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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

433.906 Secondary metals recycler to maintain equipment to receive

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notifications of stolen restricted metals, ferrous metals, and nonferrous
metals -- Change in contact information to be reported to Office of
Occupations and Professions.
(1)A secondary metals recycler shall maintain at its place of business, or
otherwise have immediate access to, an e-mail address, facsimile, or other
equipment of similar function on which notifications of stolen restricted metals,
ferrous metals, and nonferrous metals may be expeditiously received from law
enforcement officials or electronic metal theft notification systems.
(2)The equipment shall be operable at all times during the secondary metal
recycler's customary business hours. The secondary metals recycler shall
notify the Department of Professional Licensing of the Public Protection
Cabinet within two
(2)days of any change to the contact information used for
the purposes of this section.
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