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<br />Type of Violation New Fine Penalty after Penalty after <br />Amount 14 days late 45 day late <br />(total due) (total due) <br />Expired Meter $15 $30 $45 <br />Fire Hydrant/Lane $100 $200 $300 <br />Handicapped $100 $200 $300 <br />Bus Stop $50 $100 $150 <br />Street Cleaning $20 $40 $60 <br />No Parking Anytime $30 $60 $90 <br />Expired License Plate $75 $150 $225 <br />Failure to Display License $85 $170 $225 <br />Plates <br />Blocked Driveway $35 $70 $105 <br />Derelict/Abandon Vehicle $50 $100 $150 <br />Excess Noise $40 $80 $120 <br />Double Parking $20 $40 $60 <br />On Sidewalk $20 $40 $60 <br />Wrong Direction $20 $40 $60 <br />Truck Parking $20 $40 $60 <br />No Parking 7-8 am $20 $40 $60 <br />No Parking 4-6 pm $20 $40 $60 <br />Parking in front of Mailbox $20 $40 $60 <br />No Commercial Pkg $20 $40 $60 <br /> <br />Recycle your Rechargeable Batteries and Cell Phones <br />! <br />Through the national program, Call2Recycle™, the Rechargeable Battery Recycling <br />Corporation (RBRC) can help you recycle your used portable rechargeable batteries <br />and old cell phones. Rechargeable batteries are commonly found in cordless power <br />tools, cellular and cordless phones, laptop computers, camcorders, digital cameras, and <br />remote control toys. RBRC recycles the following battery chemistries: Nickel Cadmium <br />(Ni-Cd), Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH), Lithium Ion (Li-ion) and Small Sealed Lead* <br />(Pb). RBRC is dedicated to keeping rechargeable batteries and cell phones out of our <br />nation’s solid waste stream and preserving natural resources. <br /> <br />Residents and visitors drop off rechargeable batteries and cell phones at NO charge in <br />rd <br />specially marked recycling boxes. Collection boxes are located on the 3 floor at City <br />Hall in the Public Works Department. There are more than 30,000 collection sites <br />nationwide. Please visit http://www.rbrc.org/call2recycle/index.html to find a drop-off <br />box near you. University City returns the postage paid box to RBRC. The rechargeable <br />batteries that power the cell phones are sent to a state-of-the-art facility where they are <br />recycled to reclaim reusable materials that are used in stainless steel production (nickel <br />and iron) and to make new batteries (cadmium). The cell phones are either refurbished <br />for reuse or recycled in an environmentally-sound manner. <br /> <br />