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Phoenix voters approve a new ordinance requiring retailers to certify their shopping cart practices.
Certification must show locking wheels or an effective management plan and a retrieval contract.
Civic actions include fines of $25 per cart with a retrieval contract and $50 without.
Officials aim to reduce carts left around the city and improve retrieval.
Residents can report abandoned carts through the City of Phoenix Abandoned Shopping Cart Retrieval Program.
The ordinance took effect on January 15 as part of a broader effort to hold businesses accountable.
Certification details must include cart ownership numbers and billing information.
Retailers face enforcement actions for noncompliance with cert requirements.
The city provides a dedicated retrieval program link for further guidance.
The ordinance targets cart management and retrieval to curb neighborhood clutter.

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The Sun states that automated access to its content is prohibited under its terms.
A captcha-like warning may appear when automated behavior is detected.
The Sun provides a licensing liaison for commercial use inquiries.
The article notes terms and policies govern use and licensing of Sun material.
The Sun emphasizes IPSO and editorial standards in its operations.
The reference notes contact details for assistance with licensing.
The article signals the need for permission when reproducing material.
The Sun mentions a help hub and policies on ethics and clarifications.
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The piece highlights the need for compliant use of news content for AI and ML.

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