
28-104.7.12 — Waiver of certain documents.
28-104.7.13 — Identification of work involving raising or moving a building.
28-104.7.14 — Identification of certain I-1 and I-2 occupancies and of certain adult homes, enriched housing, community residences and intermediate care facilities as exempt from temporary external generator connection requirements.
28-104.7.15 — Identification of certain hospitals as exempt from temporary external boiler or chiller connection requirements.
28-104.7.16 — Tenant protection plan.
28-104.7.17 — Amended certificates of occupancy.
28-104.7.18 — Multiple tax lots on a zoning lot.
28-104.7.18.1 — Obligations of owners of other tax lot.
28-104.8 — Applications.
28-104.8.1 — Applicant statements.
28-104.8.2 — Owner statements.
28-104.8.3 — Information of applicant, filing representative, and owner.
28-104.8.4 — Application to demolish a building after vacate order.
28-104.9 — Coastal zones and water-sensitive inland zones.
28-104.9.1 — Definitions.
28-104.9.2 — Statement and submission by applicant.
28-104.9.3 — Coordination with department of environmental conservation and other agencies.
28-104.9.4 — Compliance with special flood hazard area requirements mandated within special flood hazard areas.
28-104.9.5 — False statement or omission.
28-104.9.6 — Revocation of approval of construction documents.
28-104.10 — Notification to the New York city transit authority, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
28-104.11 — Construction documents for sites that are covered development projects as defined in section 24-541 of the administrative code.
28-104.11.1 — Definitions.
28-104.11.2 — Disclosure required.
28-104.11.3 — Required documentation.
28-104.11.4 — Revocation of approval of construction documents.
28-104.12 — Retention of construction and submittal documents.
28-104.13 — Construction documents for extension, alteration or relocation of an existing chimney or vent.
28-105.1 — General.
28-105.1.1 — Notification to fire department.
28-105.1.2 — Projects for which a stormwater construction permit is required.
28-105.1.3 — Denial of permits for excessive violations.
28-105.1.4 — Denial of permits for false statements on applications for construction document approval.
28-105.1.5 — Denial of permits for work without permit on occupied building.
28-105.1.6 — Denial of permits for certain arrears.
28-105.2 — Classification of work permits.
28-105.2.1 — Submittal documents required for foundations and earthwork.
28-105.2.2 — Submittal documents required for partial and full demolition.
28-105.2.3 — Rodent abatement during certain construction work.
28-105.3 — Separate permits required.
28-105.4 — Work exempt from permit.
28-105.4.1 — Emergency work.
28-105.4.2 — Minor alterations and ordinary repairs.
28-105.4.2.1 — Definitions.
28-105.4.3 — Public utility company or public utility corporation.
28-105.4.4 — Ordinary plumbing work.
28-105.4.5 — Sign permits.
28-105.4.6 — Geotechnical investigations.
28-105.4.7 — Low voltage electrical work.
28-105.5 — Application for permit.
28-105.5.1 — Applicant for permit.
28-105.5.2 — Application for permit where a building is occupied.
28-105.5.3 — Owner statement.
28-105.5.3.1 — Audit.
28-105.6 — Fees.
28-105.7 — Time limitation of applications.
28-105.8 — Validity of permit.
28-105.8.1 — Duration of permit.
28-105.8.2 — Signature of commissioner on permit.
28-105.9 — Expiration.
28-105.9.1 — Reinstatement.
28-105.10 — Suspension or revocation of permit.
28-105.10.1 — Notice of proposed revocation.
28-105.10.2 — Immediate suspension in cases of imminent peril.
28-105.11 — Posting of permit.
28-105.12 — Conditions of permit.
28-105.12.1 — Compliance with code.
28-105.12.2 — Compliance with construction and submittal documents.
28-105.12.2.1 — Construction documents maintained on site.
28-105.12.3 — Adherence to lot diagram.
28-105.12.4 — Compliance with safety requirements.
28-105.12.5 — Compliance with noise control code required.
28-105.12.6 — Deferred submittals.
28-105.12.7 — Insurance.
28-105.12.7.1 — Insurance coverage for adjacent properties.
28-105.12.8 — Site safety plan.
28-105.12.9 — Safety training required.
28-105.12.10 — Tenant protection plan required.
28-105.12.11 — Inspections.
28-105.12.12 — Statement of lead-based paint compliance.
28-105.12.13 — Reporting to the department of health and mental hygiene.
28-106.1 — Asbestos certification required.
28-106.1.1 — Full demolition permit.
28-106.1.2 — Alteration permit for the removal of one or more stories.
28-106.2 — Construction and maintenance of asbestos containment structures and other temporary structures or work required for asbestos abatement activities.
28-106.2.1 — Materials.
28-106.3 — Permit exemption.
28-106.4 — Definitions.
28-107.1 — General.
28-107.2 — Definitions.
28-107.3 — Covered categories of work.
28-107.4 — Required submittal documents.
28-107.5 — Filing process.
28-107.6 — Time period for acceptance or rejection.
28-107.7 — Denial of certification.
28-107.8 — Request for stop-work or rescission.
28-107.9 — Effect of denial or rescission.
28-108.1 — General.
28-108.2 — Pavement plan required.
28-108.3 — Improvement of streets.
28-109.1 — Fire protection plan required for covered buildings.
28-109.2 — Covered buildings.
28-109.3 — Scope.
28-110.1 — Site safety plan.
28-110.2 — Phased site safety plans.
28-111.1 — General.
28-111.1.1 — Permits for the erection and use of temporary structures.
28-111.1.2 — Letters authorizing temporary uses.
28-111.2 — Conformance.
28-111.3 — Termination of approval.
28-111.4 — Application processing.
28-111.5 — Fees.
28-111.6 — Place of assembly.
28-112.1 — Payment of fees.
28-112.2 — Schedule of permit fees.
28-112.2.1 — Permits for other than electrical work.
28-112.2.2 — Permits for electrical work.
28-112.3 — Building permit valuations.
28-112.4 — Work commencing before permit issuance.
28-112.5 — Related fees.
28-112.6 — Refunds and rebates.
28-112.6.1 — Withdrawal of work permit applications.
28-112.6.2 — Withdrawal of cranes and derricks applications.
28-112.6.3 — Incentive rebates.
28-112.6.3.1 — Renewable energy rebates.
28-112.6.3.2 — Rebate for energy use reduction.
28-112.6.3.3 — Rebate for water conservation systems.
28-112.6.3.4 — Rebate for redevelopment, remediation and reuse of contaminated properties known as brownfields.
28-112.6.3.5 — Rebate for recycling construction and demolition waste.
28-112.6.3.6 — Rebate for bicycle storage facilities.
28-112.6.3.7 — Rebate for LEED or other environmental design certification.
28-112.6.3.8 — Other rebates.
28-112.7 — Inspection and report filing fees.
28-112.7.1 — Fees for the testing, approval, inspection and use of power-operated cranes, derricks and cableways.
28-112.7.2 — Report filing fees.
28-112.7.3 — Other inspection fees.
28-112.7.4 — Equipment inspection fees.
28-112.8 — Special fees.
28-112.9 — Lien on premises for unpaid fee or other charge.
28-112.9.1 — Filing of fees.
28-112.9.2 — Lien.
28-112.9.3 — Notice.
28-112.9.4 — Interest.
28-112.9.5 — Tax lien.
28-112.9.6 — Reference.
28-112.9.7 — Validity not subject to challenge in enforcement proceeding.
28-112.9.8 — Standing to challenge.
28-112.10 — Waiver of application, permit and inspection fees for certain work arising out of the storm that occurred on October 29 and 30, 2012.
28-112.10.1 — Eligible buildings.
28-112.10.2 — Storm related damage to electrical and plumbing systems.
28-112.11 — Waiver of application, permit and inspection fees for work funded under the "Build It Back" program.
28-112.12 — Reduction in fees or penalties for sponsoring site safety training.
28-112.13 — Permit filing fees for one-, two- or three-family dwellings damaged by a fire.
28-113.1 — General.
28-113.2 — Use of materials.
28-113.2.1 — Approved material.
28-113.2.2 — Alternative materials.
28-113.2.3 — Listed or labeled.
28-113.2.4 — Material not listed or labeled.
28-113.2.5 — Reuse.
28-113.2.6 — Previously issued approvals.
28-113.3 — Approval procedure.
28-113.3.1 — Performance.
28-113.3.2 — Research and investigation.
28-113.3.3 — Retesting of materials.
28-113.3.4 — New materials.
28-113.3.5 — Research reports.
28-113.3.6 — Conflicting test results.
28-113.3.7 — Amendment and repeal.
28-113.3.8 — Maintenance of records of approved material.
28-113.4 — Labeling.
28-113.4.1 — Testing.
28-113.4.2 — Inspection and identification.
28-113.4.3 — Label information.
28-113.4.4 — Shipment and delivery certification of materials listed, labeled or approved.
28-113.5 — Volatile organic compounds emissions in carpet and carpet cushion.
28-114.1 — General.
28-114.1.1 — Independent.
28-114.1.2 — Testing equipment.
28-114.1.3 — Personnel.
28-114.1.4 — Background.
28-114.1.5 — Insurance.
28-114.2 — Written evaluation by approved agency.
28-114.3 — Records.
28-114.4 — Re-authorization of approved agencies.
28-114.5 — Disqualification.
28-115.1 — General.
28-115.2 — Disqualification.
28-115.3 — Records.
28-116.1 — General.
28-116.1.1 — Defective work and discrepancies with approved construction documents.
28-116.1.2 — Hazardous conditions.
28-116.2 — Types of inspections.
28-116.2.1 — Preliminary inspection.
28-116.2.1.1 — Preliminary inspection reporting.
28-116.2.2 — Compliance inspections.
28-116.2.3 — Special inspections, progress inspections and other inspections required during the progress of work.
28-116.2.3.1 — Special and progress inspection of fabricated items.
28-116.2.3.2 — Special inspection of raising and moving of a building.
28-116.2.4 — Final inspection.
28-116.2.4.1 — Final inspection prior to certificate of occupancy.
28-116.2.4.2 — Final inspection prior to letter of completion.
28-116.2.4.3 — Final inspection of gas piping systems.
28-116.2.6.4 — Electrical final inspection.
28-116.3 — Inspection requests.
28-116.3.1 — Additional notifications for special inspections.
28-116.4 — Sign-off of completed work.
28-116.4.1 — Issuance of certificate of compliance.
28-116.5 — Payment of outstanding penalties.
28-116.6 — Fabricator approval.
28-116.6.1 — Certificate of intent to fabricate.
28-116.6.2 — Fabricator's certificate of compliance.
28-116.7 — Post-construction stormwater management facilities.
28-117.1 — Place of assembly certificate of operation.
28-117.1.1 — Contents of the place of assembly certificate of operation.
28-117.1.2 — New certificate required.
28-117.1.3 — Amendments.
28-117.2 — Temporary place of assembly certificate of operation.
28-117.3 — Duration and renewal of certificate.
28-117.4 — Security guards.
28-117.4.1 — Presumption.
28-117.4.1.1 — Presumption not applicable to owner.
28-117.4.2 — Responsibility for violations.
28-117.4.3 — Enforcement.
28-117.4.4 — State liquor authority reporting.
28-117.5 — Outdoor places of assembly.
28-118.1 — General provisions.
28-118.2 — New buildings or open lots.
28-118.3 — Completed buildings or open lots.
28-118.3.1 — Change of occupancy or use.
28-118.3.2 — Changes inconsistent with existing certificate of occupancy.
28-118.3.2.1 — Changes in the address, block, lot, or zoning lot.
28-118.3.3 — Zoning lot change not inconsistent with existing certificate of occupancy.
28-118.3.4 — Changes to exits.
28-118.3.5 — Existing buildings or open lots without certificates of occupancy.
28-118.3.5.1 — Zoning lot change.
28-118.3.5.2 — Application for certificate of occupancy.
28-118.3.5.3 — Partial certificates of occupancy.
28-118.4 — Applications for certificates of occupancy.
28-118.4.1 — Applicant.
28-118.4.2 — Statement of compliance.
28-118.4.3 — Timeframe for application.
28-118.5 — Review of applications for certificates of occupancy.
28-118.6 — Issuance of certificate of occupancy.
28-118.7 — Pavement plan.
28-118.7.1 — Certification.
28-118.8 — Sanitary/storm water drainage.
28-118.9 — Fire protection plan.
28-118.10 — Electrical work.
28-118.11 — Certificates of compliance.
28-118.12 — Place of assembly certificate of operation.
28-118.13 — Certificates of occupancy for air-inflated structures, air-supported structures, and tents.
28-118.14 — Payment of outstanding fees and penalties.
28-118.15 — Temporary certificates of occupancy.
28-118.15.1 — Interim certificate of occupancy.
28-118.15.1.1 — Issuance, contents and posting of interim certificate of occupancy.
28-118.15.1.2 — Effective period.
28-118.15.2 — Revocation and suspension.
28-118.16 — Amended certificate of occupancy.
28-118.16.1 — Buildings exceeding three stories in height and change does not exceed 20 percent of total floor area.
28-118.16.2 — Change in address of the structure, block and lot numbers or metes and bounds of a zoning lot subsequent to the issuance of a certificate of occupancy.
28-118.17 — Revocation of certificates of occupancy.
28-118.18 — Record of certificates.
28-118.19 — Posting of certificates of occupancy.
28-118.19.1 — Replacement of posted certificates of occupancy and signs.
28-118.20 — Partial certificate of occupancy.
28-118.21 — Live loads posted.
28-118.22 — Post-construction stormwater management facilities.
28-118.23 — Extension, alteration or relocation of chimneys and vents.
28-119.1 — Connection of gas service utilities.
28-119.1.1 — Gas shut-off for alterations to gas piping systems.
28-119.2 — Temporary connection.
28-119.3 — Authority to disconnect gas utility service.
28-119.4 — Notification of gas shut-off or non-restoration after inspection.
28-119.5 — Connection of electric service utilities.
28-119.5.1 — Authorization to energize.
28-119.5.2 — Electric meter installation; restriction.
28-119.6 — Authority to disconnect electrical energy supply.
28-120.1 — Tenant protection plan.
28-120.1.1 — Public availability of tenant protection plan.
28-120.1.2 — Provision of copy of tenant protection plan to occupants upon request.
28-120.1.3 — Notice to occupants.
28-120.2 — Phased tenant protection plans.
28-120.3 — Contractor statement.
28-201.1 — Unlawful acts.
28-201.2 — Classification of violations.
28-201.2.1 — Specified immediately hazardous violations.
28-201.2.2 — Specified major violations.
28-201.2.3 — Specified lesser violations.
28-201.3 — Methods of enforcement.
28-201.3.1 — Issuance.
28-201.4 — Aggravating and mitigating factors.
28-201.5 — Correction of violations report.
28-202.1 — Civil penalties.
28-202.2 — Continuing violations.
28-202.3 — Increased civil penalties for construction sites with excessive violations.
28-202.3.1 — Definitions.
28-202.4 — Maximum civil penalty for immediately hazardous violation of chapter 33 of the New York city building code that results in death or serious physical injury.
28-202.4.1 — Determining the amount of the civil penalty to be imposed.
28-203.1 — Criminal fines and imprisonment.
28-203.2 — Continuing violations.
28-204.1 — General.
28-204.1.1 — Violations of section 3321 of the New York city building code.
28-204.1.2 — Notice of violating conditions outside of occupied dwelling units.
28-204.1.3 — Notice to occupants of violating conditions in occupied dwelling units.
28-204.2 — Order to certify correction.
28-204.3 — Failure of proof.
28-204.4 — Failure to certify the correction of a violation.
28-204.5 — False statements in certification of correction.
28-204.6 — Enforcement of environmental control board judgments as a tax lien.
28-204.6.1 — Record of unpaid judgments.
28-204.6.2 — Lien.
28-204.6.3 — Notice.
28-204.6.4 — Mailing.
28-204.6.5 — Failure to pay charge.
28-204.6.6 — Enforcement of lien.
28-204.6.7 — Validity of lien.
28-204.6.8 — Challenge.
28-204.6.9 — Notice to mortgagees and lienors.
28-204.6.10 — Non-exclusive remedy.
28-204.6.11 — Tax lien reporting.
28-205.1 — Civil judicial enforcement.
28-205.1.1 — Corporation counsel.
28-205.1.1.1 — Naming the building as a defendant.
28-205.1.1.2 — In rem jurisdiction over the building.
28-205.1.1.3 — Service on other defendants.
28-205.1.2 — Presumptive evidence.
28-205.1.2.1 — Presumption of commissioner certificate.
28-205.1.2.2 — Presumption of ownership.
28-205.1.2.3 — Presumption of employment or agency.
28-205.1.2.4 — Presumption of electronic signature and electronic submission.
28-205.1.3 — Costs.
28-205.1.4 — Lien.
28-205.1.5 — Notice of pendency.
28-206.1 — Criminal judicial enforcement.
28-206.1.1 — Other penalties.
28-207.1 — Contents and service.
28-207.2 — Stop work orders.
28-207.2.1 — Issuance.
28-207.2.2 — Unlawful continuance.
28-207.2.3 — Rescission.
28-207.2.4 — Mandatory stop work orders.
28-207.2.4.1 — Scaffold safety.
28-207.2.5 — Tampering.
28-207.2.6 — Penalties.
28-207.3 — Public nuisance.
28-207.3.1 — Rescission.
28-207.4 — Vacate order.
28-207.4.1 — Basis for vacate.
28-207.4.2 — Enforcement of vacate order.
28-207.4.3 — Penalties.
28-207.4.4 — Rescission.
28-207.4.5 — Tampering.
28-207.4.6 — Unlawful continuance.
28-207.5 — Cease use orders for service equipment.
28-207.5.1 — Rescission of cease use order.
28-208.1 — Commissioner's request for corrective action.
28-208.1.1 — Contents and delivery.
28-208.1.2 — Public record.
28-208.2 — Issuing requests for corrective action to one and two-family homes.
28-208.3 — Other remedies not precluded.
28-209.1 — General.
28-209.2 — Contents and service of order.
28-210.1 — Illegal residential conversions.
28-210.1.1 — Inspection; failure to gain access to premises.
28-210.2 — Illegal industrial or manufacturing conversions.
28-210.3 — Illegal conversions of dwelling units from permanent residences.
28-210.3.1 — Reporting on illegal conversions of dwelling units from permanent residences.
28-210.4 — Unlawful advertisement for certain occupancies.
28-210.4.1 — Enforcement.
28-210.4.2 — Definition.
28-211.1 — False statements in certificates, forms, written statements, applications, reports, or certificates of correction.
28-211.1.1 — Rebuttable presumption.
28-211.1.2 — Additional penalty for false statements.
28-211.1.3 — Notification to other government agencies.
28-211.1.4 — Reporting.
28-211.2 — Falsely impersonating a department officer, inspector or employee.
28-211.3 — Identifying unlawful statements.
28-211.3.1 — Required audits.
28-212.1 — Abatement of public nuisances caused by illegal commercial or manufacturing occupancy in residence districts and certain other zoning districts.
28-212.2 — Order of closure.
28-212.3 — Notice of hearing.
28-212.4 — Service of notice of hearing.
28-212.4.1 — Mailing to owner's registered address.
28-212.4.2 — Mailing to billing address.
28-212.4.3 — Mailing to recorded address.
28-212.4.4 — Service on corporate owner.
28-212.4.5 — Service on mortgagees.
28-212.4.6 — Service on occupants.
28-212.4.7 — Proof of service.
28-212.5 — Conduct of hearing by office of administrative trials and hearings.
28-212.6 — Lack of knowledge not a defense.
28-212.7 — Closure not an act of possession.
28-212.8 — Posting of order of closure.
28-212.9 — Enforcement of order of closure.
28-212.10 — Rescission of order of closure.
28-212.11 — Violation of closure order.
28-213.1 — Department penalty for work without a permit.
28-213.1.1 — Penalty for work without permit on one- or two-family dwelling.
28-213.1.2 — Penalty for work without permit on other than one- or two-family dwelling.
28-213.2 — Waiver.
28-213.3 — Payment of penalty required before issuance of permit.
28-213.4 — Procedure.
28-213.5 — Watch list of contractors performing work without required permit.
28-213.5.1 — Increased oversight.
28-213.5.2 — Exemption.
28-213.5.3 — Removal from watch list.
28-213.6 — Enhanced penalties for other violations.
28-213.7 — Inspection fees.
28-214.1 — Order to seal, secure, and close.
28-214.1.1 — Definition.
28-214.1.2 — Hearing.
28-214.1.3 — Service of seal, secure and close order.
28-214.1.4 — Rescission of seal, secure and close order.
28-214.1.5 — Expenses of enforcing seal, secure and close orders.
28-214.2 — Access to sealed premises.
28-214.3 — Additional penalties for harm or injury from violation of order to seal, secure and close.
28-214.3.1 — Payment by city.
28-214.3.2 — Limitations.
28-215.1 — Emergency work.
28-215.1.1 — Lien for emergency work.
28-215.1.2 — Interference prohibited.
28-215.1.3 — Enforcement.
28-215.2 — Stopping work and securing structures.
28-215.3 — Vacating structures.
28-215.4 — Violations of protective measures during construction or demolition.
28-215.5 — Investigation of accidents or other emergency conditions.
28-215.6 — Closing streets temporarily.
28-215.7 — Recovery of bodies from wrecked structures.
28-215.8 — Non-compliance with orders; execution of work by department.
28-216.1 — Conditions constituting an unsafe building or structure.
28-216.1.1 — Compromised structures.
28-216.1.2 — Vacant buildings.
28-216.2 — Record and notice of unsafe building, structure, or premises.
28-216.3 — Notice of survey and summons and order.
28-216.3.1 — Content.
28-216.4 — Method of service.
28-216.5 — Owner abatement of unsafe or dangerous conditions.
28-216.6 — Survey.
28-216.6.1 — Identity of surveyors.
28-216.6.2 — Posting report of survey.
28-216.6.3 — Compensation of surveyors.
28-216.6.4 — Cost of survey.
28-216.7 — Court proceeding.
28-216.7.1 — Precedence of proceeding.
28-216.7.2 — Precept to abate.
28-216.7.3 — Notice of pendency.
28-216.8 — Execution of precept.
28-216.8.1 — Work by the department.
28-216.8.2 — Owner application to perform work.
28-216.8.3 — Modification of precept.
28-216.8.3.1 — Upon application.
28-216.8.3.2 — Notice.
28-216.8.3.3 — Failure of owner to perform work.
28-216.8.4 — Interference prohibited.
28-216.8.5 — Enforcement.
28-216.9 — Return of precept and reimbursement of city.
28-216.10 — Judgment lien.
28-216.11 — Tax lien.
28-217.1 — Buildings and structures that are potentially structurally compromised.
28-217.1.1 — Structural inspections of potentially compromised buildings or structures.
28-217.1.2
28-217.1.3
28-217.1.4
28-217.1.5
28-217.1.6
28-217.1.7
28-218.1 — Definition.
28-218.2 — Safety compliance officer.
28-218.3 — Appointment of a safety compliance officer.
28-218.4 — Qualifications.
28-218.5 — Compliance monitoring.
28-218.5.1 — Hazardous conditions.
28-218.6 — Cost of a safety compliance officer.
28-218.7 — The SCO shall document with photographs or other means any violation of the code.
28-218.8 — Records.
28-219.1 — Department penalty for failure to certify correction.
28-219.2 — Re-inspection.
28-219.2.1 — Continued noncompliance.
28-219.2.2 — Inspections by the commissioner.
28-219.3 — False certifications of correction.
28-219.4 — Notice to the department of housing preservation and development for certain elevator-related violations.
28-219.5 — Definition.
28-219.6 — Other remedies not precluded.
28-220.1 — Department penalty for sidewalk sheds occupying the public right-of-way for an extended period.
28-220.1.1 — Procedure.
28-220.2 — Department penalty for failing to complete facade repairs in a timely manner.
28-220.2.1 — Assessment of penalties for failing to complete facade repairs in a timely manner.
28-220.2.2 — Extensions of time to complete facade repairs.
28-220.2.3 — Procedure.
28-301.1 — Owner's responsibilities.
28-301.1.1 — Parapets.
28-301.2 — Filing of reports in writing or electronically.
28-302.1 — General.
28-302.2 — Inspection requirements.
28-302.3 — Immediate notice of unsafe condition.
28-302.4 — Report of critical examination.
28-302.5 — Repair of exterior walls, unsafe condition.
28-302.6 — Safe condition with a repair and maintenance program.
28-303.1 — General.
28-303.2 — Annual inspections.
28-303.2.1 — Internal inspection required.
28-303.2.2 — External inspection required.
28-303.2.3 — Electric high-pressure boilers.
28-303.3 — Qualifications of boiler inspectors.
28-303.3.1 — High-pressure boilers.
28-303.3.2 — Low-pressure boilers.
28-303.4 — Staggered inspection cycles.
28-303.5 — Repair of defects.
28-303.6 — Reporting an unsafe or hazardous condition.
28-303.7 — Owner's annual boiler inspection report.
28-303.7.1 — Affirmation of correction.
28-303.8 — Scope of inspection.
28-303.9 — Removal or discontinuance notice.
28-303.10 — Additional inspections.
28-303.11 — Fees.
28-304.1 — General.
28-304.2 — Elevators, escalators, moving walkways, material lifts, man lifts and dumbwaiters.
28-304.3 — Platform lifts, stairway chair lifts and vertical reciprocating conveyors (VRCs).
28-304.4 — Amusement devices.
28-304.5 — Frequency of inspection and testing.
28-304.6 — Inspection and testing process.
28-304.6.1 — Inspection and testing entities.
28-304.6.1.1 — Department notification.
28-304.6.2 — Scope.
28-304.6.3 — Reporting an unsafe or hazardous condition.
28-304.6.4 — Periodic inspection and category testing reports and notations on the inspection certificate.
28-304.6.4.1 — Periodic inspections.
28-304.6.4.2 — Category testing when a witnessing agency is required.
28-304.6.4.3 — Category testing when no witnessing agency is required.
28-304.6.5 — Periodic inspection or category test reports submission.
28-304.6.5.1 — Periodic inspection reports.
28-304.6.5.2 — Category test reports.
28-304.6.6 — Periodic inspection and category testing repair.
28-304.6.6.1 — Category test repair.
28-304.6.6.2 — Periodic inspection repair.
28-304.7 — Required contract.
28-304.8 — Fees.
28-304.9 — Additional inspections.
28-304.10 — Occupant notification for elevator work.
28-304.10.1 — Occupant notification for alteration work.
28-304.10.2 — Occupant notification for other elevator service outages.
28-305.1 — Retaining walls, partition fences and other site structures.
28-305.1.1 — Structures located on the lot line of adjacent properties and partially on both properties.
28-305.1.2 — Structures located entirely on one property.
28-305.2 — Retaining walls required.
28-305.3 — Special agreement.
28-305.4 — Maintenance, inspection and repair of retaining walls.
28-305.4.1 — Definition.
28-305.4.2 — Owner's responsibility.
28-305.4.3 — Condition assessment requirements.
28-305.4.3.1 — Registered design professional.
28-305.4.3.2 — Department rules.
28-305.4.4 — Report of condition assessment.
28-305.4.4.1 — Submission deadlines.
28-305.4.4.2 — Contents.
28-305.4.5 — Fees.
28-305.4.6 — Immediate notice of unsafe condition.
28-305.4.7 — Repair of unsafe condition.
28-305.4.7.1 — Permit.
28-305.4.7.2 — Monitoring.
28-305.4.7.3 — Reinspection.
28-305.4.7.4 — Extension.
28-305.4.7.5 — Further extension.
28-305.4.8 — Safe with repair and/or engineering monitoring.
28-305.4.8.1 — Safe with repair and/or engineering monitoring for two cycles.
28-305.5 — Removal of retaining structures.
28-306.1 — Responsibility for party walls.
28-306.2 — Safeguards during construction or demolition.
28-307.1 — Obstruction of workplace exits prohibited.
28-307.1.1 — Notice.
28-307.2 — Unannounced inspections of workplaces by fire department.
28-307.3 — Retaliation.
28-308.1 — Definitions.
28-308.2 — Energy audits required.
28-308.2.1 — Contents of audit report.
28-308.2.1.1 — Compliance with landmarks laws.
28-308.2.2 — Timing of energy audit.
28-308.3 — Retro-commissioning required.
28-308.3.1 — Contents of retro-commissioning report.
28-308.3.2 — Timing of retro-commissioning.
28-308.3.3 — Documentation of retro-commissioning.
28-308.4 — Energy efficiency report required.
28-308.4.1 — Due dates.
28-308.4.2 — Combined audit and retro-commissioning.
28-308.5 — Content of energy efficiency report.
28-308.6 — Notification by the department of finance.
28-308.7 — Rules.
28-309.1 — General.
28-309.2 — Definitions.
28-309.3 — Benchmarking required for city buildings.
28-309.4 — Benchmarking required for covered buildings other than city buildings.
28-309.4.1 — Obligation to report energy use for all utility accounts and addresses connected to the building.
28-309.4.2 — Preservation of documents, inspection, and audit.
28-309.4.3 — Violations.
28-309.5 — Direct upload.
28-309.5.1 — Direct upload by a utility company or other source.
28-309.5.2 — Direct upload by the department of environmental protection.
28-309.6 — Suspension.
28-309.7 — Notification and transmission of information.
28-309.8 — Disclosure.
28-309.9 — Report.
28-309.10 — Rules.
28-309.11 — Benchmarking assistance.
28-309.12 — Energy efficiency scores and energy efficiency grades.
28-309.12.1 — Definitions.
28-309.12.2 — Energy efficiency score and energy efficiency grade required.
28-309.12.3 — Display of energy efficiency score and energy efficiency grade.
28-309.12.4 — Publication of energy efficiency grades and energy efficiency scores.
28-309.12.5 — Audits.
28-309.13 — Outreach to building owners regarding making energy efficiency improvements.
28-310.1 — General.
28-310.2 — Definitions.
28-310.3 — Upgrade of lighting systems of covered buildings required.
28-311.1 — General.
28-311.2 — Definitions.
28-311.3 — Sub-meters required for covered tenant spaces.
28-311.4 — Monthly statements.
28-311.5 — Reports.
28-312.1 — General.
28-312.2 — Periodic replacement of carbon monoxide alarms.
28-312.3 — Audible notification of expiration of useful life of carbon monoxide alarms.
28-312.4 — Periodic replacement of smoke alarms.
28-312.5 — Audible notification of expiration of useful life of smoke alarms.
28-312.6 — Periodic replacement of natural gas alarms.
28-312.6 — Location of smoke alarms and smoke detectors.
28-312.7 — Audible notification of expiration of useful life of natural gas alarms.
28-313.1 — Retroactive requirement for directional signage at building entrances.
28-313.2 — Retroactive requirement for accessible building entrances.
28-313.3 — Retroactive requirement for signage and safety requirements for portable ramps at inaccessible building entrances where such ramps are permissible.
28-313.3.1 — Waiver of requirements related to portable ramps at inaccessible building entrances where such ramps are permissible.
28-313.3.2 — Waiver application process.
28-313.3.3 — Waiver recommendation.
28-315.1 — General.
28-315.2 — Fire protection systems.
28-315.2.1 — Painting of certain exposed portions of sprinkler systems.
28-315.2.2 — Painting of certain exposed portions of standpipe systems.
28-315.2.3 — Animal service facilities.
28-315.2.4 — Natural gas alarms.
28-315.2.4.1 — Market availability.
28-315.3 — Sustainability.
28-315.3.1 — Lighting systems.
28-315.3.2 — Electrical sub-meters.
28-315.4 — Elevator safety.
28-315.4.1 — Compliance with ASME A17.3 of 2015.
28-315.5 — Fuel gas systems.
28-315.5.1 — Outside gas shut-off.
28-315.6 — Accessibility.
28-315.6.1 — Directional signage at inaccessible building entrances.
28-315.6.2 — Signage at accessible building entrances.
28-315.6.3 — Signage for portable ramps at inaccessible building entrances where such ramps are permissible.
28-315.7 — Building security.
28-315.8 — Resiliency.
28-315.8.1 — Emergency source of water for residential occupancies.
28-315.8.2 — Connections for temporary external generators.
28-315.8.2.1 — Modification to the flood hazard area.
28-315.8.3 — Connections for temporary external boilers and chillers.
28-315.8.3.1 — Modification to the flood hazard area.
28-315.9 — Single-occupant toilet rooms.
28-315.10 — Self-closing doors.
28-315.11 — Buildings that are equipped with a fire alarm system and that contain Group A-1, A-2, A-3, Group B or Group M occupancies.
28-315.12 — Electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE).
28-315.12.1 — EVSE requirements for department of consumer and worker protecton licensed parking garages and open parking lots.
28-315.12.2 — EVSE requirements for unlicensed parking garages and open parking lots.
28-315.12.3 — Annual EVSE installation report.
28-316.1 — Required insulation of certain concealed piping exposed during alteration or repair.
28-317.1 — General.
28-317.2 — Definitions.
28-317.3 — Registration.
28-317.3.1 — Discontinued use.
28-317.4 — Inspecting, cleaning, disinfecting and testing.
28-317.5 — Annual certification.
28-317.6 — Fees.
28-317.7 — Enforcement.
28-318.1 — General.
28-318.2 — Frequency of inspection.
28-318.3 — Inspection process.
28-318.3.1 — Inspection entity.
28-318.3.2 — Scope.
28-318.3.3 — Report and certificate of inspection.
28-318.3.4 — Reporting and correction of unsafe or hazardous condition.
28-318.3.5 — Buildings without active gas service.
28-318.3.6 — Resumption of gas service.
28-318.3.7 — Extension of time to complete inspection.
28-318.4 — Fees.
28-318.5 — Enforcement.
28-319.1 — Maintenance.
28-319.2 — Removal.
28-320.1 — Definitions.
28-320.2 — Advisory board.
28-320.2.1 — Advisory board composition.
28-320.3 — Building emissions limits.
28-320.3.1 — Annual building emissions limits 2024 through 2029.
28-320.3.1.1 — Greenhouse gas coefficient of energy consumption for calendar years 2024 through 2029.
28-320.3.2 — Building emissions limits for calendar years 2030 through 2034.
28-320.3.2.1 — Greenhouse gas coefficients of energy consumption for calendar years 2030 through 2034.
28-320.3.3 — [Reserved.]
28-320.3.4 — Building emissions limits for calendar years 2035 through 2050.
28-320.3.5 — Building emissions limits on and after calendar year 2050.
28-320.3.6 — Deductions from reported annual building emissions.
28-320.3.6.1 — Deductions from reported annual building emissions for renewable energy credits.
28-320.3.6.2 — Deductions from reported annual building emissions for purchased greenhouse gas offsets.
28-320.3.6.3 — Deductions from reported annual building emissions for clean distributed energy resources.
28-320.3.7 — Reports required to be filed by owner.
28-320.3.7.1 — Extension of time to file report.
28-320.3.7.2 — Reporting on compliance by the department.
28-320.3.8 — Continuing requirements.
28-320.3.9 — Extension for certain income-restricted housing.
28-320.3.10 — Changes in building status.
28-320.3.10.1 — Additional time for certain covered buildings.
28-320.4 — Assistance.
28-320.5 — Outreach and education.
28-320.5.1 — Reporting on outreach and education.
28-320.6 — Penalties.
28-320.6.1 — Determination of penalty.
28-320.6.1.1 — Limitation on the use of renewable energy credits.
28-320.6.2 — Civil penalty for failure to file report.
28-320.6.3 — False statement.
28-320.6.4 — Penalty recovery.
28-320.7 — Adjustment to applicable annual building emissions limit.
28-320.7.1 — Effective period.
28-320.7.2 — Application.
28-320.8 — Adjustment to applicable annual building emissions limit for calendar years 2024 through 2029.
28-320.8.1 — Effective period.
28-320.8.1.1 — Extension of effective period.
28-320.8.2 — Application.
28-320.9 — Adjustment to applicable annual building emissions limit for not-for-profit hospitals and healthcare facilities.
28-320.10 — Fee schedule.
28-320.11 — Carbon trading study.
28-321.1 — Definitions.
28-321.2 — Required energy conservation measures for certain buildings.
28-321.2.1 — Energy compliant buildings.
28-321.2.2 — Prescriptive energy conservation measures.
28-321.3 — Reports.
28-321.3.1 — Energy compliant buildings reports.
28-321.3.2 — Prescriptive energy conservation measures reports.
28-322.1 — Maintenance.
28-322.2 — Removal.
28-322.3 — Locking before hurricane or strong wind conditions.
28-322.4 — Lighting.
28-323.1 — General.
28-323.2 — Definitions.
28-323.3 — Condition assessment.
28-323.3.1 — Initial condition assessment.
28-323.3.2 — Subsequent condition assessments.
28-323.4 — Annual parking structure observation.
28-323.5 — Report of condition assessment.
28-323.5.1 — Contents.
28-323.5.2 — Submission deadlines.
28-323.6 — Fees.
28-323.7 — Immediate notice of unsafe condition.
28-323.8 — Repair of parking structure, unsafe condition.
28-323.9 — Safe with repair and/or engineering monitoring.
28-323.9.1 — Safe with repair and/or engineering monitoring assessment requirements.
28-323.9.2 — Safe with repair and/or engineering monitoring for two cycles.
28-324.1 — General.
28-324.1.1 — Covered buildings and structures.
28-324.1.2 — Covered dry floodproofing systems.
28-324.2 — Annual inspection of covered dry floodproofing system.
28-324.2.1 — Scope of annual inspection.
28-324.2.2 — Records.
28-324.3 — Triennial full-scale deployment inspection.
28-324.3.1 — Scope of inspection.
28-324.3.2 — Notification.
28-324.3.3 — Reports.
28-324.3.4 — Repair.
28-324.3.5 — Fees.
28-325.1 — General.
28-325.1.1 — Covered buildings and structures.
28-325.2 — Annual inspection of covered buildings.
28-325.2.1 — Scope of annual inspection.
28-325.2.2 — Records.
28-326.1 — Proactive inspection program.
28-326.2 — Corrective action plan.
28-401.1 — Application.
28-401.2 — General requirements for all licenses.
28-401.3 — Definitions.
28-401.4 — Requirement of license.
28-401.5 — Application and conditions.
28-401.6 — Qualifications of applicant.
28-401.7 — Examination of applicant.
28-401.8 — Investigation of applicant.
28-401.8.1 — Fingerprinting.
28-401.9 — Insurance.
28-401.10 — Issuance of license and seal, where applicable, or certificate of competence.
28-401.11 — Term of license.
28-401.12 — Renewal of license or certificate of competence.
28-401.13 — Late renewal.
28-401.14 — Continuing education.
28-401.15 — Schedule of fees.
28-401.15.1 — Additional fees.
28-401.16 — Restrictions on use.
28-401.17 — Use on behalf of a business.
28-401.17.1 — Use on behalf of a city agency.
28-401.17.2 — Change of business.
28-401.18 — New York city location required.
28-401.18.1 — Notification required.
28-401.18.2 — Posting.
28-401.19 — Suspension or revocation of license or certificate of competence.
28-401.19.1 — Notice and hearing.
28-401.19.2 — Resolution of proceedings.
28-401.19.3 — Mandatory suspension or revocation.
28-401.19.3.1 — Rigger license.
28-401.19.3.2 — General contractor registration.
28-401.19.4 — Restriction on disciplined licensees.
28-401.20 — Cooperation required.
28-401.20.1 — Service of request or order.
28-401.21 — Judicial review of determinations.
28-401.22 — Deactivation of license.
28-402.1 — Certificate required.
28-402.2 — Qualifications.
28-402.3 — Fitness to perform work.
28-403.1 — Certificate required.
28-403.2 — Qualifications.
28-403.3 — Fitness to perform work.
28-404.1 — Rigger license required.
28-404.2 — Classification.
28-404.3 — Qualifications.
28-404.3.1 — Master rigger license qualifications.
28-404.3.2 — Special rigger license qualifications.
28-404.3.3 — Tower crane rigger license qualifications.
28-404.4 — Additional requirements.
28-404.4.1 — Danger warning.
28-404.4.2 — Rigger place of business.
28-404.4.3 — Fitness to perform work.
28-405.1 — Hoisting machine operator license required.
28-405.2 — Classification.
28-405.3 — Experience qualifications.
28-405.3.1 — Class A license.
28-405.3.2 — Class B license.
28-405.3.2.1 — Licensing qualifications.
28-405.3.2.2 — Licensing ratings qualifications.
28-405.3.3 — Class C license.
28-405.3.4 — Limited licenses.
28-405.4 — Fitness to perform work.
28-405.5 — Insurance exemption.
28-405.6 — Certification required.
28-406.1 — Concrete testing laboratory license required.
28-406.1.1 — Term of license.
28-406.2 — Qualifications.
28-406.3 — Additional requirements.
28-406.3.1 — Director.
28-406.3.2 — Certification of reports by director.
28-406.4 — No examination required.
28-407.1 — Welder license required.
28-407.2 — Qualifications.
28-407.3 — Fitness to perform work.
28-407.4 — Insurance exemption.
28-408.1 — Master plumber license required.
28-408.2 — Seal.
28-408.3 — Additional qualifications.
28-408.3.1 — Experience.
28-408.3.2 — Armed services.
28-408.4 — Certificate of competence, license and seal.
28-408.4.1 — Certificate of competence.
28-408.4.2 — Effect of issuance.
28-408.4.3 — Seal required.
28-408.4.4 — Failure to obtain seal.
28-408.4.5 — Requirement for obtaining a license and seal.
28-408.4.6 — Issuance.
28-408.4.7 — Duplication prohibited.
28-408.5 — Surrender of license and seal.
28-408.6 — Master plumber business required.
28-408.6.1 — Use.
28-408.6.2 — Identification.
28-408.6.3 — Withdrawal of license.
28-408.6.4 — Ownership limitations.
28-408.6.5 — Joint ventures.
28-408.6.6 — Supervision.
28-408.7 — Fitness to perform work.
28-409.1 — Journeyman plumber registration qualifications.
28-409.2 — Experience.
28-409.3 — Registration need not be renewed.
28-409.4 — Registration card.
28-410.1 — Master fire suppression piping contractor license required.
28-410.2 — Seal.
28-410.3 — Classification.
28-410.4 — Additional qualifications.
28-410.4.1 — Experience.
28-410.4.1.1 — Domestic water-supplied system experience.
28-410.4.1.1.1 — Class A license.
28-410.4.1.1.2 — Class B license.
28-410.4.2 — Armed services.
28-410.5 — Certificate of competence, license and seal.
28-410.5.1 — Certificate of competence.
28-410.5.2 — Effect of issuance.
28-410.5.3 — Seal required.
28-410.5.4 — Failure to obtain seal.
28-410.5.5 — Requirement for obtaining a license and seal.
28-410.5.6 — Issuance.
28-410.5.7 — Duplication prohibited.
28-410.6 — Surrender of license and seal.
28-410.7 — Master fire suppression piping contractor business required.
28-410.7.1 — Use.
28-410.7.2 — Identification.
28-410.7.3 — Withdrawal of license.
28-410.7.4 — Ownership limitations.
28-410.7.5 — Joint ventures.
28-410.7.6 — Supervision.
28-410.8 — Fitness to perform work.
28-411.1 — Journeyman fire suppression piping installer registration qualifications.
28-411.2 — Experience.
28-411.3 — Registration need not be renewed.
28-411.4 — Registration card.
28-412.1 — Oil-burning equipment installer license required.
28-412.2 — Use.
28-412.3 — Qualifications.
28-412.4 — Fitness to perform work.
28-412.5 — Oil-burning equipment installer place of business.
28-412.6 — Seal.
28-412.6.1 — Use of seal.
28-413.1 — High-pressure boiler operating engineer license required.
28-413.2 — Qualifications.
28-413.3 — Fitness to perform work.
28-415.1 — Sign hanger license required.
28-415.2 — Exemptions.
28-415.3 — Classification.
28-415.4 — Additional qualifications.
28-415.4.1 — Master sign hanger qualifications.
28-415.4.2 — Special sign hanger qualifications.
28-415.5 — Additional requirements.
28-415.5.1 — Danger warning.
28-415.5.2 — Sign hanger place of business.
28-415.6 — Fitness to perform work.
28-416.1 — Filing representative registration required.
28-416.2 — Exemptions.
28-416.3 — Rules.
28-417.1 — Master electrician and special electrician license board.
28-417.1.1 — Membership.
28-417.1.2 — Investigations and recommendations.
28-417.2 — Plumbing and fire suppression piping contractor license board.
28-417.2.1 — Removal.
28-417.2.2 — Membership.
28-417.2.3 — Organization of the board.
28-417.2.4 — Advisory and support personnel.
28-418.1 — Requirement of registration.
28-418.1.1 — Expiration of registration.
28-418.2 — Unlawful use of general contractor title.
28-418.3 — Application requirements.
28-418.3.1 — Financial solvency.
28-418.4 — Warranties.
28-418.4.1 — Modification prohibited.
28-418.5 — Duties and responsibilities.
28-418.5.1 — Subcontractor information.
28-418.5.2 — Technical reports.
28-418.5.3 — Notice of pending disciplinary actions.
28-419.1 — General.
28-419.2 — Definitions.
28-419.3 — Seizure procedure.
28-419.3.1 — Seizure.
28-419.3.2 — Written demand.
28-419.3.3 — Claimant.
28-419.3.4 — Determination.
28-419.3.5 — Return pending hearing.
28-419.3.6 — Return without hearing.
28-419.4 — Abandoned property.
28-419.5 — Combined hearings.
28-419.5.1 — Combined hearing and determination.
28-419.5.2 — Release following finding of no violation.
28-419.5.3 — Release following finding of violation.
28-419.6 — Separate hearings.
28-419.7 — Forfeiture procedure.
28-419.7.1 — Commencement of forfeiture.
28-419.7.2 — Notice of forfeiture.
28-419.7.3 — Security interest.
28-419.7.4 — Forfeiture subject to security interest.
28-419.7.5 — Disposition.
28-419.7.6 — Amount of award.
28-420.1 — Requirement of application for safety registration number.
28-420.2 — Application requirements.
28-420.3 — Duties and responsibilities.
28-420.4 — Submission of plan to reduce rate of immediately hazardous violations.
28-420.6 — Expiration of safety registration number.
28-420.7 — Unlawful use of safety registration number.
28-421.1 — Elevator agency director license required.
28-421.1.1 — Additional directors.
28-421.2 — Qualifications.
28-421.3 — Restriction.
28-421.4 — Place of business.
28-422.1 — Elevator agency inspector license required.
28-422.2 — Qualifications.
28-422.3 — Restriction.
28-423.1 — Qualification required.
28-423.2 — Applications for full gas work qualification.
28-423.2.1 — Concurrent applications.
28-423.3 — Applications for limited gas work qualification.
28-423.4 — Expiration.
28-424.1 — Lift director required.
28-424.2 — Registration required.
28-424.3 — Qualifications.
28-425.1 — Elevator agency technician license required.
28-425.2 — Restricted elevator agency technician license.
28-425.3 — Qualifications.
28-425.4 — Exemptions.
28-425.5 — Term of license.
28-426.1 — Qualifications.
28-427.1 — Applications and permits.
28-427.2 — Licensing and permitting exemptions.
28-427.3 — License renewal.
28-427.4 — Renewal fees.
28-427.5 — Recordkeeping.
28-428.1 — License required.
28-428.2 — Qualifications.
28-428.3 — Previous registrants.
28-428.4 — Fitness to perform work.
28-429.1 — Master electrician license required.
28-429.2 — Seal.
28-429.3 — Additional qualifications.
28-429.3.1 — Experience.
28-429.4 — Requirement for obtaining a license and seal.
28-429.5 — Issuance.
28-429.5.1 — Surrender of license and seal.
28-429.6 — Use.
28-429.7 — Master electrician business.
28-429.7.1 — Responsible representative.
28-429.7.2 — Identification.
28-429.7.3 — Place of business.
28-429.7.4 — Withdrawal of license.
28-429.8 — Change of license type.
28-429.9 — Joint venture.
28-429.10 — Fitness to perform work.
28-430.1 — Special electrician license required.
28-430.2 — Seal.
28-430.3 — Additional qualifications.
28-430.3.1 — Experience.
28-430.4 — Requirement for obtaining a license and seal.
28-430.5 — Issuance.
28-430.5.1 — Surrender of license and seal.
28-430.6 — Waiver of examinations.
28-430.7 — Use.
28-430.7.1 — Restriction.
28-430.8 — Place of business.
28-430.9 — Change of license type.
28-430.10 — Fitness to perform work.
28-501.1 — Permit required.
28-501.1.1 — Other permits notwithstanding.
28-501.1.2 — Arterial highway.
28-501.2 — Application.
28-501.3 — Permit expiration.
28-501.4 — Civil penalties.
28-501.5 — Construction.
28-501.6 — Exemption.
28-502.1 — Definitions.
28-502.2 — Registration of outdoor advertising companies.
28-502.2.1 — Application.
28-502.2.2 — Security.
28-502.3 — Revocation or suspension of registration.
28-502.4 — Reporting requirement.
28-502.4.1 — Form of list.
28-502.4.2 — Other required information.
28-502.4.3 — Certification of list.
28-502.4.4 — Public access to list.
28-502.5 — Display of name and registration number of outdoor advertising company.
28-502.6 — Criminal and civil penalties.
28-502.6.1 — General.
28-502.6.2 — Unlawful for outdoor advertising company to sell space on illegal sign.
28-502.6.3 — Unlawful to transfer sign to unregistered outdoor advertising company.
28-502.6.4 — Civil penalty.
28-502.6.5 — Criminal penalty.
28-502.6.6 — Activity by unregistered company.
28-502.6.7 — Venue.
28-502.7 — Signs under control of unregistered outdoor advertising company are public nuisance.
28-502.8 — Franchise or concession disqualification.
28-502.9 — Investigations.
28-503.1 — General.
28-503.2 — Notice.
28-503.3 — Hearing.
28-503.3.1 — Lack of knowledge no defense.
28-503.4 — Posting of order.
28-503.5 — Enforcement of order.
28-503.6 — Rescission of order.
28-503.7 — Costs.
28-503.8 — Lien.
28-503.9 — Storage and disposal.
28-503.10 — Definitions.
28-503.11 — Review of order.
28-504.1 — Bicycle access to certain office buildings.
28-504.1.1 — Request for bicycle access.
28-504.1.2 — Bicycle access plan.
28-504.1.2.1 — Owner requirement.
28-504.1.2.2 — Contents of plan.
28-504.1.2.3 — Amendment of plan.
28-504.1.2.4 — Limitations.
28-504.1.3 — Exceptions.
28-504.1.4 — Posting and availability of bicycle access plan or letter of exception.
28-504.1.4.1 — Posting of plan.
28-504.1.4.2 — Posting of exception letter.
28-504.1.4.3 — Location.
28-504.1.5 — Filing of plan.
28-504.2 — Construction.
28-504.3 — Foldable bicycle access.
28-504.4 — Emergencies.
28-504.5 — Bicycle access to residential buildings.
28-504.6 — Foldable bicycles on passenger elevators in residential buildings.
28-505.1 — General.
28-505.2 — Definitions.
28-505.3 — Covered categories of work.
28-505.4 — Required submittal documents.
28-505.5 — Process.
28-505.6 — Time period for approval or rejection of construction documents.
28-505.7 — Certificate of occupancy.
28-505.8 — Request for stop-work or rescission.
28-506.1 — Prohibited emissions in new buildings.
28-507.1 — Definitions.
28-507.2 — Eligibility.
28-507.3 — Occupancy.
28-507.4 — Authorization for temporary residence.
28-507.4.1 — Issuance of authorization for temporary residence.
28-507.4.2 — Rulemaking.
28-507.4.3 — Vacate orders.
28-507.4.4 — Expiration of authorization for temporary residence.
28-507.4.5 — Requirements for maintaining an authorization for temporary residence.
28-507.4.5.1 — Requirements within 3 months.
28-507.4.5.2 — Authorization requirements within 1 year.
28-507.4.5.3 — Authorization requirements within 2 years.
28-507.4.6 — Additional safety or construction requirements.
28-507.5 — Deferral or waiver of penalties by the department.
28-507.6 — Certificates of occupancy pursuant to this article.
28-507.6.1 — Issuance of an amended or partial certificate of occupancy.
28-507.6.2 — Refusal to issue a certificate of occupancy or temporary certificate of occupancy.
28-507.6.3 — Certificates of occupancy to reference this article.
28-507.6.4 — Certificate of occupancy for one- or two-family home.
28-507.6.5 — Certificate of occupancy for a multiple dwelling.
28-507.7 — Waiver of application, permit, and inspection fees by the department.
28-507.8 — Waiver of fees by other agencies.
28-507.9 — Compliance with fire code sprinkler requirements for altered buildings on substandard width streets.
28-507.10 — Construction.
28-507.11 — Enforcement and revocation.
28-507.11.1 — Violations.
28-507.11.2 — Inspections and revocation.
28-507.11.3 — Reinstatement of prior actions upon expiration or revocation.
28-507.12 — Technical assistance and outreach.
28-507.13 — Tenant protections.
28-507.13.1 — Certification of rental status as of April 20, 2024.
28-507.13.2 — Tenant right of first return.
28-507.13.3 — Tenant cause of action.
28-507.14 — Application deadline.
PC 101 — General
PC 102 — Applicability
PC 103 — Department of Buildings
PC 104 — Duties and Powers of the Commissioner of Buildings
PC 105 — Approvals
PC 106 — Permits
PC 107 — Construction Documents
PC 108 — Inspections and Testing
PC 109 — Violations
PC 201 — General
PC 202 — General Definitions
PC 301 — General
PC 302 — Exclusion of Materials Detrimental to the Sewer System
PC 303 — Materials
PC 304 — Rodent Proofing
PC 305 — Protection of Pipes and Plumbing System Components
PC 306 — Trenching, Excavation and Backfill
PC 307 — Structural Safety
PC 308 — Piping Support
PC 309 — Flood Hazard Resistance
PC 310 — Washroom and Toilet Room Requirements
PC 311 — Toilet Facilities for Workers
PC 312 — Tests and Inspections
PC 313 — Equipment Efficiencies
PC 314 — Condensate Disposal
PC 315 — Penetrations
PC 401 — General
PC 402 — Fixture Materials
PC 403 — Minimum Plumbing Facilities
PC 404 — Accessible Plumbing Facilities
PC 405 — Installation of Fixtures
PC 406 — Automatic Clothes Washers
PC 407 — Bathtubs
PC 408 — Bidets
PC 409 — Dishwashing Machines
PC 410 — Drinking Fountains
PC 411 — Emergency Showers and Eyewash Stations
PC 412 — Floor and Trench Drains
PC 413 — Food Waste Disposer Units
PC 414 — Garbage Can Washers
PC 415 — Laundry Trays
PC 416 — Lavatories
PC 417 — Showers
PC 418 — Sinks
PC 419 — Urinals
PC 420 — Water Closets
PC 421 — Whirlpool Bathtubs
PC 422 — Health Care Fixtures and Equipment
PC 423 — Specialty Plumbing Fixtures
PC 424 — Faucets and Other Fixture Fittings
PC 425 — Flushing Devices for Water Closets and Urinals
PC 426 — Manual Food and Beverage Dispensing Equipment
PC 427 — Floor Sinks
PC 428 — Prohibited Water Uses
PC 429 — Rooftop Gardens and Landscaping
PC 501 — General
PC 502 — Installation
PC 503 — Connections
PC 504 — Safety Devices
PC 505 — Insulation
PC 601 — General
PC 602 — Water Required
PC 603 — Water Service
PC 604 — Design of Building Water Distribution System
PC 605 — Materials, Joints and Connections
PC 607 — Hot Water Supply System
PC 609 — Health Care Plumbing
PC 610 — Disinfection of Potable Water System
PC 611 — Drinking Water Treatment Units
PC 612 — Solar Systems
PC 613 — Temperature Control Devices and Valves
PC 614 — Emergency Drinking Water Access
PC 701 — General
PC 702 — Materials
PC 703 — Building Drain
PC 705 — Joints
PC 706 — Connections Between Drainage Piping and Fittings
PC 707 — Prohibited Joints and Connections
PC 708 — Cleanouts
PC 709 — Fixture Units
PC 710 — Drainage System Sizing
PC 711 — Offsets In Drainage Piping In Buildings of Five Stories or More
PC 712 — Ejectors
PC 713 — Health Care Plumbing
PC 714 — Computerized Drainage Design
PC 715 — Backwater Valves
PC 801 — General
PC 802 — Indirect Wastes
PC 803 — Special Wastes
PC 804 — Materials, Joints and Connections
PC 901 — General
PC 902 — Materials
PC 903 — Vent Terminals
PC 904 — Outdoor Vent Extensions
PC 905 — Vent Connections and Grades
PC 906 — Vent Pipe Sizing
PC 907 — Vents for Stack Offsets
PC 908 — Relief Vents – Stacks of More than 10 Branch Intervals
PC 909 — Fixture Vents
PC 910 — Individual Vent
PC 911 — Common Vent
PC 912 — Wet Venting
PC 914 — Circuit Venting
PC 915 — Combination Waste and Vent System
PC 916 — Island Fixture Venting
PC 919 — Engineered Vent Systems
PC 920 — Computerized Vent Design
PC 1001 — General
PC 1002 — Trap Requirements
PC 1003 — Interceptors and Separators
PC 1004 — Materials, Joints and Connections
PC 1102 — Materials
PC 1103 — Traps
PC 1104 — Conductors and Connections
PC 1105 — Roof Drains
PC 1106 — Size of Conductors, Leaders and Storm Drains
PC 1107 — Siphonic Roof Drainage Systems
PC 1108 — Secondary (Emergency) Roof Drains
PC 1109 — Combined Sanitary and Storm System
PC 1110 — Controlled Flow Roof Drain Systems
PC 1111 — Subsoil Drains
PC 1112 — Building Subdrains
PC 1113 — Sumps and Pumping Systems
PC 1201 — General
PC 1202 — Medical and Nonmedical Gases
PC 1203 — Nonmedical Oxygen Systems
PC 1204 — Other Cryogenic Systems
PC 1302 — On-Site Nonpotable Water Reuse Systems
PC 1303 — Nonpotable Rainwater Collection and Conveyance Systems
PC 1401 — General
PC 1402 — System Design and Sizing
PC 1403 — Installation
PC 1501 — General
PC 1502 — Standards
28-601.1 — Update.
28-601.2 — Enactment of the New York City Plumbing Code.
BC 101 — General
BC 102 — Applicability
BC 103 — Department of Buildings
BC 104 — Duties and Powers of Commissioner of Buildings
BC 105 — Approvals
BC 106 — Permits
BC 107 — Construction Documents
BC 108 — Temporary Structures and Uses
BC 109 — Fees
BC 110 — Inspections
BC 111 — Certificate of Occupancy
BC 112 — Service Utilities
BC 114 — Violations
BC 115 — Stop Work Order
BC 116 — Unsafe Structures and Equipment
BC 201 — General
BC 202 — Definitions
BC 301 — General
BC 302 — Classification
BC 303 — Assembly Group A
BC 304 — Business Group B
BC 305 — Educational Group E
BC 306 — Factory Group F
BC 307 — High-Hazard Group H
BC 308 — Institutional Group I
BC 309 — Mercantile Group M
BC 310 — Residential Group R
BC 311 — Storage Group S
BC 312 — Utility and Miscellaneous Group U
BC 401 — Scope
BC 402 — Covered Mall and Open Mall Buildings
BC 403 — High-Rise Buildings
BC 404 — Atriums
BC 405 — Underground Buildings and Spaces
BC 406 — Motor Vehicle-Related Occupancies
BC 407 — Group I-2
BC 408 — Group I-3
BC 409 — Motion Picture Projection Rooms
BC 410 — Stages, Platforms and Technical Production Areas
BC 411 — Special Amusement Buildings
BC 412 — Aircraft-Related Occupancies
BC 413 — Combustible Storage
BC 414 — Hazardous Materials
BC 415 — Groups H-1, H-2, H-3, H-4 and H-5
BC 416 — Application of Flammable Finishes
BC 417 — Drying Rooms
BC 418 — Organic Coatings
BC 420 — Groups I-1, R-1, R-2, R-3
BC 421 — Hydrogen Fuel Gas Rooms
BC 422 — Ambulatory Care Facilities
BC 423 — Storm Shelters
BC 424 — Children's Play Structures
BC 425 — Hyperbaric Facilities
BC 426 — Combustible Dusts, Grain Processing and Storage
BC 427 — Non-Production Chemical Laboratories
BC 428 — Uses and Occupancies Involving Radioactive Materials and Radiation-Producing Equipment
BC 501 — General
BC 502 — Definitions
BC 503 — General Building Height and Area Limitations
BC 504 — Building Height and Number of Stories
BC 505 — Mezzanines and Equipment Platforms
BC 506 — Building Area Modifications
BC 507 — Unlimited Area Buildings
BC 508 — Mixed Use and Occupancy
BC 509 — Incidental Uses
BC 510 — Special Provisions
BC 601 — General
BC 602 — Construction Classification
BC 603 — Combustible Material in Types I and II Construction
BC 701 — General
BC 702 — Definitions
BC 703 — Fire-Resistance Ratings and Fire Tests
BC 704 — Fire-Resistance Rating of Structural Members
BC 706 — Fire Walls
BC 707 — Fire Barriers
BC 708 — Fire Partitions
BC 709 — Smoke Barriers
BC 710 — Smoke Partitions
BC 711 — Horizontal Assemblies
BC 712 — Vertical Openings
BC 713 — Shaft Enclosures
BC 714 — Penetrations
BC 715 — Fire-Resistant Joint Systems
BC 716 — Opening Protectives
BC 717 — Ducts and Air Transfer Openings
BC 718 — Concealed Spaces
BC 719 — Fire-Resistance Requirements for Plaster
BC 720 — Thermal- and Sound-Insulating Materials
BC 721 — Prescriptive Fire Resistance
BC 801 — General
BC 802 — Definitions
BC 803 — Wall and Ceiling Finishes
BC 804 — Interior Floor Finish
BC 805 — Combustible Flooring Materials In Types I and Ii Construction
BC 806 — Decorative Materials and Trim
BC 807 — Insulation
BC 808 — Acoustical Ceiling Systems
BC 901 — General
BC 902 — Definitions
BC 903 — Automatic Sprinkler Systems
BC 904 — Alternative Automatic Fire-Extinguishing Systems
BC 905 — Standpipe Systems
BC 906 — Portable Fire Extinguishers
BC 907 — Fire Alarm and Detection Systems
BC 908 — Emergency Alarm Systems
BC 909 — Smoke Control Systems
BC 910 — Smoke and Heat Removal
BC 911 — Fire Command Center
BC 912 — Fire Department Connections
BC 913 — Fire Pumps
BC 914 — Emergency Responder Safety Features
BC 915 — Carbon Monoxide Detection
BC 916 — Fire Department In-Building Auxiliary Radio Communication System (ARCS)
BC 917 — Post-Fire Smoke Purge Systems
BC 918 — Gas Detection Systems
BC 1001 — Administration
BC 1002 — Definitions
BC 1003 — General Means of Egress
BC 1004 — Occupant Load
BC 1005 — Means of Egress Sizing
BC 1006 — Number of Exits and Exit Access Doorways
BC 1007 — Exit and Exit Access Doorway Configuration
BC 1008 — Means of Egress Illumination
BC 1009 — Accessible Means of Egress
BC 1010 — Doors, Gates and Turnstiles
BC 1011 — Stairways
BC 1012 — Ramps
BC 1013 — Exit Signs
BC 1014 — Handrails
BC 1015 — Guards
BC 1016 — Exit Access
BC 1017 — Exit Access Travel Distance
BC 1018 — Aisles
BC 1019 — Exit Access Stairways and Ramps
BC 1020 — Corridors
BC 1021 — Egress Balconies
BC 1022 — Exits
BC 1023 — Interior Exit Stairways and Ramps
BC 1024 — Exit Passageways
BC 1025 — Luminous Egress Path Markings
BC 1026 — Horizontal Exits
BC 1027 — Exterior Exit Stairways and Ramps
BC 1028 — Exit Discharge
BC 1029 — Assembly
BC 1030 — Emergency Escape and Rescue
BC 1031 — Signage
BC 1101 — General
BC 1102 — Definitions
BC 1103 — Scoping Requirements
BC 1104 — Accessible Route
BC 1105 — Accessible Entrances
BC 1106 — Parking and Passenger Loading Facilities
BC 1108 — Special Occupancies
BC 1109 — Other Features and Facilities
BC 1110 — Recreational Facilities
BC 1201 — General
BC 1202 — Definitions
BC 1203 — Ventilation
BC 1204 — Temperature and Humidity Control
BC 1205 — Lighting
BC 1206 — Yards and Courts
BC 1207 — Sound Transmission
BC 1208 — Interior Space Dimensions
BC 1209 — Access to Unoccupied Spaces
BC 1210 — Toilet and Bathroom Requirements
BC 1211 — Kitchens and Kitchenettes
BC 1212 — Rodentproofing
BC 1213 — Refuse and Recyclable Storage
BC 1301 — General
BC 1401 — General
BC 1402 — Definitions
BC 1403 — Performance Requirements
BC 1404 — Materials
BC 1405 — Installation of Wall Coverings
BC 1406 — Combustible Materials on the Exterior Side of Exterior Walls
BC 1407 — Metal Composite Materials (MCM)
BC 1408 — Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS)
BC 1409 — High-Pressure Decorative Exterior-Grade Compact Laminates (HPL)
BC 1410 — Plastic Composite Decking
BC 1501 — General
BC 1502 — Definitions
BC 1503 — Weather Protection
BC 1504 — Performance Requirements
BC 1505 — Fire Classification
BC 1506 — Materials
BC 1507 — Requirements for Roof Coverings
BC 1508 — Roof Insulation
BC 1509 — Radiant Barriers Installed above Deck
BC 1510 — Rooftop Structures
BC 1511 — Reroofing
BC 1512 — Solar Photovoltaic Panels/Modules and Required Sustainable Roofing Zones
BC 1601 — General
BC 1602 — Definitions and Notations
BC 1603 — Construction Documents
BC 1604 — General Design Requirements
BC 1605 — Load Combinations
BC 1606 — Dead Loads
BC 1608 — Snow Loads
BC 1610 — Soil Lateral Loads
BC 1611 — Rain Loads
BC 1612 — Flood Loads
BC 1614 — Atmospheric Ice Loads
BC 1615 — Structural Integrity Definitions
BC 1616 — Structural Integrity – Prescriptive Requirements
BC 1617 — Structural Integrity – Key Element Analysis
BC 1618 — Structural Peer Review
BC 1619 — Temporary Structures and Temporary Construction Installations
BC 1701 — General
BC 1702 — Definitions
BC 1703 — Approvals
BC 1704 — Responsibilities for Special Inspections and Tests
BC 1705 — Required Special Inspections and Tests
BC 1706 — Design Strengths of Materials
BC 1707 — Alternative Test Procedure
BC 1708 — In-Situ Load Tests
BC 1709 — Preconstruction Load Tests
BC 1710 — Test Safe Load
BC 1711 — Material and Test Standards
BC 1801 — General
BC 1802 — Definitions
BC 1804 — Excavation, Grading and Fill
BC 1805 — Dampproofing and Waterproofing
BC 1806 — Allowable Load-bearing Values of Soils and Rock
BC 1807 — Retaining Walls and Other Retaining Structures
BC 1809 — Shallow Foundations
BC 1810 — Deep Foundations
BC 1813 — Composite Piles
BC 1814 — Helical Piles
BC 1815 — Permanent Prestressed Rock and Soil Anchors
BC 1817 — Underpinning and Alternate Methods of Support of Buildings and Adjacent Property
BC 1818 — Geotechnical Peer Review
BC 1901 — General
BC 1902 — Definitions
BC 1903 — Specifications for Tests and Materials
BC 1904 — Durability Requirements
BC 1905 — Concrete Quality, Mixing and Placing
BC 1906 — Formwork, Embedded Pipes and Construction Joints
BC 1907 — Details of Reinforcement
BC 1908 — Modifications to ACI 318
BC 1909 — Structural Plain Concrete
BC 1910 — Minimum Slab Provisions
BC 1911 — Shotcrete
BC 1912 — Structural Integrity Requirements
BC 1913 — Asphalt Paving
BC 2001 — General
BC 2002 — Materials
BC 2003 — Additional Requirements
BC 2101 — General
BC 2102 — Definitions and Notations
BC 2103 — Masonry Construction Materials
BC 2104 — Construction
BC 2105 — Quality Assurance
BC 2106 — Seismic Design
BC 2107 — Allowable Stress Design
BC 2108 — Strength Design of Masonry
BC 2109 — Empirical Design of Masonry
BC 2110 — Glass Unit Masonry
BC 2112 — Masonry Heaters
BC 2114 — Structural Integrity Requirements
BC 2201 — General
BC 2202 — Definitions
BC 2203 — Identification and Protection of Steel for Structural Purposes
BC 2204 — Connections
BC 2205 — Structural Steel
BC 2206 — Composite Structural Steel and Concrete Structures
BC 2207 — Steel Joists
BC 2208 — Steel Cable Structures
BC 2209 — Steel Storage Racks
BC 2210 — Cold-Formed Steel
BC 2211 — Cold-Formed Steel Light-Frame Construction
BC 2212 — Minimum Thickness of Metal
BC 2213 — Structural Integrity Requirements
BC 2301 — General
BC 2302 — Definitions
BC 2303 — Minimum Standards and Quality
BC 2304 — General Construction Requirements
BC 2307 — Load and Resistance Factor Design
BC 2309 — Wood Frame Construction Manual
BC 2401 — General
BC 2402 — Definitions
BC 2403 — General Requirements for Glass
BC 2404 — Wind, Snow, Seismic and Dead Loads on Glass
BC 2405 — Sloped Glazing and Skylights
BC 2406 — Safety Glazing
BC 2407 — Glass In Handrails and Guards
BC 2408 — Glazing In Athletic Facilities
BC 2409 — Glass in Walkways, Elevator Hoistways and Elevator Cars
BC 2410 — Marking of Transparent Doors and Fixed Adjacent Transparent Sidelites
BC 2501 — General
BC 2502 — Definitions
BC 2504 — Vertical and Horizontal Assemblies
BC 2505 — Shear Wall Construction
BC 2506 — Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Product Materials
BC 2507 — Lathing and Plastering
BC 2508 — Gypsum Construction
BC 2509 — Showers and Water Closets
BC 2510 — Lathing and Furring for Cement Plaster (Stucco)
BC 2511 — Interior Plaster
BC 2512 — Exterior Plaster
BC 2513 — Exposed Aggregate Plaster
BC 2514 — Reinforced Gypsum Concrete
BC 2601 — General
BC 2602 — Definitions
BC 2604 — Interior Finish and Trim
BC 2605 — Plastic Veneer
BC 2606 — Light-Transmitting Plastics
BC 2607 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Wall Panels
BC 2608 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Glazing
BC 2609 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Roof Panels
BC 2610 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Skylight Glazing
BC 2611 — Light-Transmitting Plastic Interior Signs
BC 2612 — Plastic Composites
BC 2613 — Fiber-Reinforced Polymer
BC 2614 — Reflective Plastic Core Insulation
BC 2701 — General
BC 2702 — Emergency and Standby Power Systems
BC 2801 — General
BC 2901 — General
BC 3001 — General
BC 3002 — Hoistway Enclosures
BC 3003 — Emergency Operations
BC 3004 — Conveying Systems
BC 3005 — Machinery Spaces, Machine Rooms, Control Spaces and Control Rooms
BC 3006 — Elevator Lobbies and Hoistway Opening Protection
BC 3008 — Occupant Evacuation Elevators
BC 3009 — Service Equipment Certificates
BC 3010 — Elevator, Amusement, and Other Device Operators
BC 3011 — Elevator Being Serviced, Repaired, Inspected or Tested
BC 3012 — Accidents
BC 3013 — Existing Installations
BC 3014 — Inspection and Testing
BC 3101 — General
BC 3102 — Membrane Structures
BC 3103 — Temporary Structures
BC 3104 — Pedestrian Walkways and Tunnels
BC 3105 — Awnings, Canopies and Sun Control Devices
BC 3106 — Marquees
BC 3107 — Signs
BC 3108 — Radio, Television, and Telecommunications Towers and Antennas
BC 3109 — Swimming Pools, Swimming Pool Enclosures, and Safety Devices
BC 3110 — Automatic Vehicular Gates
BC 3111 — Sidewalk Cafes
BC 3112 — Fences
BC 3113 — Photovoltaic Panels and Modules
BC 3114 — Large Wind Turbines
BC 3115 — Small Wind Turbines
BC 3201 — General
BC 3202 — Encroachments
BC 3302 — Definitions
BC 3303 — Safeguards and Maintenance of Site
BC 3304 — Soil and Foundation Work
BC 3305 — Material Placement and Installation
BC 3306 — Demolition
BC 3307 — Protection of Pedestrians
BC 3308 — Unenclosed Perimeter Protection
BC 3309 — Protection of Adjoining Property
BC 3310 — Requirements for the Construction or Demolition of Major Buildings
BC 3311 — Explosive Powered and Projectile Tools
BC 3312 — Explosives and Blasting
BC 3313 — Flammable and Combustible Mixtures, Compressed Gases, and Other Hazardous Materials
BC 3314 — Scaffolds
BC 3315 — Structural Ramps, Runways, and Platforms
BC 3316 — Hoisting Equipment and Material Handling Equipment
BC 3317 — Material Hoists and Bucket Hoists
BC 3318 — Personnel Hoists
BC 3319 — Cranes and Derricks
BC 3320 — Additional Requirements for Certain Material Handling Equipment
BC 3321 — Construction Site Safety Training
BC 3501 — General
BC 3502 — Standards
28-701.1 — Update.
28-701.2 — Enactment of the New York City Building Code.
MC 101 — General
MC 102 — Applicability
MC 103 — Department of Buildings
MC 104 — Duties and Powers of the Commissioner of Buildings
MC 105 — Approvals
MC 106 — Permits
MC 107 — Construction Documents
MC 108 — Inspections and Testing
MC 109 — Violations
MC 201 — General
MC 202 — General Definitions
MC 301 — General
MC 302 — Structural Safety
MC 303 — Equipment and Appliance Location
MC 304 — Installation
MC 305 — Piping Support
MC 306 — Access and Service Space
MC 307 — Condensate Disposal
MC 308 — Clearance Reduction
MC 309 — Temperature Control
MC 310 — Explosion Control
MC 311 — Smoke and Heat Vents
MC 312 — Heating and Cooling Load Calculations
MC 313 — Noise Control and Vibration Isolation Requirements
MC 401 — General
MC 402 — Natural Ventilation
MC 403 — Mechanical Ventilation
MC 404 — Enclosed Parking Garages
MC 405 — Systems Control
MC 406 — Ventilation of Uninhabited Spaces
MC 407 — Ambulatory Care Facilities and Group I-2 Occupancies
MC 408 — Ventilation of Non-Production Chemical Laboratories
MC 501 — General
MC 502 — Required Systems
MC 503 — Motors and Fans
MC 504 — Clothes Dryer Exhaust
MC 505 — Domestic Kitchen Exhaust Equipment
MC 506 — Commercial Kitchen Hood Ventilation System Ducts and Exhaust Equipment
MC 507 — Commercial Kitchen Hoods
MC 508 — Commercial Kitchen Makeup Air
MC 509 — Fire Suppression Systems
MC 510 — Hazardous Exhaust Systems
MC 511 — Dust, Stock and Refuse Conveying Systems
MC 512 — Subslab Soil Exhaust Systems
MC 513 — Smoke Control Systems
MC 514 — Energy Recovery Ventilation Systems
MC 515 — Postfire Smoke Purge Systems
MC 601 — General
MC 602 — Plenums
MC 603 — Duct Construction and Installation
MC 604 — Insulation
MC 605 — Air Filters
MC 606 — Smoke Detection Systems Control
MC 607 — Ducts and Air Transfer Openings
MC 608 — Air Outlets and Air Inlets
MC 609 — Service Openings
MC 701 — General
MC 702 — Inside Air
MC 703 — Outdoor Air
MC 704 — Combined Use of Inside and Outdoor Air (Condition 1)
MC 705 — Combined Use of Inside and Outdoor Air (Condition 2)
MC 706 — Mechanical Combustion Air Supply
MC 707 — Direct Connection
MC 708 — Combustion Air Ducts
MC 709 — Opening Obstructions
MC 710 — Opening Location and Protection
MC 801 — General
MC 802 — Vents
MC 803 — Connectors
MC 804 — Direct-Vent, Integral Vent and Mechanical Draft Systems
MC 805 — Factory-Built Chimneys
MC 806 — Metal Chimneys
MC 807 — Changes In Appliance Fuels
MC 808 — Reduction of Flue Size
MC 809 — Chimney Supported from Equipment
MC 810 — Test Run and Smoke Test
MC 811 — Exhaust Gases from Internal Combustion Engines and Turbines
MC 901 — General
MC 902 — Masonry Fireplaces
MC 903 — Factory-Built Fireplaces
MC 904 — Pellet Fuel-Burning Appliances
MC 905 — Fireplace Stoves and Room Heaters
MC 906 — Factory-Built Barbecue Appliances
MC 907 — Incinerators and Crematories
MC 908 — Cooling Towers, Evaporative Condensers and Fluid Coolers
MC 909 — Vented Wall Furnaces
MC 910 — Floor Furnaces
MC 911 — Duct Furnaces and Heaters
MC 912 — Infrared Radiant Heaters
MC 913 — Clothes Dryers
MC 914 — Sauna Heaters
MC 915 — Engine and Gas Turbine-Powered Equipment and Appliances
MC 916 — Pool and Spa Heaters
MC 917 — Cooking Appliances
MC 918 — Forced-Air Warm-Air Furnaces
MC 919 — Conversion Burners
MC 920 — Unit Heaters
MC 921 — Vented Room Heaters
MC 922 — Kerosene and Oil-Fired Stoves
MC 923 — Ceramic Kilns
MC 924 — Stationary Fuel Cell Power Plants
MC 925 — Masonry Heaters
MC 926 — Gaseous Hydrogen Systems
MC 927 — Electric Radiant Heating Systems
MC 928 — Evaporative Coolers
MC 1001 — General
MC 1002 — Water Heaters
MC 1003 — Pressure Vessels
MC 1004 — Boilers
MC 1005 — Boiler Connections
MC 1006 — Safety and Pressure Relief Valves And Controls
MC 1007 — Boiler Low-Water Cutoff
MC 1008 — Boiler Blowoff / Blowdown Valves
MC 1009 — Hot Water Boiler Expansion Tank
MC 1010 — Gauges
MC 1011 — Tests
MC 1012 — Maximum Temperature
MC 1101 — General
MC 1102 — System Requirements
MC 1103 — Refrigeration System Classification
MC 1104 — System Application Requirements
MC 1105 — Machinery Room, General Requirements
MC 1106 — Machinery Room, Special Requirements
MC 1107 — Refrigerant Piping
MC 1108 — Field Test
MC 1109 — Periodic Testing
MC 1201 — General
MC 1202 — Material
MC 1203 — Joints and Connections
MC 1204 — Pipe Insulation
MC 1205 — Valves
MC 1206 — Piping Installation
MC 1207 — Transfer Fluid
MC 1208 — Tests
MC 1209 — Embedded Piping
MC 1210 — Plastic Pipe Ground-Source Heat Pump Loop Systems
MC 1211 — High-Pressure Steam and High Temperature Hot Water Piping Systems
MC 1301 — General
MC 1302 — Material
MC 1303 — Joints and Connections
MC 1304 — Piping Support
MC 1305 — Fuel-Oil System Installation
MC 1306 — Oil Gauging
MC 1307 — Fuel-Oil Valves
MC 1308 — Testing
MC 1401 — General
MC 1402 — Installation
MC 1403 — Heat Transfer Fluids
MC 1404 — Materials
MC 1501 — General
MC 1502 — Standards
28-801.1 — Update.
28-801.2 — Enactment of the New York City Mechanical Code.
FGC 101 — General
FGC 102 — Applicability
FGC 103 — Department of Buildings
FGC 104 — Duties and Powers of the Commissioner of Buildings
FGC 105 — Approvals
FGC 106 — Permits
FGC 107 — Construction Documents
FGC 108 — Inspections and Testing
FGC 109 — Violations
FGC 201 — General
FGC 202 — General Definitions
FGC 301 — General
FGC 302 — Structural Safety
FGC 303 — Appliance Location
FGC 305 — Installation
FGC 306 — Access and Service Space
FGC 307 — Condensate Disposal
FGC 309 — Electrical
FGC 310 — Electrical Bonding
FGC 401 — General
FGC 403 — Piping Materials
FGC 404 — Piping System Installation
FGC 405 — Piping Bends and Changes in Direction
FGC 406 — Inspection, Testing and Purging
FGC 407 — Piping Support
FGC 409 — Shutoff Valves
FGC 410 — Flow Controls
FGC 411 — Appliance and Manufactured Home Connections
FGC 412 — Liquefied Petroleum Gas Motor Vehicle Fuel-Dispensing Facilities
FGC 413 — Compressed Natural Gas Motor Vehicle Fuel-Dispensing Facilities
FGC 415 — Piping Support Intervals
FGC 416 — Overpressure Protection Devices
FGC 501 — General
FGC 502 — Vents
FGC 505 — Direct-Vent, Integral Vent, Mechanical Vent and Ventilation / Exhaust Hood Venting
FGC 506 — Factory-Built Chimneys
FGC 507 — Changes in Appliance Fuels
FGC 508 — Exhaust Gases from Internal Combustion Engines and Turbines
FGC 601 — General
FGC 602 — Decorative Gas Fired Appliances for Installation In Fireplaces
FGC 603 — Log Lighters
FGC 604 — Vented Gas Fireplaces (Decorative Appliances)
FGC 605 — Vented Gas Fireplace Heaters
FGC 607 — Commercial-Industrial Incinerators and Crematories
FGC 608 — Vented Wall Furnaces
FGC 609 — Floor Furnaces
FGC 610 — Duct Furnaces
FGC 611 — Nonrecirculating Direct-Fired Industrial Air Heaters
FGC 612 — Recirculating Direct-Fired Industrial Air Heaters
FGC 613 — Clothes Dryers
FGC 614 — Clothes Dryer Exhaust
FGC 615 — Sauna Heaters
FGC 616 — Engine and Gas Turbine-Powered Equipment and Appliances
FGC 617 — Pool and Spa Heaters
FGC 618 — Forced-Air Warm-Air Furnaces
FGC 619 — Conversion Burners
FGC 620 — Unit Heaters
FGC 621 — Unvented Room Heaters
FGC 622 — Vented Room Heaters
FGC 623 — Cooking Appliances
FGC 624 — Water Heaters
FGC 625 — Refrigerators
FGC 626 — Gas-Fired Toilets
FGC 627 — Air Conditioning Appliances
FGC 628 — Illuminating Appliances
FGC 629 — Ceramic Kilns
FGC 630 — Infrared Radiant Heaters
FGC 631 — Boilers
FGC 632 — Equipment Installed in Existing Unlisted Boilers
FGC 633 — Stationary Fuel Cell Power Systems
FGC 634 — Chimney Damper Opening Area
FGC 635 — Gaseous Hydrogen Systems
FGC 636 — Outdoor Decorative Appliances
FGC 701 — General
FGC 703 — General Requirements
FGC 706 — Location of Gaseous Hydrogen Systems
FGC 801 — General
E.1 — General.
E.2 — Gas regulator and gas regulator vent outlets.
E.3 — Gas meter location.
E.4 — Gas meter room ventilation.
E.5 — Gas service piping connections.
E.6 — Outside gas cut-off.
G.1 — General.
G.1.1 — Fire Department approval.
G.1.2 — Certificate of fitness.
G.2 — Construction requirements.
G.2.1 — Structural requirements.
G.2.2 — Fire-resistance-rated rooms and spaces.
G.2.2.1 — Shaft requirements.
G.2.3 — Automatic sprinkler system.
G.2.4 — Gas detection.
G.2.4.1 — Gas detection system.
G.2.4.2 — Supervision.
G.2.4.3 — Power supply.
G.2.4.4 — Alarm.
G.2.4.5 — Alarm transmission.
G.2.4.6 — Shutoff valves closure.
G.2.5 — Ventilation.
G.2.5.1 — Explosion prevention.
G.3 — High hazard.
G.3.1 — Explosion venting.
G.3.1.1 — Gas turbines.
G.3.1.2 — Gas turbine rooms.
G.3.2 — Emergency ventilation.
G.3.3 — Electrical equipment.
G.4 — Gas meter room.
G.5 — Piping requirements.
G.5.1 — Piping material.
G.5.2 — Double wall piping.
G.5.3 — Piping identification.
G.5.4 — Emergency gas shutoff.
G.6 — Special inspection required.
G.7 — Cleaning and purging procedures.
28-901.1 — Update.
28-901.2 — Enactment of the New York City Fuel Gas Code.
28-1001.1 — Adoption of the New York City Energy Conservation Code.
28-1001.1.1 — Definitions.
28-1001.2 — New York city amendments to the New York state energy code.
28-1001.3.1 — Periodic update.
28-1001.3.2 — New York city energy advisory committee.
28-1001.3.3 — Stretch energy code.
28-1001.3.4 — Predicted energy use targets.
28-1101.1 — Enactment of the New York city electrical code.
28-1101.2 — Update.
28-1101.3 — The New York city amendments to the 2020 National Electrical Code.
110.1
110.2
110.3
110.4
110.11
110.26
110.33
110.34
210.11
210.19
210.50
210.52
215.2
220.14
220.14
220.87
225.11
225.30
225.31
225.34
225.37
225.52
225.60
225.61
230.6
230.9
230.24
230.28
230.30
230.33
230.41
230.42
230.43
230.44
230.46
230.52
230.54
230.64
230.70
230.71
230.72
230.85
230.96
250.35
250.68
250.119
300.3
300.6
300.25
310.16
310.17
310.20
326.10
330.10
330.12
334.10
334.12
336.10
336.12
336.104
344.10
350.12
352.10
355.10
356.12
362.10
362.12
366.12
368.2
368.119
388.12
392.10
394.12
404.10
406.2
408.10
408.11
408.60
408.61
410.151
422.12
430.5
445.10
450.14
450.25
450.42
450.43
450.46
480.1
480.10
500.8
502.100
503.160
506.9
517.17
517.26
517.30
517.31
517.32
517.43
517.44
518.1
518.2
518.4
520.5
525.20
545.1
545.6
550.15
551.47
552.48
590.1
590.9
600.1
600.3
604.12
605.1
605.5
620.13
620.21
620.24
620.42
620.62
625.1
640.3
645.3
645.11
645.27
646.3
668.1
680.1
680.10
680.41
690.1
690.4
690.12
691.6
691.7
691.10
695.2
695.3
695.4
695.6
695.14
700.1
700.3
700.5
700.6
700.10
700.11
700.12
700.31
700.32
701.1
701.3
701.5
701.6
701.11
701.12
701.31
701.32
702.1
705.11
705.30
705.40
706.1
706.20
725.24
725.25
725.48
725.136
725.139
725.144
760.1
760.2
760.3
760.24
760.32
760.33
760.41
760.43
760.46
760.48
760.49
760.51
760.52
760.53
760.121
760.124
760.127
760.130
760.131
760.135
760.136
760.139
760.142
760.154
760.176
760.179
770.2
770.25
770.47
770.48
770.100
770.133
800.24
800.25
800.110
800.113
805.133
820.2
820.133
830.133
EC 80 — General
EC 81 — Applicability
EC 82 — Department of Buildings
EC 83 — Duties and Powers of the Commissioner of Buildings
EC 84 — Permits
EC 85 — Construction Documents
EC 86 — Inspections and Testing
EC 87 — Violations
28-1201.1 — Update.
28-1201.2 — Enactment of the New York city existing building code.
EBC 101 — General
EBC 102 — Applicability
EBC 103 — Department of Buildings
EBC 104 — Duties and Powers of Commissioner of Buildings
EBC 105 — Permits and Work Without a Permit
EBC 106 — Construction Documents
EBC 107 — Temporary Structures and Uses
EBC 108 — Fees
EBC 109 — Inspections
EBC 110 — Certificate of Occupancy
EBC 111 — Service Utilities
EBC 113 — Violations
EBC 114 — Stop Work Order
EBC 116 — Emergency Measures
EBC 117 — Demolition
EBC 118 — Maintenance of Buildings
EBC 119 — Retroactive Requirements
EBC 201 — General
EBC 202 — Definitions
EBC 301 — Administration
EBC 302 — General Provisions
EBC 303 — Building Elements and Special Construction
EBC 305 — Means of Egress
EBC 306 — Accessibility
EBC 307 — Structural
EBC 308 — Electrical
EBC 309 — Mechanical
EBC 310 — Plumbing
EBC 311 — Fuel Gas
EBC 312 — Elevators and Conveying Systems
EBC 313 — Energy Conservation
EBC 314 — Multiple Dwellings
EBC 501 — General
EBC 502 — Compliance
EBC 503 — Limited Oil-Burning Appliance Alterations
EBC 504 — Limited Plumbing Alterations
EBC 505 — Limited Sprinkler Alterations
EBC 506 — Limited Standpipe Alterations
EBC 507 — Limited Home Improvement Alterations
EBC 508 — Limited Window Replacement Alterations
EBC 509 — Limited Reroofing Alterations
EBC 510 — Limited Elevator Alterations
EBC 601 — General
EBC 602 — Alteration – Level 1
EBC 603 — Alteration – Level 2
EBC 604 — Change of Occupancy
EBC 605 — Additions
EBC 606 — Relocated, Moved or Raised Buildings
EBC 607 — Structural
EBC 701 — General
EBC 702 — Construction Documents
EBC 703 — General Design Requirements
EBC 704 — Condition Assessment
EBC 705 — Loads
EBC 706 — Flood Hazard Areas
EBC 707 — In-Place Material, Component Properties and Archaic Structural Systems
EBC 708 — Remediation Work
EBC 709 — Peer Review
EBC 710 — Structural Integrity
EBC 801 — General
EBC 803 — Building Elements and Materials
EBC 804 — Fire Protection
EBC 805 — Means of Egress
EBC 806 — Accessibility
EBC 807 — Structural
EBC 808 — Electrical
EBC 809 — Mechanical
EBC 810 — Plumbing
EBC 811 — Fuel Gas Systems
EBC 812 — Elevators and Conveying Systems
EBC 813 — Energy Conservation
EBC 814 — Interior Environment
EBC 901 — General
EBC 902 — Special Use and Occupancy
EBC 903 — Building Elements and Materials
EBC 904 — Fire Protection
EBC 905 — Means of Egress
EBC 906 — Accessibility
EBC 907 — Structural
EBC 908 — Electrical
EBC 909 — Mechanical
EBC 910 — Plumbing
EBC 911 — Fuel Gas
EBC 912 — Energy Conservation
EBC 1001 — General
EBC 1002 — Special Use and Occupancy
EBC 1003 — Building Elements and Materials
EBC 1004 — Fire Protection
EBC 1005 — Means of Egress
EBC 1006 — Accessibility
EBC 1007 — Structural
EBC 1008 — Electrical
EBC 1009 — Mechanical
EBC 1010 — Plumbing
EBC 1011 — Energy Conservation
EBC 1012 — Other Requirements
EBC 1101 — General
EBC 1102 — Heights and Areas
EBC 1103 — Structural
EBC 1104 — Fire Protection
EBC 1105 — Means of Egress
EBC 1106 — Accessibility
EBC 1107 — Energy Conservation
EBC 1108 — Other Building Systems
EBC 1301 — General
EBC 1302 — Applicability
EBC 1303 — Acceptance
EBC 1304 — Investigation and Evaluation
EBC 1401 — General
EBC 1402 — Requirements
EBC 1501 — General
EBC 1502 — Safeguards for Occupants
EBC 1503 — Tenant Protection Plan
EBC 1504 — Occupant Protection Plan
EBC 1505 — Maintaining Means of Egress
EBC 1506 — Automatic Sprinkler System
EBC 1601 — General
29-101 — Short title.
29-102 — Enactment.
29-103 — Enforcement.
29-104 — Periodic review and amendment.
FC 101 — General
FC 102 — Applicability
FC 104 — Duties and Powers of Commissioner
FC 105 — Permits and Other Approvals
FC 106 — Inspections
FC 107 — Maintenance
FC 109 — Violations
FC 111 — Order to Discontinue Work
FC 112 — Certificate of Approval
FC 113 — Certificates of Fitness and Qualification
FC 114 — Certificates of License
FC 115 — Company Certificates
FC 116 — Expeditor Registration Certificates
FC 117 — Fees
FC 201 — General
FC 202 — Definitions
FC 301 — General
FC 302 — Definitions
FC 303 — Tar Kettles and Asphalt Melters
FC 304 — Storage and Accumulation of Rubbish and Other Combustible Waste
FC 305 — Ignition Sources
FC 306 — Motion Picture Film and Screens
FC 307 — Open Fires
FC 308 — Open Flames
FC 309 — Powered Industrial Trucks, Equipment and Mobility Devices
FC 310 — Smoking
FC 311 — Vacant and Temporarily Unoccupied Premises
FC 312 — Vehicle Impact Protection
FC 313 — Portable Fueled Equipment
FC 314 — Indoor Displays
FC 315 — Combustible Materials Storage and Other Storage Hazards
FC 316 — Hazards to Emergency Responders
FC 317 — Automotive Salvage and Wrecking Facilities
FC 318 — Rooftop Gardens and Landscaping
FC 320 — Laundry Carts
FC 321 — Fixed Guideway Transit and Passenger Rail Systems
FC 322 — Road Tunnels, Bridges and Other Limited Access Highways
FC 323 — Wastewater Treatment and Collection Facilities
FC 324 — Electric Generating Plants
FC 325 — Production Locations
FC 401 — General
FC 402 — Definitions
FC 403 — Public Gatherings
FC 404 — Office Buildings
FC 405 — Hotels, Motels and Other Transient Residential Occupancies
FC 406 — Apartment Buildings
FC 407 — Assembly Occupancies
FC 408 — Assisted Living Facilities and Similar Occupancies
FC 409 — Correctional Facilities and Other Secured Facilities
FC 410 — Educational Occupancies
FC 411 — Factories
FC 412 — High Hazard Occupancies
FC 413 — Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Other Patient and Residential Care Facilities
FC 414 — Mercantile Occupancies and Covered Malls
FC 415 — Warehouses and Other Storage Occupancies
FC 416 — Mixed Occupancy Buildings
FC 501 — General
FC 502 — Definitions
FC 504 — Building and Rooftop Access
FC 505 — Premises Identification
FC 506 — Keys and Key Access
FC 507 — Fire Protection Water Supplies
FC 509 — Fire Protection and Utility Equipment Identification and Access
FC 510 — In-Building Auxiliary Radio Communication Systems
FC 511 — High-Rise Megastructure Fire Operations
FC 512 — Rooftop Solar Panel Installations
FC 601 — General
FC 602 — Definitions
FC 603 — Fuel-Fired Appliances and Equipment
FC 604 — Emergency Power Systems
FC 605 — Electrical Equipment, Wiring and Hazards
FC 606 — Refrigerating Systems
FC 607 — Elevators in Readiness
FC 608 — Stationary Energy Storage Systems
FC 609 — Commercial Cooking Systems
FC 610 — Commercial Kitchen Cooking Oil Storage Systems
FC 611 — Automated Parking Garages
FC 701 — General
FC 702 — Definitions
FC 703 — Fire-Resistance-Rated Construction
FC 704 — Floor Openings and Shafts
FC 801 — General
FC 802 — Definitions
FC 803 — Upholstered Furniture and Mattresses
FC 804 — Decorative Vegetation
FC 805 — Decorations and Scenery
FC 806 — Interior Finishes
FC 901 — General
FC 902 — Definitions
FC 903 — Sprinkler Systems
FC 904 — Fire Extinguishing Systems
FC 905 — Standpipe Systems
FC 906 — Portable Fire Extinguishers
FC 907 — Fire Alarm and Detection Systems
FC 908 — Emergency Alarm Systems
FC 909 — Smoke Control Systems
FC 910 — Smoke and Heat Vents
FC 911 — Explosion Control
FC 912 — Fire Department Connections
FC 913 — Fire Pumps
FC 914 — Yard Hydrant Systems
FC 1001 — General
FC 1002 — Definitions
FC 1025 — Emergency Escape and Rescue
FC 1027 — Maintenance of the Means of Egress
FC 2001 — General
FC 2002 — Definitions
FC 2003 — General Precautions
FC 2004 — Aircraft Maintenance
FC 2005 — Portable Fire Extinguishers
FC 2006 — Aircraft and Motor Vehicle Fueling
FC 2007 — Helistops and Heliports
FC 2008 — Seaplane Base Operations
FC 2009 — Helicopter Landing Operations
FC 2010 — Helicopter Lift Operations
FC 2011 — Hot Air Balloon Operations
FC 2101 — General
FC 2102 — Definitions
FC 2103 — Classifications
FC 2104 — General Requirements
FC 2105 — Operating and Maintenance Requirements
FC 2106 — Spotting and Pretreating
FC 2107 — Dry Cleaning Systems
FC 2108 — Fire Protection
FC 2201 — General
FC 2202 — Definitions
FC 2203 — Precautions
FC 2204 — Additional Requirements
FC 2301 — General
FC 2302 — Definitions
FC 2303 — Location of Liquid Motor Fuel Dispensing Devices
FC 2304 — Dispensing of Liquid Motor Fuel
FC 2305 — Operation and Maintenance of Liquid Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities
FC 2306 — Design and Installation Requirements for Liquid Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities
FC 2307 — Design and Installation Requirements for Biodiesel Motor Fuel
FC 2308 — Compressed Natural Gas Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities
FC 2309 — Hydrogen Motor Fuel-Dispensing and Generating Facilities
FC 2310 — Marine Liquid Motor Fuel-Dispensing Facilities
FC 2311 — Repair Garages
FC 2401 — General
FC 2402 — Definitions
FC 2403 — Protection of Operations
FC 2404 — Spray Finishing
FC 2405 — Dip-Tank Operations
FC 2406 — Powder Coating
FC 2407 — Electrostatic Spray-Finishing Equipment
FC 2408 — Organic Peroxides and Dual-Component Coatings
FC 2409 — Indoor Manufacturing of Reinforced Plastics
FC 2410 — Floor Finishing Operations
FC 2501 — General
FC 2502 — Definitions
FC 2503 — Ethylene Gas
FC 2504 — Sources of Ignition
FC 2505 — Combustible Waste
FC 2506 — Ethylene Generators
FC 2507 — Warning Signs
FC 2601 — General
FC 2602 — Definitions
FC 2603 — Fire Safety Requirements
FC 2701 — General
FC 2702 — Definitions
FC 2703 — General Safety Provisions
FC 2704 — Storage
FC 2705 — Handling and Use
FC 2801 — General
FC 2802 — Definitions
FC 2803 — General Requirements
FC 2808 — Outdoor Storage of Wood Chips and Other Wood Waste Materials
FC 2809 — Outdoor Storage of Finished Lumber Products
FC 2901 — General
FC 2902 — Definitions
FC 2903 — General Precautions
FC 2904 — Electrical Equipment and Protection
FC 2905 — Process Structures
FC 2906 — Process Mills and Kettles
FC 2907 — Process Piping
FC 2908 — Raw Materials in Process Areas
FC 2909 — Raw Materials and Finished Products
FC 3001 — General
FC 3002 — Definitions
FC 3003 — Location
FC 3004 — Fuel Piping
FC 3005 — Interlocks
FC 3006 — Fire Protection
FC 3007 — Operation and Maintenance
FC 3101 — General
FC 3102 — Definitions
FC 3104 — Tents and Other Membrane Structures
FC 3201 — General
FC 3202 — Definitions
FC 3204 — Designation of High-piled Storage Areas
FC 3205 — Housekeeping and Maintenance
FC 3206 — General Fire Protection and Life Safety Features
FC 3207 — Solid-Piled and Shelf Storage
FC 3208 — Rack Storage
FC 3209 — Automated Storage
FC 3210 — Record Storage
FC 3301 — General
FC 3302 — Definitions
FC 3303 — Portable Fueled Space Heaters
FC 3304 — Precautions Against Fire
FC 3305 — Flammable and Combustible Liquids
FC 3306 — Flammable Gases and Oxygen
FC 3307 — Explosive Materials
FC 3308 — Construction Site Fire Safety Manager
FC 3309 — Fire Alarm Reporting
FC 3310 — Access for Firefighting
FC 3311 — Means of Egress and Elevators
FC 3312 — Water Supply for Fire Protection
FC 3313 — Standpipes
FC 3314 — Sprinkler System
FC 3315 — Portable Fire Extinguishers
FC 3316 — Internal-Combustion-Powered Equipment
FC 3317 — Safeguarding Roofing Operations
FC 3318 — Powder-Actuated Tool Loads
FC 3319 — First Responder Box
FC 3401 — General
FC 3402 — Definitions
FC 3403 — Tire Rebuilding
FC 3404 — Precautions Against Fire
FC 3405 — Outdoor Storage
FC 3406 — Fire Department Access
FC 3407 — Fencing
FC 3408 — Fire Protection
FC 3409 — Indoor Storage Arrangement
FC 3501 — General
FC 3502 — Definitions
FC 3503 — General Requirements
FC 3504 — Fire Safety Requirements
FC 3505 — Gas Welding and Cutting
FC 3506 — Electric Arc Hot Work
FC 3509 — Piping Manifolds and Hose Systems for Fuel Gases and Oxygen
FC 3510 — Hot Work on Flammable and Combustible Liquid Storage Tanks
FC 3601 — General
FC 3602 — Definitions
FC 3603 — General Precautions
FC 3604 — Marina Operations
FC 3605 — Fire Protection, Equipment and Access
FC 3701 — General
FC 3702 — Definitions
FC 3703 — General Requirements
FC 3704 — Loose Fiber Storage
FC 3705 — Baled Storage
FC 3706 — Storage of Combustible Fibers on Waterfront Structures
FC 4001 — General
FC 4002 — Definitions
FC 4003 — Design and Installation Requirements for Distillery Facilities
FC 4004 — Design and Installation Requirements for Distillery Equipment
FC 4005 — Storage of Alcohol in Distilleries
FC 4006 — Operational and Maintenance Requirements for Distilleries
FC 4007 — Other Alcohol Production
FC 5001 — General
FC 5002 — Definitions
FC 5003 — General Requirements
FC 5004 — Storage
FC 5005 — Handling and Use
FC 5006 — Non-Production Chemical Laboratories
FC 5007 — Transportation of Hazardous Materials
FC 5101 — General
FC 5102 — Definitions
FC 5103 — Classification of Aerosol Products
FC 5104 — Indoor Storage of Aerosol Products
FC 5105 — Outdoor Storage
FC 5106 — Retail Display
FC 5301 — General
FC 5302 — Definitions
FC 5303 — General Requirements
FC 5304 — Storage of Compressed Gases
FC 5305 — Handling and Use of Compressed Gases
FC 5306 — Medical Gas Storage
FC 5307 — Carbon Dioxide Beverage Dispensing Systems
FC 5308 — Ethylene Oxide
FC 5309 — Compressed Gases Not Otherwise Regulated
FC 5401 — General
FC 5402 — Definitions
FC 5403 — General Requirements
FC 5404 — Storage
FC 5405 — Handling and Use
FC 5501 — General
FC 5502 — Definitions
FC 5503 — General Requirements
FC 5504 — Storage
FC 5505 — Handling and Use
FC 5506 — LNG Installations and Facilities
FC 5601 — General
FC 5602 — Definitions
FC 5603 — Explosives Recordkeeping and Reporting
FC 5604 — Explosives Storage and Handling
FC 5606 — Small Arms Ammunition, Powder-Actuated Tool Loads, Black Powder and Smokeless Propellants
FC 5608 — Fireworks Displays
FC 5609 — Special Effects
FC 5701 — General
FC 5702 — Definitions
FC 5703 — General Requirements
FC 5704 — Storage
FC 5705 — Handling and Use
FC 5706 — Special Operations
FC 5707 — Fleet Fueling Operations
FC 5801 — General
FC 5802 — Definitions
FC 5803 — General Requirements
FC 5804 — Storage
FC 5805 — Use
FC 5806 — Ethylene Oxide
FC 5807 — Metal Hydride Hydrogen Storage Systems
FC 5808 — Hydrogen Fuel Gas Rooms
FC 5809 — Methane Recovery from Landfills
FC 5810 — Microturbines
FC 5811 — Compressed Natural Gas
FC 5901 — General
FC 5902 — Definitions
FC 5903 — General Requirements
FC 5904 — Storage
FC 5905 — Handling and Use
FC 6001 — General
FC 6002 — Definitions
FC 6003 — Highly Toxic and Toxic Solids and Liquids
FC 6004 — Highly Toxic and Toxic Compressed Gases
FC 6005 — Ozone Gas Generators
FC 6101 — General
FC 6102 — Definitions
FC 6103 — Installation of Equipment
FC 6105 — Prohibited Storage, Handling and Use of LPG
FC 6106 — Dispensing and Filling
FC 6107 — Safety Precautions and Devices
FC 6108 — Portable Fire Extinguishers
FC 6109 — Storage of Portable LPG Containers
FC 6201 — General
FC 6202 — Definitions
FC 6203 — General Requirements
FC 6204 — Storage
FC 6205 — Handling and Use
FC 6206 — Manufacturing Restrictions
FC 6301 — General
FC 6302 — Definitions
FC 6303 — General Requirements
FC 6304 — Storage
FC 6305 — Handling and Use
FC 6306 — Liquid Oxygen for Residential Health Care Use
FC 6307 — Manufacturing Restrictions
FC 6401 — General
FC 6402 — Definitions
FC 6403 — General Requirements
FC 6404 — Storage
FC 6405 — Handling and Use
FC 6406 — Manufacturing Restrictions
FC 6501 — General
FC 6502 — Definitions
FC 6503 — General Requirements
FC 6504 — Storage, Handling and Use
FC 6505 — Manufacturing Restrictions
FC 6601 — General
FC 6602 — Definitions
FC 6603 — General Requirements
FC 6604 — Storage
FC 6605 — Handling and Use
FC 6606 — Manufacturing Restrictions
FC 6701 — General
FC 6702 — Definitions
FC 6703 — General Requirements
FC 6704 — Storage
FC 6705 — Handling and Use
FC 6706 — Manufacturing Restrictions
FC 8001 — General
FC 8002 — List of Referenced Standards
30-101 — Definitions.
30-102 — Protocols regarding weather emergencies.
30-103 — Annual snow preparedness and response report.
30-104 — Food and water access plan.
30-105 — Sheltering plan.
30-106 — Community recovery plan.
30-107 — Small business and non-profit organization recovery plan.
30-108 — Traffic management plan.
30-109 — Fuel management plan.
30-110 — Special medical needs shelters.
30-111 — Plan for outreach and recovery to vulnerable and homebound individuals.
30-112 — Emergency management plan reporting and review.
30-113 — Weather emergencies and prolonged utility outage preparedness recommendations for residential and commercial buildings.
30-114 — Localized emergency preparedness materials.
30-115 — Emergency notifications.
30-116 — Cooling center program.
30-117 — Flash flood preparedness outreach and evacuation guidance.
31-101 — Definitions.
31-102 — Employment resources.
31-103 — Veteran liaisons.
31-104 — Veterans' advisory board electronic mail addresses.
31-105 — Additional notice of public meetings of the veterans' advisory board.
31-106 — Veterans resource centers.
31-107 — Benefits counseling.
31-108 — Veterans resource guide.
31-109 — Reporting requirements.
31-110 — Outreach and engagement on issues related to higher education.
31-111 — Peer support services.
31-112 — Benefits and assistance for LGBTQ veterans.
31-113 — Demographic data collection on veterans.
31-114 — Outreach and engagement on mental health resources.
31-115 — Report on mental health services for veterans.
31-116 — Online resource tool and pamphlet for veterans.
32-101 — Definitions.
32-102 — Workers’ bill of rights.
32-201 — Definitions.
32-202 — Division; powers and duties.
32-203 — Advocate; powers and duties.
32-204 — Website and reporting.
33-101 — Definitions.
33-201 — Website and reporting.
34-101 — Legislative findings.
34-102 — Definitions.
34-201 — Truth, healing, and reconciliation process established.
34-202 — Truth and reconciliation topics and proceedings.
34-203 — Public forums.
34-204 — Public engagement.
34-205 — Special inquiries.
34-206 — Narrative report and recommendations.
34-207 — Preservation and memorialization.
34-301 — Study on reparations related to slavery and its legacies.
34-302 — Expertise required.
34-303 — Coordination.
34-304 — Monitoring of follow-up measures.
34-305 — Legal import.
1985/006 — In relation to the date of submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of submission of the preliminary expense budget statements, the …
1985/010 — In relation to reporting changes or corrections in sales and compensating use tax liability with respect to which tax credits are provided for utility tax …
1985/011 — In relation to the exclusion from entire net income for general corporation tax purposes of refunds or credits of state franchise taxes which were not …
1985/019 — In relation to the depositing of city funds in banks that have dealings with the government of the Republic of South Africa, and to amend the administrative …
1985/021 — To extend the time to file applications for correction of assessments for taxation of class one property for the year nineteen hundred eighty-five
1985/025 — In relation to information regarding redemption of beverage containers
1985/029 — In relation to dates for submission of the expense budget, expense budget hearings, approval of the expense budget by the board of estimate and council …
1985/034 — In relation to the defacement of property and the sale and possession of aerosol spray paint cans and broad tipped indelible markers, and to repeal section …
1985/038 — In relation to prohibiting the sale and possession of electronic stun guns
1985/050 — In relation to reductions of base rent for purposes of calculating the commercial rent or occupancy tax for certain taxpayers
1985/053 — In relation to authorizing the commissioner of environmental protection to install or require the installation of water meters in all new and substantially …
1985/054 — In relation to rebates on energy bills and tax credits in certain instances
1985/055 — In relation to an exemption from real property taxation for certain water-works corporations
1985/058 — In relation to the forfeiture of vehicles used for unlawful dumping in certain cases
1985/059 — In relation to a moratorium on conversion, alteration and demolition of single room occupancy multiple dwellings
1985/061 — In relation to guidelines for contracts for technical, consultant or personal services
1985/063 — In relation to increasing income levels to exempt senior citizens from rent increases
1985/064 — In relation to automatic extensions of time to file reports and returns under the city general and financial corporation taxes
1985/067 — In relation to prohibiting recovery by the city of expenses for reinstalling sidewalks which are not at legal grade under certain circumstances and, making …
1985/069 — In relation to transferring certain functions of the department of general services with respect to gas and electricity to the department of buildings, the …
1985/074 — In relation to the election by certain corporations to treat cash and certain governmental obligations as subsidiary capital pursuant to the general corporation …
1985/075 — In relation to the tow cars
1985/076 — In relation to the control of asbestos
1985/078 — In relation to the procedures for the establishment and operation of city business improvement districts
1985/087 — In relation to computing entire net income, for purposes of the city general corporation tax, without the deduction of foreign taxes and without the inclusion …
1985/092 — In relation to permissible sound levels of music
1985/097 — In relation to sidewalk obstructions
1985/098 — In relation to making eligible for a rent increase exemption senior citizens receiving public assistance who occupy a rental unit otherwise eligible for tax …
1986/002 — In relation to unlawful discriminatory practices
1986/003 — In relation to disallowing a deduction under the city general or financial corporation tax for taxes imposed under article 13-A of the tax law
1986/005 — In relation to the department of ports, international trade and commerce
1986/006 — In relation to dates for submission of the expense budget, expense budget hearings, approval of the expense budget by the board of estimate and council …
1986/010 — In relation to requiring all hospitals and medical centers in the City of New York to provide for the use of interpretation services in emergency rooms
1986/014 — In relation to awarding city contracts to small business enterprises
1986/015 — In relation to awarding city contracts to small business enterprises
1986/016 — In relation to annual disclosure of financial interests
1986/019 — In relation to a playground name, Stephen J. Murphy Playground, Borough of Queens
1986/021 — In relation to dates for approval of the expense budget by the board of estimate and council, disapproval by the mayor of certain portions of the expense budget …
1986/022 — In relation to extending the moratorium on the conversion, alteration or demolition of single room occupancy multiple dwellings and prohibiting withdrawal of …
1986/023 — In relation to extending the coverage and application of the real property transfer tax imposed by title II of chapter forty-six of such code to include …
1986/024 — In relation to requiring from owners of income-producing property income and expense statements for real property assessment purposes
1986/025 — In relation to the grace period for payment of the first installment of real estate taxes on certain parcels of real property for fiscal year nineteen hundred …
1986/026 — In relation to fees charged owners of buildings subject to the emergency tenant protection act of nineteen hundred seventy-four or the rent stabilization law of …
1986/028 — In relation to the contents of petitions to review real property tax assessments
1986/030 — In relation to expanding the coverage of the tax on coin-operated amusement devices
1986/032 — In relation to a street name, Rose Feiss Boulevard, Borough of Bronx
1986/035 — In relation to a plaza name, Jamaica Center Plaza, Borough of Queens
1986/036 — In relation to a park name, Joseph P. Addabbo Memorial Park, Borough of Queens
1986/040 — In relation to requiring city residence as a condition of employment
1986/042 — In relation to a triangle name, Benigno Aquino Triangle, Borough of Queens
1986/044 — In relation to a street name, Lenox Ave. / Rev. John P. Ladson Place, Borough of Manhattan
1986/045 — In relation to a street name, Veterans' Memorial Drive, Borough of The Bronx
1986/046 — In relation to a playground name, Juan Andino Playground, Borough of The Bronx
1986/047 — In relation to a park name, Nathan Weidenbaum Park, Borough of Queens
1986/048 — In relation to the appointment of a Tax Study Commission to investigate and report
1986/049 — In relation to a street name, West 122nd Street - Seminary Row, Borough of Manhattan
1986/050 — In relation to a park name, Dr. Ronald McNair Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1986/051 — In relation to a triangle name, Samuel Goldberg Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
1986/052 — In relation to increasing income levels to exempt senior citizens from rent increases
1986/053 — In relation to a park name, Harry Chapin Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1986/054 — In relation to a park name, Columbus Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1986/055 — In relation to civilian review of police actions
1986/056 — In relation to an oval name, Sgt. Joseph E. Schaefer Oval, Borough of Queens
1986/057 — In relation to a park name, Vinmont Veteran Park, Borough of The Bronx
1986/058 — In relation to the creation of a substance abuse task force
1986/060 — In relation to a street name, David Ben-Gurion Place, Borough of Manhattan
1986/061 — In relation to a street name, Locust Point Drive, Borough of The Bronx
1986/062 — In relation to a street name, Scott A. Gadell Place, Borough of Queens
1986/063 — In relation to requiring from owners of income-producing property income and expense statements for real property assessment purposes
1986/065 — In relation to information required to be furnished to the commissioner of finance
1986/066 — In relation to fees charged owners of buildings subject to the emergency tenant protection act of nineteen hundred seventy-four or the rent stabilization law of …
1986/067 — In relation to the grace period for payment of the first installment of real estate taxes on certain parcels of real property for fiscal year nineteen hundred …
1986/068 — In relation to the contents of petitions to review real property tax assessments
1986/069 — In relation to imposition or an additional tax on occupancy or hotel rooms
1986/070 — In relation to expanding the coverage of the tax on coin-operated amusement devices
1986/071 — In relation to extending the coverage and application of the real property transfer tax imposed by title II of chapter forty-six of such code to include …
1986/073 — In relation to extending the moratorium on the conversion, alteration or demolition of single room occupancy multiple dwellings and prohibiting withdrawal of …
1986/075 — In relation to increasing the maximum income eligibility level for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons sixty-five …
1986/076 — In relation to the regulation of for-hire vehicles
1986/077 — In relation to establishing an advisory commission for the review of compensation levels of elected officials
1986/078 — In relation to continuing the present rates of the transportation corporation tax
1986/080 — In relation to the control of asbestos
1986/081 — In relation to city contracts with companies doing business in South Africa and Namibia
1986/083 — In relation to an extension of the moratorium on conversion, alteration and demolition of single room occupancy multiple dwellings and a prohibition against the …
1987/001 — In relation to prohibiting the conversion, alteration and demolition of single room occupancy multiple dwellings during a serious public emergency
1987/002 — In relation to a park name, Joseph DiGilio Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1987/003 — In relation to a street name, Avenue C - Loisaida Avenue, Borough of Manhattan
1987/004 — In relation to a street name, 158th Street / Mabel Wayne Place, Borough of The Bronx
1987/005 — In relation to a park name, Lt. Joseph Petrosino Park, Borough of Manhattan
1987/006 — In relation to a square name, John Jay Square, Borough of Manhattan
1987/007 — In relation to a street name, East 16th Street - Buckingham Road, Borough of Brooklyn
1987/009 — In relation to prohibiting the conversion, alteration and demolition of single room occupancy multiple dwellings during a serious public emergency
1987/010 — In relation to a ballfield name, Sid Augarten Field, Borough of The Bronx
1987/011 — In relation to a street name, 67 Avenue / Lee Goldman Lane of Queens
1987/012 — In relation to a triangle name, Lost Community Civic Association Triangle, Borough of Queens
1987/015 — In relation to a bridge name, Congressman Joseph P. Addabbo Bridge, Borough of Queens
1987/017 — In relation to dates for submission of the expense budget, expense budget hearings, approval of the expense budget by the board of estimate and council …
1987/020 — In relation to the use of recycled paper by city agencies
1987/022 — In relation to a street name, Lenox Avenue / Malcolm X. Boulevard, Borough of Manhattan
1987/024 — In relation to a park name, Clement Clarke Moore Homestead Park, Borough of Queens
1987/028 — In relation to the licensing and regulation of persons engaged in towing and the disposition of certain vehicles in the custody of the property clerk and to …
1987/030 — In relation to a street name, Stickball Boulevard, Borough of The Bronx
1987/031 — In relation to a street name, St. Joseph's Way, Borough of the Bronx
1987/032 — In relation to fees for permits, certificates, tests and inspection services provided pursuant to the fire prevention code, and the definition of compressor
1987/033 — In relation to imposing a fee for the issuance of tax clearance certificates by the commissioner of finance
1987/034 — In relation to increasing annual license fees for wholesale and retail cigarette dealers under the cigarette tax imposed by chapter thirteen of title eleven …
1987/035 — In relation to increasing fees payable to the city register and the county clerk of the county of Richmond when acting as recording officer, for recording …
1987/037 — In relation to disallowing the deduction under the personal income tax on residents of the tax on petroleum businesses imposed by article thirteen-A of the tax …
1987/038 — In relation to increasing certain penalties payable in connection to tax lien foreclosure by action in rem
1987/040 — In relation to increasing fees for alteration permits, for permits to use and operate boilers and for permits to use and the inspection of elevators and other …
1987/042 — In relation to emergency response to releases of hazardous substances and the recovery of the costs thereof, including the placement of liens on real property
1987/043 — In relation to a street name, Bialystoker Place / Willett Street, Borough of Manhattan
1987/044 — In relation to a street name, Marcus Garvey Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
1987/045 — In relation to a playground name, Gene Gray Playground, Borough of Queens
1987/048 — In relation to the amount charged to owners for sidewalk reconstruction
1987/049 — In relation to requiring and permitting rebates of amounts equal to sales tax imposed pursuant to section eleven hundred seven of the tax law on the sales of …
1987/051 — In relation to a credit against the tax on unincorporated businesses imposed by chapter five of title eleven of such code and the requirements for filing …
1987/052 — In relation to reporting of contracted goods and services
1987/058 — In relation to providing facilities for people having physical disabilities
1987/062 — In relation to eliminating all but the final return filing requirements and reducing the failure to file penalty for certain tenants who are exempt from the …
1987/064 — In relation to a street name, Selwyn Avenue - Silverman Place, Borough of The Bronx
1987/066 — In relation to a square name, George and Annette Murphy Square, Borough of Manhattan
1987/067 — In relation to a relation to a street name, Marcus Garvey Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1987/068 — In relation to a relation to a street name, Colonial Avenue / Assemblyman Ralph Goldstein Avenue, Borough of Queens
1987/070 — In relation to a street name, Bulova Avenue, Borough of Queens
1988/001 — In relations to the date of submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of submission of the preliminary budget statements, the date for …
1988/002 — In relation to the regulation of smoking in enclosed public places
1988/003 — In relation to a street name, Grace Court, Borough of Queens
1988/004 — In relation to a street name, 90th Avenue / Rufus King Avenue, Borough of Queens
1988/006 — In relation to a playground name, Robert Venable Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/007 — In relation to a street name, Quisenbury Drive, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/008 — In relation to optional partial public financing of election campaigns in the city
1988/009 — In relation to a street name, Lou Auger Square, Borough of The Bronx
1988/010 — In relation to a beach name, Buono Beach, Borough of Staten Island
1988/013 — In relation to a triangle name, Sam Leggio Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/014 — In relation to a street name, Graham Avenue - Via Vespucci, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/015 — In relation to a playground name, Mary Whalen Playground, Borough of Queens
1988/016 — In relation to a street name, 157th Avenue - Msgr. McGinness Place, Borough of Queens
1988/019 — In relation to the five year plan to relieve homelessness
1988/020 — In relation to awarding city contracts to small business enterprises
1988/023 — In relation to dates for submission of the expense budget, expense budget hearings, approval of the expense budget by the board of estimate and council …
1988/024 — In relation to a square name, Woodside Viet Nam Veterans Memorial Square, Borough of Queens
1988/026 — In relation to the reporting of certain information in regard to the storage of chemicals and other hazardous substances
1988/027 — In relation to a plaza name, Brendan Byrne Plaza, Borough of Queens
1988/029 — In relation to a street name, Main Street, Borough of Manhattan
1988/032 — In relation to creating a computer and data communications services agency
1988/035 — In relation to a street name, Battery Place - Merchant Marine Veterans' Place, Borough of Manhattan
1988/036 — In relation to a street name, Rose Feiss Boulevard - Walnut Avenue, Borough of The Bronx
1988/037 — In relation to a street name, 90th Avenue / Rufus King Avenue, Borough of Queens
1988/038 — In relation to a street name, 164th Place - Rev. James R. Moore Place, Borough of Queens
1988/040 — In relation to unlicensed general vendors
1988/048 — In relation to the inspection of vehicles licensed by the taxi and limousine commission and to repeal subdivisions m and n of section 19-505 and section 19-510 …
1988/056 — In relation to a playground name, Thomas Greene Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/059 — In relation to a street name, Jewel Avenue / Harry Van Arsdale, Jr. Avenue, and 69th Road / Harry Van Arsdale, Jr. Avenue, Borough of Queens
1988/062 — In relation to the publication of formal hearing determinations or decisions rendered by the commissioner of finance in certain tax cases
1988/064 — In relation to a street name, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Borough of The Bronx
1988/066 — In relation to a square name, Tina Zaffuto Square, Borough of The Bronx
1988/067 — In relation to increasing maximum income levels to $15,000 to exempt senior citizens from rent increases
1988/068 — In relation to a square name, Detective Anthony J. Venditti Square, Borough of Queens
1988/069 — In relation to a street name, 45th Avenue / Charles E. Tennant Place, Borough of Queens
1988/070 — In relation to a square name, Bryant Square, Borough of Queens
1988/074 — In relation to making certain technical corrections to chapter two of title fifteen thereof pertaining to fines and penalties for violations of such title and …
1988/078 — In relation to a street name, Cable Way, Borough of Staten Island
1988/079 — In relation to a playground name, Jessie and Charles Dome Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/080 — In relation to a playground name, Nicholas A. Brizzi Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1988/081 — In relation to a corner name, Charles Ludlam Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1988/082 — In relation to a park name, Police Officer Edward Byrne Park, Borough of Queens
1988/083 — In relation to a street name, 217th Street / Little Neck Boulevard, Borough of Queens
1988/085 — In relation to continuing the present rates of the transportation corporation tax
1989/002 — In relation to the date of submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of submission of the preliminary budget statements, the date for …
1989/004 — In relation to the optional partial financing of election campaigns in the city
1989/005 — In relation to enhancing the powers of the police commissioner with respect to public nuisances
1989/006 — In relation to enhancing the powers of the police commissioner with respect to public nuisances
1989/007 — In relation to a corner name, Fr. Mancini Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1989/008 — In relation to a corner name, Educational Alliance Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1989/009 — In relation to a square name, Colonel Donald Cook Square, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/010 — In relation to imposing a civil penalty for the sale or possession of certain controlled substances
1989/012 — In relation to a square name, Rev. Patrick De S. Walker Square, Borough of The Bronx
1989/013 — In relation to a ballfield name, P.O. Christopher Hoban Ballfields, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/014 — In relation to renaming the department of ports, international trade and commerce as the department of ports and trade, and in relation to the jurisdiction of …
1989/015 — In relation to a ballfield name, Michael J. Buczek Ballfield, Borough of Manhattan
1989/016 — In relation to a street name, Lloyd George Sealey Square, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/017 — In relation to a plaza name, Casey Stengel Plaza, Borough of Queens
1989/018 — In relation to the creation of a department of Youth Services
1989/019 — To amend the administrative code of the city of New York, to provide for the mandatory recycling of recyclable solid waste materials
1989/020 — In relation to a street name, Frank S. Lanzilli Walk, Borough of The Bronx
1989/021 — In relation to a street name, John J. Clavin Place, Borough of Manhattan
1989/022 — In relation to a triangle name, James Bogardus Triangle, Borough of Manhattan
1989/023 — In relation to a street name, Christopher Street / Stonewall Place, Borough of Manhattan
1989/026 — In relation to a street name, McKinley Avenue - John Mullally Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/027 — In relation to a square name, James J. Creegan Square, Borough of Queens
1989/028 — In relation to dates for submission of the expense budget, expense budget hearings, approval of the expense budget by the board of estimate and council …
1989/031 — In relation to the dates of submission of a proposed expense budget and budget message, the certification of debt and reserves, and submission of a proposed …
1989/033 — In relation to a square name, Drumgoole Square, Borough of Manhattan
1989/034 — In relation to a street name, White Plains Road - Thomas J. Brown Mall, Borough of The Bronx
1989/035 — In relation to a playground name, Thelma Martinez Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/036 — In relation to street names, Schaeffer Street - Hallelujah Way and Covert Street - Joy Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/037 — In relation to a corner name, Sugar Ray Robinson Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1989/039 — In relation to prohibiting privately-operated apartment building incinerators
1989/041 — In relation to a square name, Pierre Toussaint Square, Borough of Manhattan
1989/042 — In relation to the city administrative procedure act and to make other related corrections
1989/043 — In relation to a playground name, Virginia T. Flanagan Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/044 — In relation to the creation of a department of youth services, and to repeal chapter two of title nine of the administrative code of the city of New York
1989/045 — In relation to a sidewalk name, Langston Hughes Walk, Borough of Queens
1989/046 — In relation to civil liability of vehicle owners to traffic control signal violations and providing for the expiration of such provisions upon the expiration of …
1989/047 — In relation to the period for which a discount will be allowed for prepayment of real property taxes and the grace period for payment of real property taxes …
1989/050 — In relation to certain license and transfer fees charged by the taxi and limousine commission
1989/052 — In relation to prohibiting discrimination based on alienage or citizenship status
1989/053 — In relation to a street name, East 91st Street - James Cagney Place, Borough of Manhattan
1989/054 — In relation to a repeal of a plaza name, Gulf and Western Plaza, Borough of Manhattan
1989/058 — In relation to extending the coverage of the real property transfer tax imposed by chapter 21 of title 11 of such code to certain additional transfers of shares …
1989/061 — In relation to raising revenue by imposing certain taxes authorized by article twenty-nine of the tax law on certain sales of interior decorating and designing …
1989/062 — In relation to interest on real estate taxes on property having an assessed valuation of two hundred fifty thousand dollars or less
1989/065 — In relation to a corner name, Tiananmen Square Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1989/068 — In relation to a street name, Green Street - George Apen Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/069 — In relation to a street name, Graham Avenue - Via Vespucci, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/070 — In relation to a park name, Vincent F. Albano Jr. Park, Borough of Manhattan
1989/071 — In relation to a street name, Mount Carmel Place, Borough of Manhattan
1989/072 — In relation to a triangle name, Irving Schloss Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/073 — In relation to a playground name, Joe Galapo Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/074 — In relation to a street name, East 112th Street / Tony Mendez Place, Borough of Manhattan
1989/077 — In relation to an area name, Park Circle – Machate Circle, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/079 — In relation to a square name, Rita Brady Square, Borough Queens
1989/083 — In relation to the term of vehicle licenses issued by the taxi and limousine commission
1989/084 — In relation to the terms and dates of expiration of licenses issued by the commissioner of consumer affairs
1989/086 — In relation to licensing and regulation of for-hire vehicles
1989/088 — In relation to penalties and taxicab owner liability for violations of chapter five of title nineteen thereof and enforcement by the Taxi and Limousine …
1989/089 — In relation to the operation of horse drawn cabs
1989/090 — In relation to the seizure and forfeiture of vehicles subject to the jurisdiction of the taxi and limousine commission which are operated without the …
1989/093 — In relation to the date of submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of issuance by the mayor of the preliminary statement as to maximum …
1989/100 — In relation to installation and support of No-Hub type soil pipe, fittings and couplings
1989/104 — In relation to mandatory drug testing of school system conveyance drivers
1989/107 — In relation to awarding city contracts to small business enterprises and to repeal subdivision b of section 6-108.2 of such code relating to requirements …
1989/108 — In relation to a park name, Maria Hernandez Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/109 — In relation to a square name, Frank Simeone Square, Borough of The Bronx
1989/110 — In relation to a street name, Independence Avenue - Bingham Road, Borough of The Bronx
1989/111 — In relation to a street name, Richardson Street - St. Cono Strada, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/112 — In relation to licensing and the regulation of general vendors
1989/114 — In relation to a street name, 91st Avenue - P.O. Edward Byrne Avenue, Borough of Queens
1989/115 — In relation to a park name, Frederick Cabbell Park, Borough of Queens
1989/117 — In relation to the age requirement for certificates of fitness for transporting certain materials
1989/119 — In relation to a street name, 10th Avenue / John P. Devaney Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1989/121 — In relation to a playground name, Judge Seabury Playground, Borough of Manhattan
1989/122 — In relation to a street name, 110th Avenue / Brinkerhoff Avenue, Borough of Queens
1990/001 — In relation to increasing the graduated income eligibility level for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons …
1990/002 — In relation to a street name, Summit Street / Monsignor Del Vecchio Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/003 — In relation to a street name, Sherif S. Byrd Place, Borough of The Bronx
1990/004 — In relation to a street name, Skillman Avenue - Lewis Mumford Way Borough of Queens
1990/005 — In relation to a playground name, Joseph Di Napoli Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/007 — In relation to a street name, West 64th Street - John Lawe Street, Borough of Manhattan
1990/008 — In relation to a park name, Samuel N. Bennerson Park, Borough of Manhattan
1990/010 — In relation to a street name, Needham Avenue - Cardinal Spellman Place, Borough of The Bronx
1990/011 — In relation to the date of the date of submission by the borough presidents of proposed modifications of the preliminary budget, the date of submission by the …
1990/012 — In relation to a square name, Rev. Edler G. Hawkins Square, Borough of The Bronx
1990/013 — In relation to a recreational complex, Aileen B. Ryan Recreational Complex, Borough of The Bronx
1990/014 — In relation to a corner name, Bertha Keller Corner, Borough of The Bronx
1990/015 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of the proposed executive capital budget and capital program, the date of submission by the mayor of the …
1990/016 — In relation to the creation of a temporary commission on childhood and child caring programs
1990/018 — In relation to providing care, assistance and shelter to homeless families
1990/020 — In relation to a street name, West 63rd Street - George Balanchine Way, Borough of Manhattan
1990/021 — In relation to a street name, East 207th Street - Monsignor John C. McCarthy Place, Borough of The Bronx
1990/022 — In relation to a square name, Msgr. John A. Steltz Square, Borough of The Bronx
1990/023 — In relation to increasing the powers of the fire commissioner and buildings commissioner to abate public nuisances, and increasing the penalties for violations …
1990/024 — In relation to a triangle name, Jacob Riis Triangle, Borough of Queens
1990/026 — In relation to a corner name, Joseph Doherty Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1990/027 — In relation to prohibiting the distribution of tobacco products at less than basic cost in public places and at public events
1990/028 — In relation to a park name, Thomas J. Cuite Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/029 — In relation to a park name, Detective Joseph Mayrose Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/030 — In relation to the grace period for payment without interest of the first installment of real property taxes for the fiscal year of the city commencing July 1 …
1990/031 — In relation to requiring the department of sanitation to implement a citywide enforcement routing system and to repeal section 16-118.1 relating to a short-term …
1990/034 — In relation to the appointment of the city sheriff
1990/040 — In relation to regulation of the use of piers or land as non-putrescible solid waste transfer stations and putrescible solid waste transfer stations, transfer …
1990/041 — In relation to changing the days on which the Council can meet to fix the tax rates
1990/045 — In relation to the use of daily compounding in computing interest on late payments of real property taxes, water and sewer charges, and other charges related to …
1990/047 — In relation to the use of daily compounding in computing interest on late payments of real property taxes, water and sewer charges, and other charges related to …
1990/048 — In relation to the creation of a vessel regulation zone
1990/049 — In relation to the depositing of city funds in banks doing business in South Africa, and to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation …
1990/052 — In relation to a sidewalk name, William Cooper Walk, Borough of Queens
1990/053 — In relation to a square name, Msgr. John T. Egan Square, Borough of Queens
1990/054 — In relation to the date of submission by the borough presidents of borough strategic policy statements, the dates of submission by the mayor of the preliminary …
1990/055 — In relation to a corner name, Helen Mastromauro Corner, Borough of Queens
1990/056 — In relation to an area name, Irving Newman Circle, Borough of Queens
1990/057 — In relation to a street name, Thomas S. Boyland, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/058 — In relation to a park name, Frances Hamburger Sternberg Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/059 — In relation to a square name, Senator Abraham Bernstein Square, Borough of The Bronx
1990/060 — In relation to a street name, E. 223rd Street - Juanita H. Miner Street, Borough of The Bronx
1990/061 — In relation to a square name, Ben Kimmel Square, Borough of The Bronx
1990/064 — In relation to enhanced enforcement against vendors operating in violation of the law
1990/066 — In relation to a street name, East 70th Street - United Jerusalem Place, Borough of Manhattan
1990/067 — In relation to prohibiting the distribution of tobacco products through vending machines in public places
1990/069 — In relation to simplifying the requirements of the campaign finance program for city elections
1990/070 — In relation to the licensing of sidewalk cafes and the review and approval of revocable consents for sidewalk cafes
1990/071 — In relation to the powers and duties of the department of telecommunications and the department of environmental protection with respect to energy policies and …
1990/072 — In relation to a street name, Cathedral Place - Father James F. Hinchey C.O. Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/073 — In relation to a street name, Lydig Avenue - Nat Nevins Lane, Borough of The Bronx
1990/074 — In relation to a park name, Raoul Wallenberg Park, Borough of The Bronx
1990/075 — In relation to a triangle name, Ruth E. Wittenberg Triangle, Borough of Manhattan
1990/076 — In relation to tax exemption and deferral of tax payment for certain industrial and commercial properties
1990/077 — In relation to a ballfield name, P.O. Jeff B. Herman Ballfield, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/080 — In relation to a street name, 40th Street / Finlandia Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/081 — In relation to a street name, West 140th Street - Alphonso B. Deal Street, Borough of Manhattan
1990/082 — In relation to business improvement districts
1990/083 — In relation to a street name, Livingston Street - Street of the Bravest, Borough of Brooklyn
1990/084 — In relation to annual disclosure of financial interests
1991/001 — In relation to a playground name, Albert Lysander Parham Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1991/002 — In relation to the regulation and harboring of dangerous dogs
1991/004 — In relation to a street name, East 113th Street - Our Lady Queen of Angels Place, Borough of Manhattan
1991/009 — In relation to a square name, Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square, Borough of The Bronx
1991/010 — In relation to the licensing of sidewalk cafes and the review and approval of revocable consents for sidewalk cafes
1991/011 — In relation to the accounting for revenues and expenditures associated with the safe streets - safe city omnibus criminal justice program
1991/012 — To provide for the levy and collection of additional real property taxes for fiscal year 1991
1991/016 — In relation to the release by the city of property acquired by in rem tax foreclosure
1991/018 — In relation to the date by which the Compilation of city rules is required to be published and to make certain conforming and clarifying changes in relation to …
1991/022 — In relation to a street name, Parker Street - Father Martin Dolan Place, Borough of The Bronx
1991/023 — In relation to a triangle name, Judge Hockert Triangle, Borough of Queens
1991/024 — In relation to a park name, Catharine Turner Richardson Park, Borough of Queens
1991/025 — In relation to a playground name, Vito P. Battista Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1991/026 — In relation to conforming provisions of state and local law on rent increase exemptions for low income elderly persons
1991/028 — In relation to the Temporary Commission on Social Clubs
1991/029 — In relation to a street name, Worth Street - Justice John M. Harlan Way, Borough of Manhattan
1991/031 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
1991/032 — In relation to a park name, Captain Manuel Rivera, Jr. Park, Borough of The Bronx
1991/034 — In relation to requiring certain vendors of city procurement contracts to comply with the MacBride Principles
1991/035 — In relation to a ballfield name, Sean Healy Field, Borough of The Bronx
1991/036 — In relation to a street name, Lewis Avenue - Dr. Sandy F. Ray Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1991/037 — In relation to extending the deadline for filing financial disclosure statements for city employees called to active military service during Operation Desert …
1991/039 — In relation to the human rights law
1991/041 — In relation to the creation of a consumer bill of rights regarding tax preparers
1991/043 — In relation to a triangle name, Rev. Henry J. McCormack Triangle, Borough of Queens
1991/044 — In relation to a street name, Nick LaPorte Place, Borough of Staten Island
1991/045 — In relation to a street name, Crown Street - Medgar Evers Lane, Borough of Brooklyn
1991/046 — In relation to a park name, Keith L. Williams Park, Borough of Queens
1991/049 — In relation to the consolidation of the board of standards and appeals with the office of administrative trials and hearings, the assignment to the department …
1991/050 — In relation to authorizing the department of environmental protection to regulate private sewage disposal
1991/052 — In relation to increasing the annual license fee for wholesale cigarette dealers
1991/053 — In relation to increasing fees payable to the city register and the county clerk of Richmond county for recording certain instruments
1991/061 — In relation to the consolidation of the office of economic development, the department of ports and trade, the office of labor services and the office of …
1991/063 — In relation to the grace period for payment without interest of the first installment of real properly lax for the fiscal year of the city commencing on July 1 …
1991/064 — In relation to increasing the rate of the city minimum personal income tax and imposing an additional tax under the city personal income tax
1991/065 — In relation to the duties of assessors in assessing real property
1991/068 — In relation to a street name, Lafayette Avenue - John T. Briggs Place, Borough of The Bronx
1991/069 — In relation to a park name, Bill Rainey Memorial Park, Borough of The Bronx
1991/070 — In relation to the establishment of the hardship appeals panel and the procedure for such panel's review of determinations of the landmarks preservation …
1991/077 — In relation to the duration of the increased rate of the city minimum personal income tax and the additional tax under the city personal income tax
1991/078 — In relation to the prohibition of the possession or disposition of assault weapons and civil and criminal penalties and exemptions in connection therewith …
1991/080 — In relation to a playground name, Mary O'Connor Playground, Borough of Manhattan
1991/081 — In relation to the provision of a retirement incentive for certain employees of the City of New York
1991/084 — In relation to item pricing in retail stores
1991/086 — In relation to a sidewalk name, Nathan K. Davis Walk, Borough of The Bronx
1991/087 — In relation to a playground name, P.O. William Gunn, Jr. Park, Borough of Queens
1991/088 — In relation to a plaza name, Congressman Alfred E. Santangelo Plaza, Borough of The Bronx
1991/090 — In relation to a park name, Detective Keith L. Williams Park, Borough of Queens
1991/092 — In relation to a street name, East 17th Street - Dvorak Place, Borough of Manhattan
1991/094 — In relation to an enhanced 911 telephone surcharge
1991/095 — In relation to a street name, Marcy Avenue - Rev. Gardner C. Taylor Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1991/096 — In relation to a square name, Betty Brady Square, Borough of The Bronx
1991/097 — In relation to a street name, Paulding Avenue - Rev. W.P. Johnson Place, Borough of The Bronx
1991/098 — In relation to a corner name, Mike Quill Corner, Borough of The Bronx
1991/099 — In relation to the operation of cranes and derricks without required licenses and permits
1991/100 — In relation to a park name, Anthony R. Gaeta Park, Borough of Staten Island
1992/004 — In relation to a street name, Highland Boulevard - Vito P. Battista Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/008 — In relation to increasing the graduated income eligibility level for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons …
1992/009 — In relation to the establishment of a senior citizens bill of rights
1992/012 — In relation to the availability of resuscitation equipment in certain public places
1992/013 — In relation to advertising the availability of taxicab and for-hire vehicle services
1992/014 — In relation to reporting the results and providing for the expiration of such program
1992/015 — In relation to a street name, Bainbridge Avenue - Mt. St. Ursula Place, Borough of The Bronx
1992/016 — In relation to a sidewalk name, Kevin Kane Walk, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/017 — In relation to a plaza name, Bishop Washington Plaza, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/024 — In relation to a playground name, Mary O'Connor Playground, Borough of Manhattan
1992/025 — In relation to a triangle name, Marine Major Eugene T. McCarthy Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/026 — In relation to a square name, Jack Hastings Square, Borough of Queens
1992/028 — In relation to the naming and renaming of streets and parks
1992/029 — In relation to a triangle name, The Father Patrick Kenny Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/030 — In relation to a street name, Regis Philbin Avenue, Borough of The Bronx
1992/031 — In relation to a square name, Timothy R. Sullivan Square, Borough of The Bronx
1992/032 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Dr. John W. Saunders Place, Borough of Manhattan
1992/033 — In relation to a street name, Ochenta Y Siete Boulevard, Borough of The Bronx
1992/035 — In relation to a plaza name, Anthony J. Crecca, Jr. Plaza, Borough of Staten Island
1992/036 — In relation to a corner name, Nikola Tesla Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1992/037 — In relation to the date for adoption by the Council of the annual real property tax rates for the 1993 fiscal year
1992/038 — In relation to electronics stores
1992/039 — In relation to electronic or home appliance service dealers and to repeal sections 20-415 and 20-416 of such code relating to service dealer managers
1992/040 — In relation to jurisdiction of the department for the aging over the senior citizen rent increase exemption program
1992/044 — In relation to reports of the comptroller on contracts
1992/046 — In relation to a street name, Washington Street, Borough of Manhattan
1992/047 — In relation to a triangle name, S.S.G. Patbouvier E. "Bobby" Ortiz Triangle, Borough of Queens
1992/048 — In relation to a playground name, Captain Mario Fajardo Park, Borough of Queens
1992/049 — In relation to including information on lobbyists in the City's contract database
1992/050 — In relation to a street name, North Bridge Street, Borough of Staten Island
1992/051 — In relation to a street name change, Lloyd E. Dickens Place, Borough of Manhattan
1992/052 — In relation to a street name, Harry Suna Place, Borough of Queens
1992/053 — In relation to a street name, Lieutenant Thomas A. Williams Place, Borough of Queens
1992/054 — In relation to a triangle name, Ralph Hoist Triangle, Borough of The Bronx
1992/055 — In relation to the grace period for payment without interest of the first installment of real property tax for the fiscal year of the city commencing on July 1 …
1992/058 — In relation to a street name, Plaza Drive, Borough of The Bronx
1992/059 — In relation to public shooting galleries
1992/060 — In relation to solid fuel dealers and weighmasters
1992/061 — To repeal subchapter 9 of chapter 2 of title 20 of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to public carts and carters
1992/062 — To repeal subchapter 2 of chapter 2 of title 20 of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to admission of children to theaters
1992/063 — To repeal subchapter 10 of chapter 2 of title 20 of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to junk dealers
1992/064 — In relation to keymakers and to repeal subdivision b of section 20-301 of such code
1992/065 — In relation to repealing the licensing requirements for stoop line stands for the shining of shoes and exempting the shining of shoes from the licensing …
1992/068 — In relation to the effective date of such local law
1992/070 — In relation to requiring security measures at automated teller machine facilities located within the city
1992/072 — To grant the authority for the submission of a Final Solid Waste Management Plan for the City of New York
1992/074 — In relation to a natural area name, Shorakapok Natural Area, Borough of Manhattan
1992/075 — In relation to the provision of a retirement Incentive for certain employees of the City of New York
1992/077 — In relation to a street name, Christopher Columbus Drive, Borough or Brooklyn
1992/078 — In relation to a street name, Police Officer Joseph C. Meaders Avenue, Borough or Brooklyn
1992/079 — In relation to a park name, John G. Scarangella Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/080 — In relation to a street name, St. Mary's Place, Borough of Manhattan
1992/081 — In relation to a park name, Seaman First Class Radioman Joseph Manna Park, Borough of Staten Island
1992/083 — In relation to tobacco products
1992/084 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Edward Eugene Jarvis Drive, Borough of Queens
1992/086 — In relation to a street name, Columbus Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/087 — In relation to private carter-collected waste
1992/088 — In relation to a playground name, Delphin Greene Playground, Borough of Queens
1992/089 — In relation to a street name, Michael Gurino Place, Borough of Queens
1992/090 — In relation to a pier name, Pat Auletta Pier, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/091 — In relation to a plaza name, Joel Samuels Plaza, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/092 — In relation to a street name, Charlie Parker Place, Borough or Manhattan
1992/094 — In relation to releasing a cooperative housing corporation or certain other grantees from liability as grantee for real property transfer tax due from the …
1992/095 — In relation to increasing the graduated income eligibility level and modifying certain other eligibility requirements for the granting of partial exemptions …
1992/096 — In relation to increasing maximum income levels to $16,500 to exempt senior citizens from rent increases
1992/097 — In relation to a playground name, William Sunners Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/098 — In relation to a square name, Richard A. Daily Square, Borough of The Bronx
1992/099 — In relation to an application for a waiver from the requirements of state legislation concerning home care services
1992/100 — In relation to a park name, Father Spyridon Macris Park, Borough of Staten Island
1992/101 — In relation to a street name, Cristoforo Colombo Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/102 — In relation to a street name, Rabbi Morris J. Block Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1992/103 — In relation to a park name, Mother Cabrini Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/001 — In relation to the establishment of a civilian complaint review board consisting of appointees who are all members of the public, and to repeal section 440 of …
1993/002 — In relation to a street name, Frank Torre Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/003 — In relation to a square name, Edward S. Lentol Square, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/004 — In relation to a street name, Louis A. Russo Terrace, Borough of Staten Island
1993/005 — In relation to a corner name, Felix Cuervo Corner, Borough of Queens
1993/013 — In relation to utilizing lead-free solder for pipe joints
1993/016 — In relation to a street name, Rabbi Israel Mowshowitz Way, Borough of Queens
1993/017 — In relation to a square name, Margaret Sanger Square, Borough of Manhattan
1993/022 — In relation to a street name, Oratory Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/023 — In relation to a street name, Dorie Miller Place, Borough of Queens
1993/024 — In relation to a street name, Shona Bailey Place, Borough of Manhattan
1993/027 — In relation to the creation or a commission to study and report on real property tax reform
1993/028 — In relation to a square name, Dominick Sicilia Square, Borough of The Bronx
1993/029 — In relation to a street name, Vincent Gardenia Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/030 — In relation to a street name, Cus D'Amato Way, Borough of Manhattan
1993/031 — In relation to a street name, Columbia Street - Abraham E. Kazan Street, Borough of Manhattan
1993/032 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, and the date of submission of recommendations by the …
1993/033 — In relation to penalties for parking violations and limiting removal of vehicles from streets to satisfy parking violation judgments
1993/040 — In relation to a street name, Mickey Carton Way, Borough of Queens
1993/042 — In relation to a street name, Leonard Bernstein Place, Borough of Manhattan
1993/043 — In relation to a street name, Isaac Bashevis Singer Boulevard, Borough of Manhattan
1993/045 — In relation to applying certain restrictions to general vendors who exclusively vend written matter
1993/047 — In relation to a sunset provision included in legislation on family day care
1993/051 — In relation to creating a department of homeless services the function of which will be to provide transitional housing and services to homeless families and …
1993/054 — In relation to the establishment of fees in connection with the filing of facility inventory forms
1993/057 — In relation to the removal of vehicles from streets to satisfy parking violation judgments
1993/058 — In relation to the removal of vehicles from streets to satisfy parking violation judgments
1993/060 — In relation to a triangle name, Michael Crescenzo Triangle, Borough of The Bronx
1993/061 — In relation to a street name, Leon Davis Street, Borough of Manhattan
1993/065 — In relation to a triangle name, Matthew S. Turner Triangle, Borough of Manhattan
1993/066 — In relation to a playground name, Margaret Carnegie Playground, Borough or Brooklyn
1993/067 — In relation to the regulation of lobbying activities
1993/071 — In relation to submission by the mayor to the city council of reports respecting the community district map
1993/075 — In relation to lifting restrictions on City business with banks, trust companies and contractors that do business In South Africa, and to repeal section 1523 of …
1993/077 — In relation to a park name, Luis R. Lopez Park, Borough or Staten Island
1993/078 — In relation to a street name, Ceferino Viera Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/079 — In relation to a square name, John McKean Square, Borough of Manhattan
1993/080 — In relation to a playground name, The Frank D. O'Connor Playground, Borough of Queens
1993/081 — In relation to a corner named Julius J. Deak Corner, Borough of Staten Island
1993/082 — In relation to a corner name, Louis DeSalvio Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1993/083 — In relation to a street name, Laverne Turner Lane, Borough or The Bronx
1993/084 — In relation to the use of compressed natural gas as a fuel for motor vehicles
1993/085 — In relation to a street name, Mickey Carton Way, Borough or Queens
1993/086 — In relation to a playground name, Phyllis Bufano Playground, Borough or The Bronx
1993/087 — In relation to a street name, Hellenic Boulevard, Borough of The Bronx
1993/088 — In relation to a street name, Helen Keller Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/089 — In relation to a street name, Irwin Altman Street, Borough or Queens
1993/090 — In relation to the operation or horse drawn cabs
1993/091 — In relation to a street name, Mary McLeod Bethune Place, Borough of Manhattan
1993/092 — In relation to the submission of risk management plans and violations of the filing requirements in relation thereto
1993/093 — In relation to a square name, Ernie Ottuso Square, Borough of The Bronx
1993/096 — In relation to a playground name, Harold Schneiderman Playground, Borough of Queens
1993/097 — In relation to establishing a new permit and fee category for a private sewage disposal system for which a permit bad been Issued by the department of health …
1993/098 — In relation to the expiration date of such program
1993/099 — In relation to a playground name, Police Officer Hilario Serrano Playground, Borough or The Bronx
1993/100 — In relation to a triangle name, Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini Triangle, Borough of Manhattan
1993/101 — In relation to a street name, Blessed Sacrament Place, Borough of Staten Island
1993/102 — In relation to a street name, Alfred Ronaldson Place, Borough of The Bronx
1993/103 — In relation to a street name, Monroe College Way, Borough of The Bronx
1993/104 — In relation to the construction, maintenance, repair, obstruction and closure of streets
1993/107 — In relation to the examination and approval of plans and the issuance of permits for the installation or alteration of plumbing and fire suppression piping …
1993/109 — In relation to technical corrections to reflect existing building alteration permit fees and conforming changes to fees for plumbing and fire suppression piping …
1993/112 — In relation to a playground name, Vincent V. Abate Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/114 — In relation to a playground name, Vincent V. Abate Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1993/115 — In relation to the licensing and regulation of commuter vans and to the adjudication of violations for unlicensed activity
1994/001 — In relation to the date of submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of issuance by the mayor of the preliminary statement as to maximum …
1994/003 — In relation to access to reproductive health care facilities
1994/005 — In relation to authorizing the preparation and submission of applications to the state commissioner of economic development for designation of four areas as …
1994/007 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
1994/010 — In relation to a street name, Fredrica L. Teer Square, Borough of Manhattan
1994/011 — In relation to a street name, National Black Theatre Way, Borough of Manhattan
1994/012 — In relation to a street name, Nicholas J. Sciarra Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1994/013 — In relation to a rink name, World War II Veterans' Memorial Rink, Borough of Staten Island
1994/014 — In relation to a street name, Mercy College Place, Borough of The Bronx
1994/015 — In relation to a street name, Police Officer Sean A. McDonald Memorial Plaza, Borough of The Bronx
1994/016 — In relation to amending a sunset provision of legislation on family daycare
1994/017 — In relation to the sale of delinquent real estate tax receivables in fiscal year 1994
1994/022 — In relation to exempting certain tenants from the commercial rent or occupancy tax imposed by chapter 7 of title 11 of such code, allowing a deduction in …
1994/024 — In relation to consolidating the department of telecommunication and energy and the computer and data communications services agency into a department of …
1994/025 — In relation to the consolidation of the parking violations bureau into the department of finance, and to repeal paragraph 16 of subdivision a of section 2903 of …
1994/026 — In relation to the grace period for payment without interest of the first installment of real property taxes for the fiscal year of the city commencing July 1 …
1994/027 — In relation to the interagency coordinating Council
1994/028 — In relation to an enhanced 911 telephone surcharge
1994/029 — In relation to the liability of owners of vehicles for failure of operator to comply with traffic-control indications
1994/035 — In relation to determination and comparison of costs and benefits of certain contracted-for services that result in city employee displacement
1994/037 — In relation to the filing of disclosure reports pursuant to the New York City campaign finance act
1994/038 — In relation to a body of water designation, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, within Central Park in the Borough of Manhattan
1994/042 — In relation to a corner name, Pamela Mascaro Corner, Borough of Queens
1994/043 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Dr. Herbert A. Bente Way, Borough of The Bronx
1994/044 — In relation to a playground name, Police Officer Nicholas DeMutiis Playground, Borough of Queens
1994/045 — In relation to a corner name, Annie Lautato's Corner, Borough of Brooklyn
1994/046 — In relation to a street name, Bill Graham's Way, Borough of Manhattan
1994/047 — In relation to increasing the graduated income eligibility level for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons …
1994/048 — In relation to a street name, Sal Saraceno Way, Borough of Queens
1994/049 — In relation to a street name, Jewish War Veterans of the USA and Ladies Auxiliary Lane, Borough of The Bronx
1994/050 — In relation to a parkhouse name, Robert Scott Acito Parkhouse, Borough of Brooklyn
1994/051 — In relation to the community district map
1995/002 — In relation to a street name, Shirley Moran Square, Borough of Queens
1995/003 — In relation to a street name, Hilda Singleton Place, Borough of The Bronx
1995/004 — In relation to a playground name, The Walter Ward Playground, Borough of Queens
1995/005 — In relation to smoking
1995/006 — In relation to a street name, Theodore Roosevelt Way, Borough of Manhattan
1995/007 — In relation to repealing the regulation of dealers in antiques who maintain no place of business within the city
1995/008 — In relation to repealing the regulation of persons who operate and manage antique expositions
1995/010 — In relation to repealing the regulation of employees of a billiard or pocket billiard room or rooms who assist or are associated with the operation or …
1995/011 — In relation to repealing the licensing requirements for open-air motion picture theatres
1995/012 — In relation to repealing the licensing requirements for public masquerade or fancy dress dances or balls
1995/013 — In relation to the establishment of an independent police investigation and audit board
1995/014 — In relation to prohibiting the operation of any general vending business or food vending business on any streets at any times
1995/016 — In relation to the date of submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of issuance by the mayor of the preliminary statement as to maximum …
1995/017 — In relation to the design and construction of buildings, structures and portions thereof to resist the effects of earthquakes
1995/018 — In relation to a street name, Henry Rivera Place, Borough of Manhattan
1995/019 — In relation to a street name, Duke Ellington Circle, Borough of Manhattan
1995/020 — In relation to requiring the submission to the city council of a comprehensive proposal for the removal or deactivation of fire department street alarm boxes
1995/023 — In relation to a square name, Eileen Duggan Square, Borough of Queens
1995/024 — In relation to the licensing of booting companies
1995/026 — In relation to a square name, Msgr. Thomas J. McCormack Square, Borough of The Bronx
1995/027 — In relation to a ramp name, Ari Halberstam Memorial Ramp, Borough of Manhattan
1995/030 — To repeal subchapter one of chapter two of title twenty of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to motion picture exhibitions
1995/031 — In relation to repealing the regulation of sight-seeing bus drivers
1995/035 — In relation to the sale of delinquent real estate tax receivables in fiscal years 1995 and 1996
1995/036 — In relation to a street name, Jimmy Young Place, Borough of Queens
1995/037 — In relation to a playground name, Parque De Los Niños, Borough of The Bronx
1995/038 — In relation to a street name, Msgr. Francis J. Dillon Place, Borough of Queens
1995/039 — In relation to a corner name, Anthony A. Ambrosini Corner, Borough of The Bronx
1995/040 — In relation to a street name, Dr. Wesley McDonald Holder Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
1995/041 — In relation to a square name, Raymond Locascio Square, Borough of The Bronx
1995/044 — In relation to a corner name, Firefighters Lawrence Fitzpatrick and Gerard Frisby Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1995/047 — In relation to a corner name, Firefighters Lawrence Fitzpatrick and Gerard Frisby Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1995/048 — In relation to a street name, Saul Weprin Street, Borough of Queens
1995/049 — In relation to a corner name, Father Alfred F. Sepe Corner, Borough of Brooklyn
1995/050 — In relation to the regulation of the fulton fish market distribution area and other seafood distribution areas
1995/051 — In relation to amending a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1995/052 — In relation to exclusion of fiscal year nineteen hundred ninety-four from expenditures for removal of snow and ice for purposes of the determination to be made …
1995/053 — In relation to consolidation of the office of the city sheriff within the department of finance and repealing chapter 44 of the New York city charter and …
1995/056 — In relation to increasing fees payable to the city register for recording certain instruments
1995/057 — In relation to accelerating the effective date of certain exemptions and a credit allowed under the commercial rent or occupancy tax imposed by chapter 7 of …
1995/058 — In relation to real property tax exemption for certain industrial and commercial properties and tax abatement of certain industrial properties
1995/059 — In relation to a corner name, Anthony Suraci Corner, Borough of The Bronx
1995/060 — In relation to a street name, Natalie Crossman Place, Borough of Queens
1995/061 — In relation to creating a department of homeless services the function of which will he to provide transitional housing and services to homeless families and …
1995/062 — In relation to a street name, Manuel de Dios Unanue Street, Borough of Queens
1995/063 — In relation to a street name, Iccey E. Newton Way, Borough of Queens
1995/064 — In relation to the recovery of expenses by the city for repairing or reinstalling sidewalks and the repeal of subdivision o of section 19-152 of such code in …
1995/065 — In relation to a street name, Hudson Guild Place, Borough of Manhattan
1995/066 — In relation to a street name, Via San Vicente Pallotti, Borough of Brooklyn
1995/067 — In relation to extending the time for the submission to the city council of a comprehensive proposal for the removal or deactivation of fire department street …
1995/068 — In relation to the issuance of permits for the installation, operation and maintenance of public pay telephones upon the streets and other inalienable property …
1995/069 — In relation to approval of the application of Rev. Melvin Jones for authorization to operate commuter van services in the Borough of The Bronx
1995/070 — In relation to approval of the application of 183 Services Inc. for authorization to increase the service area in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan in …
1995/071 — In relation to the provision of a retirement incentive for certain employees of the city of New York
1995/072 — In relation to the placement of fixed stand coin operated rides placed on sidewalks and the licensing of amusement devices, amusement arcades and amusement …
1995/073 — In relation to fire department street alarm boxes
1995/074 — In relation to the installation of food waste disposals in residential dwellings
1995/075 — In relation to the department of homeless services and coordination by such department with the department of social services
1995/076 — In relation to certain offenses classified as violations under the penal law
1995/077 — In relation to creating a department of design and construction, and, in furtherance thereof, amending procedures relating to scope of projects, review by the …
1995/079 — In relation to the towing of vehicles and the removal of accident vehicles
1995/081 — In relation to a street name, Ralph Balsamo Place, Borough of The Bronx
1995/082 — In relation to a street name, Crotona Park West, Borough of The Bronx
1995/084 — In relation to a corner name, Rocco Travaglino Corner, Borough of The Bronx
1995/085 — In relation to a street name, Korea Way, Borough of Manhattan
1995/086 — In relation to a street name, Dr. Wesley McDonald Holder Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
1995/089 — In relation to extending the deadline for the installation of outside gas service line valves
1995/090 — In relation to a street name, Yitzhak Rabin Way, Borough of Manhattan
1996/001 — In relation to increasing to $20,000 the maximum income level qualifying for exemption from rent increases granted to certain senior citizens, in relation to …
1996/002 — In relation to increasing the maximum income eligibility level for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons sixty-five …
1996/004 — In relation to a street name, Jerrold Windman Path, Borough of The Bronx
1996/005 — In relation to a square name, Major General John R. Brown Square, Borough of The Bronx
1996/008 — In relation to the submission of the mayor's preliminary management report, the date of issuance by the mayor of the preliminary statement as to maximum debt …
1996/011 — In relation to the grace period for payment without interest of the installment of real property tax with respect to certain real property that is due and …
1996/013 — In relation to the regulation of sound devices or apparatus
1996/014 — In relation to a playground name, Basil Behagen Playground, Borough of The Bronx
1996/016 — In relation to making permanent the release of a cooperative housing corporation and certain other grantees from liability as grantee for real property transfer …
1996/017 — In relation to a street name, Police Officer Francis X. Walsh Street, Borough of Manhattan
1996/018 — In relation to a street name, Captain Wayne E. Smith Place, Borough of Queens
1996/019 — In relation to a corner name, Max Gordon Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1996/021 — In relation to certain offenses classified as violations under the penal law
1996/022 — To grant the authority for the submission of an update and modification for the comprehensive solid waste management plan for the city of New York
1996/029 — In relation to a street name, William "Bill" Sicklick Place, Borough of Manhattan
1996/030 — In relation to a corner name, Thomas A. Wylie Plaza, Borough of Manhattan
1996/031 — In relation to street name, Sholom Aleichem Place, Borough of Manhattan
1996/032 — In relation to a street name, George Glee Jr.'s Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/033 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive capital budget, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
1996/035 — In relation to the distribution of fire department street alarm boxes
1996/036 — In relation to a playground name, L/CPL Thomas P. Noonan, Jr. Playground, Borough of Queens
1996/037 — In relation to tax lien foreclosure by action in rem
1996/038 — In relation to a street name, Lobster Joe Truscelli Drive, Borough of Staten Island
1996/039 — In relation to a park name, Phyllis Post Goodman Park, Borough of The Bronx
1996/040 — In relation to the grant of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain senior citizens residing in cooperative apartments
1996/041 — In relation to prepayment of real estate taxes
1996/042 — In relation to commercial waste removal
1996/044 — In relation to a corner name, Sgt. John J. Ranieri Corner, Borough of Queens
1996/045 — In relation to amending a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1996/046 — In relation to a park name, The One Room Schoolhouse Park, Borough of Queens
1996/047 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Joseph H. May Drive, Borough of Queens
1996/048 — In relation to a street name, Sr. Helen Patrick Howley Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/049 — In relation to a street name, Marie Walsh Corner, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/052 — In relation to a street name, Little Brazil Street, Borough of Manhattan
1996/053 — In relation to a street name, Lawrence Brochhausen Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/054 — In relation to a street name, Our Lady of Czestochowa Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/055 — In relation to a street name, Eugenio Maria De Hostos Boulevard, Borough of The Bronx
1996/058 — In relation to authorizing specified employees of the police department to perform traffic enforcement functions and transfer from the department of …
1996/059 — In relation to the renaming of the department of personnel as the department of citywide administrative services, and the transfer of functions from the …
1996/060 — In relation to a street name, Town Hall Way, Borough of Manhattan
1996/061 — In relation to a street name, Avenue of the Strongest, Borough of Manhattan
1996/062 — In relation to a square name, Father Owen K. Gartland Square, Borough of Staten Island
1996/064 — In relation to a street name, Daniel J. Sullivan Place, Borough of The Bronx
1996/065 — In relation to consolidating within the department of buildings certain functions performed by the department of environmental protection and the department of …
1996/066 — In relation to a street name, Ronald I. Jacobowitz Place, Borough of The Bronx
1996/068 — In relation to a street name, Amzi ("Andy") Anderson Lane, Borough of The Bronx
1996/071 — In relation to a ballfield name, Louis Valentino Jr. Ballfield, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/072 — In relation to a pier name, Louis Valentino Jr. Pier, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/073 — In relation to permissible parking for members of the clergy
1996/074 — In relation to the additional parking tax imposed on residents of Manhattan who lease their motor vehicles
1996/075 — In relation to increasing the income eligibility levels for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons, sixty-five years …
1996/076 — In relation to a street name, Adolph S. Ochs Street, Borough of Manhattan
1996/077 — In relation to approval of the application of Krystale Van Lines also identified as Krystale Van Lines Inc. for authorization to operate commuter van services …
1996/078 — In relation to provision of a retirement incentive for certain employees of the City of New York
1996/079 — In relation to establishing a prevailing wage requirement in contracts for security, temporary, cleaning and food services funded through the city treasury
1996/080 — In relation to a prohibition against certain forms of aggressive solicitation
1996/081 — In relation to creating the department of youth and community development
1996/082 — In relation to a street name, FF Peter F. McLaughlin Way, Borough of Queens
1996/083 — In relation to a street name, P.O. Chris Hoban Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/084 — In relation to a street name, Special Agent Everett E. Hatcher Place, Borough of Manhattan
1996/085 — In relation to approval of the application of Chi-Elm Transportation Services, Inc. for authorization to operate commuter van services in the Boroughs of Queens …
1996/087 — In relation to approval of the application of Fung Wah Transport Vans, Inc. for authorization to operate commuter van services in the Boroughs of Brooklyn and …
1996/089 — In relation to the towing of vehicles and the removal of accident vehicles
1996/095 — In relation to a playground name, Susan Caserta Playground, Borough of The Bronx
1996/096 — In relation to a street name, Philip D'Adamo Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/097 — In relation to a street name, Reggie Fitzgerald Triangle, Borough of Manhattan
1996/098 — In relation to a street name, Samuel D. Leidesdorf Way, Borough of Manhattan
1996/099 — In relation to a park name, Fran Brady Under-The-Tracks Playground, Borough of Brooklyn
1996/100 — In relation to the approval of the application of Ozone Commuter Van Service for authorization to operate commuter van services in the Borough of Queens
1997/005 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
1997/007 — In relation to a street name, Big Apple Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1997/008 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Frank R. Banks Lane, Borough of The Bronx
1997/009 — In relation to a street name, Lillie Mae Berry O'Garra Square, Borough of The Bronx
1997/010 — In relation to a street name, Sister Mary Irene Fitzgibbon Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1997/011 — In relation to a street name, Teddy Gleason Street, Borough of Manhattan
1997/012 — In relation to tattoo licenses
1997/020 — In relation to the towing of vehicles and the removal of accident vehicles
1997/021 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
1997/022 — In relation to a street name, Reverend James S. Wright Street, Borough of Queens
1997/023 — In relation to a street name, Kosciuszko Street, Borough of Queens
1997/024 — In relation to a street name, Leroy H. Gwirtzman Triangle, Borough of Queens
1997/025 — In relation to a square name, Grandmaster Peter Siringano Sr. Square, Borough of Staten Island
1997/026 — In relation to a street name, Via Capuchina, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/027 — In relation to the food vending business
1997/028 — In relation to the regulation of public wholesale markets
1997/029 — In relation to newsstands and to repeal the first paragraph of subdivision h of section 20-231 of such code
1997/031 — In relation to a playground name, E.M.T. Christopher J. Prescott Playground, Borough of Staten Island
1997/032 — In relation to prepayment of real estate taxes
1997/033 — In relation to the depositing of city funds in banks doing business in Burma, and to amend the administrative code of the City of New York in relation to city …
1997/035 — In relation to a street name, Joe Horvath Street, Borough of Manhattan
1997/036 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Isaac B. Crawford Avenue, Borough of The Bronx
1997/037 — In relation to a street name, Dewey Albert Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/038 — In relation to a street name, Milton Berger Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/045 — In relation to a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1997/050 — In relation to a corner name, Sergeant Finbar Devine Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1997/051 — In relation to a street name, Harry Warren Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/052 — In relation to a park name, Abe Lebewohl Park, Borough of Manhattan
1997/053 — In relation to a street name, Harvey L. Strelzin Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/054 — In relation to a square name, Melvina Headley Square, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/055 — In relation to a street name, Jonathan M. Levin Way, Borough of The Bronx
1997/057 — In relation to the regulation of shipboard gambling
1997/058 — In relation to a street name, Rocco T. Salierno Street, Borough of Queens
1997/059 — In relation to a street name, William Cooper Walk, Borough of Queens and the repeal of local law number 52 for the year 1990
1997/060 — In relation to a corner name, Manuel Mayi, Jr. Corner, Borough of Queens
1997/061 — In relation to a mall name, Patrick C. Deignan Mall, Borough of Queens
1997/064 — In relation to a street name, Bronx Walk of Fame Way, Borough of The Bronx
1997/065 — In relation to improving enforcement measures against illegal apartment conversions
1997/069 — In relation to tax lien foreclosure by action in rem
1997/071 — In relation to the installation of food waste disposals in residential buildings
1997/072 — In relation to the payment of real property taxes
1997/073 — In relation to the establishment of maximum rents
1997/074 — In relation to a plaza name, Richard Trupkin Plaza, Borough of Queens
1997/075 — In relation to a rink name, John DaSilva Memorial Park, Borough of Queens
1997/076 — In relation to a street name, Police Officer Anthony Sanchez Way, Borough of Manhattan
1997/077 — In relation to a street name, Anrea M. Blanco Walk, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/078 — In relation to disapproval of the application of Chuma Transportation Service for authorization to increase the authorized number of commuter vans in service in …
1997/079 — In relation to disapproval of the application of Early Bird Transportation, Inc., properly known as Early Bird Transportation, for authorization to operate …
1997/080 — In relation to a street name, Robert R. Tilitz Place, Borough of Queens
1997/083 — In relation to civil penalties for second, third and subsequent violations of the noise control code
1997/084 — In relation to civil penalties for second, third and subsequent violations of the noise control code
1997/085 — In relation to a street name, Police Officer Vincent Guidice Place, Borough of The Bronx
1997/086 — In relation to a street name, Monchito Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/087 — In relation to a street name, R. Lonnie Williams Place, Borough of Manhattan
1997/089 — In relation to a playground name, Lt. Federico Narvaez Tot-Lot, Borough of Brooklyn
1997/091 — In relation to the establishment of an independent police investigation and audit board
1997/093 — In relation to a corner name, Kudirat Abiola Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1997/094 — In relation to the towing of vehicles and the removal of accident vehicles
1997/096 — Relation to a street name, Reola Belfield Way, Borough of The Bronx
1997/097 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Kenneth L. Folkes Way, Borough of The Bronx
1997/099 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
1998/003 — In relation to prohibiting or restricting the advertisement and promotion of tobacco products to protect children
1998/004 — In relation to a street name, Korean War Veterans Memorial Place, Borough of Staten Island
1998/005 — In relation to the approval of the application of Just the Right Time Car Service, Inc., submitted as Just the Right Time Car Service, for the renewal of a …
1998/006 — In relation to the approval of the application of Arecibo Car Service, Inc. for the renewal of a license to operate a base station in the borough of Brooklyn
1998/007 — In relation to the approval of the application of Five Star for the renewal of a license to operate a base station in the borough of Brooklyn
1998/008 — In relation to the approval of the application of U.C. Columbus Radio Dispatch, Inc., submitted as U.S. Columbus Radio Dispatch, for the renewal of a license to …
1998/009 — In relation to the approval of the application of Finest Messenging Service, Inc., submitted as Finest Messinging Service, Inc., for the renewal of a license to …
1998/010 — In relation to the effective date of such local law and to amend the building code to eliminate criminal penalties for violations of such local law
1998/013 — In relation to authorizing a real property tax exemption for persons with disabilities whose incomes are limited due to such disabilities
1998/015 — In relation to the Senior Citizen Homeowners Exemption ("SCHE")
1998/016 — In relation to a triangle name, Russell D. Ramsey Memorial Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/017 — In relation to a street name, Louis Liotta Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/018 — In relation to a street name, Veralyne H. Hamilton Place, Borough of The Bronx
1998/020 — In relation to the civil liability of vehicle owners for traffic control signal violations and the expiration date of such program
1998/023 — In relation to eligibility of certain persons for appointment as police officers notwithstanding existing maximum age requirements
1998/027 — In relation to domestic partners
1998/028 — In relation to a square name, Zichron Kedoshim Square, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/029 — In relation to a street name, Matthew Buono Memorial Drive, Borough of Staten Island
1998/030 — In relation to a street name, Alice Austen Way, Borough of Staten Island
1998/032 — In relation to a corner name, Erasmus "Mike" Napolitano Corner, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/033 — In relation to a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1998/034 — In relation to a street name, Marjorie Richardson Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/036 — To set the current base proportions for fiscal year 1999 as required by paragraph (h) of subdivision 1 of section 1803-a of the real property tax law
1998/038 — In relation to increasing the maximum income eligibility level for the granting of partial exemptions from real property taxation to certain persons sixty-five …
1998/039 — In relation to donations accepted and expenditures made on behalf of candidates elected to certain local offices for purposes of such candidates' transition or …
1998/041 — In relation to Local Law 29 of 1997
1998/042 — In relation to a street name, Thomas Prisco Way, Borough of Staten Island
1998/043 — In relation to a street name, Brooklyn Conservatory Way, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/044 — In relation to a corner name, Vinegar Hill Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1998/045 — In relation to a street name, Col. Robert Gould Shaw's Glory Way, Borough of Staten Island
1998/046 — In relation to a street name, Bishop R.C. Lawson Place, Borough of Manhattan
1998/048 — In relation to raising matchable contributions for participating candidates in the Campaign Finance program who do not accept corporate contributions and …
1998/049 — In relation to a street name, Norman Vincent Peale Way, Borough of Manhattan
1998/050 — In relation to a corner name, Marie Smith Urban Street Academy Corner, Borough of The Bronx
1998/051 — In relation to a plaza name, Janet Cole Plaza, Borough of Queens
1998/052 — In relation to a playground name, Pat Williams Playground, Borough of Queens
1998/053 — In relation to a street name, Linton J. Cummings Square, Borough of The Bronx
1998/054 — In relation to a street name, Rev. R. D. Brown Place, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/055 — In relation to a street name, Firemen's Corner, Borough of Brooklyn
1998/056 — In relation to a street name, Blessed Edmund Rice Street, Borough of Manhattan
1999/001 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
1999/002 — In relation to a plaza name, Dr. Catherine Raschke Plaza, Borough of The Bronx
1999/003 — In relation to a street name, Pete Pascale Place, Borough of Manhattan
1999/004 — In relation to a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1999/005 — In relation to a street name, Harry Rosen Way-Cheesecake Corner, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/008 — In relation to a street name, Wes Joice Corner, Borough of Manhattan
1999/009 — In relation to a street name, Judge Benjamin F. Nolan Way, Borough of The Bronx
1999/010 — In relation to the installation of sprinkler systems and other fire protection measures in certain residential occupancies
1999/011 — In relation to a street name, Patriarchs' Way, Borough of Queens
1999/012 — In relation to a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1999/014 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Delta Cars, Inc. for a license to operate a new …
1999/015 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Carlton & Carlton, Inc. for a license to …
1999/016 — In relation to a street name, Florence Semple Way, Borough of Staten Island
1999/017 — In relation to a square name, Commissioner Lin Ze Xu Square, Borough of Manhattan
1999/018 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Wesley G. Janzen Place, Borough of The Bronx
1999/020 — In relation to standards of conduct for drivers of taxicabs and for-hire vehicles
1999/021 — In relation to a street name, Marine Corps Boulevard, Borough of Staten Island
1999/022 — In relation to a triangle name, Veterans Memorial Triangle, Borough of Queens
1999/024 — In relation to a street name, Eileen C. Dugan Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/025 — In relation to a playground name, Lou Lodati Playground, Borough of Queens
1999/026 — In relation to a bikeway/walkway name, Jerry Driscoll Walk, Borough of Manhattan
1999/027 — In relation to a park name, Lieutenant Joseph Petrosino Park, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/029 — In relation to a street name, Peace Officers Memorial Lane, Borough of The Bronx
1999/030 — In relation to a bandshell name, Sidney Jonas Bandshell, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/031 — In relation to the sale of the tobacco settlement moneys
1999/032 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Dr. Beasley Way, Borough of Staten Island
1999/033 — In relation to a ballfield name, Anthony Mosomillo Memorial Ballfields, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/034 — In relation to a street name, Anne McGarvey Way, Borough of Staten Island
1999/035 — In relation to an interchange, Police Officer Charles Oddo Interchange, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/036 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Doctor Jeremiah Fennell Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/037 — In relation to a sunset provision of legislation on family day care
1999/038 — In relation to childhood lead poisoning prevention, and to repeal subdivision h of section 27-2013 of such code
1999/042 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by T.J.'s Car Service Inc. for a license to …
1999/043 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Gold Class Radio Dispatcher Inc. for a license …
1999/045 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Midwood Wheels, Inc., also known as Midwood …
1999/047 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Do Max Corp. doing business as Highbridge Car …
1999/048 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Triple 888 Car Service Corp. also known as …
1999/049 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Malcolm Car Service, Inc. also known as Malcolm …
1999/050 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Migdal Transportation Corp. also known as …
1999/051 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Brooklyn Radio Dispatcher Inc. also known as …
1999/052 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Empire Transportation Service Inc. also known …
1999/053 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Windsor Ambulette Corp. doing business as …
1999/054 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Queens Lincoln Car & Limo Service Inc. also …
1999/055 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Ano Dos Mil Car and Limousine Service also …
1999/056 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Ivoire Car Service Inc. also known as Ivoire …
1999/057 — In relation to a street name, Walter Jonas Judah Street, Borough of Manhattan
1999/059 — In relation to a plaza, Rudy Macina Peace Memorial Plaza, Borough of The Bronx
1999/060 — In relation to a street name, St. Augustine Way, Borough of The Bronx
1999/062 — In relation to corners names, Holocaust Memorial Corners, Borough of Queens
1999/064 — In relation to a street name, George Meany Boulevard, Borough of Queens
1999/066 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by 3 Brothers Car Service Inc. for a license to …
1999/067 — In relation to a street name, Michael Griffith Street, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/068 — In relation to motor fuel storage and dispensing systems
1999/069 — In relation to a street name, Eugene McCabe Way, Borough of Manhattan
1999/070 — In relation to a street name, Langston Hughes Walk, Borough of Queens and to repeal local law number 45 for the year 1989
1999/071 — In relation to a triangle name, Barnett Newman Triangle, Borough of Manhattan
1999/075 — In relation to a plaza name, St. Patrick's Plaza, Borough of Brooklyn
1999/077 — In relation to a street name, George Gershwin Way, Borough of Manhattan
1999/078 — In relation to a playground name, Virginia Principe Playground, Borough of Queens
1999/079 — In relation to a street name, Union Square South, Borough of Manhattan
1999/080 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Frank Strassfeld Turnpike,Borough of Queens
2000/001 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2000/002 — In relation to licenses for sale of tobacco products
2000/005 — In relation to a street name, Padre Pio Way, borough of Brooklyn
2000/006 — In relation to a street name, Juan Pablo Duarte Boulevard, Borough of Manhattan
2000/007 — In relation to a triangle name, Firefighter Christopher Bopp Memorial Triangle, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/009 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Main Street Car Service for a license to …
2000/010 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Star Cruiser Limousine Inc. doing business as …
2000/011 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Staten Island Car Service, Inc. also known as …
2000/013 — In relation to the establishment of a grievance procedure for participants in the city's work experience program
2000/014 — In relation to the establishment of the transitional jobs program, a program designed to create temporary employment in the public sector and in community-based …
2000/019 — In relation to a street name, Anthony Baez Place, Borough of The Bronx
2000/020 — In relation to a corner name, Julio Rivera Corner, Borough of Queens
2000/021 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Dr. William A. Tieck Way, Borough of The Bronx
2000/022 — In relation to a street name, Monsignor Frank Bulovas Avenue, Borough of Queens
2000/023 — In relation to a traffic circle, Cespino - Russo Memorial Circle, Borough of Staten Island
2000/024 — In relation to a street name, Chief Patrick Brennan Way, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/027 — In relation to a street name, Ellsworth Avenue, Borough of Staten Island
2000/029 — To amend the charter of the city of New York to establish a system to distribute voter registration forms at certain agencies
2000/031 — In relation to certain subsidized child care services
2000/032 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Arthur D. Phillips Place, Borough of Staten Island
2000/033 — In relation to a street name, Gershwin Way, Borough of Manhattan and the repeal of local law number 77 for the year 1999
2000/034 — In relation to a corner name, W. Haywood Burns Corner, Borough of Manhattan
2000/035 — In relation to a park name, Joe Sabba Park, and a plaza name, Veterans Memorial Plaza, Borough of Queens
2000/036 — In relation to a street name, Bravo Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/037 — In relation to a corner name, Louis Tuzzio Corner, Borough of The Bronx
2000/038 — In relation to a street name, Raul Vasquez Jr. Place, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/039 — In relation to a street name, Police Officer Harry Ryman Place, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/040 — In relation to a street name, Commodore John Barry Boulevard, Borough of Staten Island
2000/041 — In relation to a street name, Laveria A. Ross Place, Borough of The Bronx
2000/042 — In relation to a street name, Avenida Carlos D. Ramirez, Borough of The Bronx
2000/043 — In relation to a street name, Mario DiPinto Lane, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/044 — In relation to a street name, Brewers Row, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/045 — In relation to a street name, Governor Felix Watt IV Place, Borough of The Bronx
2000/046 — In relation to a street name, Thomas E. Brown Avenue, Borough of The Bronx
2000/047 — In relation to a street name, Edward Fowley Way, Borough of Queens
2000/049 — In relation to a street name, Tito Puente Way, Borough of Manhattan
2000/051 — In relation to provision of a retirement incentive for certain employees of the city of New York
2000/053 — In relation to a street name, Joe Austin Way, Borough of Queens
2000/054 — In relation to a triangle name, Christopher Postiglione Triangle, Borough of Queens
2000/055 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Dr. Freddie M. Foy Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/056 — In relation to a street name, Designers Way, Borough of Manhattan
2000/057 — In relation to a street name, Decorators Way, Borough of Manhattan
2000/058 — In relation to a street name, Kevin Mahon Avenue, Borough of Queens
2000/059 — In relation to four street names, East 21st Street / Kenmore Place, East 22nd Street/Elmore Place, East 23rd Street/Delamere Place and East 24th …
2000/060 — In relation to a street name, Edward A. Stevenson Boulevard, Borough of The Bronx
2000/061 — In relation to a street name, Dr. John Henrik Clarke Place, Borough of Manhattan
2000/062 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the Taxi and Limousine Commission to approve an application by Easy-Way Corporation doing business as …
2000/063 — In relation to a street name, Paul O'Dwyer Way, Borough of Manhattan
2000/064 — In relation to a street name, Way of the Finest, Borough of The Bronx
2000/065 — In relation to a street name, Louis Graziuso Sr. Drive, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/066 — In relation to a street name, Charles E. Inniss Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
2000/069 — In relation to the inclusion of Gold Star Parents for purposes of eligibility for the alternative exemption for veterans from real property taxation in …
2000/070 — In relation to the real property tax exemption for persons with disabilities whose incomes are limited due to such disabilities
2000/071 — In relation to tax exemptions for low-income elderly persons
2000/072 — To grant the authority for the submission of a modification for the comprehensive solid waste management plan for the city of New York
2000/074 — In relation to requiring a comprehensive study of the commercial solid waste management system within New York city
2001/001 — To amend the administrative code of the city of New York, to prohibit employment discrimination against victims of domestic violence
2001/004 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2001/008 — In relation to a corner name, Maude Steiner Corner, Borough of The Bronx
2001/009 — In relation to a street name, Denos D. Vourderis Place, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/010 — In relation to a street name, Gil Hodges Way, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/011 — In relation to a street name, Bernard Baruch Way, Borough of Manhattan
2001/014 — In relation to the regulation of outdoor advertising and repealing subdivision 10 of section 26-126.4 of such code in relation thereto
2001/015 — In relation to discrimination by city contractors
2001/017 — In relation to banning gauges that use mercury to test gas piping, drainage and vent systems and banning the sale of such mercury gauges and replacement mercury
2001/018 — In relation to collective bargaining involving the uniformed forces in the city of New York
2001/019 — In relation to collective bargaining involving the uniformed forces in the city of New York
2001/020 — In relation to the procurement of apparel and textile services by city agencies
2001/021 — In relation to campaign financing
2001/022 — In relation to a street name, P.O. Kenneth Hansen Way, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/023 — In relation to a street name, Andrew Robinson Place, Borough of The Bronx
2001/024 — In relation to a street name, John Cardinal O'Connor Way, Borough of Manhattan
2001/025 — In relation to a street name, Ray Cilento Place, Borough of The Bronx
2001/026 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Charles Britt Way, Borough of The Bronx
2001/027 — In relation to a street name, Rev. Ruben Dario Colon Place, Borough of The Bronx
2001/028 — In relation to the fees to be paid to the impartial members of the board of collective bargaining other than the director
2001/029 — In relation to a street name, Pat Mazzoli Way, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/030 — In relation to a street name, Officer Gabriel Vitale and Officer Anthony J. Abruzzo, Jr. Place, Borough of Queens
2001/033 — In relation to a corner name, Joseph W. Queen Corner, Borough of Queens
2001/034 — In relation to a street name, Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Borough of Queens
2001/035 — In relation to the assessment of commercial buildings
2001/036 — In relation to the sale of tax liens and tax lien foreclosure by action in rem and the collection of annual rent stabilization fees
2001/040 — In relation to a street name, Reverend Dr. Hylton L. James Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/043 — In relation to a street name, Anna Marie Blinn Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/044 — In relation to granting J-51 tax benefits for the installation of submetering systems for cooperatives and condominiums
2001/045 — In relation to a street name, Herb Rosenblatt Place, Borough of The Bronx
2001/046 — In relation to a park name, Nicholas Naquan Heyward, Jr. Park, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/048 — In relation to a street name, Ed Rogowsky Way, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/049 — In relation to a corner name, John Bigelow Plaza, Borough of Manhattan
2001/050 — In relation to a street name, Eugene R. Romano Lane, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/052 — In relation to a street name, Dyker Heights Boulevard, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/054 — In relation to a street name, Guild For Exceptional Children Way, Borough of Brooklyn
2001/056 — In relation to a corner name, C.O. George Motchan Corner, Borough of Staten Island
2001/058 — In relation to the extension of land use review periods under the New York city charter and administrative code
2001/060 — In relation to naming twelve public thoroughfares and public places, Almetha M. Reed Place, Borough of The Bronx, Sonny Ressel Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn …
2001/061 — In relation to a park name, Peter Chahales Park, Borough of Queens
2001/062 — In relation to a corner name, St. Rocco's Place, Borough of Queens
2001/063 — In relation to a corner name, Bernard H. Mendik Corner, Borough of Manhattan
2001/064 — In relation to the electrical code and repealing sections 27-3004, 27-3011, 27-3012 and subchapter two of chapter three of title twenty-seven of the …
2001/065 — In relation to a park name, John V. Lindsay Park, Borough of Manhattan
2001/066 — In relation to a street name, Lee Strasberg Way, Borough of Manhattan
2001/067 — In relation to a street name, Father Mychal F. Judge Street, Borough of Manhattan
2001/068 — In relation to naming sixteen public thoroughfares and public places, Rev. William E. Gardner Place, Borough of Queens, Rev. Frederick Sutter and Rev. Carl …
2001/069 — In relation to a street name, Lewis Rudin Way, Borough of Manhattan
2001/071 — In relation to naming eleven public thoroughfares and public places, Harold Rapkin Plaza, Borough of The Bronx, The Ramblersville-Hawtree Memorial Bridge …
2001/074 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2001/077 — In relation to the effective date of amendments concerning the board of health
2001/080 — In relation to a street name, Christopher Santora Place, Borough of Queens
2001/081 — In relation to naming ten public thoroughfares and public places, Kevin F. Conroy Ballfield at Greenwood Playground, Borough of Brooklyn, Ilka Tanya Payan …
2001/082 — In relation to a square name, Deputy Inspector Anthony J. Falco Square, Borough of Brooklyn
2002/001 — In relation to the publication and distribution of materials detailing public health insurance options
2002/003 — In relation to gender-based discrimination
2002/006 — In relation to authorizing an application to revise the boundaries of the South Jamaica empire zone
2002/007 — In relation to authorizing an application to revise the boundaries of the North Shore empire zone
2002/010 — In relation to increasing the rate of tax on cigarettes
2002/011 — In relation to the collection of designated recyclable materials
2002/012 — In relation to full-service shelters housing lost, stray or homeless animals
2002/013 — In relation to the date by which if the expense budget has not been adopted, the expense budget adopted as modified for the current fiscal year shall be deemed …
2002/015 — In relation to a surcharge on wireless communications service for the purpose of funding public safety communications networks
2002/017 — In relation to disallowing, for purposes of the city general corporation tax, banking corporation tax and unincorporated business income tax, certain additional …
2002/018 — In relation to provision of a temporary retirement incentive for certain employees of the city of New York
2002/019 — In relation to naming thirteen public thoroughfares and public places, Harriet Tubman Square, Borough of Manhattan, Harriet Tubman Avenue, Borough of Manhattan …
2002/020 — In relation to the preparation of reports on city waterfront property and citywide needs
2002/023 — In relation to newsracks
2002/024 — In relation to the recognition of marriages that are not recognized by the state of New York, domestic partnerships, and civil unions, lawfully entered into in …
2002/025 — In relation to the Chinatown/Lower East Side empire zone
2002/026 — In relation to requiring the installation of fire sprinklers in connection with the below-grade storage of flammable and combustible mixtures in mercantile …
2002/027 — In relation to qualifications for the office of Council Member
2002/028 — In relation to naming eighty-one public thoroughfares and public places, Martin J. Egan, Jr. Corner, Borough of Staten Island, Lt. Steven J. Bates Street …
2002/031 — In relation to the real property tax exemption for persons with disabilities whose incomes are limited due to such disabilities
2002/036 — In relation to prohibiting the City from doing business with institutions that engage, directly or indirectly, in predatory lending practices, and to regulate …
2002/037 — In relation to the procurement of energy efficient products
2002/039 — In relation to displaced building service workers
2002/040 — To provide for the levy and collection of additional real property taxes for fiscal year 2003
2002/041 — In relation to the electrical code and repealing section 23 of local law 64 for the year 2001, relating to the electrical code
2002/047 — In relation to the prohibition of smoking in public places and places of employment
2003/004 — In relation to tax exemptions for low-income elderly persons
2003/006 — In relation to naming ninety-seven thoroughfares and public places, Steven "Bells" Belson Beach Way, Borough of Queens, Danny Pesce Place, Borough of Staten …
2003/007 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2003/008 — In relation to sidewalk cafes, and to repeal subdivisions (c), (d) and (l) of section 20-226 of such code
2003/011 — In relation to requiring that official publications of city agencies be submitted in electronic format to the department of records and information services and …
2003/012 — In relation to strengthening and clarifying the Campaign Finance Act
2003/013 — In relation to the acceptance of campaign contributions subsequent to the date of election from previous contributors for the purpose of debt repayment
2003/014 — In relation to naming thirty-nine thoroughfares and public places, Jack Fitzgerald Parkway, Borough of Queens, Rabbi Joseph Weiss Avenue, Borough of Queens …
2003/015 — In relation to naming twenty-four thoroughfares and public places, Clyde Frazier, Jr. Boulevard, Borough of Manhattan, Keith Glascoe Street, Borough of …
2003/022 — In relation to the custody and control of city records of historical, research, cultural or other important value
2003/023 — In relation to education and training for public assistance recipients
2003/026 — In relation to the administration of emergency contraception to rape victims in emergency departments
2003/032 — In relation to the displaying of the POW/MIA flag
2003/033 — In relation to the standards of conduct of employment agencies and employers of domestic or household employees placed by employment agencies
2003/034 — In relation to naming eighty thoroughfares and public places, Chief John Moran Way, Borough of Queens, Firefighter Thomas R. Kelly Avenue, Borough of Queens …
2003/035 — In relation to increasing the sales tax
2003/038 — In relation to increasing the rate of interest imposed on underpayments of the general corporation tax and banking corporation tax
2003/039 — In relation to setting interest rates for overpayments of the general corporation tax and banking corporation tax
2003/040 — In relation to the date by which if the expense budget has not been adopted, the expense budget adopted as modified for the current fiscal year shall be deemed …
2003/043 — In relation to the annual disclosure of financial interests by certain officers and employees of the city of New York
2003/049 — In relation to the liability of property owners for injuries caused by unsafe conditions on sidewalks
2003/052 — To amend the charter and administrative code of the city of New York with respect to transferring functions of the department of employment and the …
2003/054 — In relation to liability insurance for injuries caused by unsafe conditions on sidewalks and payments for uncompensated medical expenses in connection with such …
2003/055 — In relation to creating an adopt-a-park program
2003/056 — In relation to applications for redetermination of senior citizen rent increase exemption benefits where there is a permanent reduction in income
2003/059 — In relation to the approval of a determination by the taxi and limousine commission to approve an application by A Ride For All, LLC for a license to operate a …
2003/061 — In relation to making it a misdemeanor to trespass upon the playing area of a professional sporting event and imposing a civil penalty for those who interfere …
2003/062 — In relation to naming seventy-seven thoroughfares and public places, Captain Walter G. Hynes Way, Borough of Queens, Lieutenant Vincent G. Halloran Street …
2003/064 — In relation to the installation and maintenance of newsstands pursuant to a franchise and the placement of advertising on newsstands and to repeal subdivision …
2003/065 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2003/066 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2003/067 — In relation to increasing to $24,000 the maximum income level qualifying for exemption from rent increases granted to certain senior citizens
2003/068 — In relation to tax exemptions for low-income elderly persons
2003/069 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2003/070 — In relation to the practices of debt collection agencies that collect child support payments
2003/073 — In relation to the provision of language assistance services
2003/077 — In relation to the use of ultra low sulfur diesel fuel and the best available technology by nonroad vehicles in city construction
2003/080 — In relation to authorizing an application to revise the boundaries of the East Brooklyn empire zone
2003/081 — In relation to the electrical code
2003/083 — In relation to authorizing an application to revise the boundaries of the East Harlem empire zone
2003/084 — In relation to the real property tax exemption for certain persons with disabilities
2004/001 — In relation to childhood lead poisoning prevention, including the avoidance and remediation of lead-based paint hazards in housing and day care facilities, the …
2004/002 — In relation to the creation and implementation of an electronic death registration system
2004/008 — In relation to the naming of ninety-four thoroughfares and public places, Harriet Ross Tubman Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, Boulevard, Borough of Queens, Marine …
2004/013 — In relation to the publication of concept reports regarding requests for proposals
2004/014 — In relation to the dates of expiration of licenses and license plates for tow trucks and tow truck drivers
2004/031 — In relation to immigration assistance services
2004/033 — In relation to flammables and combustibles and penalties recoverable in proceedings before the environmental control board, and to repeal subdivision c of …
2004/034 — In relation to requiring that the New York city department of education provide voter registration forms to students
2004/042 — In relation to prohibiting acts of harassment at schools
2004/044 — In relation to the ownership and operation by local electric corporations of any piece of electrical-related infrastructure in the city of New York
2004/046 — In relation to increasing the penalties for drag racing
2004/050 — In relation to requiring the department of citywide administrative services to create and submit a written report regarding eligible lists
2004/051 — In relation to the prohibition on the sale, lease, rental or operation of motorized scooters
2004/052 — In relation to requiring the Department of Education, in consultation with the New York City Police Department, to install security cameras at New York City …
2004/054 — In relation to discharge planning services
2004/055 — In relation to the sale or purchase of products claiming to be or to contain an endangered or threatened species
2004/058 — In relation to the requirements of the campaign finance program for city elections, the requirements of transition and inauguration entities for candidates …
2004/059 — In relation to application of the public disclosure requirements of the New York City Campaign Finance Program to all candidates for the offices of mayor …
2004/060 — In relation to application of contribution limits of the New York City Campaign Finance Program to all candidates for the offices of mayor, public advocate …
2004/063 — In relation to naming eighty-three thoroughfares and public places, Firefighter John Heffernan Street, Borough of Queens, Michael D. Mullan FDNY Way 9.11.01 …
2005/002 — In relation to providing a film production credit
2005/004 — In relation to requiring the police department and the department of education to provide the public with information regarding school violence
2005/007 — In relation to a cause of action against firearms manufacturers and dealers
2005/009 — In relation to limiting the acquisition of a rifle or shotgun to one per ninety-day period
2005/010 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2005/012 — In relation to information furnished to and provided by agencies that make child care referrals
2005/013 — In relation to requiring the public dissemination of information regarding regulated child day care services
2005/014 — In relation to requiring regular reports regarding child day care facilities
2005/015 — In relation to payday loans
2005/019 — In relation to requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to develop a prescription drug discount card program
2005/021 — In relation to the rent payable by a tenant enrolled in the senior citizen rent increase exemption program when a rent reduction order has been issued
2005/024 — In relation to creation of a review process in the event of the closure of a publicly mapped street
2005/028 — In relation to maintenance of records regarding the issuance of alteration permits for cellular telephone antennas and equipment
2005/029 — In relation to posting beach inspection results, and to repeal section 18-131 of the administrative code of the city of New York, as enacted by local law number …
2005/031 — In relation to the regulation of outdoor advertising and repealing sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 of local law 14 for the year 2001 in relation thereto
2005/032 — In relation to the reporting requirements for the division of AIDS services or its functional or legal equivalent
2005/035 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
2005/036 — In relation to opting in to the State Neighbor Notification Law concerning the application of pesticides
2005/039 — In relation to reducing the emission of pollutants from the city's diesel fuel-powered motor vehicles
2005/041 — In relation to reducing the emission of pollutants from sight-seeing buses
2005/043 — In relation to the naming of 45 thoroughfares and public places, Firefighter LT Robert F. Wallace Street, Borough of Queens, FBI Special Agent Leonard W. …
2005/044 — In relation to identity theft
2005/045 — In relation to requiring city agencies to notify consumers in the event of a security breach of personal identifying information
2005/046 — In relation to requiring businesses to notify consumers in the event of a security breach of personal identifying information
2005/049 — In relation to banning the sale of certain substances containing lead
2005/050 — In relation to processing of applications for non-emergency housing for clients of the HIV and AIDS Services Administration
2005/051 — In relation to the creation of a central housing referral system to track clients of the HIV and AIDS Services Administration
2005/053 — In relation to creating civil penalties and a private right of action for false or fraudulent claims
2005/055 — In relation to Staten Island ferry service and the repeal of local law number 11 for the year 2005
2005/056 — In relation to collective bargaining rights of certain city employees
2005/057 — In relation to equal access to bathroom facilities
2005/060 — In relation to renaming a portion of Jamaica Avenue in the Borough of Queens, so that it shall hereafter be known as Jericho Turnpike, and to amending the …
2005/061 — In relation to creating a domestic violence fatality review committee
2005/063 — In relation to requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to track and report deaths of homeless persons in the city of New York
2005/066 — In relation to the license application requirements for general and food street vendors and to repeal paragraph 7 of subdivision b of section 17-309 and …
2005/067 — In relation to boarding kennels, businesses or establishments
2005/068 — In relation to standards and specifications for accessible water borne commuter services facilities for disabled persons in New York City
2005/071 — In relation to developing a watershed protection plan for the watershed/sewershed of Jamaica Bay
2005/072 — In relation to clean air taxis
2005/073 — In relation to the expenditure of payments in lieu of taxes and the reporting thereof
2005/079 — In relation to creating a right of first refusal and a first opportunity to purchase
2005/083 — To create a temporary task force to study the feasibility of transferring city-owned wetlands to the jurisdiction of the department of parks and recreation
2005/084 — In relation to establishing a Chinatown/Lower East Side empire zone and the repeal of section 22-715 of such code
2005/085 — In relation to the human rights law
2005/086 — In relation to green building standards for certain capital projects
2005/087 — In relation to prohibiting employers from locking employees or other individuals inside a workplace and increasing the fines for obstruction of exits and …
2005/089 — In relation to requiring employers in the grocery industry to make prevailing health care expenditures on behalf of their employees
2005/091 — In relation to establishing a commission to study the feasibility of creating public/private partnerships to develop and operate job centers for immigrant day …
2005/097 — In relation to requiring a recycling program for all rechargeable batteries
2005/098 — In relation to increasing the fines for the offense of failing to yield the right of way to emergency vehicles en route to an emergency
2005/100 — In relation to proscribing certain conduct at major venue sporting events
2005/105 — In relation to the definition of campaign contribution under the Campaign Finance Law
2005/107 — In relation to requiring the purchase of Energy Star certified appliances whenever appliances in certain apartments are replaced
2005/109 — To amend the effective date of local law one of the year 2002
2005/111 — In relation to the removal of graffiti from commercial and residential buildings, and in relation to establishing a process whereby the city may clean graffiti …
2005/113 — In relation to the noise control code and the repeal of subchapters 4, 5 and 6 of chapter 2 of title 24 of such code
2005/114 — In relation to requiring the police department to submit to the council reports of crime in parks and playgrounds
2005/115 — In relation to creating a child fatality review advisory team
2005/117 — In relation to establishing a "no wake area" within the Harlem River and requiring appropriate signage, requiring the preparation and distribution of …
2005/118 — In relation to environmental purchasing and the establishment of a director of citywide environmental purchasing
2005/119 — In relation to the purchase of energy efficient products, and to repeal subdivisions a, c, d, e and f of section 6-127 of such code
2005/120 — In relation to the reduction of hazardous substances in products purchased by the city
2005/121 — In relation to the purchase of products with recycled content, and to repeal section 6-122 and subchapter 5 of chapter 3 of title 16 of such code
2005/122 — In relation to requiring the New York city department of education to report on the number of temporary and non-standard classrooms in use in the public school …
2005/123 — In relation to the purchase of green cleaning and other custodial products
2005/125 — In relation to requiring the New York city department of education to report average class sizes in each school to the City Council
2005/126 — To establish a temporary advisory committee to advise the mayor and the speaker of the council on issues pertaining to access to broadband technologies within …
2005/128 — In relation to renewal applications of certain full-term mobile food vendor permits
2005/129 — In relation to the enhancement of opportunities for minority and women owned business enterprises in city procurement
2005/131 — In relation to the naming of 67 thoroughfares and public places, Firefighter Keithroy Maynard Place, Borough of Brooklyn, Bobby O'Shea Way, Borough of …
2005/137 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2006/004 — In relation to members of the fire department who formerly served as police officers
2006/005 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, the date of submission by the Borough Presidents of …
2006/009 — In relation to providing notice to residential property owners of certain real property tax exemptions
2006/011 — In relation to reducing no-fault motor vehicle insurance fraud
2006/012 — In relation to the enhancement of opportunities for emerging business enterprises in city procurement
2006/013 — In relation to the naming of (58) thoroughfares and public places, Bob Stonehill Way, Borough of Brooklyn, In Memory of Police Officer Carragher, Borough of …
2006/014 — In relation to the annual disclosure of financial interests by certain officers and employees of or affiliated with the city of New York
2006/017 — In relation to campaign contributions by lobbyists
2006/019 — In relation to the establishment of a retiree health benefits trust fund
2006/021 — In relation to applying certain fuel and technology exemptions and requirements to department of correction vehicles specially equipped for emergency response …
2006/022 — In relation to authorizing employees of the police department to perform parking enforcement functions
2006/023 — In relation to the naming of five thoroughfares and public places, Actors' Equity Corner, Borough of Manhattan, Josephine Diana Blvd., Borough of Brooklyn, Rev. …
2006/024 — In relation to film production tax credits
2006/029 — In relation to a gun offender registry
2006/030 — In relation to detecting and preventing the theft of firearms from licensed firearms dealers
2006/031 — In relation to multiple purchases of firearms and the prevention of firearms trafficking
2006/032 — In relation to banning firearms, rifles, or shotguns that are colored so as to appear to be toy guns
2006/033 — To grant the authority for the submission of a Proposed Final Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan for the City of New York
2006/034 — In relation to requiring credit counseling agencies to notify consumers when they are not approved pursuant to the Bankruptcy Prevention and Consumer Protection …
2006/037 — In relation to the temporary task force to study the feasibility of transferring city-owned wetlands to the jurisdiction of the department of parks and …
2006/039 — In relation to small businesses and the repeal of subdivision f of section 20-268, section 20-274, section 20-283, subdivision three of section 20-291 …
2006/041 — In relation to increasing the maximum qualifying income for the Disabled Homeowner's Exemption
2006/042 — In relation to increasing the maximum qualifying income for the Senior Citizen Homeowner's Exemption
2006/045 — In relation to authorizing an application for redesignation of certain areas within the city of New York as empire zones
2006/049 — In relation to the electrical code
2006/050 — In relation to the naming of 64 thoroughfares and public places, Sharon Michele Rivers & Caprice Antoinette Bush Way, Borough of Queens, Richard Reed, Jr. …
2006/051 — In relation to compensation of the mayor, public advocate, members of the city council, borough presidents, comptroller and district attorneys
2006/052 — In relation to extending the retirement period for clean air and accessible taxicabs
2006/058 — In relation to the establishment of an affordable housing fund and the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to benefits pursuant to section …
2007/002 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2007/009 — In relation to bicycles used for certain commercial purposes
2007/012 — In relation to prohibiting the use of artificial trans fats by food service establishments and mobile food unit commissaries
2007/019 — In relation to regulating and licensing pedicabs
2007/020 — In relation to prohibiting the use of non-wood bats
2007/023 — In relation to the contents of a lobbyist's statement of registration, and to repeal subdivision (g) of section 3-213 of the administrative code of the city of …
2007/028 — In relation to the naming of 51 thoroughfares and public places, Alvin Ailey Place, Borough of Manhattan, Angela Padavano Way, Borough of Staten Island, Bro. …
2007/029 — In relation to an alternative enforcement program by the department of housing preservation and development for violations of the housing maintenance code and …
2007/034 — In relation to campaign finance
2007/037 — In relation to illegal conversions of manufacturing or industrial space to residential use
2007/038 — In relation to inspection cycles for exterior walls
2007/039 — In relation to the possession and sale of graffiti instruments
2007/045 — In relation to authorizing an application for technical corrections to the boundaries of the brooklyn navy yard/north brooklyn empire zone within the city of …
2007/046 — In relation to allowing schoolchildren to carry cellular phones to and from school
2007/050 — In relation to interfering with employees of the department of sanitation and the unauthorized collection or removal of solid waste and recyclable materials
2007/059 — In relation to tax appeals and the creation of an office of administrative tax appeals composed of the tax commission and the tax appeals tribunal; and to …
2007/060 — In relation to regionally significant projects and empire zones
2007/067 — In relation to campaign finance
2008/002 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2008/005 — In relation to developing and implementing a sustainable stormwater management plan
2008/008 — In relation to technical corrections of the New York city construction codes and repealing paragraph 4 of subdivision a of section 27-2004 of the administrative …
2008/009 — In relation to green carts
2008/010 — In relation to prohibiting landlords from discriminating against tenants based on lawful source of income
2008/013 — In relation to the collection for recycling, reuse and safe handling of electronic equipment in the city of New York
2008/014 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, the date of submission by the Borough Presidents of …
2008/017 — In relation to the office of operations, the office of environmental coordination and an office of long-term planning and sustainability
2008/021 — In relation to electronic equipment collection standards
2008/022 — In relation to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the repeal of local law number 55 for the year 2007
2008/023 — In relation to modifying department of transportation performance measures in an effort to help reduce traffic congestion and promote high performance modes …
2008/026 — In relation to enacting the New York city fire code, and repealing subdivisions (7) through (19) of section 15-232 and chapter 4 of title 27 of the …
2008/032 — In relation to changing the days on which the Council can meet to fix the tax rates
2008/035 — In relation to the consolidation of the environmental control board with the office of administrative trials and hearings and replacing the commissioner of …
2008/036 — In relation to regionally significant projects and empire zones
2008/038 — In relation to the use of air conditioning systems
2008/039 — In relation to the qualifications of the commissioner of buildings
2008/040 — In relation to site safety personnel, including concrete safety managers
2008/042 — In relation to prohibiting climbing, jumping or suspending of oneself from structures
2008/048 — In relation to the naming of 84 thoroughfares and public places, Yolanda Garcia Way, Borough of The Bronx, Detective Luis Suarez Way, Borough of The Bronx …
2008/051 — In relation to term limits for elected officials
2008/052 — In relation to renaming six thoroughfares and public places, Hillside Avenue, Borough of Queens, Douglas Road, Borough of Queens, Little Neck Road, Borough of …
2008/053 — In relation to renaming a portion of Shore Parkway in the Borough of Queens and to amend the official map of the city of New York accordingly
2008/054 — In relation to renaming six thoroughfares in the Borough of Queens, Burlingham Court, James Court, McKee Avenue, Calhoun Road, Moncriff Drive and Lockwood …
2008/055 — In relation to renaming one thoroughfare in the Borough of Manhattan, River Terrace, and to amend the official map of the city of New York accordingly
2008/063 — In relation to regionally significant projects and empire zones
2008/064 — In relation to the naming of 49 thoroughfares and public places, Barbara's Way, Borough of Queens, Firefighter Thomas A. Casoria Way, Borough of Queens, Rev. …
2008/066 — In relation to the date when taxes are due and payable
2008/067 — In relation to the participation of minority-and women-owned business enterprises in construction projects related to properties receiving tax benefits in …
2009/002 — In relation to the grace period for payment without interest of the installment of real property tax with respect to certain real property that is due and …
2009/003 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2009/010 — In relation to the residency requirement for city employees
2009/014 — In relation to the creation of a Bed Bug Advisory Board
2009/021 — In relation to coordination between the department of buildings and other governmental agencies when development is proposed for the city's coastal and …
2009/024 — In relation to the prohibition of activities to prevent access to reproductive health care facilities
2009/025 — In relation to the naming of 18 thoroughfares and public places, Firefighter Peter A. Bielfeld Way, Borough of The Bronx, Citizens of Pozzallo Way, Borough of …
2009/026 — In relation to the date of publication by the Mayor of the ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and …
2009/027 — In relation to developing a comprehensive program for the remediation and reuse of brownfields
2009/031 — In relation to the creation of a comprehensive wetlands protection strategy for New York City
2009/037 — In relation to asbestos abatement and repealing article 106 of chapter 1 of title 28 of the administrative code in relation thereto
2009/039 — In relation to inter-agency notification
2009/043 — In relation to the tax on the occupancy of hotel rooms
2009/044 — In relation to administration of the senior citizen rent increase exemption program
2009/045 — To provide for the establishment of a panel on regulatory review
2009/046 — In relation to the naming of 41 thoroughfares and public places, Police Officer Deon Taylor Way, Borough of The Bronx, Sgt. Kimel L. Watt Way, Borough of …
2009/047 — In relation to authorizing the commissioner of finance to establish a temporary program for the resolution of outstanding default judgments issued by the …
2009/048 — In relation to residency requirements for city employees
2009/052 — In relation to bicycle access to office buildings
2009/053 — In relation to licensing of pedicabs
2009/055 — In relation to the provision of language assistance services in pharmacies
2009/056 — In relation to regionally significant projects and empire zones
2009/063 — In relation to hydrostatic pressure testing of standpipes and sprinklers
2009/067 — In relation to providing a biotechnology credit against the general corporation tax, and the unincorporated business tax
2009/068 — In relation to requiring the New York city Department of Education to report on the implementation of Billy's Law
2009/070 — In relation to the safety and security of construction sites at which permitted work has been suspended
2009/074 — In relation to distressed property consultants
2009/076 — In relation to backflow prevention device reporting and certification
2009/083 — In relation to the penalties associated with the sale of toy guns
2009/085 — In relation to establishing a New York city energy code
2009/087 — In relation to requiring energy audits and retro-commissioning of base building systems of certain buildings and retro-fitting of certain city-owned buildings
2009/088 — In relation to upgrading lighting systems and the installation of sub-meters in certain buildings
2009/089 — In relation to regionally significant projects and empire zones
2009/092 — In relation to the naming of 70 thoroughfares and public places, Ron Carey Avenue, Borough of Queens, Betty Pegen Way, Borough of Queens, Sol Soskin Way …
2009/094 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2010/001 — In relation to criminal street gang initiation activity
2010/005 — In relation to streamlining approvals for environmentally beneficial technologies, design and construction techniques, materials and products
2010/006 — In relation to requiring the Administration for Children's Services to review strategies and create a plan of action to protect children who qualify for Special …
2010/011 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, the date of submission by the Borough Presidents of …
2010/022 — In relation to the definitions of terms that relate to the provision of information on child care services and to reporting on child care programs and to repeal …
2010/027 — In relation to sound permits
2010/029 — In relation to establishing fees for certain probation services
2010/040 — In relation to recycling goals, and to repeal section 16-304, subdivisions a and b of section 16-305 and subchapter three of chapter 3 of title 16 of the …
2010/043 — In relation to the use of clean heating oil in New York City
2010/047 — In relation to reducing unnecessary artificial lighting in lobbies and hallways
2010/049 — In relation to including environmental concerns as a guiding principle and purpose of the New York city construction codes
2010/052 — In relation to improving lighting efficiency in dwellings and repealing sections 27-2038 and 27-2039 of such code in relation thereto
2010/056 — In relation to preventing water waste in buildings
2010/061 — In relation to merging the department of juvenile justice and the administration for children's services, and to repeal chapter 28 of such charter and …
2010/065 — In relation to local law number 29 for the year 2007
2011/001 — In relation to amending the New York city energy conservation code
2011/003 — In relation to the naming of 67 thoroughfares and public places, Police Officer Deon L. Taylor Way, Borough of The Bronx, Sergeant Jose Velez Avenue, Borough of …
2011/006 — In relation to reports on school discipline and police department activity relating to schools
2011/007 — In relation to the alternative enforcement program
2011/008 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2011/017 — In relation to pregnancy services centers
2011/018 — In relation to renaming one thoroughfare in the Borough of The Bronx, Southern Boulevard, and to amend the official map of the city of New York accordingly and …
2011/019 — In relation to the naming of the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge
2011/020 — In relation to allowing large solar rooftop installations
2011/021 — In relation to roof coating standards
2011/023 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
2011/034 — In relation to the permitted number of pedicab registration plates
2011/037 — In relation to requiring the Mayor's Office of Operations to report data regarding utilization of and applications for citywide temporary emergency housing and …
2011/038 — In relation to increasing the maximum age for qualifying for membership in the fire department for certain persons
2011/039 — In relation to the electrical code, the repeal of section 27-3025 of the administrative code of the city of New York and the enactment of a new section 27-3025
2011/040 — In relation to the posting of executive orders and memoranda of understanding on the city's website
2011/047 — In relation to the naming of 56 thoroughfares and public places, Police Officer Kenneth Mahon Place, Borough of The Bronx, Richard Akbar Salahuddin Drive …
2011/059 — In relation to animal shelters in the city of New York, to repeal section 17-801 in relation thereto, and to repeal and re-enact section 17-809
2011/065 — In relation to penalties for violation of the heat and hot water requirements of the housing maintenance code
2011/066 — In relation to requiring the reporting of certain statistics following the completion of major transportation projects
2011/071 — In relation to the use of reclaimed asphalt pavement
2011/075 — To amend the administrative code of the city of New York, relation to carbon monoxide alarms
2012/003 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2012/005 — In relation to the posting of material terms of contracts entered into by the city on a newly created public, online searchable database
2012/006 — In relation to a child fatality review advisory team
2012/007 — In relation to requiring such department to track and report deaths of homeless persons in the city of New York
2012/011 — In relation to publishing open data
2012/014 — In relation to the naming of 32 thoroughfares and public places, Dra. Evelina Antonetty Way, Borough of The Bronx, Lenny Kobren Circle, Borough of Brooklyn …
2012/017 — In relation to renaming six thoroughfares and public places, Prospect Avenue, Borough of Queens, Hamilton Place, Borough of Queens, Orient Avenue, Borough of …
2012/019 — In relation to canceling tickets upon showing of a valid muni-meter receipt
2012/024 — In relation to requiring the department of environmental protection to undertake an assessment of the electricity generation capability of the city's water …
2012/026 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, the date of submission by the Borough Presidents of …
2012/027 — In relation to establishing a prevailing wage requirement for building service employees in city leased or financially assisted facilities
2012/028 — In relation to sun control devices
2012/030 — In relation to requiring city contractors and subcontractors to post information concerning their employees' reporting of fraud, false claims, criminality or …
2012/033 — In relation to extending whistleblower protection for officers and employees of city contractors and subcontractors
2012/034 — In relation to the New York city false claims act
2012/035 — In relation to the collection of the commercial motor vehicle tax for medallion taxicabs
2012/036 — In relation to using a vehicle licensed by the taxi and limousine commission to facilitate sex trafficking
2012/039 — In relation to the waiver of public employee organizations' rights when submitting grievances to arbitration under the New York city collective bargaining law
2012/041 — In relation to bringing it up to date with the 2009 edition of the international plumbing code, with differences that reflect the unique character of the city
2012/042 — In relation to the New York city panel on climate change and the New York city climate change adaptation task force
2012/043 — In relation to trap-neuter-return information and activities in the city of New York
2012/045 — In relation to fines for illegal conversions of dwelling units from permanent residences
2012/048 — In relation to the naming of 41 thoroughfares and public places, All Hallows Way, Borough of The Bronx, Arsenio Rodriguez Way, Borough of The Bronx, Ronney …
2012/058 — In relation to the filing of annual disclosure reports
2012/060 — In relation to requiring newly constructed multi-family residences to provide adequate space to store and sort designated recyclable material
2012/061 — In relation to extending the biotechnology credit against the general corporation tax, and the unincorporated business tax
2012/063 — In relation to extension of the due date for payment of the installment of real property tax that is ordinarily due and payable on January 1, 2013 for real …
2013/007 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2013/010 — In relation to requiring city plantings to be stormwater tolerant so as to facilitate stormwater retention and filtration
2013/011 — In relation to increasing native biodiversity in public landscapes
2013/013 — In relation to underground power lines
2013/030 — In relation to prohibited acts committed during a local state of emergency and to certain technical revisions to chapter 1 of title 10 of such code
2013/031 — In relation to waiver of fees for businesses recovering from damage caused by Hurricane Sandy
2013/032 — In relation to studying the feasibility of developing geothermal energy
2013/035 — To provide for retrospective review by the department of buildings, the department of consumer affairs, the department of health and mental hygiene, the …
2013/037 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
2013/044 — In relation to requiring the administration for children's services to publish demographic data and incident reports on youth detained and placed in its …
2013/046 — In relation to the provision of sick time earned by employees
2013/048 — In relation to exemption from taxation for alterations and improvements to multiple dwellings
2013/050 — In relation to the naming of 52 thoroughfares and public places, Joe Perez Way, Borough of The Bronx, Yomo Toro Place, Borough of The Bronx, La 65 de …
2013/052 — In relation to notifying owners of real property about the valuation of real property and requiring income and expense statements from owners of income …
2013/056 — In relation to the unlawful removal or acceptance of recyclable material
2013/068 — In relation to the transfer of the alternative exemption for veterans upon the purchase of real property after the taxable status date in accordance with …
2013/071 — In relation to prohibiting bias-based profiling
2013/078 — In relation to prohibiting discrimination in employment based on pregnancy, childbirth, or a related medical condition
2013/088 — In relation to Staten Island ferry service and to repeal subdivision c of section 19-305 of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to Staten …
2013/091 — In relation to the creation of a Food Service Establishment Advisory Board
2013/094 — In relation to raising the sales age from eighteen to twenty-one years for cigarettes and tobacco products and establishing a sales age of twenty-one years for …
2013/097 — In relation to the sale of cigarettes and tobacco products, and the regulation of retail dealers and wholesale dealers of cigarettes, and repealing section …
2013/102 — In relation to reporting by certain entities under contract with the department of small business services
2013/106 — In relation to renaming one thoroughfare in the Borough of Queens, Tuskegee Airmen Way, and to amend the official map of the city of New York accordingly
2013/107 — In relation to increasing the use of biofuel in city-owned buildings
2013/112 — In relation to smoke alarms
2013/116 — In relation to allowing for political contributions via text message
2013/123 — In relation to requiring the department of education to provide data regarding the provision of arts instructional requirements
2013/130 — In relation to electric vehicle charging stations in open parking lots and parking garages
2013/131 — In relation to the naming of fifty-six thoroughfares and public places, Miguel Angel (Mike) Amadeo Way, Borough of The Bronx, Private First Class Carlos James …
2013/140 — In relation to the creation of a database to track the expenditure of funds in connection with recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Sandy
2013/141 — In relation to bringing such codes up to date with the 2009 editions of the international building, mechanical, fuel gas and plumbing codes, with differences …
2013/148 — In relation to the enhancement of emergency preparedness in New York city and the adoption of current fire safety standards as incorporated in the 2009 edition …
2013/152 — In relation to the regulation of electronic cigarettes
2013/153 — In relation to replacing certain fines with opportunities to cure
2013/154 — In relation to the naming of six thoroughfares and public places, Hermena Rowe Street, Borough of Manhattan, Captain Dennis Morales Way, Borough of Brooklyn …
2013/156 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2014/004 — In relation to creating an animal abuse registry
2014/007 — In relation to the provision of sick time earned by employees, and section 7 of local law number 46 for the year 2013, relating to such sick time, in relation …
2014/010 — In relation to requiring carbon monoxide detectors in certain assembly spaces
2014/011 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, the date of submission by the Borough Presidents of …
2014/012 — In relation to requiring insulation of existing concealed pipes exposed during alteration or repair
2014/013 — In relation to requiring the use of mold-resistant gypsum board and cement board in moisture-prone locations
2014/017 — In relation to hold-open devices and automatic closing of exit doors serving vertical exit enclosures
2014/019 — In relation to increasing the maximum income level qualifying for exemption from rent increases granted to certain senior citizens
2014/030 — In relation to the New York city taxi and limousine commission's critical drivers and persistent violators programs
2014/034 — In relation to the naming of 63 thoroughfares and public places, Rev. Dr. Shellie Sampson, Jr. Way, Borough of The Bronx, Sister Thomas, S.C Way, Borough of The …
2014/039 — In relation to increasing the maximum income level qualifying for exemption from rent increases granted to certain persons with disabilities
2014/041 — In relation to increasing independent expenditure disclosure requirements
2014/044 — In relation to the employment of school bus drivers, attendants, dispatchers and mechanics by qualified employers
2014/046 — In relation to collecting and reporting data related to youth and foster care
2014/047 — In relation to remedies for breach of the duty of an owner to refrain from harassment of tenants
2014/051 — In relation to technical corrections and clarification of provisions of the New York city construction codes and, in relation thereto, repealing section …
2014/052 — In relation to extending the effective date for the 2014 revisions to the New York city construction codes
2014/053 — In relation to requiring certain qualified transportation benefits
2014/055 — In relation to requiring signs regarding penalties for assaulting taxi and livery drivers
2014/063 — In relation to expanding agency based voter registration to additional city agencies
2014/065 — In relation to inspection fees for certain recurring violations of the housing maintenance code
2014/066 — In relation to reducing greenhouse gases by eighty percent by two thousand fifty
2015/002 — In relation to reporting and an advisory board on gender marker change requirement
2015/004 — In relation to conforming the New York city energy conservation code to the New York state energy code with amendments unique to construction in the city and …
2015/005 — In relation to regulating pet shops
2015/009 — In relation to regulating social adult day care
2015/010 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2015/015 — In relation to the naming of 56 thoroughfares and public places, Dave Reid Jr. Place, Borough of The Bronx, Prince Joshua Avitto Way, Borough of Brooklyn, Rev. …
2015/018 — In relation to the creation of a Hurricane Sandy charitable organization and house of worship recovery task force
2015/032 — In relation to establishing a housing discrimination testing program
2015/033 — In relation to establishing an employment discrimination testing program
2015/035 — In relation to the date of issuance and publication by the Mayor of a ten-year capital strategy, the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive …
2015/037 — In relation to prohibiting discrimination based on consumer credit history
2015/048 — In relation to filing semiannual reports on catch basin cleanup and maintenance
2015/050 — In relation to the preservation of certain hotels, a moratorium and report relating to such preservation, and the expiration and repeal of such amendments
2015/062 — In relation to licensing car wash businesses
2015/063 — In relation to prohibiting discrimination based on one's arrest record or criminal conviction
2015/064 — In relation to requiring an annual analysis of, and recommendations based on, OATH tribunal dismissals
2015/067 — In relation to incorporating feedback from businesses into agency inspector customer service training
2015/069 — In relation to requiring an annual analysis of, and recommendations based on, violations dismissed by the department of consumer affairs' tribunal
2015/070 — In relation to requiring the department of social services to provide semiannual reports to the council regarding referrals to adult protective services
2015/071 — In relation to renaming two thoroughfares and public places in the Borough of Queens, Court Square East and Court Square West, and to amend the official map of …
2015/075 — In relation to requiring a study on the impact of growth in the taxicab and for-hire vehicle industries
2015/076 — In relation to the naming of 51 thoroughfares and public places, Henry "Red" Allen Way, Borough of The Bronx, Tanaya R. Copeland Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn …
2015/077 — In relation to regulation of cooling towers
2015/081 — In relation to conduct in connection with offers to induce a person to vacate a dwelling unit
2015/082 — In relation to required disclosures by persons making buyout offers
2015/083 — In relation to amending the definition of harassment to include certain buyout offers
2015/084 — In relation to requiring the department of correction to provide reports regarding the number of inmates who are on waiting lists for placement in or transfer …
2015/085 — In relation to requiring the commissioner of the department of correction to post a quarterly report regarding the visitation of incarcerated individuals
2015/086 — In relation to renaming the office of the criminal justice coordinator as the office of criminal justice, and the administrative code of the city of New York …
2015/090 — In relation to requiring the department of correction to report on enhanced supervision housing
2015/093 — In relation to reports on school discipline and police department activity in schools
2015/095 — In relation to the revocation, suspension, or refusal to renew a cigarette dealer license due to the sale of synthetic drugs or imitation synthetic drugs
2015/097 — In relation to imposing penalties for the manufacture, distribution or sale of synthetic cannabinoids and synthetic phenethylamines
2015/104 — In relation to the establishment of an office of labor standards, and to repeal subdivision (i) of section 20-a of such charter and section 20-925 of such code …
2015/108 — In relation to the standardization of address and geospatial information on the open data portal
2015/109 — In relation to establishing response timelines for public requests on the open data portal
2015/111 — In relation to extending the biotechnology credit against the unincorporated business tax and the general corporation tax
2016/002 — In relation to a program to reimburse nonpublic schools for the cost of security guard services
2016/008 — In relation to an open data law agency compliance examination
2016/009 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of the preliminary certificate regarding debt and reserves and appropriations and expenditures for capital …
2016/020 — In relation to making the members of the city council full-time officials
2016/021 — In relation to increasing access to disclosure forms of elected officials
2016/022 — In relation to modifying the timing and deliberation time for the quadrennial advisory commission for the review of compensation levels of elected officials
2016/032 — In relation to green building standards for certain capital projects, and to repeal section 3 of local law number 86 for the year 2005, relating to certain …
2016/035 — In relation to construction of the New York city human rights law
2016/039 — In relation to training on runaway, homeless or sexually exploited youth
2016/044 — In relation to requiring a survey and study of racial, ethnic and gender diversity among the directors, officers and executive level staff members of city …
2016/045 — To establish a temporary program to resolve outstanding judgments imposed by the environmental control board
2016/053 — In relation to pedestrian plazas
2016/054 — In relation to civil and criminal penalties for building code violations resulting from certain work done in response to a natural or man-made disaster
2016/059 — In relation to violations received after a disaster
2016/068 — In relation to requiring the police department to submit quarterly reports relating to the issuance of summonses
2016/069 — In relation to requiring the police department to submit quarterly reports relating to the issuance of desk appearance tickets
2016/070 — In relation to penalties for violating park rules
2016/071 — In relation to the enforcement of criminal and civil offenses
2016/072 — In relation to the penalties for excessive noise
2016/074 — In relation to the penalties for possessing an open container of alcohol
2016/075 — In relation to the penalties for littering, and to repeal subdivision 5 of section 16-118 of the administrative code of the city of New York, relating to the …
2016/076 — In relation to establishing a time period for the landmarks preservation commission to take action on an item upon a motion to calendar such item for …
2016/078 — In relation to reporting on the implementation of next generation 911
2016/080 — In relation to licensing ticket sellers
2016/086 — In relation to requiring the New York police department to issue quarterly use of force encounter reports
2016/087 — In relation to the regulation of laundries and to repeal subchapter 14 of chapter 2 of title 20 of such code, relating to the regulation of laundries
2016/090 — In relation to requiring the department of probation to report on recidivism and related statistics
2016/091 — In relation to conforming the New York city energy conservation code to the New York state energy code with amendments unique to construction in the city and …
2016/092 — In relation to the naming of 65 thoroughfares and public places, Purple Heart Memorial Bridge, Borough of Staten Island, William "Pop" Marsh Avenue, Borough of …
2016/096 — In relation to the waterfront management advisory board, and to repeal section 1303 of such charter in relation thereto
2016/125 — In relation to conforming the New York city energy conservation code to recent amendments to the 2016 New York state energy code
2016/126 — In relation to the collection of demographic data regarding ancestry and languages spoken
2016/128 — In relation to the collection of data regarding sexual orientation and gender identity
2016/136 — In relation to special provisions for approval of demolition and construction work by city contractors under the "build it back" disaster recovery program
2016/140 — In relation to protections for freelance workers
2016/143 — In relation to a five-year plan to address barriers to permanency
2016/144 — In relation to a foster care task force
2016/157 — In relation to requiring the installation of natural gas detecting devices, and to repeal sections 27-2045, 27-2046, 27-2046.1 and 27-2046.2 of the …
2016/158 — In relation to a temporary waiver of penalties for violations relating to fuel gas piping systems and appliances that are promptly repaired
2016/160 — In relation to establishing an electric vehicle charging station pilot program
2016/161 — To establish a task force on affordability, admissions, and graduation rates at the City University of New York
2016/164 — In relation to requiring the center for economic opportunity to review the jobs-plus program
2016/167 — In relation to eliminating public matching funds for contributions bundled by people doing business with the city
2016/174 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report information on Career and Technical Education programs in New York city schools
2016/177 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report information on computer science education in New York city schools
2017/001 — In relation to authorizing an increase in the amount to be expended annually in the Queens Plaza/Court Square business improvement district, an extension of the …
2017/002 — In relation to the date of submission by the director of management and budget and the director of city planning of a draft ten-year capital strategy, the date …
2017/013 — In relation to reporting on violations issued to three-quarter housing
2017/024 — In relation to extending certain provisions thereof
2017/026 — In relation to display of street numbers
2017/030 — In relation to improving access to city services for limited English proficiency individuals
2017/045 — In relation to the naming of 40 thoroughfares and public places, William "Pop" Marsh Avenue, Borough of Staten Island, Maxwell "Max the Sax" Lucas Way, Borough …
2017/048 — In relation to drug strategy
2017/051 — In relation to requiring the installation of induction loops systems for certain capital projects paid in whole or in part from the city treasury and requiring …
2017/052 — In relation to requiring the department of transportation to study private streets
2017/060 — In relation to requiring a study of environmental justice areas and the establishment of an environmental justice portal
2017/061 — In relation to online submission of applications for permits, licenses and registrations and a single web portal for such applications
2017/062 — In relation to establishing a task force on disconnected youth
2017/064 — In relation to identifying and addressing environmental justice issues
2017/090 — In relation to creating a sexual health education task force
2017/092 — In relation to requiring a report regarding the feasibility of implementing Barnes dance pedestrian interval crossing systems at high-crash intersections
2017/095 — In relation to requiring a study on locations with significant pedestrian traffic
2017/098 — In relation to providing fast food employees the ability to make voluntary contributions to not-for-profit organizations of their choice through payroll …
2017/109 — In relation to extending the effective period of the provisions of such local law and requiring a supplemental report relating to such preservation
2017/110 — In relation to the naming of 53 thoroughfares and public places, Susana Mushatt Jones Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, Horace L. Morancie Way, Borough of Brooklyn …
2017/111 — In relation to the naming of Joel A. Miele, Sr. Pedestrian Bridge
2017/117 — In relation to requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to submit a plan for serving the behavioral health needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual …
2017/118 — In relation to wild or exotic animal circus performances
2017/120 — In relation to the alternative exemption for veterans
2017/124 — In relation to permitting the delay of the formal admission of inmates to the custody of the department of correction in order to facilitate the posting of bail
2017/128 — In relation to the maximum exemptions allowable for the alternative exemption for veterans
2017/130 — In relation to pedestrian countdown displays at intersections adjacent to schools and parks
2017/140 — In relation to increasing the maximum qualifying income for the senior citizen homeowner's exemption and the disabled homeowner's exemption
2017/142 — In relation to the sale of tobacco products in pharmacies
2017/144 — In relation to the regulation of electronic cigarettes and the licensing of electronic cigarette retail dealers
2017/145 — In relation to the regulation of retail dealers of tobacco products and of electronic cigarettes, the establishment of price floors and minimum package sizes …
2017/146 — In relation to expanding the retail dealer license to include retailers of tobacco products and setting caps on retail dealer licenses, and to repeal …
2017/151 — In relation to creating a task force on construction work in occupied multiple dwellings
2017/154 — In relation to tenant protection plans, and to repeal section 1704.20.10 of the building code of the city of New York, in relation to special requirements for …
2017/166 — In relation to the evaluation of civil actions, claims, complaints, and investigations alleging improper police conduct
2017/169 — In relation to reviewing the administration for children's services maintenance of health records for youth in the juvenile justice system
2017/178 — In relation to establishing an office of nightlife and a nightlife advisory board
2017/180 — In relation to requiring the department of transportation and the department of parks and recreation to study the installation of bike share near parks
2017/183 — In relation to disability classification reporting from the department of education
2017/187 — In relation to the regulation of non-tobacco smoking products, and to amend the fire code of the city of New York, and the New York city mechanical code, in …
2017/189 — In relation to requiring the department of transportation to conduct a study of traffic congestion due to truck deliveries during daytime hours
2017/190 — In relation to requiring signage warning of the health risks associated with smoking shisha
2017/209 — In relation to a workforce development plan for small business
2017/210 — In relation to a state of small business survey
2017/213 — In relation to the creation of a Hurricane Sandy recovery task force
2017/220 — In relation to contracts between the department of small business services and certain entities that administer economic development benefits on behalf of the …
2017/221 — In relation to the recovery of financial assistance for economic development in cases of noncompliance with the terms of such assistance
2017/226 — In relation to persons not to be detained by the department of probation
2017/228 — In relation to immigration enforcement
2017/230 — In relation to promoting an increase in solar energy use by city employees
2017/232 — In relation to promoting an increase in solar energy use within business improvements districts
2017/237 — In relation to the naming of 70 thoroughfares and public places, 1st Lt. Alf Larsen Way WWII Hero, Borough of Staten Island, Police Officer Kelly Korchak Way …
2017/241 — In relation to requiring an annual school safety implementation report, and providing for the repeal of such report
2017/245 — In relation to establishing a chief privacy officer and policies and protocols relating to the handling of identifying information
2017/246 — In relation to access to non-public areas of city property and property of human services contractors and subcontractors
2017/247 — In relation to identifying information
2017/248 — In relation to creating a long-term energy plan for the city and establishing a New York city energy policy advisory subcommittee
2018/001 — In relation to requiring a certification of no harassment prior to approval of construction documents or issuance of permits for demolition or renovation of …
2018/012 — In relation to the participation of minority-and women-owned business enterprises in construction projects related to properties receiving tax benefits in …
2018/014 — In relation to the registration and duties of lift directors
2018/018 — In relation to requiring the administration for children's services to conduct a study regarding child protective caseloads and workloads
2018/033 — In relation to energy efficiency scores and grades for certain buildings
2018/035 — In relation to renaming two thoroughfares and public places in the Borough of The Bronx, East 177th Street, and to amend the official map of the city of New …
2018/036 — In relation to information regarding the workforce for certain construction projects
2018/037 — In relation to requiring a study on the feasibility of providing language classes to certain children in foster care
2018/046 — In relation to requiring the department of city planning, department of small business services, and the department of parks and recreation to develop urban …
2018/049 — In relation to automated decision systems used by agencies
2018/053 — In relation to responses to noise complaints
2018/054 — In relation to requiring officers to identify themselves to the public
2018/056 — In relation to requiring the New York police department to develop and provide guidance for its officers on obtaining consent to search individuals
2018/061 — In relation to mold assessment, mold abatement and mold remediation for certain buildings
2018/069 — In relation to protecting employees who seek temporary changes to work schedules for personal events and certain other schedule changes
2018/071 — In relation to cleaning park playground equipment after the spraying of pesticides
2018/074 — In relation to requiring the commissioners of sanitation and consumer affairs to study the feasibility of a penalty mitigation program
2018/075 — In relation to requiring the office of operations or another office or agency designated by the mayor to conduct a study regarding client information management …
2018/078 — In relation to establishing a temporary task force on post-incarceration reentry for older adults
2018/084 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2018/091 — In relation to establishing a charter revision commission to draft a new or revised city charter
2018/093 — In relation to assessing workplace risk factors associated with sexual harassment within city agencies
2018/101 — In relation to climate surveys and action plans to combat sexual harassment and equal employment opportunity violations at city agencies
2018/110 — In relation to requiring the fire department to conduct outreach and education to residential buildings
2018/116 — In relation to requiring the fire department to implement a plan for educating both children and parents about fire safety and prevention
2018/123 — In relation to animal shelters
2018/129 — In relation to requiring the municipal drug strategy advisory council to report on opioid antagonist distribution
2018/133 — In relation to requiring that city affordable housing plans address historic patterns of racial segregation
2018/138 — In relation to a plan to increase enforcement of littering out of vehicles
2018/139 — In relation to the naming of 95 thoroughfares and public places, Firefighter William E. Woodlon Place, Borough of Manhattan, 111th Street Old Timers Way …
2018/140 — In relation to requiring the department for the aging to report on senior centers
2018/146 — In relation to the regulation of short-term residential rentals
2018/147 — In relation to conducting a study of the impact vehicles for hire have on the city of New York, and authorizing the commission to establish and revise vehicle …
2018/153 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/154 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/155 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/156 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/157 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/158 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/159 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/160 — In relation to imposing liability on vehicle owners for failure to comply with maximum speed limits in school speed zones
2018/161 — In relation to applications for retail dealer licenses for sale of cigarettes or tobacco products
2018/162 — In relation to the naming of one thoroughfare and public place, Jean-Jacques Dessalines Boulevard in the Borough of Brooklyn
2018/164 — In relation to requiring the department of correction to report on the rate of emergency lock-ins
2018/169 — In relation to designating community information centers in the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn during the course of the Canarsie Tunnel closure starting in …
2018/170 — In relation to establishing an ombudsperson within the department of transportation
2018/177 — In relation to the advisory opinions of the conflicts of interest board, and to repeal paragraph 4 of subdivision c of section 2603 in relation thereto
2018/183 — In relation to studying the feasibility of providing childcare for city employees
2018/190 — In relation to conducting education and outreach regarding single-occupant toilet room requirements
2018/195 — In relation to approval processes for alternative automatic fire extinguishing systems, fire alarm systems, emergency alarm systems, fire department in-building …
2018/198 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/199 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/200 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/201 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/202 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/203 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/204 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/205 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/206 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/207 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/208 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/209 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/210 — In relation to the disapproval of a determination by the department of housing preservation and development to approve the transfer of the property located at …
2018/212 — To create a task force to study the sale prices of taxicab medallions
2018/219 — In relation to creating an office of inclusion within the New York city taxi and limousine commission
2019/007 — In relation to requiring the fire department to report on emergency medical services divisions and stations
2019/010 — In relation to debt owed by owners of medallions
2019/013 — In relation to requiring the equal employment practices commission to analyze and report annually on citywide racial and ethnic classification underutilization
2019/017 — In relation to the creation of a fair student funding task force
2019/018 — In relation to reporting of pay and employment equity data
2019/022 — In relation to an organic waste curbside collection pilot program
2019/024 — In relation to the naming of 68 thoroughfares and public places, Correction Officer Jonathan Narain Way, Borough of Queens, Frank Appice Way, Borough of Staten …
2019/025 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report and the date prior to which the council shall conduct public hearings and …
2019/028 — In relation to establishing temporary programs, conducting education, establishing a task force related to accessory sign violations and waiving penalties for …
2019/048 — In relation to authorizing the creation of legal defense trusts
2019/049 — To establish a demonstration program to facilitate the creation and alteration of habitable apartments in basements and cellars of certain one- and two-family …
2019/054 — In relation to the department of citywide administrative services provisional employee reduction plan
2019/064 — In relation to investigation by the department of health and mental hygiene of places in which children identified with elevated blood lead levels routinely …
2019/079 — In relation to requiring an assessment of potential determinants of Legionnaires' disease in the city
2019/092 — In relation to requiring that the roofs of certain buildings be partially covered in green roof or solar photovoltaic electricity generating systems
2019/100 — In relation to a paper carryout bag reduction fee, and to repeal chapter 4-F of title 16 of such code, relating to carryout bag reduction
2019/120 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report on funding for after school athletics
2019/122 — In relation to requirements for portable ramps in prior code buildings where such portable ramps are permissible and signage relating thereto
2019/128 — In relation to establishing a full public match campaign finance system
2019/131 — In relation to creating a task force to examine the monuments, statues, public art and historical markers on city-owned property
2019/137 — In relation to reducing the commercial motor vehicle tax for medallion taxicabs
2019/138 — In relation to requiring public information messaging on healthy eating
2019/145 — Requiring the board of correction to convene a task force to address policies related to the treatment of transgender, gender nonconforming, non-binary, and …
2019/146 — In relation to renaming one thoroughfare and public place in the Borough of Queens, Seaver Way, and to amend the official map of the city of New York …
2019/150 — In relation to a pilot program for allowing pet harbors to be placed on sidewalks adjacent to commercial establishments
2019/151 — In relation to microbusinesses
2019/158 — In relation to the naming of 86 thoroughfares and public places, Archbishop Roy E. Brown Way, Borough of Brooklyn, Giglio Way, Borough of Manhattan, Pedro …
2019/167 — In relation to implementation of a plan based on findings of the audit of department of social services/human resources administration job centers and SNAP …
2019/169 — In relation to auditing department of social services/human resources administration job centers and SNAP centers
2019/173 — In relation to a pilot program to review school start times to reduce adolescent sleep deprivation
2019/177 — In relation to requiring the department of social services/human resources administration to provide legal assistance providers information
2019/178 — In relation to requiring training for certain employees of the city of New York on federal regulations relating to inadmissibility on public charge grounds
2019/180 — In relation to the distribution of educational materials about the federal regulations relating to inadmissibility on public charge grounds
2019/181 — In relation to installing utility-scale energy storage systems on city buildings and conducting a feasibility study on the installation of such systems …
2019/182 — In relation to a study and plan relating to community choice aggregation programs
2019/184 — In relation to off-hour deliveries at city facilities
2019/192 — In relation to requiring the mayor's office of criminal justice to report on progress in closing jails on Rikers Island
2019/193 — In relation to the establishment of a commission to make recommendations on reinvestment in communities impacted by Rikers Island
2019/199 — In relation to the establishment of commercial waste zones, and to repeal sections 16-523 and 16-524 of such code, relating to a pilot of special trade waste …
2019/208 — In relation to creating a specialized high school taskforce
2019/211 — In relation to the establishment of a Hart island public travel plan
2019/212 — In relation to expanding the prevailing wage law for building service employees at city development projects
2019/214 — In relation to a public hearing on public burial and related issues
2019/216 — In relation to a housing lottery system report
2019/221 — In relation to requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to report on the occurrence of diabetes and diabetes-related health problems and develop a …
2019/225 — In relation to creating district diversity working groups
2019/228 — In relation to prohibiting the sale of flavored electronic cigarettes and flavored e-liquids and conducting outreach regarding the availability of smoking …
2020/001 — In relation to reporting on the improper use of city-issued parking permits
2020/004 — In relation to the misuse of city-issued parking permits
2020/006 — In relation to parking enforcement
2020/009 — In relation to city-issued parking permits
2020/013 — In relation to removing vehicles obstructing a sidewalk, crosswalk, fire hydrant, bicycle lane, or bus lane
2020/014 — In relation to bringing such code up to date with the 2015 edition of the international plumbing code with differences that reflect the unique character of the …
2020/015 — In relation to bird friendly materials
2020/020 — In relation to requiring the department of education to annually report on certain claims for payment for tuition or services
2020/022 — In relation to reporting of workers' compensation data
2020/026 — In relation to the naming of 55 thoroughfares and public places, Punjab Avenue, Borough of Queens, Gurdwara Street, Borough of Queens, Detective Lawrence Cecil …
2020/032 — In relation to health insurance coverage for the surviving family members of certain deceased employees of the city of New York
2020/035 — In relation to affordable retail space in financially assisted development projects, and to provide for the expiration of the provisions relating thereto
2020/036 — In relation to a creating a dangerous vehicle abatement program
2020/040 — In relation to requiring the office of food policy to formulate a 10-year food policy plan
2020/044 — In relation to the creation of a task force regarding a museum about New York city's African-American civil rights history
2020/048 — In relation to conforming the New York city energy conservation code to the New York state energy code with amendments unique to construction in the city and …
2020/054 — In relation to requiring the waiver and refund of certain sidewalk cafe revocable consent fees, and providing for the repeal of such provision upon the …
2020/057 — In relation to license, permit, consent and registration renewal extensions, and requiring at least 45 days notice for renewal following the COVID-19 emergency
2020/061 — In relation to public reporting on contact tracing for COVID-19
2020/062 — To authorize adoption by resolution of an interest rate for nonpayment of taxes on real property with an assessed value over two hundred fifty thousand dollars …
2020/063 — To authorize adoption by resolution of an interest rate for nonpayment of taxes on real property with an assessed value of two-hundred and fifty thousand …
2020/074 — In relation to a pilot program for shared electric scooters
2020/075 — In relation to the establishment of a task force to recommend policies and protocols relating to the safe reopening and operation of city agencies in response …
2020/076 — In relation to the creation of a database to track the expenditure of funds in connection with COVID-19, and to provide for the repeal thereof
2020/077 — In relation to temporary space for outdoor dining
2020/080 — In relation to changing the name of the Department of Consumer Affairs to the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, and to repeal the following …
2020/083 — In relation to the designation of administering offices or agencies
2020/086 — In relation to requiring the department of cultural affairs to publish information on COVID-19 reopening plans and resources for art and cultural institutions …
2020/090 — In relation to legal services for small business tenants
2020/091 — In relation to city-wide stormwater management controls
2020/092 — In relation to the creation of a black car and livery task force
2020/094 — In relation to reporting on financial assistance received by small businesses impacted by COVID-19
2020/098 — In relation to extending temporary personal guaranty protection provisions for commercial tenants impacted by COVID-19
2020/099 — In relation to displaced hotel service workers and hotel service disruption notifications
2020/100 — In relation to allowing food service establishments to charge a COVID-19 recovery charge
2020/101 — In relation to the use of certain credit information in the rental or leasing of affordable units by a developer
2020/102 — In relation to requiring the department of buildings to report on the safety and feasibility of authorizing building exterior wall examinations by unmanned …
2020/108 — To authorize the extension of deadlines for the filing of applications and renewal applications for real property tax abatement and exemption programs
2020/110 — In relation to requiring the taxi and limousine commission to evaluate the character and integrity of taxicab brokers, agents, and taxicab licensees
2020/112 — In relation to extending certain provisions thereof
2020/114 — In relation to space heaters, the establishment of a permanent outdoor dining program, and to amend local law number 77 for the year 2020, in relation to the …
2020/124 — In relation to studying age discrimination in the workplace
2021/002 — In relation to wrongful discharge of fast food employees
2021/004 — In relation to prohibiting discrimination based on one's arrest record, pending criminal accusations or criminal convictions
2021/005 — In relation to the provision of information to tenants of the New York city housing authority regarding the mold ombudsperson
2021/008 — In relation to the temporary use of outdoor space for artistic and cultural events
2021/010 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report on remote learning attendance
2021/011 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report on metrics regarding remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic
2021/012 — In relation to extending the deadlines for inspection and correction of building gas piping systems in certain community districts
2021/014 — In relation to the naming of 92 thoroughfares and public places, Pandit Ramlall Way, Borough of Queens, Henry Clayton Street, Borough of Queens, Little Guyana …
2021/018 — In relation to expanding the availability of food vendor permits, creating an office of street vendor enforcement, and establishing a street vendor advisory …
2021/019 — In relation to requiring a study and report on 311 complaints resulting in unconfirmed conditions
2021/021 — In relation to a voter education campaign regarding ranked choice voting
2021/022 — In relation to establishing a board to review workplace health and safety guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic
2021/025 — In relation to extending the time limit for filing construction documents for such program
2021/027 — In relation to publication of 311 service level agreements
2021/029 — In relation to accessory sign violations and waiving penalties and fees for signs that are accessory to a use on the same zoning lot
2021/031 — In relation to conducting a study regarding the feasibility of constructing a new wastewater treatment facility on Rikers Island
2021/032 — In relation to an annual report on the progress of the Brooklyn Navy Yard master plan
2021/036 — In relation to the establishment of a plan for COVID-19 vaccination of homebound seniors, reporting on such plan, and providing for the repeal of such …
2021/038 — In relation to extending to the 2021-22 assessment roll the renewal of certain residential property taxation exemptions received on the 2020-21 assessment roll …
2021/041 — In relation to climate resiliency design guidelines and resiliency scoring
2021/043 — In relation to additional freeboard for structures in the floodplain
2021/044 — In relation to the creation of a unified scheduling system for COVID-19 vaccinations, and to provide for the repeal thereof
2021/046 — In relation to press credentials
2021/047 — In relation to clarifying that the New York city civilian complaint review board has the power to investigate bias-based policing and racial profiling …
2021/048 — In relation to creating a right of security against unreasonable search and seizure, and against excessive force regardless of whether such force is used in …
2021/050 — In relation to extending temporary personal guaranty protection provisions for commercial tenants impacted by COVID-19
2021/056 — In relation to the use of pesticides by city agencies
2021/063 — In relation to tenant data privacy
2021/066 — In relation to an assessment of the 311 service request intake map
2021/067 — In relation to moped share systems
2021/072 — In relation to creating an interagency task force on removing certain vehicles from public streets
2021/073 — In relation to requiring the department for the aging to report annually on senior centers within public housing developments
2021/074 — In relation to fences at stalled construction sites
2021/077 — In relation to prohibiting on-call scheduling for utility safety employees and providing advance notice of work schedules to utility safety employees
2021/079 — In relation to the sunset provisions for the alternative exemption for veterans
2021/080 — In relation to reducing penalties and allowing opportunities to cure for certain violations, to repeal chapter 4-B of title 16 of such code, relating to the …
2021/081 — To establish a temporary program to resolve outstanding judgments imposed by the environmental control board
2021/085 — To authorize adoption by resolution of an interest rate for nonpayment of taxes on real property with an assessed value over two hundred fifty thousand dollars …
2021/086 — To authorize adoption by resolution of an interest rate for nonpayment of taxes on real property with an assessed value of two-hundred and fifty thousand …
2021/087 — In relation to requiring city human services contractors to enter into labor peace agreements
2021/098 — In relation to the declaration of deceptive trade practices, to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in relation to the licensing of …
2021/101 — In relation to reductions in and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions
2021/104 — In relation to severance pay for hotel service employees
2021/108 — In relation to side guards
2021/112 — In relation to agency purchasing of textiles, and to establish a task force to recommend legislation and policy for environmentally preferable purchasing, use …
2021/117 — In relation to the agreements between third-party food delivery services and food service establishments and the provision of toilet facility access to food …
2021/118 — In relation to limitations on distance and route for food delivery workers; to amend three local laws for the year 2021 amending the administrative code of the …
2021/119 — In relation to extending the certification of no harassment pilot
2021/125 — In relation to establishing prevailing wage requirements for security guards and fire guards at city-contracted shelters
2021/126 — In relation to bringing such codes and related provisions of law up to date with the 2015 editions of the international building, mechanical, fuel gas and …
2021/128 — In relation to allowing corporations, partnerships and other business entities to obtain newsstand licenses; and to repeal section 20-241 of the administrative …
2021/137 — In relation to an extension of the deadlines for inspection and correction of building gas piping systems in certain community districts
2021/140 — In relation to certifications of no harassment
2021/147 — In relation to the definition of major building
2021/148 — In relation to cold-formed steel construction
2021/149 — In relation to construction superintendents
2021/150 — In relation to the licensing of construction labor providers
2021/152 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report on school attendance, vaccination, testing consent and quarantine data related to COVID-19, and …
2021/153 — In relation to requiring the department of education to report on COVID-19 within city schools, and providing for the repeal thereof
2021/154 — In relation to the use of substances with certain emissions profiles
2021/158 — In relation to a task force regarding the transportation of students in temporary housing
2021/162 — In relation to studying population and housing changes in areas that have been the subject of neighborhood rezonings
2021/166 — In relation to micro-distribution centers for distributing goods via sustainable modes of transportation
2021/169 — In relation to limiting fees associated with vacating a premises
2021/172 — In relation to providing paid time to employees who accompany a child to receive a COVID-19 vaccination injection or care for a child with COVID-19 vaccine side …
2021/173 — In relation to requiring labor peace agreement for certain city economic development projects
2022/002 — In relation to the creation of a demonstration program for geothermal exchange systems
2022/005 — In relation to civil legal services for domestic violence survivors who are a party to a divorce proceeding
2022/007 — In relation to creating a nuclear disarmament and nuclear weapons-free zone advisory committee
2022/010 — In relation to creating a demonstration program to use photographic evidence to impose liability on vehicle owners for passing a stopped school bus and …
2022/011 — In relation to allowing lawful permanent residents and persons authorized to work in the United States in New York city to participate in municipal elections
2022/020 — In relation to tree health assessments and inspections
2022/029 — In relation to establishing an office for neighborhood safety and the prevention of gun violence
2022/031 — In relation to nighttime illumination during peak avian migration periods
2022/036 — In relation to reporting on the mental health of New Yorkers during the COVID-19 public health crisis
2022/040 — In relation to requiring the posting of mayoral executive orders online within one business day of execution
2022/043 — In relation to the establishment of a task force to study and make recommendations regarding the potential conversion of vacant or commercially unviable office …
2022/044 — In relation to stove safety knobs
2022/047 — In relation to the advancement and regulation of energy storage systems and the adoption of current fire safety standards as incorporated in the 2015 edition of …
2022/051 — In relation to renaming a park in the Borough of Queens, Archie Spigner Park, and to amend the official map of the city of New York accordingly
2022/052 — In relation to the date of submission by the mayor of a preliminary management report, the date of submission by the mayor of the preliminary certificate …
2022/054 — In relation to the naming of 199 thoroughfares and public places, Frances Perkins Place, Borough of Manhattan, TIN PAN ALLEY, Borough of Manhattan, Sumner …
2022/056 — In relation to extending to the 2022-23 assessment roll the renewal of certain residential property taxation exemptions received on the 2021-22 assessment roll …
2022/075 — In relation to a public information and outreach campaign regarding safe access to reproductive health care
2022/081 — In relation to the naming of 78 thoroughfares and public places, Clara Belle Place, Borough of Queens, NYPD SCG Lorraine P. Elliott Way, Borough of Queens, Juan …
2022/085 — In relation to establishing a program in the department of health and mental hygiene to train doulas and provide doula services to residents in all five …
2022/094 — In relation to creating a one-stop shop small business portal
2022/099 — In relation to the establishment of a Marshall plan for moms task force to develop and issue recommendations on how to support working mothers, other parents …
2022/100 — In relation to establishing a child care task force
2022/104 — In relation to establishing a child care grant pilot program
2022/106 — In relation to a report on the role of women and gender non-binary, non-conforming, and intersex workers in nontraditional careers
2022/111 — In relation to receptacles in a building or dwelling that has a high concentration of rodent infestation
2022/114 — In relation to a report on suitable locations for installing public bathrooms
2022/119 — In relation to requiring the fire department to plan and implement training on diversity, inclusion, anti-discrimination and anti-harassment
2022/122 — In relation to a report tracking the funds paid pursuant to the New York opioid settlement sharing agreement
2023/003 — In relation to the design of the ballot and content of ballot instructions for ranked choice elections
2023/010 — In relation to a survey to determine the feasibility of creating small parks and green spaces on public streets with dead ends and vacant city-owned land near …
2023/013 — In relation to providing supplemental language access services in connection with temporary language needs
2023/016 — In relation to requiring the department of parks and recreation to develop a strategy to reduce the duration of its capital projects
2023/023 — In relation to the creation of an advisory board for accessibility at shelters
2023/032 — In relation to phasing out the use of fuel oil grade no. 4
2023/040 — In relation to requiring the fire department to report on safety measures to mitigate fire risk associated with powered mobility devices
2023/042 — In relation to prohibiting the sale of lithium-ion batteries assembled or reconditioned using cells removed from used batteries
2023/043 — In relation to accessory sign violations and waiving penalties and fees for signs that are accessory to a use on the same zoning lot
2023/044 — In relation to the naming of 129 thoroughfares and public places, Allama Iqbal Avenue, Borough of Queens, Cecelia Owens Cox Way, Borough of Queens, Clifford …
2023/051 — In relation to green building standards and repealing section 224.1 of the New York city charter in relation thereto
2023/052 — In relation to requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to develop and implement a citywide diabetes incidence and impact reduction plan
2023/077 — In relation to technical corrections, clarifications and modifications to provisions of the New York city construction codes
2023/109 — In relation to exemptions from real property taxes and payments in lieu of taxes for certain properties occupied by senior citizens or persons with disabilities
2023/110 — In relation to the naming of 112 thoroughfares and public places, S.W.A.M. Way, Borough of Queens, Tom DeMott Way, Borough of Manhattan, DJ Jinx Paul Way …
2023/111 — In relation to lead-based paint hazards in common areas of dwellings
2023/113 — In relation to civil service examinations for justice-involved individuals
2023/114 — In relation to installing intermediate reference location signs on designated sections of Cross Bay Boulevard, Beach Channel Drive, and Rockaway Point Boulevard
2023/118 — In relation to establishing crisis respite centers
2023/119 — In relation to establishing clubhouses for individuals with serious mental illness
2023/121 — In relation to granting licenses and revocable consents for sidewalk cafes and roadway cafes, to repeal subchapter 6 of chapter 2 of title 20 of such …
2023/131 — In relation to the establishment of a trade-in program for powered mobility devices and lithium-ion batteries used in powered mobility devices, and to provide …
2023/132 — In relation to public swimming pool assessment and location survey and swimming lessons offered by the department of parks and recreation
2023/139 — In relation to a one-time exception to the maximum age requirement for membership in the fire department for certain persons during the next promotional exam …
2023/140 — In relation to the purchase of zero emission vehicles by the city
2023/142 — In relation to parking for tractor trailers and other commercial trucks
2023/150 — In relation to requiring added sugar notifications for menu items in chain restaurants
2023/157 — In relation to requiring a report on potential locations for the construction of a bus transit center in Flushing, Queens
2023/166 — In relation to a biotechnology credit against the general corporation tax, the unincorporated business tax, and the corporate tax of 2015
2023/167 — In relation to a fair housing plan, and to repeal local law number 133 for the year 2018, relating to affordable housing plans
2023/168 — In relation to classifying credit card processing fees and bank fees as exempt expenditures
2023/170 — In relation to establishing a commission on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, or any other diverse sexual orientation or gender …
2023/171 — In relation to redesigning the city truck route network
2024/016 — In relation to compensation awarded by the environmental control board to complainants for citizen noise complaints and to the maximum penalty authorized for …
2024/032 — In relation to outreach to unlicensed mobile car wash operators and authorizing seizure for certain mobile car washes, and to repeal certain educational …
2024/041 — In relation to the naming of 117 thoroughfares and public places, St. John Baptist Church Place, Borough of Queens, Forest Park Carousel Way, Borough of Queens …
2024/046 — In relation to requiring the department of health and mental hygiene to develop a citywide population health agenda
2024/048 — In relation to the naming of the Paul A. Vallone Queens Animal Care Center
2024/050 — In relation to increasing the penalties for illegal powered mobility device sales, leases, or rentals, requiring that online sales of such devices include …
2024/055 — In relation to electric vehicle supply equipment in open parking lots and parking garages
2024/067 — In relation to increasing the civil penalty for repeated littering violations
2024/068 — In relation to requiring regular reports on the redevelopment plans at John F. Kennedy International Airport
2024/069 — In relation to a study on structural loadbearing capacity of parking garages
2024/073 — In relation to a workforce survey of migrants, including recent arrivals and asylum seekers, and to repeal such amendments upon the expiration thereof
2024/074 — In relation to a health survey of migrants, including recent arrivals and asylum seekers, and to repeal such amendments upon the expiration thereof
2024/078 — In relation to renaming a park in the Borough of the Bronx, Marcus Garvey Square, and to amend the official map of the city of New York accordingly
2024/081 — In relation to the naming of 100 thoroughfares and public places, Cynthia Doty Way, Borough of Manhattan, Our Lady of Grace Way, Borough of Queens, Ava Conklin …
2024/082 — In relation to the resolution and enforcement of property tax collection and preservation of housing for certain properties
2024/083 — In relation to posting information and reporting on dress code policies in New York city public schools, and to repeal section two of such local law upon the …
2024/084 — In relation to expanding availability of rapid testing for sexually transmitted infections
2024/087 — In relation to requiring the department of homeless services to report on the feasibility of contracting with community-based organizations to accept and …
2024/093 — In relation to establishing a New York city freedom trail task force
2024/095 — In relation to requiring the installation and maintenance of an informational sign at the intersection of Wall and Pearl Streets in Manhattan to mark the site …
2024/099 — In relation to the installation of solar photovoltaic systems on city-owned property
2024/101 — In relation to establishing a rat contraceptive pilot program
2024/103 — In relation to implementing a pilot program to establish postpartum support groups
2024/104 — In relation to licensing hotels
2024/108 — In relation to information about the maternal mortality and morbidity review committee
2024/121 — In relation to establishing a charter revision commission to draft a new or revised city charter
2024/128 — In relation to the electrical code and local law 55 for the year 2024, in relation to electric vehicle supply equipment in open parking lots and parking …
2024/131 — In relation to reporting on enforcement of unlicensed sellers of cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, tobacco products and illicit cannabis
2024/134 — In relation to a study and report on the feasibility of creating older adult information points
2025/005 — In relation to notification of the removal of parking spaces
2025/009 — In relation to adjustment of contribution and expenditure limits to account for two-year council terms
2025/011 — In relation to post-employment activities of certain former public servants
2025/015 — In relation to a pilot program to involve mental health professional candidates in student wellness clubs in public middle and high schools
2025/036 — In relation to requiring the provision of official waste containers at no cost to certain residential buildings with 2 or fewer dwelling units, and providing …
2025/047 — In relation to studying sidewalk shed designs and improving the aesthetics of existing sidewalk sheds
2025/048 — In relation to penalties for sidewalk sheds in the public right-of-way
2025/049 — In relation to exterior wall inspection requirements
2025/052 — In relation to establishing a sleep apnea screening pilot program and public education and outreach campaign
2025/056 — In relation to police department transparency in the use of surveillance technology
2025/064 — In relation to regulating helicopter operations at city owned heliports to reduce noise
2025/071 — In relation to publicly available information regarding gender identity related rights and resources
2025/073 — In relation to requiring the mayor’s office of immigrant affairs to conduct an assessment to support migrants who are transgender, gender non-conforming …
2025/084 — In relation to requiring a study on increasing the use of electric for-hire vehicles and installing new charging infrastructure, and to amend the administrative …
2025/085 — In relation to a six-month pilot program for food quality feedback surveys from food service contractors
2025/086 — In relation to posting certain information in multiple dwellings containing rent stabilized units
2025/087 — In relation to providing information related to flood adaptation assistance, and creating a southeast Queens flooding adaptation assistance task force, and to …
2025/088 — In relation to requiring the department of social services to provide an application confirmation notice and document receipts for applications for benefits
2025/093 — In relation to requiring the installation of outdoor drinking fountains near entrances to parks under the jurisdiction of the department of parks and recreation
2025/096 — In relation to the creation of curbside overnight truck parking in industrial business zones and to provide for the repeal thereof
2025/099 — In relation to requiring the posting of information on the use of indoor basketball courts, and a study on improving access to indoor basketball courts
2025/118 — In relation to a study and report on the provision of agency services to older adults with certain neurological and mental health conditions
2025/121 — In relation to the naming of 128 thoroughfares and public places, Masjid al Abidin Way, Borough of Queens, Alyce L. Feurtado Way, Borough of Queens, Raymond …
2025/122 — In relation to repealing the misdemeanor criminal penalties for general vendors and mobile food vendors
2025/123 — In relation to protections for contracted delivery workers
2025/124 — In relation to minimum payments to grocery delivery workers
2025/139 — In relation to holistic clinical assessments for incarcerated individuals
2025/140 — In relation to establishing a coordinator of the transition to borough-based jails and a department of correction coordinator for borough-based jail transition
2025/143 — In relation to an assessment of a cloud computing policy for city agency technological needs
2025/144 — In relation to including unlawful evictions in the definition of tenant harassment and making a recommendation on such evictions as a factor in a certification …
2025/152 — In relation to requiring the department of transportation to conduct a pilot project on the use of cool pavement
2025/154 — In relation to a report and study on air conditioning in homeless shelters
2025/158 — In relation to notifications regarding applications in New York City’s housing portal and designation of a representative to receive notifications
2025/162 — In relation to fee disclosures for self-storage facilities and storage warehouses
2025/167 — In relation to expanding the availability of the newborn home visiting program
2025/183 — In relation to reforming certain business licensing requirements, and to repeal subchapter 15 of title 20 of such code, relating to licensing locksmiths …
2025/199 — In relation to the creation of a centralized system for processing freedom of information law requests
2026/004 — In relation to requiring all schools to stock airway clearance devices, and to repeal section two of such local law upon the expiration thereof
2026/005 — In relation to determining the feasibility of increasing high school student participation in the city lifeguard corps
2026/007 — In relation to testing high visibility pavement markings and establishing a pilot program
2026/011 — In relation to quarterly payments to vendors under certain contracts with the department of homeless services and the office of criminal justice, and to …
2026/012 — In relation to establishing resilient construction standards for tanks in stormwater flood risk areas, requiring the department of buildings to provide …
2026/015 — In relation to requiring the department of buildings and the department of small business services to provide education concerning the proper installation of …
2026/019 — In relation to studying the feasibility of building affordable housing on Wards Island
2026/021 — In relation to the establishment of community hiring and compensation standards for city-assisted housing development projects
2026/022 — In relation to a pilot program to develop and distribute educational materials regarding the reduction of surplus food in public schools
2026/023 — In relation to cooling systems in tenant-occupied dwellings
2026/024 — In relation to establishing a for-hire vehicles parking pilot program
2026/025 — To conduct a study and publish a report on the impacts of algorithmic tools and automated employment decision tools on employees
2026/033 — In relation to the enactment of the New York city existing building code, and to repeal chapter 1 of title 27 of such code comprising the 1968 building code
2026/034 — In relation to the wrongful deactivation of app-based contracted delivery workers
2026/041 — In relation to requiring notice to condominium boards concerning the sale of tax liens
2026/044 — In relation to notice and provision to fire department personnel of firefighting personal protective equipment containing perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl …
2026/045 — In relation to a collection, exchange, and disposal program for firefighting personal protective equipment containing perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl …
2026/048 — In relation to the naming of 77 thoroughfares and public places, Laura Friedman Way, Borough of Manhattan, Jenny Benitez Way, Borough of Manhattan, Tom “Pop” …
2026/049 — In relation to the submission of the preliminary mayor’s management report, and in relation to the date of submission by the mayor of the preliminary …
2026/052 — In relation to the wrongful deactivation of high-volume for-hire vehicle drivers
2026/056 — In relation to creating a land bank
2026/058 — In relation to establishing timelines for cooperative corporations to approve or deny the sale of cooperative apartments
2026/060 — In relation to a department of sanitation rule regarding supplemental sanitation service providers placing out refuse or recycling
2026/061 — In relation to the establishment of compensation standards for security guards
2026/068 — In relation to a pilot program for power washing machines to clean sidewalk surfaces in commercial corridors
2026/071 — In relation to approval for emergency procurements and submission of contracts for audit
2026/077 — In relation to combining the archival review board and the archives, reference and research advisory board into a library and archival review advisory board …
2026/079 — In relation to a pilot program regarding cleanliness and snow and ice removal from bus shelters, bike share stations, and public communications structures
2026/081 — In relation to establishing a commission to review the salaries of elected officials in New York City and make recommendations regarding those salaries
2026/092 — In relation to a study on increasing the amount of green space in various community districts
2026/093 — In relation to a cool pavement pilot project in parks
2026/094 — In relation to the development of a citywide wildlife management plan
2026/102 — In relation to the date of submission by the Mayor of the proposed executive budget and budget message, the date of submission by the Borough Presidents of …
2026/103 — In relation to the installation of illuminated and solar-powered traffic devices at crosswalks
2026/105 — In relation to the establishment of a department of health and mental hygiene task force on NYC 988, and to amend the administrative code of the city of New …
2026/106 — In relation to a plan to expand access to temporary public bathrooms at certain special events held during the World Cup
2026/107 — In relation to the development of a World Cup events calendar and map of small businesses connected to the participating nations
2026/108 — In relation to the naming of two thoroughfares and public places, Thierry Henry Way, Borough of Manhattan and Pelé Way, Borough of Queens, and the repeal of …
2026/111 — In relation to the bicycle parking station program
2026/125 — In relation to the naming of 103 thoroughfares and public places, Jenny Benítez Way, Borough of Manhattan, Dr. Marilú Galván Way, Borough of Manhattan, Alida …
2026/126 — In relation to establishing a rental assistance voucher program
2026/128 — In relation to a study and report on the potential installation of works of art or structures to acknowledge the draft riots of 1863
2026/129 — In relation to workforce stabilization payments for school paraprofessionals, and providing for the repeal of such local law upon the expiration thereof
2026/138 — In relation to making the certification of no harassment pilot program permanent and adding criteria for inclusion of certain buildings in the program
2026/139 — In relation to requiring the department of sanitation to install and refill dog waste bag dispensers on public litter baskets
2026/140 — In relation to establishing a pilot program for collecting dog feces at dog runs for the purpose of composting
2026/141 — In relation to a public education and outreach campaign regarding the removal of dog waste, and to repeal such local law upon the expiration thereof
2026/147 — To establish a temporary program to resolve outstanding judgments imposed by the environmental control board