[Derived from Sec. 120 of Ch. XXV of the Charter and Ordinances, 1974]
A. 
It shall not be lawful, within the limits of the City of Buffalo, for any person or persons to spit or expectorate upon the floor or seat or upon any other part of a public conveyance of any kind or character; neither shall it be lawful to expectorate upon the floor or other part of any passenger elevator car used in any office building, store, factory, library, theater or public building or upon the floor or other place of any office building, store, factory, theater, public hall, library or any public building where receptacles are provided for that purpose.
B. 
It shall be the duty of all persons in charge of railroads, corporations, buildings or other places to which this Article applies to post conspicuous notice of the above and take all necessary and proper steps to secure observance of this Article.
C. 
No person shall spit upon the sidewalk of any street, alley, thoroughfare, square, park or other public place or upon the floor, walls or seats of any room, hall, office or other part of any tenement, hotel or lodging place which is used in common by the guests or inmates thereof or upon the floor, walls or other part of any store, factory, theater or other building or room which is used in common by the public or upon the floor, platform, walls or seats of any depot or railroad station.
D. 
Every corporation, proprietor or other person owning, operating or controlling any store, factory, theater or other building or room which is used in common by the public or any depot or railroad station shall provide a sufficient number of nonabsorbent receptacles for expectoration and shall provide for the thorough cleansing and disinfection thereof at least once in 24 hours.
E. 
Every corporation, proprietor or other person owning, operating or controlling any store, factory, theater or other building which is used in common by the public or any railway car or other public conveyance or any depot or railway station shall keep permanently posted in each of said places a sufficient number of notices forbidding spitting.