New York Statutes

§ 399-FF — Petting zoos

New York § 399-FF
JurisdictionNew York
Law GBSGeneral Business
Art. 26Miscellaneous

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N.Y. General Business § 399-FF (2026).

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§ 399-ff. Petting zoos.

1.For purposes of this section the terms:\n (a) "petting zoo" shall mean a place where a collection of animals are\nkept for the express purpose of viewing, touching, holding and petting\nby patrons and visitors to the establishment; and\n (b) "hand washing or hand cleansing facility" shall mean any method of\ncleansing the hands that kills germs and bacteria including, but not\nlimited to, soap and running water, anti-bacterial fluids, foams or\ngels, and anti-bacterial or antiseptic wipes or towels.\n 2. All petting zoo operators shall provide and maintain at least one\nclearly designated hand washing facility for patrons and visitors to the\nestablishment to wash or cleanse their hands upon exiting such petting\nzoo area. Such hand washing or hand cleansing

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