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chemicals. These determinations shall be reflected in appendices to this rule. Appendix A shall list those ozone-depleting products for which the Manager has determined there exist safe and cost-effective alternatives. Appendix 8 shall list those ozone-depleting products for which the Manager has determined there are not safe and cost-effective alternatives. Appendix C shall list ozone-depleting chemicals. Citizens can play an important role in the operation of this program. Section 6.725-C- 3 provides for citizens to request consideration of banning an ozone-depleting product and allows citizens to provide information about safe and cost-competitive alternatives. Section 6.725-C-4 provides for citizens to request reconsideration of a banned product because new information shows that the alternative ozone-safe produce is either not available, safe or cost competitive. Citizens may complain about violations of the Ordinance (see R-6.725-F) and may appeal decisions about ozone-depleting products (see R-6.725-C-5., R-6.725-F and R-6.725-H-1.). When the City proposes to ban or not ban an ozone-depleting product, a public comment period will provide citizens the opportunity to present information both for and against a proposed action. R-6.725-B Definitions. In addition to those words and phrases defined in Sections 6.700 to 6.725 of the Eugene Code, 1971, as used herein, the following words and phrases mean: Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC): A family of substances containing carbon, fluorine, and chlorine, having no hydrogen atoms and no double bonds. Commercial use: A product or process which uses or is utilized by a person in the provision of services to another person or business. Enforcement officer: The person designated by the City Manager to enforce the provisions of Sections 6.700 to 6.725 and these rules. Halon: A family of substances containing carbon, fluorine, and bromine, having no hydrogen atoms and no double bonds. Ozone depleting chemical: A chlorofluorocarbon (CFC), hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFC), halon, methyl chloroform (1,1,1 trichloroethane), methyl bromide, carbon tetrachloride (tetrachloromethane) or any chemical compound that hereafter is designated an "ozone depleting chemicalll under Section R-6.725-E of these rules. Ozone-depleting products: Any product containing an ozone-depleting chemical or installed with the use of an ozone-depleting chemical, including products employing ozone-depleting chemicals as blowing agents. Ozone Protection Administrative Rule - 2 10/17/95