Using a vehicle to take recyclable materials from curbs where they have been left for removal by the sanitation department is a violation of the city's administrative code, but a $2,000 fine was held "unconstitutionally excessive."
March 13, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A $2,000 fine for picking up an abandoned air conditioning unit from the curb was “unconstitutionally excessive,” a Manhattan judge ruled in granting a man’s petition to annul the fine.
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