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administrative civil penalty of $500. For purposes -of this subsection and subsection ~3}, "product" shall mean a generic type of merchandise or item, such as "hair spray" and "paint. " ~3} 1f a person receiving a native of imposition of an administrative civil penalty under subsection ~2} sells ar uses the prohibited product ten days or more after the date of the administrative civil penalty, the city manager may impose an additional administrative civil penalty in the amount of $1,000. Each subsequent violatian shall subject the person to an administrative civil penalty of $1,000 per violation. For purposes of this section, a "subsequent violation" means selling or using, after the date of the previous notice imposing an administrative civil penalty, the product that formed the basis of the prior administrative civil penalty. ~4} Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 2.018 and 6.995 of this code, this section shall govern the amount of the administrative civil penalties for violations of sections 6.70fl to 6.725. Any such administrative penalties shall be in addition to, and not in lieu of, any other penalty authorized by section 6.992 or any other action authorized by law. ~5} Notices of administrative civil penalties and appeals of those notices shall be governed by subsections ~6} to {11} of section 2.018. 6.725 ozone, Protection ~, Rulemakin~. ~1} The city manager shall adopt, pursuant to section 2.419 of this code, administrative rules to implement sections 6.704 to 6.725. Such rules shall include, but need not be limited to: - ~a} Additional and mare detailed definitions of the wards and terms used in sections 6.700 to 6.725; fib} A list of ozone-depleting products whzch cannot be sold or used; ~c} Criteria and methodology for determining whether a product should be added to the list referred to in subsection fib} of this section; and ~d} A process far receiving and responding to complaints from citizens about alleged violations of these code sections. ~2} The rules also may include criteria for designating as "ozone-depleting chemicals" additional chemical compounds not listed in the definition of "ozone-depleting chemical" contained in section 6.705. Such criteria shall require consideration of any conclusions of: ~a} The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and fib} The United Nations Environment Program as to whether a chemical compound is ozone-depleting. Unless and until the city manager has adapted criteria under this subsection (2}, the manager shall not designate any additional chemical compounds as "ozone~depleting chemicals." ~3} The criteria for determining whether an ozone~depleting product shall be included on the list referenced in paragraph ~1}(b} of this section shall include a requirement that an "ozone-safe substitute" is available. The criteria also shall provide that to qualify as an ozone- safe substitute, a product must meet bath of the following requirements: ~a} The alternate product is readily available and its use will cost no more than the use of the azane~depleting product; and Ordinance - 3