2006 New York Code - Adult Shelters Operating In Excess Of Two Hundred Persons.

 
    § 21-315 Adult shelters operating in excess of two hundred persons. a.
  For  the  purposes  of  this section, a shelter for adults that operates
  with a permitted census in excess of two  hundred  persons  pursuant  to
  subdivision  b  of  section  21-312  of  this  code  shall  be termed "a
  grandfathered shelter." In the event that any grandfathered  shelter  is
  closed, it may be replaced pursuant to the following provisions:
    1.  The  Kingsboro  Shelter  Building 6 operating with a census of two
  hundred twenty-one  persons  permitted  pursuant  to  subdivision  b  of
  section  21-312  of  this  code  may  be  replaced with a shelter with a
  maximum census of two hundred twenty-one persons.
    2. The Brooklyn Women's Shelter operating with a census of two hundred
  twenty-nine persons permitted  pursuant  to  subdivision  b  of  section
  21-312 of this code may be replaced with a shelter with a maximum census
  of two hundred twenty-nine persons.
    3. The Atlantic Shelter operating with a census of three hundred fifty
  persons  permitted  pursuant  to subdivision b of section 21-312 of this
  code may be replaced with a shelter  with  a  maximum  census  of  three
  hundred fifty persons.
    4.  The  Borden  Shelter  operating  with a census of four hundred ten
  persons permitted pursuant to subdivision b of section  21-312  of  this
  code  may  be  replaced  with  a  shelter with a maximum census of three
  hundred fifty persons.
    5. The Bellevue Shelter operating with a census of eight hundred fifty
  persons permitted pursuant to subdivision b of section  21-312  of  this
  code  may  be  replaced  with two shelters each with a maximum census of
  four hundred persons.
    6. The Camp LaGuardia Shelter operating with a census of one  thousand
  seventeen  persons permitted pursuant to subdivision b of section 21-312
  of this code may be replaced with  two  shelters  each  with  a  maximum
  census of four hundred persons.
    7.  The Charles H. Gay Shelter operating with a census of one thousand
  thirty-seven persons permitted pursuant  to  subdivision  b  of  section
  21-312  of  this  code  may  be  replaced  with two shelters each with a
  maximum census of four hundred persons.
    b. Each new shelter which replaces a shelter listed in  subdivision  a
  of  this  section shall comply with applicable statutes, laws, rules and
  regulations, including, but not limited to, section  197-c  of  the  New
  York city charter.