Directs the commissioner of mental health to review proposals for new or expanded social services facilities in cities with over one million.
The bill amends the mental hygiene law to require the commissioner of mental health to review proposals by agencies to establish new social services facilities, expand existing ones, or change the type of services provided in cities with over one million residents. The review must consider the impact on the community, the current level of social services, and community feedback. The commissioner must issue a report within 90 days. The bill also defines "social services facility" to include various types of facilities managed by different city agencies.
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