Scavenging Sample Clauses
Scavenging. The Contractor shall develop, implement and maintain adequate procedures to ensure that no employee of the Contractor shall scavenge any items from any County buildings or property.
Scavenging. ‘Scavenging’ means the unauthorized removal of Recyclables. Scavenging is prohibited by Public Resources Code § 41950.
Scavenging. Contractor shall take all steps reasonably necessary and consistent with Prudent Solid Waste Practices to prevent its employees, customers, and any other users of the Transfer Stations from engaging in any materials scavenging activities.
Scavenging. 33.7.1 The DBO Contractor will not allow the scavenging of materials from Waste at the Facility by Xxxxxxx, the public, employees of the Facility or any other person, without the written approval of the Owner.
Scavenging. No person other than the owner thereof, shall disturb or interfere with any container or dumpster used for the purpose of storing refuse pending its collection, or remove any contents therefrom or remove such container from its location. (Res. Xx. 00-000, § 0 (Xxx. X, § 0(0)), 7-7-89) This article shall be enforced under Official Code of Georgia Annotated sections 5-10- 60 through 15-10-66, as amended, sections being entitled "Violation of ordinances of counties and state authorities." (Res. Xx. 00-000, § 0 (Xxx. XX, § 1), 7-7-89)
Scavenging. Scavenging by the Company, its employees, or any other persons is forbidden.
Scavenging. The uncontrolled and unauthorized removal of materials at any point of the solid waste management stream.
Scavenging. Scavenging by any of the Contractor's personnel is prohibited and the Project Manager may require removal any employee who scavenges from performing any further Work.
Scavenging. America’s Thrift Store LLC shall note any evidence of scavenging of Designated Recyclables from Recycling Containers and report such information to Xxxxxxxxxx County.
Scavenging. The action of a person or person(s) removing materials from loads of Acceptable Waste delivered to the LMSWL or TS for their own personal benefit, on an informal basis and not as a contracted or organized activity at the LMSWL or TS.