Int 0436-2014
Authorizing a cure period for certain item pricing violations.
Under New York City law, supermarkets, groceries and bodegas must affix a price sticker on each individual item of most products offered for sale, as opposed to posting a single price on the shelf where the items are displayed. DCA inspectors issue violations for each failure to sticker price more than five items in a single stock unit. Int. No. 436 would allow retailers to cure first time violations rather than paying civil penalties. A retail store would have to submit proof that it has cured the violation within 30 days of receiving a notice of violation.
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Summary of Int. No. 436
2/17/2017
Committee Report 12/3/15
2/17/2017
Hearing Testimony 12/3/15
2/17/2017
Hearing Transcript 12/3/15
2/17/2017
Int. No. 436 - 8/21/14
2/17/2017
Summary of Int. No. 436-A
2/17/2017
Proposed Int. No. 436-A - 1/25/17
2/17/2017
Committee Report 1/31/17
2/17/2017
Committee Report - Stated Meeting
2/17/2017
February 1, 2017 - Stated Meeting Agenda with Links to Files
2/17/2017
Fiscal Impact Statement
2/17/2017
Hearing Testimony 1/31/17
2/17/2017
Hearing Transcript - Stated Meeting 2-1-17
2/17/2017
Hearing Transcript 1/31/17
2/17/2017
Mayor's Letter
5/3/2017
Int. No. 436-A (FINAL)
5/3/2017
Legislative History Report
5/4/2017
Local Law 5
5/3/2017
Minutes of the Stated Meeting - February 1, 2017
5/3/2017