New York § 1400 - 1400Definitions
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 1400 — 1400Definitions, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 1400. 1400Definitions
§ 1400. Definitions. As used in this article: 1. "Children's camp" or "camp" for the purpose of this article means any children's overnight camp, as defined in section thirteen hundred ninety-two of this chapter, children's summer day camp as defined in section thirteen hundred ninety-two of this chapter and children's traveling summer day camp as defined in section thirteen hundred ninety-two of this chapter which is located without the state and engages in any public solicitations, for deposits for, or contracts for the purpose of enrollments, or accepts or makes any contract of enrollment for any child residing in the state. 2. "Disclosure statement" means a written statement submitted initially and/or amended annually containing such information as the commissioner by regulation may require on forms to be prescribed by the commissioner. In developing such disclosure statements, the commissioner shall require any person, firm, corporation, or association operating such camp to disclose information including but not be limited to the following: (1) name and mailing address of such camp; (2) form of the business organization and principal owners, officers or directors; (3) name, address and state of incorporation, if applicable, of the owner of such camp; (4) financial stability statements; (5) the political subdivision in which such camp is located and the location of the property within that subdivision; (6) physical features of the camp including a map of the camp and such photographs as the commissioner may require; (7) provisions for sanitary and disposal facilities and water supply; (8) staffing ratios; (9) living and sleeping quarters; (10) food service facilities; (11) recreational quarters and facilities and occupancy limits; (12) insurance coverage including names and addresses of carriers; (13) emergency health services; (14) medical services; (15) results of inspections by local or state health and safety officials within the past eighteen months; and (16) any other information which the commissioner deems necessary. 3. "Short form disclosure statement" or "short form" means an abbreviated version of the disclosure statement containing such information from the disclosure statement as the commissioner may require. 4. "Parent" means the birth or adoptive parent, the guardian, or person otherwise authorized to make a contract of enrollment for a child.
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