E-Waste. Discarded electronics equipment such as cell phones, computers, monitors, televisions, and other items containing cathode ray tubes (CRTs).
E-Waste. Source separated E-waste and source separated Universal Waste, including household batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, and mercury switches, or
E-Waste. Electronic equipment, electric appliances. Other harmful recycling products - globes, ink cartridges, domestic batteries.
E-Waste. E-Waste to be collected shall include, but will not be limited to, the following:
1. CRT Televisions all sizes
2. Projection Televisions all sizes
3. Computer Equipment and other Electronic Devices
4. Comingled Electronic Devices
5. Miscellaneous Related E-Waste Scrap
E-Waste. Unless otherwise stated, the services and procedures, rights and obligations described in Article 3 of this Agreement regarding Municipal Solid Waste shall not apply to E-Waste. All procedures regarding the transportation, processing, and disposal of E-Waste shall be in accordance with those identified in Exhibit “I” to this Agreement.
E-Waste. Waste containing or consisting of electronic devices and components, such as computers, monitors, terminals, computer cards ru1d components, computer peripheral devices, main frame computers, keyboards, mice, printers and scanners, mini-systems, power supply units, servers, connectors/cables, storage discs, consumer electronics, printed circuit boards, televisions, chips ru1d components, cellular and other phones, telecommunications equipment, and fax machines and copiers, but not including Exempt Waste.
E-Waste. Three (3) items per event (e.g., a computer, computer monitor, printer or television). Contractor shall reject: liquids or sludges; materials which exceed six (6) feet in length; commercial-sized refrigerators or freezers; construction and demolition debris; hazardous waste; or medical waste. Contractor may reject any individual item that weighs more than seventy-five (75) pounds (excluding major appliances) unless customer has paid, or has agreed in advance to pay an additional fee for service. Contractor may reject un- containerized materials if it is deemed that collection of such material involves a safety or other hazardous situation. In such a situation, the Contractor shall be required to leave a “non-collection notice” for the reason(s) the bulky waste material was not picked up. The Contractor shall be required to Collect and separate materials in a manner that maximizes reuse, recycling, composting, and diversion of materials from Disposal that can be feasibly recovered.
E-Waste. Up to ten items of electronic waste that is powered by a plug or battery such as computer, telephones, and televisions.
E-Waste. 1.3.13.1 Items designated as E-Waste by the City or County respectively are to be recycled unless the City or County determines that recycling them is not feasible. E-Waste is currently collected by ARC. If ARC stops providing E-Waste collection, the parties will negotiate for any E-Waste collection.
E-Waste. Waste that is powered by batteries or electricity, such as computers, 207 telephones, answering machines, radios, stereo equipment, tape players/recorders, 208 phonographs, videocassette players/recorders, compact disc players/recorders, calculators and 209 other items also defined as CED’s. 210 1.47 Fiscal Year. The twelve month period beginning July 1st and ending June 30th.
