(b) For purposes of this subdivision, "municipality" means an
incorporated village, if a facility is to be located therein; a town, if
the facility is to be located therein, and not simultaneously within an
incorporated village; or a city, except that in the city of New York,
the community board with jurisdiction over the area in which such a
facility is to be located shall be considered the municipality.
3. An authorized agency that has received approval from the office of
children and family services may operate a supervised independent living
program, as defined in section three hundred seventy-one of this title.
The office of children and family services shall promulgate regulations
establishing the standards for approval and operation of supervised
independent living programs.
Structure New York Laws
Title 1 - Care and Protection of Children
371-B - Citizen Review Panels.
372-C - Putative Father Registry.
372-D - Adoption Services; Purchase by Department.
372-E - Adoption Applications; Appeals.
372-F - Statewide Adoption Service.
372-G - Abandoned Infant Protection Program.
372-H - Reporting on Post Adoption Services.
374 - Authority to Place Out or Board Out Children.
374-A - Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children.
374-B - Authority to Operate Agency Boarding Home.
374-C - Authority to Operate Group Homes.
374-D - Authority to Operate Public Institutions for Children.
374-E - Authority to Place Out or Board Out Children With Therapeutic Foster Parents.
374-F - Authority to Enter Into Leases for Dwelling Units.
375 - Requirement of Certificate or License to Board Children.
376 - Certificate to Board Children And/or Minors Under Age of Eighteen Years.
377 - License to Board Children.
378 - Form, Duration and Limitation of Certificates and Licenses.
378-A - Access to Conviction Records by Authorized Agencies.
379 - Revocation of Certificates and Licenses.
380 - Boarding and Free Homes; Records.
381 - Maternity Homes; Records and Reports.
382 - Responsibility for Children Without State Residence; License and Board.
383 - Care and Custody of Children.
383-A - Immunity From Liability for Application of the Reasonable and Prudent Parent Standard.
383-B - Medical Treatment for Abused, Neglected and Destitute Children; Consent of Commissioners.
383-C - Guardianship and Custody of Children in Foster Care.
384 - Guardianship and Custody of Children Not in Foster Care.
384-A - Transfer of Care and Custody of Children.
384-C - Notice in Certain Proceedings to Fathers of Children Born Out-of-Wedlock.
385 - Orders; Prohibiting Placing Out or Boarding Out; Removal.
386 - Visitation; Inspection and Supervision.
387 - Ineligibility for Public Foster Care Funds; Fiscal Penalties.
390 - Child Day Care; License or Registration Required.
390-A - Standards and Training for Child Day Care.
390-B - Criminal History Review and Background Clearances of Child Care Providers, Generally.
390-C - Notice of Pesticide Applications.
390-C*2 - Additional Powers and Duties of the Office of Children and Family Services.
390-E - Criminal History Review; Mentoring Programs.
390-F - Report on Child Care Insurance.
390-G - Pesticide Alternatives.
390-H - Notice Requirement Before Closing Certain Day Care Centers.
390-I - Notice of Inspection Report.
390-J - Performance Summary Card in a City Having a Population of One Million or More.
390-K - Child Care Availability Taskforce.
390-L - Securing of Furniture.
392 - Services for Relative and Non-Relative Kinship Caregivers.
393 - Court Review of Placement in a Qualified Residential Treatment Program.
393*2 - Consideration of Blindness During Guardianship, Custody or Adoption Proceedings.