Bill
A 4632
Overview: Bill A 4632 encourages and promotes the establishment of farmers markets in state and local parks across New York.Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to increase access to
Overview: Bill A 4632 encourages and promotes the establishment of farmers markets in state and local parks across New York.
Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to increase access to fresh, locally-grown produce and support the state's agricultural community by facilitating the creation of farmers markets in public parks. By providing a designated space for these markets, the legislation seeks to make it easier for consumers to connect with local farmers and purchase their products.
Key Provisions:
- Directs state and local park authorities to identify and designate suitable locations for farmers markets
- Requires park authorities to provide logistical support and resources to facilitate the operation of farmers markets
Affected Parties and Impacts: The bill would benefit both consumers, who would have greater access to fresh, local foods, and farmers, who would gain new venues to sell their products. State and local park authorities would also be responsible for implementing the farmers market program.
Procedural and Timeline Considerations: The original bill (A 4632) has been substituted by Senate Bill S 1376, which is currently under consideration. If the substitute bill is passed, the new farmers market program would need to be established and implemented by state and local park authorities.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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