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place and maintain receptacles at the person's own expense in | accordance with this chapter. |
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| | 2.__Required placement.__Litter receptacles as defined in | section 2263 must be placed at all public places or | establishments that serve the public, including, but not limited | to: campgrounds, trailer parks, drive-in restaurants, gasoline | service stations, parking lots, shopping centers, grocery store | parking lots, parking lots of major industrial firms, marinas, | boat launching areas, boat moorage and fueling stations, beaches | and bathing areas, school grounds and business district | sidewalks.__The number of receptacles required is as follows: |
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| A.__For a campground or trailer park for transient | habitation,__one receptacle at each public rest room | facility; |
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| B.__For a drive-in restaurant, parking lot, shopping center, | grocery store parking lot or parking lot of a major | industrial firm, one receptacle, plus one additional | receptacle for each 200 parking spaces in excess of 50 | spaces; |
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| C.__For a gasoline service station, one receptacle per | gasoline pump island; |
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| D.__For a marina, boat launching area or boat moorage and | fueling station, one receptacle at each location; |
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| E.__For a beach or bathing area, one receptacle at each | public rest room facility; |
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| F.__For school grounds, one receptacle at each playground | area and one at each school bus loading zone; and |
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| G.__For business district sidewalks, one receptacle per | 1,000 feet of sidewalk curbing. |
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| | 3.__Exception; remote forest campsites.__Remote forest | campsites operated by the Department of Conservation pursuant to | Title 12, chapter 220, subchapter 2, are not considered public | places or establishments that serve the public if they are | designated as "carry-in and carry-out" sites from which users are | expected to remove litter and other material upon their | departure. |
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| | 4.__Penalties.__A person who operates a business of a type | described in this section commits a civil violation for which a | fine of $10 for each violation may be adjudged if that person: |
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