2006 New York Code - Citywide Routing System.

 
    §  16-118.1 Citywide Routing System. a. The department shall implement
  a citywide routing system for the  enforcement  of  subdivision  two  of
  section  16-118 of this code, as such subdivision relates to cleaning of
  sidewalks, flagging, curbstones and roadway areas  by  owners,  lessees,
  tenants,  occupants  or  persons in charge of any premises. The citywide
  enforcement routing system  shall  limit  the  issuance  of  notices  of
  violation,  appearance tickets or summonses within any sub-district of a
  local service delivery district to predetermined periods of a  total  of
  no  more  than two hours each day, provided that each such predetermined
  period shall be one hour. The  department  shall  establish  a  citywide
  schedule of periods for issuing notices of violation, appearance tickets
  or  summonses  in  each  district  and  shall give written notice to the
  owners, lessees, tenants, occupants or persons in charge of any premises
  in each district of the periods for the district in which their premises
  are located by the use of  flyers,  community  meetings  or  such  other
  techniques as the commissioner reasonably determines to be useful.
    b.  Notwithstanding  the  provisions of subdivision a of this section,
  the commissioner may provide an additional predetermined period  of  one
  hour  per  day  during which notices of violation, appearance tickets or
  summonses may by issued in  any  sub-district  within  a  local  service
  delivery  district  upon the commissioner's determination that the total
  of two hours otherwise permitted by this section is  not  sufficient  to
  maintain  the  sidewalks,  flagging,  curbstones  and  roadways  in such
  sub-districts in an adequately clean condition. Such determination shall
  be based upon a finding that there has been a  decline  in  the  average
  street  cleanliness ratings compiled by the mayor's office of operations
  for such district for the most recent three-month period as compared  to
  the average street cleanliness ratings compiled by the mayor's office of
  operations  for  the  same  three-month  period  in fiscal year nineteen
  hundred ninety. Notice of any increase in the  number  of  hours  during
  which  notices  of  violation,  appearance  tickets  or summonses can be
  issued or of any change in such hours shall be given by  letter  to  the
  community  board,  the owners, lessees, tenants, occupants or persons in
  charge of any premises in the  affected  sub-districts  within  a  local
  service  delivery  district  and  every  council member representing the
  local service delivery district no less than forty-five  days  prior  to
  the implementation of such increase or change. Any additional notice may
  be  given  by  use  of letters, flyers, community meetings or such other
  techniques as the  commissioner  reasonably  determines  to  be  useful.
  Written notice to a council member shall be sent to the council member's
  district office.
    c. For the purpose of this section, the following terms shall have the
  following  meanings: (i) "local service delivery district" means a local
  service delivery district as described  in  chapter  sixty-nine  of  the
  charter  of the city of New York and (ii) "sub-district" means a section
  within a  local  service  delivery  district  as  described  in  chapter
  sixty-nine of the charter of the city of New York.
    d. Within fifteen months after the effective date of this section, the
  commissioner  shall  submit to the mayor and the council a report on the
  results of the citywide enforcement routing system for the twelve  month
  period  commencing  on  the  first day of the first full month after the
  effective date of this section.