NYC Administrative Code

§ 22-205 — Permits for movie-making, telecasting and photography in public places; violations; penalties.

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This section allows the commissioner to establish rules for the orderly unloading of seafood in the Fulton Fish Market distribution area. It includes procedures for truck unloading, designated areas, hours of operation, documentation, waste disposal, record maintenance, and insurance requirements. Applies to businesses operating in the Fulton Fish Market.

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§ 22-205 Conduct of unloading businesses.

AC § 22-205

The commissioner may establish by rule such measures as he or she deems appropriate and necessary to ensure the orderly and lawful unloading of seafood in the fulton fish market distribution area, including but not limited to: (i) a procedure for determining the order in which trucks or other vehicles are unloaded; (ii) designation of waiting areas for trucks that enter the fulton fish market distribution area; (iii) designation of unloading areas in the fulton fish market distribution area and, in the event such designated unloading area is located on property belonging to the city, the charging of a fee for the use of such property by an unloading business; (iv) designation of hours for the unloading of seafood in the fulton fish market distribution area; (v) documentation requirements for the delivery and receipt of seafood; (vi) requirements for the disposal of waste and other sanitary measures; (vii) provisions prescribing maintenance and availability of records for inspection by the commissioner or the market manager; and (viii) appropriate insurance and bonding requirements. Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 1995/050.

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