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68th Legislature, 1st Regular Session (2025)

Bill S 1186 requires construction managers to notify NYC schools about projects that may disrupt operations, ensuring safety and minimizing disruptions for students and staff.

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Overview

Bill Number: S 1186
Title: Relates to providing notice to school districts and nonpublic schools located in N.Y. City of certain construction projects
Status: Referred to Transportation
Introduced: January 08, 2025

Bill S 1186 aims to enhance communication between construction project managers and educational institutions in New York City. The primary intent is to ensure that school districts and nonpublic schools are adequately informed about construction projects that may affect their operations or safety.

Key Provisions

Notification Requirement: The bill mandates that construction project managers must provide timely notice to local school districts and nonpublic schools about upcoming construction projects. This includes details about the nature of the project, expected duration, and potential impacts on the surrounding area.

Scope of Projects: The notification requirement applies to all construction projects that are likely to disrupt normal school activities, including but not limited to roadwork, building renovations, and infrastructure improvements.

Implementation Timeline: The bill outlines specific timelines for when notifications must be sent, ensuring that schools receive information well in advance of any construction activities.

Affected Parties

School Districts and Nonpublic Schools: The primary beneficiaries of this bill are the educational institutions located in New York City, which will receive critical information that can help them prepare for disruptions.

Construction Project Managers: These entities will have the responsibility to comply with the notification requirements, which may involve additional administrative tasks.

Legislative History

Recent Actions:

June 10, 2025: The bill was repassed in the Senate and returned to the Assembly.
June 4, 2025: The bill was recalled from the Assembly and returned to the Senate, where it was amended and restored to the third reading.
February 24, 2025: The bill passed the Senate and was delivered to the Assembly for consideration.

Related Legislation: This bill has several related bills from prior sessions, including S 7239, S 3678, S 3079, S 3834, and S 1672. Additionally, it has a companion bill, A 3379, which may address similar issues.

Conclusion

Bill S 1186 is designed to improve communication between construction project managers and educational institutions in New York City, ensuring that schools are informed about construction activities that may impact their operations. By establishing clear notification requirements, the bill aims to enhance safety and minimize disruptions for students and staff. The bill is currently under consideration in the Transportation Committee, with ongoing legislative actions indicating active engagement in the legislative process.

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