New York A03098 mandates periodic testing of potable water in state and local parks for lead contamination.

New York A03098 requires the periodic testing of potable water in state and local parks to monitor for lead contamination. The testing must occur at least once every three years. If lead contamination is found, park managers must provide safe drinking water to visitors, post warnings, and report results to relevant authorities. The commissioner of parks, recreation, and historic preservation must also publish a biennial report on the test findings and make the results publicly available.

New York A03098 mandates periodic testing of potable water in state and local parks for lead contamination.

New York A03098 requires the periodic testing of potable water in state and local parks to monitor for lead contamination. The testing must occur at least once every three years. If lead contamination is found, park managers must provide safe drinking water to visitors, post warnings, and report results to relevant authorities. The commissioner of parks, recreation, and historic preservation must also publish a biennial report on the test findings and make the results publicly available.