New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner
Subchapter J - Buildings And Transportation
Part 155 - Educational Facilities
- Section 155.1 - Educational facilities
- Section 155.2 - Construction and remodeling of school district facilities
- Section 155.3 - Comprehensive public school safety program
- Section 155.4 - Uniform code of public school building inspections, safety rating and monitoring
- Section 155.5 - Uniform safety standards for school construction and maintenance projects
- Section 155.6 - Repealed
- Section 155.7 - Health and safety in existing educational facilities
- Section 155.8 - Fire and building safety inspections
- Section 155.9 - Environmental quality review
- Section 155.10 - School swimming pools
- Section 155.11 - Acquisition of existing buildings
- Section 155.12 - Lease approval and building aid for leased school buildings and facilities by school districts
- Section 155.13 - Apportionment for asbestos projects
- Section 155.14 - Leasing of unneeded board of cooperative educational services facilities
- Section 155.15 - Leases and contracts for the use of property by boards of cooperative educational services
- Section 155.16 - School asbestos hazard grant program
- Section 155.17 - School safety plans
- Section 155.18 - Aid for asbestos inspections
- Section 155.19 - Extraordinary school capital needs program
- Section 155.20 - Energy performance contracts
- Section 155.21 - Mobile instructional unit contracts awarded through a request for proposals
- Section 155.22 - Qualified zone academy bonds and qualified school construction bonds
- Section 155.23 - Multi-year cost allowance
- Section 155.24 - School pesticide neighbor notification
- Section 155.25 - Safety requirements for electrically operated partitions
- Section 155.26 - Qualified public educational facility bonds
Statutory authority: Education Law, §§ 101, 207, 215, 305, 305[14] as amd. by L. 1997, ch. 464, 403-a, 403-b, 408, 409, 409-d, 409-e, 409-f[1]- [2], 409-h, 1950[4][t], 2503, 2554, 2801-a, 3602, 3602-a[4], 3641, 3713[1], [2], 4402, 4403; Energy Law, § 9-103[8]; Environmental Conservation Law, §§ 8-0113[3], 8-0117[5]; 26 USC, §§ 54 E, F, 142[a], [k], 1397E; Executive Law, § 1 02[2], art. 2-B; L. 1987, ch. 53, § 17; L. 1992, chs. 466, 700; L. 1993, ch. 700; L. 1994, ch. 64, §§ 1, 2; L. 1997, ch. 436; L. 1998, ch. 58, §§ 13, 48, ch. 56, part B, § 1; L. 2000, ch. 60, part A, § 5 and ch. 181; L. 2000, ch. 185, § 6; L. 2001, ch. 217; L. 2002, ch. 231
