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705Advanced Preparation: Preparation for Pallets705.8.10.2Physical Standards for Automation Flats). Three-digit scheme (L008) bundlesare assigned to pallets according to the OEL “label to” 3-digit ZIP Code.Labeling:1. Line 1: L002, Column A.2. Line 2: For flats and irregular parcels, “STD” followed by “FLTS” or“IRREG,” as applicable; followed by “3D”; followed by “BARCODED” (or“BC”) if pallet contains automation rate mail; followed by“NONBARCODED” (or “NBC”) if pallet contains carrier route and/orPresorted rate mail. For letters, “STD LTRS 3D”; followed by “BC” if palletcontains barcoded letters; followed by “MACH” if pallet containsmachinable letters; followed by “MAN” if pallet contains nonmachinableletters.h. SCF, required, permitted for bundles, sacks, and trays. Pallet may containcarrier route, automation rate, and/or Presorted rate mail for the 3-digit ZIPCode groups in L005. Labeling:1. Line 1: L002, Column C.2. Line 2: For flats and irregular parcels, “STD” followed by “FLTS” or“IRREG,” as applicable; followed by “SCF”; followed by “BARCODED” (or“BC”) if pallet contains automation rate mail; followed by“NONBARCODED” (or “NBC”) if pallet contains carrier route and/orPresorted rate mail. For letters, “STD LTRS SCF”; followed by “BC” if palletcontains barcoded letters; followed by “MACH” if pallet containsmachinable letters; followed by “MAN” if pallet contains nonmachinableletters.i. ASF, required unless bundle reallocation used under 8.13, permitted forbundles, sacks, and trays. Pallet may contain carrier route, automation rate,and/or Presorted rate mail for the 3-digit ZIP Code groups in L602. ADCbundles, sacks, or trays are assigned to pallets according to the “label to” ZIPCode in L004 or L603, as appropriate. AADC trays are assigned to palletsaccording to the “label to” ZIP Code in L801. At the mailer’s option, appropriatemixed ADC bundles and sacks of flats; and mixed ADC and mixed AADC traysof letters, may be sorted to ASF pallets according to the “label to” ZIP Code inL010. Mixed ADC sacks of irregular parcels may be sorted to ASF palletsaccording to the “label to” ZIP Code in L604. All mixed ADC bundles, sacks,and trays and mixed AADC trays must contain only pieces destinating withinthe ASF in Exhibit 6.1.6. Labeling:1. Line 1: L602.2. Line 2: For flats and irregular parcels, “STD” followed by “FLTS” or“IRREG,” as applicable; followed by “ASF”; followed by “BARCODED” (or“BC”) if pallet contains automation rate mail; followed by“NONBARCODED” (or “NBC”) if pallet contains carrier route and/orPresorted rate mail. For letters, “STD LTRS ASF”; followed by “BC” if palletcontains barcoded letters; followed by “MACH” if pallet containsmachinable letters; followed by “MAN” if pallet contains nonmachinableletters.Domestic Mail Manual Updated 3-15-07