N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law § 222
Compliance with industry standards
Redline — January 1, 2020 → current.View current text →
Current — January 1, 2021
As of January 1, 2020
* § 222. Permit suspension or revocation. 1. Except as provided in\nthis section, a violation of this article is grounds for the department\nto suspend or revoke the owner's business permit.\n 2. The department may not suspend or revoke a permit under subdivision\none of this section unless:\n (a) the department provides the operator with at least thirty days to\ncure the violation that is the grounds for the action in accordance with\nthe policy described in subdivision three of this section; or\n (b) regardless of the operator curing a violation as described in\nparagraph (a) of this subdivision, the violation repeats.\n 3. The department shall define the reasonable opportunity to cure\nviolations described in paragraph (a) of subdivision two of this section\nby creating a generally applicable policy that identifies a standard\ntimeline and process for curing a violation.\n * NB Effective April 18, 2020\n
§ 222. Compliance with industry standards. A trampoline park owner\nshall ensure that the trampoline park complies with standards developed\nin conjunction with industry safety organizations regarding:\n 1. signage and notification for proper use of the trampoline park,\nsafety procedures, and education of risk as provided for in section two\nhundred twenty-seven of this article;\n 2. equipment and facilities, including materials, layout, condition,\nand maintenance;\n 3. staff training, including safety procedures and emergency response;\n 4. participant activities and behaviors that should be restricted;\n 5. separation of participants within the trampoline park based on age,\nsize, or other necessary factors;\n 6. operational issues, including maintenance and injury logs and\nemergency response plans;\n 7. staff supervision and monitoring of activities;\n 8. statistical tracking of injuries in a manner that does not\npersonally identify the injured participant; and\n 9. appropriate insurance coverage.\n
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