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depleting chemicals and products not covered by federal legislation. E. Alternative atone-safe chemicals and products are available at competitive prices far several of the ozone-depleting chemicals and products that are not currently restricted by federal legislation. F. The City of Eugene should model the environmental behaviors that best protect our citizens. Now, therefore, THE CITY qF EUGENE DgES gRDAIN AS FgLLgWS: Section 1. Based on the above findings, which are adopted herein, the following caption and Sections 6.740, 6.745, 6.710, 6,715, 6.720, and 6.725 are added to the Eugene Code, 1971 to provide: gZgNE PRgTECTIgN 6.700 Dzane Protection -Intent. The intent of sections 6.700 to 6.725 is to ensure that only the most ozone-safe products will be available for sale and use in the city. These sections pertain mainly to certain products captaining methyl chloroform, methyl bromide, HCFCs, and other ozone-depleting chemicals not yet regulated by the federal Clean Aar Act. Far ~ certain products containing these chemicals, there are substitutes available that are not ozone-depleting or are less ozone~depleting. 6.705 Ozone Protection -Definitions. Far purposes of section 6.705 to 6.725, the following words and phrases mean: Ci manager. The city manager of the city of Eugene, or the city manager's designee. Commercial) use. A product or process which uses or is utilized by a person in the provision of services to another person or business. zone d ,,, , ,,,,, epletxn~,_„_,,,,.chemical. A chlorofluarocarbon ~CFC}, hydrofluorocarbon (HCFC}, halon, methyl chloroform ~ 1,1,1 trichlaraethane}, methyl bromide, carbon tetrachloride ~tetrachlaramethane} ar any chemical compound that hereafter becomes designated an "ozone depleting chemical". Ozone-de letin roducts. Any product containing anozone-depleting Ordinance - 2