Third-Party Food Delivery Services

NYC Admin. Code tit. 20, ch. 2, subch. 36

in effect

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563 Definitions.

§ 20-563 Definitions. As used in this subchapter, the following terms have the following meanings: Base wage. The term "base wage" means money paid, whether by the hour or otherwise, to a food delivery worker by a third-party food delivery service in exchange for work performed, not including gratuities, bonuses, allowances, shift differentials or other monetary payments that may contribute to such food delivery worker's total compensation. Basic service fee. The term “basic service fee” means a fee charged by a third-party food delivery service for providing a food service establishment with a service that: (i) allows such food service establishment to receive orders for delivery and pick-up on all websites and mobile and online platforms offered by such third-party food delivery service; and (ii) enables a person to search for such food service establishment on all such websites and platforms, in a manner that prominently displays such food service establishment by name and includes such food service establishment in results for a search based on customer criteria, such as cuisine type, location, or delivery radius, that are relevant to such food service establishment. Credit card. The term "credit card" means any credit card, charge card, courtesy card, debit card, or other device issued by a person to another person which may be used to obtain a cash advance or a loan or credit, or to purchase or lease property or services on the credit of the person issuing the credit card or a person who has agreed with the issuer to pay obligations arising from the use of a credit card issued to another person. Customer data. The term "customer data" means the following information provided to a third-party food delivery service by a customer who has placed an online order: (i) Name; (ii) Telephone number; (iii) E-mail address; (iv) The delivery address of the online order; and (v) The contents of the online order being requested to be fulfilled by a food service establishment. Delivery fee. The term "delivery fee" means a fee charged by a third-party food delivery service for providing a food service establishment with a service that delivers food from such establishment to customers located within at least 1 mile of such food service establishment. Direct telephone number. The term "direct telephone number" means a telephone number by which the caller communicates directly with a food service establishment, which is not a third-party telephone number. Enhanced service fee. The term “enhanced service fee” means a fee charged by a third-party food delivery service for providing a food service establishment with a service other than the service such third-party food delivery service provides to such food service establishment in exchange for paying a basic service fee, a delivery fee, or a transaction fee. Exigent circumstances. The term “exigent circumstances” means circumstances outside the control of a third-party food delivery service, such as severe weather conditions or natural disasters. Food delivery worker. The term "food delivery worker" means a natural person who is hired or retained as an independent contractor by a food service establishment, as an independent contractor of a third-party food delivery service or as an independent contractor of a third-party courier service, as defined in section 20-1501, to deliver food or beverage from such establishment to a consumer in exchange for compensation. Food service establishment. The term "food service establishment" means a business establishment located in the city where food is provided for individual portion service directly to the consumer whether such food is provided free of charge or sold, and whether consumption occurs on or off the premises or is provided from a pushcart, stand or vehicle. Gratuity. The term "gratuity" means a sum of money (i) paid voluntarily by a customer when placing an online order or after delivery of such online order, (ii) that is in addition to the purchase price and other mandatory charges such as taxes and fees, (iii) the amount of which the customer may choose, and (iv) that is referred to on the third-party food delivery platform as a gratuity, tip or other similar term that would suggest to a reasonable person that the sum, or a substantial portion thereof, would be received by the food delivery worker delivering goods in addition to such food delivery worker's base wage. Internet-based payment system. The term "internet-based payment system" means any mobile application or other internet service that facilitates electronic payments. Online order. The term "online order" means any order placed by a customer through or with the assistance of a third-party food delivery platform, including a telephone order. Purchase price. The term "purchase price" means the total price of the items contained in an online order that are listed on the menu of the food service establishment where such order is placed. Such term does not include taxes, gratuities and any other fees that may make up the total cost to the customer of an online order. Telephone order. The term "telephone order" means an order placed by a customer through a third-party telephone number. Third-party food delivery platform. The term "third-party food delivery platform" means the online or mobile platform of the third-party food delivery service on which a customer can view products available for sale and place an online order for a food service establishment's products. Third-party food delivery service. The term "third-party food delivery service" means any website, mobile application or other internet service that: (i) offers or arranges for the sale of food and beverages prepared by, and the same-day delivery or same-day pickup of food and beverages from, a food service establishment; and (ii) that is owned and operated by a person other than the person who owns such food service establishment. Third-party telephone number. The term "third-party telephone number" means a telephone number for a food service establishment that is provided by or on behalf of a third-party food delivery service, through which an online order may be placed. Toilet facility. The term "toilet facility" means a toilet facility on the premises of a food service establishment that is a dedicated facility for its patrons or that is a dedicated facility for its employees to the extent such establishment does not have a dedicated facility for its patrons. Transaction fee. The term "transaction fee" means a charge for the processing of a payment for an online order imposed upon a third-party food delivery service either by: (i) a credit card issuer or (ii) an internet-based payment system. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/110, 10/24/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/117, 10/24/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2025/079, 5/31/2025, eff. 6/30/2025) Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2021/117.

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.1 License.

§ 20-563.1 License. a. License required. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a third-party food delivery service without first having obtained a license therefor issued pursuant to this subchapter. All licenses issued pursuant to this subchapter shall be valid for no more than two years and expire on a date the commissioner prescribes by rule. b. License application. An application for any license required under this subchapter or for any renewal thereof shall be made to the commissioner in such form or manner as the commissioner shall prescribe by rule, provided that such application shall include, but need not be limited to: 1. The address of the applicant; 2. A list of all websites, mobile applications, or other third-party food delivery platforms, with relevant uniform resource locators, that the applicant uses or plans to use to conduct the business of a third-party food delivery service; 3. An e-mail address that the department can use to send the applicant license application materials, official notifications, or other correspondence; and 4. If the applicant is a non-resident of the city, the name and address of a registered agent within the city upon whom process or other notifications may be served. c. Fee. There shall be a biennial fee of $200 for a license to operate a third-party food delivery service. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.2 Issuance of license and certain restrictions on third-party food delivery service conduct.

§ 20-563.2 Issuance of license and certain restrictions on third-party food delivery service conduct. a. A license to operate a third-party food delivery service shall be granted in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter and any rules promulgated by the commissioner thereunder. b. Restrictions on third-party food delivery service operations. 1. It shall be unlawful for a third-party food delivery service to solicit a gratuity for a food delivery worker hired, retained or engaged by such third-party food delivery service from a customer in connection with an online order unless such third-party food delivery service discloses, in plain language and in a conspicuous manner, the following information before or at the same time as such gratuity is solicited: (i) The proportion or fixed amount of each gratuity that is distributed to a food delivery worker who delivers the goods purchased; and (ii) How gratuities are distributed to a food delivery worker, including whether such gratuities are distributed immediately or otherwise, and whether such gratuities are distributed in cash or otherwise. 2. For each transaction, a food delivery worker hired, retained or engaged by a third-party food delivery service shall be notified of how much the customer paid as gratuity, if such customer paid additional gratuity, and if such customer decided to remove the gratuity and the reason for such removal, if such a reason is provided. Upon any change or payment of gratuity, a third-party delivery service shall notify such food delivery worker and credit such gratuity to such worker's account. 3. A third-party food delivery service shall disclose to a food delivery worker hired, retained or engaged by such third-party food delivery service, the aggregate amount of compensation and aggregate amount of gratuities earned by such food delivery worker on the day after such compensation and gratuities were earned. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/110, 10/24/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.3 Fee caps.

§ 20-563.3 Fee caps. a. It shall be unlawful for a third-party food delivery service to charge a food service establishment a delivery fee that totals more than 15% of the purchase price of each online order unless the average of the sum of all delivery fees a third-party food delivery service charges a food service establishment in a calendar month totals no more than 15% of the sum of the purchase price of all such orders in such month. Any third-party food delivery service that charges a delivery fee pursuant to this subdivision shall provide delivery to any customer located within at least 1 mile of such food service establishment, unless exigent circumstances prevent such delivery. b. It shall be unlawful for a third-party food delivery service to charge a food service establishment a basic service fee that totals more than 5% of the purchase price of each online order unless the average of the sum of all basic service fees a third-party food delivery service charges a food service establishment in a calendar month totals no more than 5% of the sum of the purchase price of all such orders in such month. c. It shall be unlawful for a third-party food delivery service to charge a food service establishment a transaction fee that totals more than 3% of the purchase price of each online order, provided however that a third-party food delivery service may charge a food service establishment a transaction fee of more than 3% of the purchase price of an online order if: (i) such transaction fee is charged to the food service establishment in the same amount as the charge imposed upon the third-party food delivery service for such online order, and (ii) such third-party food delivery service can provide proof of such charge imposed upon it to both the department and the relevant food service establishment upon request. d. It shall be unlawful for a third-party food delivery service to charge a food service establishment any fee other than a basic service fee, delivery fee or transaction fee, except that a third-party food delivery service that offers a service for which such third-party food delivery service charges a basic service fee pursuant to this section may charge an enhanced service fee. Such an enhanced service fee may total no more than 20% of the purchase price of each online order, unless the average of the sum of all enhanced service fees a third-party food delivery service charges a food service establishment in a calendar month totals no more than 20% of the sum of the purchase price of all such orders in such month. e. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, it shall not be a violation this section where a third-party food delivery service refunds to a food service establishment the portion of any fee such third-party food delivery service has charged such food service establishment that exceeds any fee cap imposed pursuant to subdivisions a, b or d of this section within 30 calendar days of the final day of the month in which such charge occurs. f. Where a food service establishment pays a third-party food delivery service a basic service fee, such third-party food delivery service shall enable a person to search for such food service establishment on all websites and mobile and online platforms offered by such third-party food delivery service and shall not omit such food service establishment from relevant search results produced in response to such search. g. 1. Within 30 days of the effective date of the local law that added this subdivision, a third-party food delivery service shall notify any food service establishment with which such third-party food delivery service has an existing agreement of: (i) The services offered by such third-party food delivery service; (ii) The applicable caps on fees for such services pursuant to subdivisions a, b, and d of this section; (iii) The services provided to such food service establishment pursuant to such existing agreement; and (iv) Any change to a fee for any such service, provided that any such change shall take effect no earlier than 30 days after notification of such change from the third-party food delivery service to the food service establishment. 2. A food service establishment that has such an existing agreement with a third-party food delivery service may modify the type of services such third-party food delivery service provides to such food service establishment following: (i) notification from such third-party food delivery service of a change in the amount of any fee charged by such third-party food delivery service; or (ii) an offer from such third-party food delivery service to provide enhanced services to such food service establishment. 3. A third-party food delivery service shall disclose, in a clear and conspicuous manner, any fee, commission, or other charge imposed pursuant to any new or existing agreement between such third-party food delivery service and a food service establishment. h. Each month, a third-party food delivery service shall provide to a food service establishment with which such third-party food delivery service has an agreement an itemized list of each transaction between the food service establishment and the third-party food delivery service, including any fees such third-party food delivery service charged such food service establishment, in the preceding month. i. A third-party delivery service shall not purchase or otherwise obtain the name of a food service establishment from an internet search provider that sells advertising keywords for purposes of internet advertising within the city, unless a food service establishment consents in writing, including as part of an agreement in accordance with section 20-563.6. This subdivision shall not apply to advertising or interest content outside of the city, and shall not prohibit a third-party food delivery service from purchasing keyword advertising using common terms or names, including, but not limited to, terms relating to locations, food types, or cuisine types. j. A third-party food delivery service shall allow a food service establishment to include menus, coupons or other physical marketing materials with any online order. k. A third-party food delivery service shall not require a food service establishment, as a condition of such third-party food delivery service providing such establishment with any service for which such third-party food delivery service may charge a basic service fee, delivery fee, enhanced service fee, or transaction fee pursuant to this section, to charge the same price for any food or beverage item ordered through or with the assistance of such delivery service as such food service establishment charges for such food or beverage item ordered directly from or through the food service establishment, provided, however, that a third-party food delivery service and a food service establishment may agree to terms regarding differences in pricing, including a requirement that such establishment charge the same price for any food or beverage item ordered through or with the assistance of such delivery service as such establishment charges for such food or beverage item ordered directly from or through the food service establishment, in a written contract or agreement other than the contract or agreement pursuant to which the third-party food delivery service provides such food service establishment with services for which such third-party food delivery service may charge a basic service fee, delivery fee or transaction fee pursuant to this section, and provided, further, however, that any such agreement by a food service establishment regarding differences in pricing may not be a condition of such third-party food delivery service providing such establishment with any service for which such third-party food delivery service may charge a basic service fee, delivery fee, enhanced service fee or transaction fee pursuant to this section. l. No later than September 30, 2023, and no later than September 30, 2026, the commissioner shall submit to the speaker of the council and the mayor a report on the fee cap pursuant to this section, which shall include: 1. The effect of the caps prescribed by subdivisions a, b, c, and d of this section on third-party food delivery services and food service establishments, including, but not limited to, any effect on the revenue of third-party food delivery services and any effect on marketing by and revenue of food service establishments; 2. Whether any such cap affects wages and working conditions for persons who deliver food or beverages for third-party food delivery services; 3. Products that third-party food delivery services offer to food service establishments in exchange for paying basic service, delivery and enhanced service fees; 4. The number of complaints made to the department related to the alleged violations of this subchapter; 5. The number of violations issued under this subchapter, disaggregated by section of the code; 6. The number of violations issued to each third-party food delivery service licensed pursuant to section 20-563.1; 7. The total amount of penalties imposed as a result of violations of this subchapter; and 8. The amount of restitution recovered on behalf of food service establishments pursuant to this subchapter. (L.L. 2021/103, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2025/079, 5/31/2025, eff. 6/30/2025)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.4 Telephone orders.

§ 20-563.4 Telephone orders. No third-party food delivery service may charge any fee from a food service establishment for a telephone order if a telephone call between such establishment and a customer does not result in an actual transaction during such telephone call. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.5 Telephone number listings.

§ 20-563.5 Telephone number listings. a. A third-party food delivery service that lists or links to a telephone number for a food service establishment shall include in such listing or link the direct telephone number of such food service establishment. A third-party food delivery service may also list or link to a third-party telephone number in addition to such direct telephone number, provided that such listing or link includes a prominent and conspicuous description of each telephone number, including but not limited to identification of each telephone number as a third-party telephone number or a direct telephone number, as applicable, and any fee associated with the use of each telephone number for telephone orders, whether imposed on the food service establishment or on the caller. b. The commissioner shall adopt such rules and regulations as may be necessary to effectuate the purposes of this section, including but not limited to defining the contents, size and location of the descriptions required by this section. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.6 Unauthorized listings.

§ 20-563.6 Unauthorized listings. a. A third-party food delivery service shall not list, advertise, promote, or sell a food service establishment's products on, or arrange for the delivery of an order of such products through, the website, mobile application or other platform of such third-party food delivery service without a written agreement between such third-party food delivery service and such food service establishment to include the food service establishment's products on such website, mobile application or other platform. b. An agreement executed in accordance with this section shall include a provision requiring that a toilet facility is available for the use of food delivery workers lawfully on such establishment's premises to pick up such establishment's food or beverage for consumer delivery, except (i) where accessing the toilet facility would require a food delivery worker to walk through such establishment's kitchen, food preparation or storage area or utensil washing area to access such facility, pursuant to subdivision d of section 81.22 of the health code; (ii) where accessing the toilet facility would create an obvious health and safety risk to the food delivery worker or to the establishment; or (iii) any additional exceptions that the commissioner promulgates by rule. Such agreement shall shall not include a provision, clause, or covenant that requires a food service establishment to indemnify a third-party food delivery service, any independent contractor acting on behalf of the third-party food delivery service, or any registered agent of the third-party food delivery service, for any damages or harm by an act or omission occurring after the food service establishment's product leaves the place of business of the food service establishment. To the extent an agreement executed in accordance with this section contains such a provision, such provision shall be deemed void and unenforceable. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/117, 10/24/2021, eff. 1/24/2022) Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2021/117.

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.7 Customer data.

§ 20-563.7 Customer data. a. A food service establishment may request customer data from a third-party food delivery service. Upon such a request, a third-party food delivery service shall provide to the food service establishment all applicable customer data, until such food service establishment requests to cease receiving such customer data. b. Notwithstanding the requirements of subdivision a of this section, a third-party food delivery service shall not share customer data applicable to an online order pursuant to subdivision a of this section if such customer requests that such data not be shared in relation to such online order. The customer shall be presumed to have consented to the sharing of such customer data applicable to all online orders unless such customer has made such a request in relation to a specific online order. The third-party food delivery service shall provide in a conspicuous manner on its website, in a style and form required by the commissioner, a means for a customer to make such request. To assist its customers with deciding whether their data should be shared, a third-party food delivery service shall clearly and conspicuously disclose to the customer the customer data that may be shared with the food service establishment and shall identify the food service establishment fulfilling such customer's online order as a recipient of such data. c. Third-party food delivery services that share customer data pursuant to this section shall provide such data in a machine-readable format, disaggregated by customer, on an at least monthly basis. Third-party food delivery services shall not limit the ability of food service establishments to download and retain such data, nor limit their use of such data for marketing or other purposes outside of the third-party food delivery service website, mobile application or other internet service. d. Food service establishments that receive customer data pursuant to this section shall not sell, rent, or disclose such customer data to any other party in exchange for financial benefit, except with the express consent of the customer from whom the customer data was collected; shall enable a customer to withdraw their consent to use of their data by the food service establishment; and shall delete any such customer data upon request by a customer. e. Nothing in this section shall prevent a third-party food delivery service or a food service establishment from complying with any other law or rule. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.8 Records.

§ 20-563.8 Records. a. Every third-party food delivery service required to be licensed under this subchapter shall maintain the following records in an electronic format for a period of at least three years: 1. A roster of all food service establishments the third-party food delivery service lists on its website, mobile application, or other third-party food delivery platform and has listed on such website, mobile application, or other third-party food delivery platform; 2. All written agreements with a food service establishment; 3. Records listing itemized fees the third-party food delivery service has charged each food service establishment with which the third-party food delivery service maintains an agreement; 4. Such records related to the ownership of the third-party food delivery service as the commissioner may prescribe by rule; 5. Records demonstrating compliance with the requirements set forth in subdivisions c, d and e of section 20-563.2 of this subchapter; and 6. Such other records as the commissioner may prescribe by rule. b. All records required by this section or by the commissioner by rule shall be made available to the department electronically upon request, consistent with applicable law and in accordance with rules promulgated hereunder and with appropriate notice. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/110, 10/24/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.9 Denial, renewal, suspension and revocation of license.

§ 20-563.9 Denial, renewal, suspension and revocation of license. In addition to any powers of the commissioner and not in limitation thereof, the commissioner may deny or refuse to renew any license required under this subchapter and may suspend or revoke any such license, after due notice and opportunity to be heard, if the applicant or licensee, or, where applicable, any of its officers, principals, directors, members, managers, employees, or stockholders owning more than ten percent of the outstanding stock of the corporation, is found to have: a. Committed two or more violations of any provision of this subchapter or any rules promulgated thereunder in the preceding two years; b. Made a material false statement or concealed a material fact in connection with the filing of any application pursuant to this subchapter; c. Committed two or more violations of chapter five of title twenty of this code and any rules promulgated thereunder in the preceding two years; d. Committed two or more violations of chapter fifteen of title twenty of this code and any rules promulgated thereunder in the preceding two years; e. Committed three or more violations of paragraph 1 of subdivision c of section 10-157; subdivision d of section 10-157; paragraph 1 of subdivision e of section 10-157; paragraph 3 of subdivision e of section 10-157; subdivision f of section 10-157; or paragraph 1 of subdivision i of section 10-157, within a 2 year period, provided that violation of any rule promulgated pursuant to each such provision constitutes a violation of such provision; or f. Committed six or more violations of any provision of paragraph 1 of subdivision c of section 10-157; subdivision d of section 10-157; paragraph 1 of subdivision e of section 10-157; paragraph 3 of subdivision e of section 10-157; subdivision f of section 10-157; or paragraph 1 of subdivision i of section 10-157, or of any rule promulgated by the department of transportation pursuant to each such provision within a 2 year period. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/113, 10/24/2021, eff. 4/22/2022; Am. L.L. 2021/118, 10/24/2021, eff. 4/22/2022; Am. L.L. 2025/133, 10/10/2025, eff. 10/10/2026) Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2021/118.

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.10 Enforcement, civil penalties and restitution.

§ 20-563.10 Enforcement, civil penalties and restitution. a. Any person who violates, or causes another person to violate, a provision of this subchapter or any rule promulgated pursuant thereto, shall be subject to a civil penalty that shall not exceed $500 for each violation, except that a person that violates any provision of section 20-563.3 or any rule promulgated pursuant thereto shall be subject to a civil penalty that shall not exceed $1,000 for each violation. Violations by third-party food delivery services under this subchapter shall accrue on a daily basis for each day and for each food service establishment with respect to which a violation of this subchapter or any rule promulgated pursuant to this subchapter was committed. The department may also recover restitution on behalf of any food service establishment harmed by a violation of this subchapter or any rules promulgated pursuant to this subchapter by a third-party food delivery service. A proceeding to recover any civil penalty or restitution authorized pursuant to this subchapter may be brought in any tribunal established within the office of administrative trials and hearings or within any agency of the city designated to conduct such proceedings. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.11 Enforcement by the corporation counsel.

§ 20-563.11 Enforcement by the corporation counsel. a. A civil action may be brought by the corporation counsel on behalf of the city in any court of competent jurisdiction to recover any or all of the following: 1. Civil penalties authorized by this section; 2. Injunctive relief to restrain or enjoin any activity in violation of this subchapter; 3. Restitution in an amount not to exceed the amount of fees collected by a third-party food delivery service in excess of the maximum amounts permitted pursuant to this subchapter; 4. Attorneys' fees and costs, and such other remedies as a court may deem appropriate. b. 1. Where reasonable cause exists to believe that a third-party food delivery service is engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of this subchapter, the corporation counsel may commence a civil action on behalf of the city in a court of competent jurisdiction. 2. A civil action pursuant to paragraph 1 of this subdivision shall be commenced by filing a complaint setting forth facts relating to such pattern or practice and requesting relief, which may include injunctive relief, civil penalties and any other appropriate relief. 3. In any civil action commenced pursuant to paragraph 1 of this subdivision, the trier of fact may impose a civil penalty of not more than $25,000 for a finding that a third-party food delivery service has engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of this subchapter. Any civil penalty so recovered shall be paid into the general fund of the city. c. The corporation counsel may initiate any investigation to ascertain such facts as may be necessary for the commencement of a civil action pursuant to this section, and in connection therewith shall have the power to issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of documents, to administer oaths and to examine such persons as are deemed necessary. d. Nothing in this section prohibits a person alleging a violation of this subchapter from filing a civil action pursuant to section 20-563.12 based on the same facts as a civil action commenced by the corporation counsel pursuant to this section. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.12 Private cause of action.

§ 20-563.12 Private cause of action. Any person alleging a violation of any provision of this subchapter may bring a civil action, in accordance with applicable law, in any court of competent jurisdiction to recover any or all of the following remedies: a. Injunctive relief to restrain or enjoin any activity in violation of this subchapter; b. Restitution in an amount not to exceed the amount of fees collected by a third-party food delivery service in excess of the maximum amounts permitted pursuant to this subchapter; and c. Attorneys' fees and costs, and such other remedies as a court may deem appropriate. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

NYC Admin. Code § 20-563.13 Outreach.

§ 20-563.13 Outreach. No more than 60 days after the effective date of this local law, and continuing for 90 days thereafter, the commissioner, in collaboration with relevant agencies, shall conduct culturally appropriate outreach in the designated citywide languages, as defined in section 23-1101, to alert food service establishments and third-party food delivery services to the requirements of this subchapter. Such outreach shall include, but need not be limited to, posting information on relevant agency websites and distributing information to food service establishments, third-party food delivery services and other relevant stakeholders. (L.L. 2021/100, 9/26/2021, eff. 1/24/2022)

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