If enacted, New York City would post a three-year list of dumping violations online, naming the people and organizations involved and showing their penalties.
New York City's commissioner would keep a public online list of dumping violations for three years. It would show each violator's name, what they did, and the penalty imposed.
The city commissioner would publish and maintain a list of violations on the department's website. It would cover all violations of section 16-119 of New York City's administrative code. The list would include each violator's name, what the violation was, and the penalty imposed. If enacted, the registry requirement would take effect immediately. The commissioner would maintain the registry for three years.
No hearings or votes scheduled.