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What is NYC AC § 20-324?

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This section requires applicants for a parking lot or garage license to submit a rate schedule to the commissioner. Licensees must post this schedule at the entrance and cannot charge more than the filed rates without prior notice. Applies to operators of parking facilities in New York City.

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§ 20-324 Rate schedules; change of rates.

AC § 20-324

a. Every applicant for a license to maintain, conduct or operate a parking lot or garage shall file with the commissioner a schedule of rates showing the prices charged daily, weekly, and monthly for parking or storage of motor vehicles. b. Each such licensee shall post conspicuously at the public entrance to the garage or parking lot a sign composed of letters and figures of such size, height, width, spacing, color and description as shall be prescribed by the rules and regulations of the commissioner. Such sign shall set forth the schedule of rates charged, the hours during which such garage or parking lot will remain open for business, and the maximum capacity of such garage or parking lot. Where more than one rate is charged for the parking or storage of a motor vehicle, the letters and figures designating each such rate shall be of the same size and dimensions. c. No licensee shall make any charge for parking or storing in a garage or parking lot in excess of the rates set forth in the schedule filed with the commissioner, unless and until at least sixty days prior to the effective date of such changed rates, such licensee has filed with the commissioner, in writing, such change in rates and has posted such changed rates on signs which conform with the requirements of subdivision b hereof.

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