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2006 New York Code - False Exits.



 
    §  27-387  False exits. Any door, passageway, stair, or other means of
  communication that is not an exit or that is not a way to an  exit,  but
  is  so located as to be mistaken for an exit, shall be identified with a
  sign reading "NOT AN EXIT", shall be identified by a sign indicating its
  use or purpose or shall be provided with a directional exit sign.

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