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Miscellaneous Laws of Nassau County Miscellaneous Laws of Nassau County EDWARD P. MANGANO Nassau County Executive Carnell T. Foskey County Attorney February 29, 2016 Miscellaneous Laws of Nassau County: February 29, 2016 This compilation includes a selection of local laws that are not consolidated in the County Government Law of Nassau County (the Nassau County Charter) or the Nassau County Administrative Code. These laws have been included in this compilation because they were identified for inclusion by the County Attorney when the Miscellaneous Laws were first compiled in 1985 pursuant to Resolution No. 70- 1985, or because the Legislature has since indicated in a particular law that it was to be an addition or amendment to the Miscellaneous Laws. Other unconsolidated local laws may exist that have not been included in this compilation. Some of these laws are available on the webpage of the Nassau County Legislature: http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/525/Local-Laws. Verification of text: The annexed has been reviewed and edited through February 29, 2016. Text may be compared for verification to the enacting and amending legislation. Such legislation can be obtained from the Office of the Clerk of the Legislature at (516) 571-4252 or online at http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/525/Local-Laws In case of any discrepancy between this compilation and the local laws as enacted by the Legislature, the latter shall be determinative. The County is not responsible for any errors or omissions in this publication. Other laws: Users should also be aware that, in addition to these miscellaneous laws, local laws enacted by the County Legislature are codified in the Nassau County Charter (also called the County Government Law of Nassau County) and Nassau County Administrative Code of Nassau County. These are also available on the County website. In addition, there may be local laws that remain unconsolidated in any volume. The County Legislature also acts by Ordinance and Resolution. Ordinances and Resolutions are not codified, but the proceedings of the Legislature are available through the office of the Clerk of the Legislature and at: http://www.mccinnovations.com/weblink/Browse.aspx. TABLE OF CONTENTS MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL LAWS OF NASSAU COUNTY TITLE PAGE 1 Elections 5 2 Judiciary 5 3 Municipalities 5 4 Nassau County American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory 8 Commission 5 Nassau County Veterans Memorial Coliseum 8 6 Consumer Affairs- Perishable Foods- Pricing 13 7 Racing-Pari-Mutual/Off Track Betting 17 8 Social welfare 18 9 Taxation 20 10 Transportation- Mass Transit 23 11 Elected Officials 23 12 Retirement Incentive Program 24 13 Nassau Community College; Casualty reserve fund 25 14 Defacing Property/Aerosol paint cans and broad-tipped 27 markers 15 Land Preservation 29 16 Nassau County Board of Parole 30 171 Purchase Frozen Desserts from Vendor in Motor Vehicle 34 172 Nassau County Special Motor Vehicle Use Fee 37 18 Prisoners in Nassau County Correctional Center- Payment for 39 Medical or Dental Services if Insured 19 Disseminating Indecent Crime Material to Minors 40 20 Fees for Probation Department Services 42 21 Certain Persons Convicted of Violating Nassau County Local 45 Laws or Ordinances- Reimbursement of Actual Investigatory and Incarceration Costs 21-A Certain Persons Who Are Incarcerated In The Nassau County 47 Correctional Center – Payment Of Unreimbursed Incarceration Costs 22 Employee Commute Options (ECO) Program 48 1 There are two Titles 17. 2 There are two Titles 17. February 29, 2016 1 23 Automated Teller Machine Security Protection Act for Bank 53 Customer 24 Nassau County Hotel and Motel Occupancy Tax 57 25 Sale of Certain Dietary Supplements and other Products 63 Containing Ephedrine 263 Agreements Between the County of Nassau and the 65 Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Long Island Rail Road Company and the Metropolitan Suburban Bus Authority 264 Box Cutters- prohibition on sale to minors, open displays and 66 Possession On School Premises 28 Smoking Law 68 29 Real Property Tax Exemption For Seniors And Veterans In 77 Cooperative Housing 305 Extension Of Time Period For Filing Application For The 78 School Tax Relief (STAR) Exemption With Respect to the1998-99 School Taxes. 306 Linked Deposit Program 79 32 Extension of Time Period for Filing Applications for the 86 School Tax Relief (STAR) Exemption with Respect to the 1999-2000 School Taxes 33 Local Development Corporation 87 34 Repealed 89 35 Sale of Tobacco Litigation Settlement Payments 90 36 Prescription Of Certain Health Related Facilities And 91 Hospital Facilities For The Prevention, Diagnosis Or Treatment Of Human Disease, Pain, Injury, Disability, Deformity Or Physical Condition And Certain Facilities Incidental Or Appurtenant Thereto And Authorization Of Regulatory Agreement Between The County of Nassau and The Nassau Health Care Corporation 37 Repealed 93 38 Tobacco Advertising 94 39 Display and Distribution of Adult Material 96 40 Nassau County Vehicle Control Act 97 41 Nassau County Educational Resource Center 98 42 Advance Notification Of Aerial And Ground Spraying Of 102 Pesticides For Adult Mosquito Control 3 There are two titles 26. 4 There are two titles 26. 5 There are two titles 30. 6 There are two titles 30. February 29, 2016 2 43 Adopting Countywide Notification Requirements For 104 Commercial and Residential Lawn Pesticide Applications 44 Aid To Villages Within Nassau County 107 45 Child Helmet Safety Law 108 46 Regulation of the Use of Mobile Telephones 110 47 Nassau County Open Space and Parks Advisory Committee 112 48 Body Piercing and Tattooing Law 116 49 Carbon Dioxide Emissions Regulation 119 50 Requiring Clergy to Report incidences of Sexual Abuse or 123 Other Unlawful Conduct Against Minors to the Nassau County District Attorney 51 Apprenticeship Training Programs for County Contracts 124 52 Good Sportsmanship of Participants, Their Parents And 127 Coaches In Sports and Recreational Activities on Nassau County Property 53 Participation by Minority Group Members and Women in 128 Nassau County Contracts 54 Leave Allowed by County to Employees for Organ or Bone 140 Marrow Donation 55 Prohibition Against The Sale Of Lighters, Matches and 141 Lighter Fluid To Minors 56 Collective Bargaining Activities Of Unions In Nassau County 142 57 Nassau County Living Wage Law 147 58 BB Gun Law 156 597 Nassau County Poet Laureate 157 598 Environmental Program 158 61 Mark Sattler Law restricting the use of motorized scooters, 164 all-terrain vehicles and other off-road vehicles and requiring truth-in-selling 62 Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel Law 168 63 Migratory Waterfowl Law 172 64 Social Host Law 173 65 Alec’s Law 175 66 Green Buildings Standards Law 176 67 DXM Law 179 68 Plastic Bag Reduction and Recycling Law 181 69 Deceptively Colored Handgun Law 183 70 Providing Prices of Restaurant Specials 185 71 Text Messaging 186 7 There are two titles 59 8 There are two titles 59 February 29, 2016 3 729 Nassau County Fertilizer Law 188 7210 Vehicle Owner Liability For Failure Of Operator To Comply 189 With Traffic-Control Indications 72-b Vehicle Owner Liability For Failure Of Operator To Comply 193 With Certain Posted Maximum Speed Limits [Repealed] 73 Regulation of Private Fire Hydrants 194 74 Regulation of Drop-Off Bins 196 75 Regulation of Drop-Side Cribs 198 76 Sex Offender Identification and Disclosure Law 200 77 Law against Disruption of Funeral Related Events 202 7811 Law Against The Application, Sale, Treatment And 204 Importation Of Natural Gas Wastes And Oil Extraction Wastes 7812 Prohibition Of The Sale Of Synthetic Cannabinoids In Nassau 208 County 7813 Animal Abuse Registry Law 208 7914 Marchiselli Funds Pass Through Law 213 7915 Fee Relief For Hurricane/Super Storm Sandy Victim 214 7916 Nassau County Pet Dealers And Pet Stores Law 216 80 Superstorm Sandy Assessment Relief 220 81 Nassau County Emergency Solutions Grant Program 221 9 There are two titles 72 10 There are two titles 72 11 There are three title 78 12 There are three title 78 13 There are three title 78 14 There are three title 79 15 There are three title 79 16 There are three title 79 February 29, 2016 4 TITLE 1 ELECTIONS Chapter 1. A System of Permanent Personal Registration. Section 1. The county of Nassau does hereby elect to adopt, for the purpose of the registration of voters for elections within the county of Nassau, the system of permanent personal registration set forth in article fifteen of the election law. (Local Law No. 7, 1954, in effect December 27, 1954.) TITLE 2 JUDICIARY Chapter 1. Additional compensation for the judges of the County Court, Family Court, District Court, and Surrogates Court of Nassau County.17 (Local Law, No. 9, 1974, in effect July 22,1974, Local Law No. 15, 1973 and Local Law No. 17, 1972, Local Law No. 8, 1974, in effect July I, 1974, amends Local Law No. 11, 1969, and Local Law No. 2 1967.) TITLE 3 MUNICIPALITIES Chapter 1. Assumption of liability of Nassau County for acts committed by the County Clerk. Section 1. In pursuance of the provisions of section five hundred thirty-three of the county law, as added by chapter five hundred ninety-six of the laws of nineteen hundred sixty- seven, the county of Nassau hereby assumes the liability of the county clerk of the county of Nassau and the employees of the county clerk's office, and shall save harmless and protect the said county clerk and the said employees from financial loss arising out daily claim, demand, suit or judgment by reason of any alleged negligence of the said county clerk and the said employees, provided such act of negligence was committed in the discharge of their duties and within the scope of their employment. (Local Law No. 2, 1969, in effect March 1, 1969.) 17 Editor’s note.
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