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- Referred to health
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BILL NUMBER:S435
Title of bill
An act to amend the public health law, in relation to requiring public toilet facilities in restaurants with a seating capacity of ten or more
Purpose or general idea of bill
To reduce the present seating minimum of twenty to ten in which public toilet facilities must be provided and maintained in any public place where food is sold for consumption on the premise from twenty to ten.
Justification
The required seating capacity that the law mandates for public places to maintain a toilet facility is twenty. Ten is a more reasonable number of seats to require installation of a toilet facility.
Prior legislative history
2011/12 - S.1336 2009/10 - S.1105
Fiscal implications
None.
Effective date
One year after enactment.
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