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§  2558.  Responsibility  for  certain  temporary-resident infants and  toddlers  with  disabilities.    1.  Definitions.  In  addition  to  the  definitions  contained  in section twenty-five hundred forty-one of this  title, the following terms shall have the following meanings:    (a) "Foster child"  shall  mean  a  child  in  the  care,  custody  or  guardianship of a commissioner of a local social services district.    (b)  "Homeless  child"  shall  mean  a child placed in a hotel, motel,  shelter, or other temporary housing arrangement  by  a  social  services  district because of the unavailability of permanent housing.    (c)  "Municipality  of  current location" shall mean a municipality in  which a child lives which is different from the municipality in which  a  child  or  such  child's  family  lived  at  the  time a social services  district assumed responsibility for  the  placement  of  such  child  or  family  or at the time the child was admitted for care or treatment in a  facility licensed or operated by another state agency.    (d) "Municipality of residence" shall mean the municipality in which a  child or such child's family lived at the time the local social services  district assumed responsibility or custody for such child or  family  or  at  the  time the child was admitted for care or treatment in a facility  licensed or operated by another state agency.    (e) "Child in residential care" shall mean an infant or toddler living  in a residential facility licensed or operated by a  state  agency.  For  the  purposes  of  subdivisions  two,  three and four of this section, a  child in residential care shall be deemed to be a homeless child.    2. Evaluation and IFSP responsibility.  The  municipality  of  current  location  of  a  foster child or homeless child shall be responsible for  the evaluation and IFSP procedures prescribed for an infant  or  toddler  suspected  of having a disability.  The municipality of current location  shall identify  to  the  commissioner  each  eligible  foster  child  or  homeless  child,  and the municipality of current location of such child  shall also transmit a copy of the IFSP and cost of service of such child  to the municipality of residence.    3. Contract and payment responsibility. The  municipality  of  current  location  shall  be  the  municipality  of record for an eligible foster  child or homeless child for the purposes of this  title,  provided  that  notwithstanding  the provision of subdivision two of section twenty-five  hundred fifty-seven of this title, the state shall reimburse one hundred  percent of the approved costs paid by such municipality which  shall  be  offset  by  the  local  contribution due pursuant to subdivision four of  this section.    4.  Local  contribution.  The  municipality  of  residence  shall   be  financially  responsible  for  the  local  contribution in the amount of  fifty percent of the approved costs. The commissioner shall  certify  to  the  comptroller  the  amount  of  the  local  contribution owed by each  municipality to the state. The comptroller shall deduct  the  amount  of  such  local  contribution  first  from  any  moneys due the municipality  pursuant to section twenty-five hundred fifty-six of this title and then  from any other moneys due or to become due to the municipality.

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Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-25 > Title-2-a > 2558

§  2558.  Responsibility  for  certain  temporary-resident infants and  toddlers  with  disabilities.    1.  Definitions.  In  addition  to  the  definitions  contained  in section twenty-five hundred forty-one of this  title, the following terms shall have the following meanings:    (a) "Foster child"  shall  mean  a  child  in  the  care,  custody  or  guardianship of a commissioner of a local social services district.    (b)  "Homeless  child"  shall  mean  a child placed in a hotel, motel,  shelter, or other temporary housing arrangement  by  a  social  services  district because of the unavailability of permanent housing.    (c)  "Municipality  of  current location" shall mean a municipality in  which a child lives which is different from the municipality in which  a  child  or  such  child's  family  lived  at  the  time a social services  district assumed responsibility for  the  placement  of  such  child  or  family  or at the time the child was admitted for care or treatment in a  facility licensed or operated by another state agency.    (d) "Municipality of residence" shall mean the municipality in which a  child or such child's family lived at the time the local social services  district assumed responsibility or custody for such child or  family  or  at  the  time the child was admitted for care or treatment in a facility  licensed or operated by another state agency.    (e) "Child in residential care" shall mean an infant or toddler living  in a residential facility licensed or operated by a  state  agency.  For  the  purposes  of  subdivisions  two,  three and four of this section, a  child in residential care shall be deemed to be a homeless child.    2. Evaluation and IFSP responsibility.  The  municipality  of  current  location  of  a  foster child or homeless child shall be responsible for  the evaluation and IFSP procedures prescribed for an infant  or  toddler  suspected  of having a disability.  The municipality of current location  shall identify  to  the  commissioner  each  eligible  foster  child  or  homeless  child,  and the municipality of current location of such child  shall also transmit a copy of the IFSP and cost of service of such child  to the municipality of residence.    3. Contract and payment responsibility. The  municipality  of  current  location  shall  be  the  municipality  of record for an eligible foster  child or homeless child for the purposes of this  title,  provided  that  notwithstanding  the provision of subdivision two of section twenty-five  hundred fifty-seven of this title, the state shall reimburse one hundred  percent of the approved costs paid by such municipality which  shall  be  offset  by  the  local  contribution due pursuant to subdivision four of  this section.    4.  Local  contribution.  The  municipality  of  residence  shall   be  financially  responsible  for  the  local  contribution in the amount of  fifty percent of the approved costs. The commissioner shall  certify  to  the  comptroller  the  amount  of  the  local  contribution owed by each  municipality to the state. The comptroller shall deduct  the  amount  of  such  local  contribution  first  from  any  moneys due the municipality  pursuant to section twenty-five hundred fifty-six of this title and then  from any other moneys due or to become due to the municipality.

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Statutes > New-york > Pbh > Article-25 > Title-2-a > 2558

§  2558.  Responsibility  for  certain  temporary-resident infants and  toddlers  with  disabilities.    1.  Definitions.  In  addition  to  the  definitions  contained  in section twenty-five hundred forty-one of this  title, the following terms shall have the following meanings:    (a) "Foster child"  shall  mean  a  child  in  the  care,  custody  or  guardianship of a commissioner of a local social services district.    (b)  "Homeless  child"  shall  mean  a child placed in a hotel, motel,  shelter, or other temporary housing arrangement  by  a  social  services  district because of the unavailability of permanent housing.    (c)  "Municipality  of  current location" shall mean a municipality in  which a child lives which is different from the municipality in which  a  child  or  such  child's  family  lived  at  the  time a social services  district assumed responsibility for  the  placement  of  such  child  or  family  or at the time the child was admitted for care or treatment in a  facility licensed or operated by another state agency.    (d) "Municipality of residence" shall mean the municipality in which a  child or such child's family lived at the time the local social services  district assumed responsibility or custody for such child or  family  or  at  the  time the child was admitted for care or treatment in a facility  licensed or operated by another state agency.    (e) "Child in residential care" shall mean an infant or toddler living  in a residential facility licensed or operated by a  state  agency.  For  the  purposes  of  subdivisions  two,  three and four of this section, a  child in residential care shall be deemed to be a homeless child.    2. Evaluation and IFSP responsibility.  The  municipality  of  current  location  of  a  foster child or homeless child shall be responsible for  the evaluation and IFSP procedures prescribed for an infant  or  toddler  suspected  of having a disability.  The municipality of current location  shall identify  to  the  commissioner  each  eligible  foster  child  or  homeless  child,  and the municipality of current location of such child  shall also transmit a copy of the IFSP and cost of service of such child  to the municipality of residence.    3. Contract and payment responsibility. The  municipality  of  current  location  shall  be  the  municipality  of record for an eligible foster  child or homeless child for the purposes of this  title,  provided  that  notwithstanding  the provision of subdivision two of section twenty-five  hundred fifty-seven of this title, the state shall reimburse one hundred  percent of the approved costs paid by such municipality which  shall  be  offset  by  the  local  contribution due pursuant to subdivision four of  this section.    4.  Local  contribution.  The  municipality  of  residence  shall   be  financially  responsible  for  the  local  contribution in the amount of  fifty percent of the approved costs. The commissioner shall  certify  to  the  comptroller  the  amount  of  the  local  contribution owed by each  municipality to the state. The comptroller shall deduct  the  amount  of  such  local  contribution  first  from  any  moneys due the municipality  pursuant to section twenty-five hundred fifty-six of this title and then  from any other moneys due or to become due to the municipality.