Conduct of Class 1 Registrants Removing Their Own Waste and Class 2 Registrants Granted Exemption from Licensing Requirements

RCNY tit. 17, ch. 1, subch. G

in effect

17 RCNY § 7-01 Display of Registration.

§ 7-01 Display of Registration. A registrant must conspicuously display the registration issued by the Commission at the registrant's place of business. (Amended City Record 7/7/2016, eff. 8/6/2016; amended City Record 3/6/2018, eff. 4/5/2018)

17 RCNY § 7-02 Compliance with Applicable Law Required.

§ 7-02 Compliance with Applicable Law Required. All registrants shall at all times comply with all the laws, rules and regulations of Federal, State and local governmental authorities having jurisdiction over any of the registrants' activities, including, but not limited to, rules and regulations of the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Health, the Department of Sanitation and the Department of Transportation concerning environmental, safety and health standards, including but not limited to traffic safety, or relating to the collection, removal, transportation or disposal of trade waste in a safe manner, vehicle specifications, sanitary requirements, or the handling, transport, receipt, transfer or disposal of trade waste, regulated medical waste or waste containing asbestos or other toxic or dangerous material. Failure to comply with these laws, rules or regulations shall be grounds for suspension and/or revocation of the registration pursuant to § 16-513 of the Code or refusal to issue a registration pursuant to § 16-509 of the Code and, in addition to any other penalty provided by law, the imposition of penalties pursuant to 17 RCNY § 1-04. (Amended City Record 7/7/2021, eff. 8/6/2021)

17 RCNY § 7-03 Vehicle Specifications and Inspections.

§ 7-03 Vehicle Specifications and Inspections. (a) Upon issuance of a registration, the Commission shall issue to a registrant who removes trade waste generated in the course of operation of his or her business and to a registrant exempt from the licensing requirements of this chapter two (2) license plates for each vehicle that will transport trade waste, pursuant to such registration and for which a fee has been paid to the Commission, pursuant to 17 RCNY § 2-07. Beginning on January 1, 2020, the Commission will not issue license plates for any vehicle that does not comply with the requirements set forth in § 24-163.11(b) of the Administrative Code. Beginning on January 1, 2023, the Commission will not issue license plates for any vehicle that does not comply with the requirements set forth in § 16-526 of the Administrative Code. A registrant shall not permit a vehicle to be used in the course of collecting, removing, or disposing of waste that has not been identified and covered by the registration and for which a fee has not been paid. A license plate issued by the Commission for such a covered and identified vehicle must not be transferred to any other vehicle. Upon the sale or dissolution of the business of a registrant, or upon the suspension, revocation, or expiration of a Commission-issued registration, such plates must be immediately surrendered to the Commission. Upon the disposition of a vehicle that has been issued license plates by the Commission, such license plates must be immediately surrendered to the Commission. All license plates issued by the Commission are the property of the Commission, and the Commission reserves the right to reclaim such plates at any time. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the penalty for violation of this subdivision shall not exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000) for each such violation. (b) Each vehicle must have the name and business address of the registrant lettered legibly in letters and figures not less than eight (8) inches in height, in a color that contrasts with the color of the vehicle, on each side of the vehicle body or upon each door of the vehicle cab, in a manner prescribed by the Commission, at all times. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the penalty for violation of this subdivision shall not exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000) for each such violation. (c) Each vehicle having a gross vehicle weight rating of twenty-six thousand pounds or more and a conventional cab configuration in which the engine is mounted in front of the operator must be equipped with a convex mirror positioned on the front of such vehicle. When such vehicle is being operated, such mirror shall be adjusted so as to enable the operator thereof to see all points on an imaginary horizontal line which is three feet above the road, is one foot directly forward from the midpoint of the front of such motor vehicle, and extends the full width of the front of such vehicle or combination of vehicles. (d) Nothing may be placed or suspended in or on the vehicle or windshield so as to obstruct the operator's vision through the windshield or other windows. Nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to prohibit the placement or suspension of an object in or on the vehicle or windshield in order to comply with or as expressly permitted by federal, state or local law. (e) A trade waste vehicle must not be operated unless such vehicle is in safe operating condition and has passed an inspection conducted by a qualified inspector demonstrating compliance with the terms of this section at least once during the preceding six months. (1) Each such inspection must be recorded on an inspection report form prescribed by the Commission. Such inspection report must identify any safety defects discovered during the inspection and cover at a minimum, the following parts and accessories: service and parking brakes, steering mechanism, tires, wheels and rims, side guards, coupling devices, mirrors, lighting devices and reflectors, horn, windshield wipers, and emergency equipment. (2) Following an inspection, such vehicle may not be operated unless a qualified inspector certifies on the inspection report that all necessary repairs have been made and that such vehicle has passed the inspection. (3) Copies of the most recent inspection report must be kept in the corresponding vehicle in accordance with the requirements of subdivision (e) of 17 RCNY § 7-06. (f) A trade waste vehicle must not be operated unless the operator of such vehicle is satisfied such vehicle is in safe operating condition. A registrant must require the operator of such vehicle to inspect such vehicle following each day's work and to prepare a daily inspection report that identifies such vehicle and any defect that would affect the safety of operation of the vehicle. Such daily inspection report must cover at a minimum, the following parts and accessories: service and parking brakes, steering mechanism, tires, wheels and rims, side guards, coupling devices, mirrors, lighting devices and reflectors, horn, windshield wipers, and emergency equipment. Copies of such daily inspection reports must be kept in the corresponding vehicle in accordance with the requirements of subdivision (f) of 17 RCNY § 7-06. The operator of such vehicle must review the most recent daily inspection report and determine whether required repairs have been made when evaluating the condition of such vehicle. (g) The Commission or a person designated by the Commission may inspect trade waste vehicles, equipment, licenses, registrations, inspection reports, and fleet records of each registrant at any time at its own discretion. (1) The Commission or a person designated by the Commission may order the registrant to immediately remove any trade waste vehicle or equipment from service and, where appropriate, to take corrective action within a prescribed period of time if the Commission or such person designated by the Commission determines the vehicle or equipment presents an imminent threat to public health or safety or to the environment due to an issue that may include, but need not be limited to, defective brakes, tires or lighting devices, or leaking or spilling of fluids and escaping of trade waste. The registrant shall comply with the order within the time prescribed in the order, and shall notify the Commission when compliance has been achieved. (2) Within the time specified for compliance in an order issued pursuant to this section or as otherwise specified in such order, the registrant may submit a written statement appealing the order to the Chair in the manner specified in the order. (3) Submission of an appeal pursuant to paragraph (2) of this subdivision shall relieve the registrant's obligation to take any corrective action within the time prescribed in the order pending a final determination pursuant to paragraph (4) of this subdivision, provided, however, that in the event the Chair determines that failure to take corrective action within the time prescribed in the order poses a significant risk of imminent harm to public health or safety or to the environment, the registrant will be notified and will be required to take such corrective action within the specified time, or within an alternative time specified by the Chair. Notwithstanding the foregoing, submission of such an appeal shall not relieve the registrant's obligation to remove a trade waste vehicle or equipment from service during the pendency of an appeal. (4) The Chair must review appeals and make a final written determination regarding the appeal within a reasonable period of time. The Commission will serve final determinations on the registrant as provided in 17 RCNY § 1-02. (5) If the Chair sustains an appeal in whole or in part, then the stated terms of the final determination on appeal will replace the original requirements of the order. (6) If an appeal is denied, the final determination will specify a reasonable period of time for compliance with the order based on the circumstances, except in the case of an order where taking corrective action is required within an earlier time pursuant to paragraph (3) of this subdivision. The final determination by the Chair is subject to review pursuant to article 78 of the New York Civil Practice Laws and Rules. (h) No later than January 1, 2023, every trade waste hauling vehicle must have side guards, except where the Commission has granted a waiver in accordance with paragraph (3) of this subdivision. (1) At the time a registrant discloses a trade waste hauling vehicle to the Commission, such registrant must submit proof in the form and manner determined by the Commission that side guards are installed on such trade waste hauling vehicle. For all trade waste hauling vehicles disclosed to the Commission prior to January 1, 2023, such proof must be submitted to the Commission no later than January 1, 2023. (2) A trade waste hauling vehicle will be considered equipped with side guards as required by § 16-526 of the Administrative Code if one or more of the following three situations is present: (i) The trade waste hauling vehicle is equipped with side guards that allow for a maximum 13.8 inch ground clearance, maximum 13.8 inch top clearance up to four feet in height, and a minimum 440 pound impact strength that achieves a smooth and continuous longitudinal (forward to backward) impact surface flush with the vehicle sidewall, known as the "NYC Side Guard Standard." Side guards may include rail style guards, provided that such rails be no less than four inches tall and no more than 11.8 inches apart. Side guards may incorporate other vehicle features such as toolboxes and ladders, or the function of a side guard may be performed by those features, subject to the Commission's approval. (ii) The trade waste hauling vehicle cannot maintain a side guard due to the design or operations of the vehicle, subject to the registrant's application to the Commission for, and the grant of, a waiver in accordance with paragraph (3) of this subdivision. (iii) The trade waste hauling vehicle is designed or equipped on each side of the unit such that, by virtue of its shape and characteristics, its component parts can be regarded as replacing or functioning as side guards in accordance with the Volpe Side Guard Standard or will perform the function of side guards with modifications separate from installation of Volpe Standard side guards, subject to the Commission's approval. (3) A registrant may apply to the Chair of the Commission for a waiver of the requirements of this subdivision where the registrant can demonstrate that installation of side guards is impractical, in accordance with Administrative Code § 16-526(a) and (c)(3). Such request must be submitted in writing to the Commission in a form and manner determined by the Commission. Such request must be submitted at the time the trade waste hauling vehicle is disclosed to the Commission or, if such trade waste hauling vehicle was disclosed to the Commission prior to the effective date of this paragraph, such request must be submitted to the Commission no later than November 1, 2022. A waiver from the side guard requirement shall be valid for up to two (2) years. (i) The Chair of the Commission or their designee will evaluate a waiver request and make a determination within 90 days of receipt whether to approve or deny such request. (ii) A registrant may apply for renewal of a waiver of the requirements of this subdivision for additional periods of up to two (2) years, where the registrant can demonstrate that installation of side guards continues to be impractical, in accordance with Administrative Code § 16-526(a) and (c)(3). Such request must be submitted in writing to the Commission, in a form and manner determined by the Commission, at least 30 days before the expiration of the previous waiver period. (iii) If the Commission denies a registrant's waiver application or denies a registrant's request to renew a waiver, the registrant may apply for reconsideration of the denial in writing, in a form and manner determined by the Commission, within 30 days of the denial determination. The Chair of the Commission or their designee shall review the application for reconsideration and, within 90 days after receipt of the application for reconsideration, shall issue a written notification affirming or reversing the denial of the registrant's waiver application or renewal request. (Amended City Record 3/6/2018, eff. 4/5/2018; amended City Record 3/3/2020, eff. 4/2/2020; amended City Record 7/7/2021, eff. 8/6/2021; amended City Record 9/30/2022, eff. 10/30/2022; amended City Record 3/27/2023, eff. 4/26/2023; amended City Record 8/1/2024, eff. 8/31/2024)

17 RCNY § 7-04 Recycling Requirements.

§ 7-04 Recycling Requirements. (a) Source-Separation Required. (1) A registrant that is authorized pursuant to subdivision (b) of § 16-505 of the Administrative Code to remove, collect or dispose of trade waste that is generated in the course of operation of such registrant’s business must source separate designated recyclable materials as required in 16 RCNY § 1-10(b) unless such registrant is authorized by the commission to use single stream collection and recycling. (2) Such registrant that is also a designated covered establishment must source separate organic waste as required by subdivision (c) of § 16-306.1 of the Administrative Code and 16 RCNY § 1-11. (b) Commingling Prohibited. (1) A registrant that is authorized pursuant to § 16-505(b) of the Administrative Code to remove, collect or dispose of trade waste that is generated in the course of operation of such registrant’s business may not commingle in the same vehicle compartment any of the following: (i) designated recyclable paper, (ii) designated recyclable metal, glass, and plastic, or (iii) any other trade waste. Such registrant may commingle designated recyclable metal, glass and plastic in the same vehicle compartment, but may not commingle such metal, glass and plastic in the same vehicle compartment with designated recyclable paper unless such registrant is authorized by the commission to use single stream collection and recycling to collect such materials. (2) Such registrant that is also a designated covered establishment may not commingle organic waste with any other trade waste in the same vehicle compartment. (c) Recycling Required. When transporting designated recyclable materials that have been source-separated as required in 16 RCNY § 1-10(b) or materials that have been commingled pursuant to subdivision (e) of this section, a registrant that is authorized pursuant to § 16-505(b) of the Administrative Code to remove, collect or dispose of trade waste that is generated in the course of operation of such registrant’s business must transport such materials to a putrescible or non-putrescible transfer station or other facility that accepts such materials for recycling, reuse or sale for reuse. Such registrant shall not bring such materials for disposal to any solid waste disposal facility, whether or not such disposal facility is operated by the Department of Sanitation, except in an amount that could not have been detected through reasonable inspection efforts by the registrant. (d) Organic Waste. (1) A registrant that is authorized pursuant to § 16-505(b) of the Administrative Code to remove, collect or dispose of trade waste that is generated in the course of operation of such registrant’s business that is also a designated covered establishment must transport such organic waste directly to an organic waste processing facility for purposes of composting, aerobic digestion or anaerobic digestion, or to a putrescible transfer station that is authorized by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Department of Sanitation to handle source separated organic waste or is otherwise in compliance with all applicable state and local permitting requirements regarding handling of source separated organic waste. (2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, such registrant may deliver organic waste for beneficial use to a farm or other facility for purposes of feeding animals. (e) Authorization to use single stream collection and recycling. Notwithstanding subdivision (d) of this section, a registrant that is authorized pursuant to § 16-505(b) of the Administrative Code to remove, collect or dispose of trade waste that is generated in the course of operation of such registrant’s business may commingle designated metal, glass, and plastic with designated recyclable paper, provided that it has furnished information to the commission demonstrating its ability to use single stream collection and recycling and the commission has authorized such registrant’s use of single stream collection. (f) A registrant that is authorized pursuant to § 16-505(b) of the Administrative Code to remove, collect or dispose of trade waste that is generated in the course of operation of such registrant's business and receives free dump privileges at Department of Sanitation solid waste disposal facilities, even if such registrant is not a designated covered establishment, must source separate designated recyclable materials and organic waste from all other trade waste. (Amended City Record 7/7/2016, eff. 8/6/2016; amended City Record 8/1/2024, eff. 8/31/2024)

17 RCNY § 7-05 Operations.

§ 7-05 Operations. (a) A registrant that removes, collects or disposes of trade waste must keep the sidewalk, flagging, curbstone and roadway abutting any area from which waste is removed free from obstruction, garbage, litter, debris and other offensive material resulting from the removal by the registrant of trade waste. (b) A registrant must maintain any premises where trade waste removal vehicles and machinery are kept in a safe and sanitary condition. (c) All trade waste vehicles operated pursuant to a registration must be loaded at all times in such a manner and by such methods as to prevent the release or discharge of dust and to prevent spilling of materials upon sidewalks or streets and every operator of a vehicle must remove immediately from sidewalks or streets all materials spilled, littered, or thrown thereon in loading operations or in the handling and return of receptacles or while traveling. (d) Materials loaded into vehicles must be dumped or unloaded and disposed of only at points where disposal of the particular material is lawful. (e) Trade waste vehicles with open top box type bodies and containers on or in platform or panel type body vehicles must not be filled or loaded over their capacity. Such vehicles must never be filled or loaded above water level of body or container. (f) Trade waste vehicle operators of all types of vehicles must exercise care at all times to prevent the making of unnecessary or avoidable noise in the course of operating such vehicles or loading trade waste. (g) Each open top box type vehicle body must be loaded only from front to rear and the partial load kept securely and fully covered at all times. Each such vehicle must have a heavy tarpaulin cover which must be secured over the vehicle body at all times other than when the vehicle body is being loaded or unloaded or is empty. (h) Materials loaded in or upon vehicles shall not be re-worked, re-sorted, picked over, or rehandled while vehicle is on the streets and material shall not be transferred nor reloaded from a vehicle while on the streets to or into any other vehicle, except that operators of vehicles of the totally enclosed walk-in door type may sort materials only within and inside the body, during which periods the door or doors may be kept open. (i) Materials shall not be carried at any time upon any vehicle other than solely within the vehicle body or solely within containers on or in the vehicle body when such materials are to be removed in containers. (j) After materials are dumped for disposal, the vehicle body and each container used must be emptied thoroughly and cleared of all loose materials. (k) Vehicles and containers must be thoroughly cleaned inside and outside frequently so that they present a good appearance and be maintained free of dirt and offensive odors at all times. (l) All loading hoppers, doors, covers, or other closures of loading openings of all vehicles must be kept closed and secured at all times except during actual loading through the particular opening. (m) A registrant must provide for the general cleanliness of, and the control of odors and extermination of pests and rodents on and around, the vehicles used to transport trade waste and the locations where such vehicles are stored when not in use. (n) A registrant must provide for off-street parking for vehicles used to transport waste, and shall not permit such vehicles to be parked on the street during the hours when they are not in use. (o) A registrant must keep closed the doors of any garage, or the gate to any outdoor premises, from which vehicles used in the transport of waste are dispatched except when such vehicles are entering or leaving such premises. The perimeter of any outdoor location used to store vehicles must be surrounded by an opaque fence at least eight (8) feet high. (p) A trade waste vehicle used to transport waste must operate in compliance with all traffic laws, rules and regulations and shall not be permitted to stand with the motor idling in violation of § 24-163 of the Administrative Code. (q) Any waste receptacle provided by a registrant to a customer must be made of metal or other material or grade and type acceptable to the Department of Sanitation, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, as provided in § 16-120 of the Administrative Code. Receptacles used for liquid waste provided by the registrant must be constructed and maintained by the registrant so as to hold their contents without leakage. All containers provided by the registrant must be provided and maintained with tight fitting covers. (r) A registrant must not permit or require any vehicle operator to drive the registrant’s vehicles unless the vehicle operator complies with the hours of service requirements set forth in Part 395.3 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations. (s) A registrant must ensure that the trade waste vehicles operated on behalf of the registrant are not engaging in a pattern of unsafe practices. Each such pattern of unsafe practices is a violation of this subdivision. For purposes of this subdivision, “a pattern of unsafe practices” means four instances of prohibited conduct set forth in paragraphs (1) through (6) of this subdivision within a six-month period by the registrant’s vehicle operators in the aggregate: (1) A trade waste vehicle must not drive in reverse unless such movement can be made safely and without interfering with traffic for the minimum distance to allow for the safe collection of trade waste. (2) A trade waste vehicle must not make a U turn, except where legally permitted at marked center lines and from designated lanes. (3) A trade waste vehicle must stop at all steady red lights until such light turns green. A trade waste vehicle must stop at all flashing red lights and stop signs before entering an intersection. (4) A trade waste vehicle must be driven only in the direction designated for the roadway. (5) A trade waste vehicle must not obstruct a bike lane, bus stop, sidewalk, crosswalk, or intersection. (6) Under no circumstances shall an individual ride on or cling to the outside of a trade waste vehicle while the vehicle is operating on a roadway. (Amended City Record 7/7/2016, eff. 8/6/2016; amended City Record 7/7/2021, eff. 8/6/2021; amended City Record 8/1/2024, eff. 8/31/2024)

17 RCNY § 7-06 Recordkeeping.

§ 7-06 Recordkeeping. (a) A registrant must maintain written policies and procedures regarding compliance with all of the laws, rules and regulations of Federal, State and Local government authorities having jurisdiction over any of the registrant's activities concerning vehicle specifications, sanitary requirements, handling, transport, receipt, transfer or disposal of trade waste, regulated medical waste or waste containing asbestos or other hazardous, toxic or dangerous material. (b) A registrant must maintain all Report of Motor Vehicle Accident (MV-104) forms and any other forms that the registrant is required to file with the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles related to a crash. (c) A registrant must maintain all determinations by any Federal, State, or Local governmental agency or authority against such registrant, including but not limited to any judgment, decree, order, finding by or settlement agreement with such governmental agency or authority. (d) A registrant must maintain accurate time records for each vehicle operator and worker who handles trade waste. Such time records must identify the worker by name and job title, and for each day reflect the time the worker reported to work; the route, truck number or other information used to identify the worker's daily work assignment; any off-duty breaks; the time the worker was released from duty; and the total number of hours worked per week. (e) A registrant must maintain copies of all inspection and certification of repair forms required by 17 RCNY § 7-03(e) for at least five (5) years, and copies of such forms (paper or electronic) must be available in the corresponding vehicles at all times for six (6) months. (f) A registrant must maintain copies of all daily inspection reports required by 17 RCNY § 7-03(f) for at least five (5) years, and copies of such reports (paper or electronic) must be available in the corresponding vehicles at all times for fourteen (14) days. (g) A registrant must maintain records demonstrating compliance with 17 RCNY § 7-08 that include, at a minimum, the date training was provided, the names of each employee that received the training, and each employee's job duties. (h) All records that must be maintained pursuant to this section must be maintained for five (5) years unless the Commission directs otherwise. (Added City Record 10/17/2018, eff. 11/16/2018; amended City Record 7/7/2021, eff. 8/6/2021)

17 RCNY § 7-07 Heavy Duty Trade Waste Vehicle Decal Requirement for Registrants.

§ 7-07 Heavy Duty Trade Waste Vehicle Decal Requirement for Registrants. (a) Every registrant that owns or operates a heavy duty trade waste hauling vehicle that has a pre-2007 engine and utilizes "best available retrofit technology" or "BART" as defined in § 24-163.11(a) of the Administrative Code shall notify the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) of the best available retrofit technology installation by completing a Trade Waste Compliance Reporting form. If DEP approves the best available retrofit technology, DEP will issue a decal to the registrant for each vehicle that has a pre-2007 engine and utilizes BART. (b) A valid DEP decal must at all times be affixed to a visible part of the driver's or passenger's side door of the vehicle cab. (Added City Record 3/3/2020, eff. 4/2/2020; amended City Record 3/27/2023, eff. 4/26/2023)

17 RCNY § 7-08 Worker Training.

§ 7-08 Worker Training. (a) Training. A registrant must provide annual safety training to all vehicle operators and laborers or helpers who are directly assigned to the collection, removal, transport or disposal of trade waste on the public right-of-way. Such training must include, at a minimum: (1) educating workers on workplace safety requirements; (2) operational instruction on each specific type of equipment used by the employee; and (3) training to address specific public safety hazards associated with collecting, transporting, removing and disposing of trade waste, including but not limited to, training, as applicable, regarding: (a) collision avoidance, including defensive driving and best practices to avoid collisions with pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users; (b) pre-trip and post-trip vehicle and equipment inspections; (c) state and local traffic laws, including speed limits, yielding, and bus and bicycle lane restrictions; (d) preventing distracted driving; (e) navigating intersections and turns; (f) backing up a trade waste vehicle; (g) best practices for safe collection stops; (h) container management; (i) hopper operation; (j) fire prevention and response; and (k) transporting and disposing of specialized waste or hazardous materials. Such training must be provided within 90 days after the start of employment or prior to the initial assignment of a worker to a job or task, whichever is earlier. (b) Additional Driver Training. A registrant must not permit or require any vehicle operator to drive the registrant's vehicles unless, within the past three years, the vehicle operator has completed a defensive driving course approved by the Commission or a state agency that issues driver licenses. (Added City Record 7/7/2021, eff. 8/6/2021)

17 RCNY § 7-09 Trade Waste Containers.

§ 7-09 Trade Waste Containers. (a) All containers or receptacles from which trade waste is collected by any registrant must have the volume capacity of each container or receptacle painted on the front of the container or receptacle in Arabic numerals at least 4 inches in height and followed by the indication "cu. yd." when the volume of the container or receptacle is measured in cubic yards or "GAL." when the volume of the container or receptacle is measured in gallons. (b) If a container is provided by a registrant, such registrant must imprint and maintain the registrant's name and registration number along with the accurate true measurement of the volume of the container. A registrant must, at no charge, mark each unmarked container provided by a customer with the name of the owner of the container and the accurate true measurement of the volume of the container. (c) If trade waste is collected from any container that does not have the volume capacity imprinted, the registrant collecting waste from such container must report the exact location of such container to the Commission within three (3) business days of the time it had actual or constructive knowledge of the improper labeling. (Added City Record 8/1/2024, eff. 8/31/2024)

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