N.Y. GBS Law § 69-F
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§ 69-f. License. It shall be unlawful for any person, association,\npartnership or corporation to engage in business as a scrap processor\nunless such scrap processor shall have complied with the provisions of\nthis article and obtained a license to do so from the mayor of the city,\nif the place of business of such scrap processor is in a city, or the\nmayor of the village if the place of business is in an incorporated\nvillage, otherwise from the supervisor of the town in which such place\nof business is located, or from the licensing authority of any such\nmunicipality; for which license shall be paid such mayor or supervisor\nor licensing authority for the use of such city, village, or town the\nsum of seventy-five dollars if such place of business is the principal\nplace of business of such scrap processor in this state, otherwise the\nsum of fifty dollars, which license shall expire on June thirtieth of\neach year.\n
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