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Ozone-safe substitute: A product which meets the criteria contained in section R-6.725-0-1 of this rule. Person: Any individual, corporation, government agency, partnership, firm, joint stock company, trust, association, or any other public or private entity engaged in business or in providing a service in the City of Eugene, Oregon. Sale or sell: A transaction where goods or services are delivered in return for cash or a contractual obligation to pay. R-6.725-C Establishment of Prohibited Ozone-Depleting Products. 1 . Based on the criteria contained in section R-6. 725-0, the City Manager shall determine whether safe and cost-effective alternatives exist for (1) all plastic foam insulation products, (2) other products containing HCFCs, and (3) pesticides containing HCFC 123, CFC 113, methyl bromide, or any other ozone-depleting chemical which is installed with an agent containing HCFC 123, CFC 113 or methyl bromide. The process for making such a determination with respect to any of the products included with these three categories shall begin with the Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority (LRAPA) providing to the City Manger information about the existence of alternatives to the ozone depleting chemical. 2. Based on the criteria set forth in R-6.725-0, the City Manager also may determine that other products not covered by subsection 1 are ozone-depleting products for which safe and cost-effective alternatives exist. This process also shall begin with receipt of information from LRAPA regarding the ozone-depleting nature of the product, and the existence of alternative products which are safe and cost- effective. 3. Any Eugene resident or person with a business operating within Eugene may request the City Manager to determine that other products not covered by R-6.725-C-1 are ozone-depleting products for which safe and cost-effective alternatives exist. Such requests must include information that addresses the criteria set forth in R-6.725-0. LRAPA will consider these requests when it periodically develops information regarding the ozone-depleting nature of other product, and the existence of alternative products which are safe and cost-effective. 4. Any Eugene resident or person with a business operating within Eugene may request the City Manager reconsider the ban of an ozone-depleting product when new information shows that the alternative ozone-safe product is either not available, safe or cost-competitive. Such requests must include information that addresses the criteria set forth in R-6.725-0. These requests will be considered at the same time as other decisions about ozone-depleting products. Should the City manager believe Ozone Protection Administrative Rule - 3 10/17/95