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Title 18: Parks
Chapter 1: Department of Parks and Recreation
§ 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.
§ 18-106 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.
§ 18-145 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.
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§ 18-154 Bathing season for beaches and pools.
   a.   The commissioner shall ensure that (i) the bathing season of each year for beaches and pools under the jurisdiction of the department ends on the Sunday following Labor Day and (ii) during such season, each such bathing beach and pool remains open to the public each day, at a minimum, from the hours of 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
   b.   Notwithstanding subdivision a of this section, the commissioner may limit the bathing season for extreme weather conditions, staffing level requirements for beaches or particular facilities, and the safety of the public.
(L.L. 2017/181, 10/8/2017, eff. 10/8/2017)
§ 18-155 Installation of bollards.
   a.   Definition. As used in this section, the term "bollard" means any raised concrete and/or metal post that is designed to slow or stop motor vehicles.
   b.   By July 30, 2019, and every year thereafter, the commissioner shall submit to the council an annual report on the installation of bollards in the city. Such report shall include:
      1.   The total number of locations under the jurisdiction of the department where bollards have been installed by the department and the total number of such bollards installed in the 12-month period ending on June 30 of such year; and
      2.   The total number of authorizations for bollard installation by third parties at locations under the jurisdiction of the department issued during the 12-month period ending on June 30 of such year.
(L.L. 2018/080, 1/19/2018, eff. 1/19/2018)
§ 18-156 Soil lead testing.
   a.   For the purposes of this section, the term "covered capital project" means a capital project, as defined in section 5-101, that is within the jurisdiction of the department and that upon completion of construction is expected to include an area containing publicly accessible exposed soil that is intended for active play or passive recreation, provided that the design phase of such capital project commences after the effective date of this section.
   b.   Before construction work on a covered capital project commences, the department shall determine the lead level of soil within the area of such covered capital project. Where such lead level is at or above the level set forth in paragraph (c) of section 745.65 of title 40 of the code of federal regulations, the department shall, as part of such covered capital project, cover, replace, make inaccessible or otherwise remediate any soil within such area that is designated for active play or passive recreation.
(L.L. 2020/027, 2/11/2020, eff. 6/10/2020)
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