N.Y. PBH Law § 1352-D
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Public food service establishment inspection results
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§ 1352-d. Public food service establishment inspection results. 1. (a)\nThe department shall make available and prominently post on its website\nall public food service establishment inspection results for the most\nrecent three years for which data is available, which shall include the\ndetermination concerning any alleged violation of this title.\n (b) As used in this section, "its website" means a website or a\nportion of a website maintained by an entity of state government on\nwhich the department regularly posts departmental information.\n (c) If a county department of health or local board of health\nmaintains a website, it shall post a link to the department's website\nwhere the food service establishment inspection results are available.\n 2. A city with a population over one million shall be exempted from\nthe provisions of this section.\n
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