Emergency Food Delivery Program Clause Samples
The Emergency Food Delivery Program clause establishes a framework for providing food assistance to individuals or communities during emergencies. It typically outlines the criteria for activating the program, the types of food or meals to be delivered, and the roles of participating agencies or contractors. By setting clear procedures and responsibilities, this clause ensures that food aid is distributed efficiently and promptly in crisis situations, addressing immediate nutritional needs and reducing the risk of food insecurity during emergencies.
Emergency Food Delivery Program. Notwithstanding any other provision of these rules, the operator and owner of a vehicle designated by the City of New York and engaged in delivering free meals to a recipient of food pursuant to the emergency food delivery program established in Title 72 of the Rules of the City of New York shall be exempt from the parking and standing rules of this section while such operator is actually performing a delivery in such program, not to exceed 20 minutes. It shall be an affirmative defense to any summons issued for violation of such rules that the operator of the vehicle to which such summons was issued was engaged in the activity described in this paragraph, upon presentation by such operator of proof of such activity issued by the City of New York, and that such vehicle, at the time of the issuance of such summons, was parked or standing for 20 minutes or less. (b) Violation of posted no stopping rules prohibited. When official signs, markings or traffic-control devices have been posted prohibiting, restricting or limiting the stopping of vehicles, no person shall stop, stand or park any vehicle in violation of the restrictions posted on such signs, markings or traffic-control devices.