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<br />Aluminum material means a product made from aluminum, an aluminum alloy or an <br />aluminum by-product. The term includes an aluminum beer keg, but does not otherwise <br />include an aluminum can used to contain a food or beverage. <br /> <br />Bronze material means: <br /> <br />(1 ) A cemetery vase, receptacle or memorial made from bronze; <br /> <br />(2) Bronze statuary; or <br /> <br />(3) Material that is readily identifiable as bronze. <br /> <br />Copper or brass material means insulated or noninsulated copper wire or cable of the <br />type used by public utilities or common carriers that consists of at least 50 percent <br />copper, copper or brass items of a type commonly used in construction or by public <br />utilities or any combination consisting only of those items. <br /> <br />Passport means a passport issued by the United States or issued by another country and <br />recognized by the United States. <br /> <br />Personal identification certificate means a personal identification card issued by the <br />state department of public safety under V.T.C.A., Transportation Code S 521.101 et <br />seq. or an analogous card or certificate issued by another state. <br /> <br />Regulated material means aluminum material, bronze material or copper or brass <br />material. <br /> <br />Secondhand metal dealer means an auto wrecker, a scrap metal processor or any other <br />person or organization purchasing, gathering, collecting, soliciting or traveling about <br />from place to place procuring regulated material or any person operating, carrying on, <br />conducting or maintaining a scrap metal yard or other place where scrap metal or cast- <br />off regulated material of any kind is gathered together or kept for shipment, sale or <br />transfer. <br /> <br />State law references: Similar provisions, Texas Occupations Code, Section 1956.001. <br /> <br />Sec. 19-31. Violations, penalties. <br /> <br />In addition to the penalties imposed under section 1-6, a court, on the conviction <br />of a secondhand metal dealer who has been convicted of a violation of this division <br />within the 36 months preceding the date of the offense, may order that the dealer cease <br />from engaging in business as a secondhand metal dealer for a period not to exceed 30 <br />days from the date of the order for each violation that forms the basis of the conviction. <br /> <br />State law references: Similar provisions, Texas Occupations Code, Section 1956.011. <br />