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What is NYC FC § 104.8.1.3?

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This section outlines the procedure for requesting a stay of enforcement when seeking a modification of a provision. The request must be in writing and is subject to the same requirements as a modification. The commissioner is responsible for rendering a written determination, considering public safety and compliance costs. Applies to individuals seeking modifications to enforcement provisions.

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104.8.1.3 Stay of enforcement.

FC § 104.8.1.3

The filing of such request for a modification shall not stay the enforcement of the provision. The person filing such modification may request a stay of enforcement of such provision. Such request shall be in writing and shall be subject to the same requirements as a modification. The commissioner shall expeditiously render a written determination of such request for a stay, giving due consideration to the interests of public safety, the costs of compliance, and the apparent merits of the request.

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