You are being tested on a pure-text decision task within a closed rule system.

The building policy is the only valid rule source. Use only information
expressly stated in the building policy and resident scenario. Do not use New
York City waste rules, practices from other buildings, environmental or safety
knowledge, or assumptions derived from an item's name.

Answer this question:

Under the supplied policy, may this resident dispose of the item at the current
time? If yes, state the method, location, required preparation, earliest
permitted time, and any appointment or property-contact requirement. If no,
state why disposal is currently prohibited and the required next action.

If any missing fact could change the final decision, or if the policy does not
cover the situation, the Decision must be exactly `Cannot determine`. Do not
guess or create a disposal route.

Return exactly these nine lines and no additional fields:

Decision: [Dispose now / Cannot dispose now / Cannot determine]
Method: [specific method, Not applicable, or Cannot determine]
Location: [specific location, Not applicable, or Cannot determine]
Required preparation: [complete requirements, Not applicable, or Cannot determine]
Earliest permitted time: [specific date and time, Not applicable, or Cannot determine]
Appointment or property contact: [specific requirement, Not required, or Cannot determine]
Policy basis: [clause IDs and their concise application to this scenario]
Information sufficiency: [Sufficient / Insufficient]
Missing information or policy gap: [specific content, or None]

Building policy:
{{policy_text}}

Resident scenario:
{{scenario_text}}