how much is the fine for barbecuing on a fire escape in new york city?
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Rules of the City of New York  \n\nFDNY Rules\n \n\nTitle 3 of the\nRules of the City of New York\n\n§24-02\nBarbecues on Residential Property. \n\nBarbecues on residential property shall not be operated within ten (10) feet of any combustible material and there shall be available for use a garden type hose attached to a water supply or at least a sixteen (16) quart pail of water.\n \n no list of fines given
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anwhere above $45 or so.  I guess it depends on the venue though.
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I ran an analysis earlier this year to determine the amount of AMT liability faced by a single individual living in NYC.  The AMT liability was $1,512 for an AGI of 200K, and $3,974 for an AGI of 250K.  Assumption is that the only itemized deduction is state/local income taxes (which is fairly large for a NYC/NY resident).\nThe AMT liability is linear within the 200-250K range for a single filer in NYC.\nWhat's interesting is that the marginal tax rate for someone in this range is 41.5% if they are not subject to AMT, but 46.4% if they are.  It is much higher in the 210-270K range under my above assumptions because this is when the individual is facing the 28% AMT marginal rate as well as the exemption phaseout.\nThe above is for the 2005 tax year.
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I'm in upstate NY.  If I shop around I can get Marbs for about $4.60.
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could try here http://www.nycourts.gov/courts/
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My fire department does not charge for legit ems / fire runs   however repeated false alarms (ie. college kids pulling pull stations) will result in a $250 fine.  \n\n\nother than that we are supported 100% by property taxes.
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DO it at a rave in NYC there is one tonight
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As a prior resident of Oneonta, New York, it was forbidden to have air guns, cap guns, or any guns excluding the use of police weaponry.\nMy brother was ticketed while shooting an annoying squirrl (which he missed), but he happened to do it as a police officer drove by.\nSo to answer your questiomn, it is illegal by the State of New York to hold any harmful weapon of any kind in ones pocession.\nSo if you have one, don't tell anybody. Or throw it away. \nYou can et a big ticket like my brother Jeffery the 2nd.\n\nGood Night!
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it all depends on the host. Some people just bring stuff (beer, chips, food, etc.) others chip in. if you are charged more than $25, find another party!!!
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Sounds reasonable.   The City of LA just paid $2million to a fireman, er excuse me, firefighter who was given a scoop of dog food as a joke.
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burn it off with a heated half dollar
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The drivers make I think up to .43 a mile ( UP TO)..You have to read the fine print. That includes places no one esle wants go like the eastern sea board,which could be also NEW York City... Nothing wrong with New Yorl City. Unless you drive a truck in there at night. Lock your doors.They may pay you .43 per mile... But he may not get you home very often also you may not get the miles you thought you would get.. Better talk with a driver who already works there a year or two....
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This might have specific information - The NYC Rent Guidelines Board http://www.housingnyc.com/html/guidelines/apt.html
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Nothing. Bars will simply put out pretzels or those munchies mix stuff. Beer will emerge unscathed.
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In Flames Dial 595 Escape
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OH CAN IT EVER. It's call blue-flaming or torqing. You lay on you back and throw your legs back over your head as far as you can. Hold a lighter (not a match) near the butt-opening. If you get too close you create some risk. Build up a doozy and let 'er rip while the lighter is going. You have to exhaust the whole thing, or else you risk bringing some of the fire back inside of you while your butt-opening is still, well, open. So push it all out. Some of the flames can get huge. Just watch out for the "banana torq". It wraps around and burns bad things.
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cookouts are just our way of saving on electricity in the summer . BBQ sauce just adds the flavor. I wouldn't read so much into it. Go on, enjoy that steak! It's ok with God if you do, He knows you want to keep the kitchen a little cooler this time of year!