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What is NYC RCNY § 2-05?

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(a) Permit required. (1) A separate construction activity permit is required for each of the following activities, except where otherwise provided by these rules or by permit stipulations: (i) Placing construction material on street during working hours (ii) Placing construction equipment other than cranes or derrick

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Effective: 8/7/2016Last amended: 8/7/2016

§ 2-05. Such requirement shall be set forth in a permit stipulation and may be required where:

RCNY § 2-05

(i)the permitted construction activity is located within a high pedestrian volume area, which significantly impacts pedestrian circulation; and/or (ii) conflicts between pedestrians, bicycles and/or vehicles occur as a result of the construction activity.

(2)When deployed and during their employment and active service, all pedestrian traffic managers must have either: (i) a minimum of five years of law enforcement experience, or (ii) a minimum of five years of certified flagger experience and pedestrian traffic manager training.

(3)Law enforcement experience may include but not be limited to New York City Police Department, New York City Department of Corrections, New York/New Jersey Port Authority Police, New York State Police, military police, or other comparable municipal law enforcement agencies. Flagger certification must be from an accredited organization. (Amended City Record 7/8/2016, eff. 8/7/2016)

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