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(a) Pursuant to § 16-129 of the Administrative Code, the following rates are hereby fixed to be charged and collected by the Commissioner on and/or after August 1, 1988 from any person desiring to deposit at Department of Sanitation disposal facilities the materials named in such section of the Administrative Code: (1

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§ 2-04 Rates of Charge.

RCNY § 2-04

(a)Pursuant to § 16-129 of the Administrative Code, the following rates are hereby fixed to be charged and collected by the Commissioner on and/or after August 1, 1988 from any person desiring to deposit at Department of Sanitation disposal facilities the materials named in such section of the Administrative Code: (1) fifty three dollars ($53.00) per cubic yard for material disposed of at all incinerator locations; forty four dollars ($44.00) per cubic yard for material disposed of at all Marine Transfer Stations; and forty dollars ($40.00) per cubic yard for material except asbestos, and one hundred dollars ($100.00) per cubic yard for asbestos, disposed of at all Truck Landfill locations.

(2)These rates are based on the capacity of the vehicle container or body from which the load is dumped, as determined by the Commissioner, and will be charged and collected in such manner, by such method, and at such time, as the Commissioner may prescribe.

(3)Nothing herein is intended to compel the Commissioner of Sanitation to collect, or remove, or dispose of, or accept for disposal, wastes or materials of any nature whatsoever other than those collected, removed, disposed of, or accepted for disposal by the Commissioner pursuant to Department rules.

(b)Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this section, the Commissioner may waive charges for the use of Department disposal facilities for: (1) governmental agencies of the City and State of New York, and contractors of such agencies; (2) public authorities of the State of New York and contractors of such authorities; and (3) entities, such as not-for-profit organizations or their contractors, that are eligible for Department collection service pursuant to Chapter 1 of this Title 16.

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