NYC Administrative Code

§ 28-117.2 — Temporary place of assembly certificate of operation.

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This section outlines the conditions under which a temporary certificate of operation may be issued for a place of assembly. The certificate is granted at the commissioner's discretion, ensuring public safety is not compromised. The Fire Department must be notified upon issuance. Applies to applicants seeking temporary assembly permits.

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§ 28-117.2 Temporary place of assembly certificate of operation.

AC § 28-117.2

At the commissioner's discretion, a temporary certificate of operation may be issued for a place of assembly space upon request by the applicant in accordance with this code provided that public safety is not jeopardized thereby. The applicant shall notify the fire department when a temporary place of assembly certificate of operation is issued. Exception. Applications for temporary certificates of operation for place of assembly space in prior code buildings shall be permitted to comply with the 1968 Building Code provided that public safety is not jeopardized thereby.

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