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§ 168-46 SANITARY CODE
§ 168-51
E. Adult residential facilities consisting of 20 or more residential dwelling units, during
hours of operation.
§ 168-47. Facilities/Organizations required to have AED available. [Amended 7-17-2008
by L.L. No. 4-2008]
The following facilities/organizations are required to have an AED available on-site:
A. All municipal recreation fields or facilities, during events at which 500 or more
individuals are in attendance at any given moment in time, including participants,
officials, and spectators.
B. Golf courses are required to have an AED on site and an employee trained in CPR and
AED's. Golf courses are required to post, in the clubhouse and all golf carts, signs that
state that an AED is available and the location of the AED. Said signs shall include the
phone number for the golf course pro shop or business office or building where the AED
is located as well as the phone number for the appropriate emergency medical
responder(s).
§ 168-48. Investigations; enforcement; penalties for offenses.
Article VII of this chapter shall apply to investigations, enforcement and penalties.
§ 168-49. Waivers.
Those entities subject to the requirements of this article that do not have an AED on site and a
person trained in CPR and the use of an AED available on the effective date of this article
shall have six months from the effective date of this article to comply with said requirements.
Prior to the expiration of said six-month period, the Broome County Commissioner/Director
of Health, upon application of the entity, may waive compliance with this article for an
additional period of six months.
§ 168-50. Limitation of liability.
Section 225(5-b)(e) of the New York Public Health Law shall apply to any public access
defibrillation provider or any employee or other agent of the provider who, in accordance with
the provisions of the Public Health Law and this article, voluntarily and without expectation
of monetary compensation renders emergency medical or first aid treatment using an AED
which has been made available pursuant to the requirements of this article or the New York
Public Health Law.
§ 168-51. Interagency cooperation.
All schools are encouraged to make their AEDs available to community groups when
nonsponsored events take place at their facilities. Troop C of the New York State Police,
when responding to incidents in Broome County, is requested to provide an AED and trooper
trained in its use. All places of worship are encouraged to have an AED and trained operator
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