N.Y. PBH Law § 1118
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Realty subdivisions; local regulations
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§ 1118. Realty subdivisions; local regulations. 1. Any city or county\nwhich has established or establishes a city, county or part-county\ndepartment of health may adopt regulations for the control of such\ndevelopments. Regulations adopted by a county or city board of health\nmay include, but not be limited to, establishment of such requirements\nas it may deem necessary to guarantee the installation of such water\nsupply in accordance with the plans heretofore or hereinafter approved\nby the county or city department of health or any approved revision or\nrevisions thereof.\n 2. Nothing contained in sections one thousand one hundred fifteen to\none thousand one hundred eighteen of this chapter, inclusive, shall be\nconstrued to delegate the general powers of the department of\nenvironmental conservation nor to impair nor to deprive such department\nof its powers and functions as now provided by law.\n
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