Brantford By-law 326, s. 31 — Licensing
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31. A scrap metal dealer or recycler who purchases or receives “restricted scrap metal” from a person must obtain and record at the time of the transaction the following information respecting the transaction and send the required information to scrapmetal@police.brantford.on.ca within 24 hours of receiving a restricted item:
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- 29 “Restricted scrap metal” means i. materials containing copper, in any form, including tubing or rods, from an air- conditioning or heating unit (but does not include vehicle radiators), ii. materials containing bronze, in any form, including a funeral marker or funeral vase or a historical marker
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- 31(a)
- 32 For the purposes of section 31 of Schedule 11 (restricted scrap metal), a scrap metal dealer or recycler must use traceable currency (cheques/e-transfer) if the restricted scrap metal value of a GENERAL PROVISIONS - LICENCES transaction is $1.00 or more. C ash transactions for any restricted items shall not be permitted. Bylaw 37-2024 March 26, 2024 By-law 115-2013, 18 November, 2013; Schedule ‘A-11’; By-law 148-2019, 24 September, 2019; Schedule ‘A-11’, 25 August, 2020; Schedule ‘A-11’ GENERAL PROVISIONS - LICENCES Schedule 'A-12'- Clothing Donation Bin Title Clothing Donation Bin Applicable Clothing Donation Bin Licence Exceptions None Reasons for Nuisance Control licensing Health and Safety Interpretation For the purposes of this Schedule, the following words shall have the following meanings
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