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BOROUGH OF FRANKLIN LAKES ORDINANCE NO. 1660 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 300 LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF FRANKLIN LAKES TO PROHIBIT CLOTHING BINS BE IT ORDAINED by the

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How to fill out 1660 prohibit clothing bins:

1. Start by sorting the clothing items. Separate them into different categories, such as shirts, pants, dresses, and accessories.
2. Check each item for any damages or stains. If an item is ripped or stained beyond repair, it should not be included in the bin.
3. Fold or roll the clothing items neatly to maximize space in the bin.
4. Place the sorted clothing items into the bin one category at a time. This will make it easier to organize and locate specific items later.
5. If the bin has compartments or dividers, utilize them to keep the different clothing categories separated and organized.
6. Make sure the bin is not overfilled. Leave some room at the top to prevent damage to the clothing inside and to allow for easy closing of the bin.
7. Seal the bin tightly to protect the clothing from moisture, dust, and pests. Use tape or secure latches if needed.
8. Label the bin clearly with its contents. This will make it easier to identify and retrieve specific clothing items when needed.

Who needs 1660 prohibit clothing bins:

1. Retail stores: These bins are often used by clothing retailers to store excess inventory and seasonal items until they are needed.
2. Non-profit organizations: Charitable organizations that collect and distribute clothing donations may require these bins to store and sort the donated items.
3. Schools or universities: Educational institutions may use these bins to collect clothing donations for students in need or for fundraising purposes.
4. Homeowners: Individuals who have a large amount of clothing they no longer need or want may use these bins for storage purposes to free up space in their homes or closets.
5. Event organizers: Those organizing clothing drives or community events may require these bins to collect and store the donated clothing.
6. Thrift stores: Secondhand stores that specialize in selling used clothing often utilize these bins to store excess inventory before it is sorted and put on display.

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What is 1660 prohibit clothing bins?

1660 prohibits placing clothing bins in public areas without a permit.

Who is required to file 1660 prohibit clothing bins?

Property owners or organizations placing clothing bins in public areas.

How to fill out 1660 prohibit clothing bins?

To fill out 1660, individuals must provide information about the location and permit for the clothing bin.

What is the purpose of 1660 prohibit clothing bins?

The purpose of 1660 is to regulate the placement of clothing bins to prevent clutter and ensure proper permits.

What information must be reported on 1660 prohibit clothing bins?

Information such as the location, owner, and permit of the clothing bin must be reported on 1660.

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