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Ordinance
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City Council and Successor Agency
Date
5/7/2012
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ORDINANCE NO. 2382 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY ADDING NEW ARTICLE XI (POLYSTYRENE BASED DISPOSABLE FOOD SERVICE WARE PROHIBITION) TO CHAPTER 13 (ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH) Section 1. The City Council of Redwood City finds as follows: 1. The County of San Mateo has adopted an ordinance prohibiting food vendors from using polystyrene based disposable food service ware; 2. The City Council finds that polystyrene is a petroleum-based, lightweight plastic material commonly used as food service are by retail food vendors operating in the City of Redwood City. 3. Polystyrene, often referred to by the trademark term "styrofoam", has also become a problematic environmental pollutant given its non-biodegradable and nearly non-reusable nature and which may persist in the environment without breaking down
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05/07/2012 <br /> {2) Situations where no reasanab#y feasib(e available alternative exists to a <br /> specific and necessary container prohibited by this chapter. <br /> (b) The application process for exemption shall be as follows: <br /> (1) The food vendor seeking an exemption shap submit a written exemption <br /> request to the Environmental Health Division. <br /> (2) A written exemptian request shall include all information and documentation <br /> necessary for the Director of the Environmental Health Division to make a <br /> finding that impasition of this chapter would cause an undue hardship as <br /> defined in Section 4.107.05Q(a). <br /> (3) The Director of the Environmentai Heal�h Division may require the applicant <br /> to provide additional infarmation in order to make a determination regarding <br /> the exemption app(ication. <br /> (4) Exemption decisions are effective immediately and are final and not subject <br /> to appeal. <br /> (5) The Director of the Environmental Health Division or his/her designee may <br /> grant an exemp#ion for a period of up to one year upon a finding that the food <br /> vendor seeking the exemption has demonstrated that strict applicatian of the <br /> specific requirement would cause undue hardship as defined in 4.1 Q7.050 (a). <br /> (c) If a foad vendor granted an exemption wishes ta have the exemption extended, it <br /> must re-appfy for the exemption prior to the expiration of the one year exemption <br /> period and demonstrate continued undue hardship. Extensions may be granted for <br /> intervals nat #o exceed one year. <br /> 4.107.060 Administrative fine. <br /> (a) Grounds for Fine. A fine may be imposed upan findings made by the Director of <br /> �'� � � � � � <br /> • - �, , �,�# r',,. <br /> ORD. # 2382 <br /> MUFF # 305 <br />
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