Business classification code (BCC) definition

Business classification code (BCC) means a classification of dischargers based on the "1972
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Business classification code (BCC) means a classification of dischargers based on the "1972 Standard Industrial Classification Manual", bureau of the budget of the United States of America or its successor. (Ord. 36-93 § 2, 1993: prior code § 37-1-3(6))
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