Enacts the "quiet hour public spaces inclusion act" to provide accommodations for individuals with autism, PTSD, and sensory processing disorders in.
The "quiet hour public spaces inclusion act" mandates that every covered public building in New York offer designated quiet hours during normal business hours. These quiet hours include reduced lighting, lower noise levels, and limited use of loudspeakers and announcements. Staff in these buildings will receive training on assisting individuals with sensory disabilities during these hours. Signage will inform the public of scheduled quiet hours.
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