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§ 23-702 — School cafeteria and kitchen inspection data

New York City Administrative Code (current through L.L. 2026/147, enacted September 12, 2026, and amendments effective through October 10, 2026) · NYC Admin. Code § 23-702 (School cafeteria and kitchen inspection data)

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§ 23-702 School cafeteria and kitchen inspection data.*

* Editor's note: there are two sections designated as § 23-702. a. Whenever any cafeteria or kitchen in a school of the city school district is inspected by the department of health and mental hygiene, the city school district shall post the following information on its website: 1. the date of the inspection or reinspection; 2. the name and address of the school where the inspected cafeteria or kitchen is located; 3. the facts established observed violations, if any, during such inspection and the severity level of such violations; 4. citations to the laws, regulations or rules for any violations observed during such inspection; and 5. any corrective actions taken in response to such inspection. b. Inspection results posted on the website for the city department of education pursuant to this section shall be searchable by the school name and address. c. At least once every school year, the principal of every school of the city school district where students use a cafeteria or kitchen shall inform the parent or legal guardian of each student of such school that the information required by this section is available on the website of the city department of education. The principal shall inform such parent or legal guardian that such information is available in a manner consistent with how other information is communicated to such parent or legal guardian, including, but not limited to, email, mail, parent newsletter or notice to students to show their parent or legal guardian. (2017 N.Y. Laws Ch. 313, 9/13/2017, eff. 12/12/2017)