Transfer Station shall include those intermediate waste handling facilities where Solid 2 Wastes are transferred from hauling vehicles to a transfer vehicle and where the Solid Waste or a portion 3 thereof may undergo incidental processing, recycling or further handling before transportation to a 4 disposal site, Solid Waste processing facility, or other facilities. The following facilities do not constitute
Transfer Station. The facility designated by CONTRACTOR and approved by 392 CITY for the receipt, Processing, and Transfer of the Discarded Materials Collected under the 393 terms of this Agreement. The Xxxxx Street Transfer Station has been designated by 394 CONTRACTOR as the Transfer Station and approved by CITY pursuant to this Agreement. 395
Transfer Station. A facility identified by the City as accepting solid waste delivered by the Contractor during the term of this Contract. Proposed Transfer Stations identified may be proposed by the Contractor but must be approved in writing by the City.
Transfer Station. Franchisee shall be required to utilize an approved transfer station. unless it direct hauls material to a landfill or processing facility. The transfer station shall provide for the temporary collection and compaction of solid wasteSolid Waste so that an economical method of transportation of solid wasteSolid Waste to an approved landfill is utilized by Franchisee. For purposes of this Franchise Agreement, an approved transfer station is one holding a valid permit for the temporary storage of municipal solid waste in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations of the State of Nevada, the Nevada Environmental Commission, and the Washoe County District Board of Health. It shall be the sole responsibility of Franchisee to provide for a transfer station meeting the requirements of this Agreement. Franchisee may comply with this requirement by operating its own transfer station or by entering into an agreement with the operator of a transfer station which meets the requirements of this Agreement.
Transfer Station. “Transfer station” means those facilities utilized to receive Solid Waste, and temporarily store and transfer such waste directly from smaller to larger vehicles for transport
Transfer Station. “Transfer Station” means the place or places listed in Exhibit 9 as City- 535 approved locations conveyance of Solid Waste Collected by Contractor into larger vehicles prior to 536 transportation of the Solid Waste to a Disposal Facility or Processing Facility.
Transfer Station shall include those intermediate waste handling facilities where Solid 2 Wastes are transferred from hauling vehicles to a transfer vehicle and where the Solid Waste or a portion 3 thereof may undergo incidental processing, recycling or further handling before transportation to a 4 disposal site, Solid Waste processing facility, or other facilities. The following facilities do not constitute 5 a "transfer station":
6 1) Locations where less than 15 cubic yards of combined container volume are provided to serve 7 as community or multi-residence receptacles for residential refuse.
8 2) Storage receptacles for waste from multi-residential buildings or for commercial Solid 9 Wastes.
10 3) A container used to store construction or demolition wastes at the place of generation.
11 4) Containers used to store salvaged materials.
Transfer Station. Waldoboro, shall own, construct, operate, manage, maintain, repair, replace, and finance the Transfer Station and Landfill and shall obtain and keep current all necessary permits from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. Waldoboro shall purchase or lease and maintain the necessary equipment; employ Transfer Station personnel; engage haulers; pay tipping fees; and do all other things that are incidental to or necessary for the operation of the Transfer Station.
Transfer Station. TBEST provides the ability to designate stop locations as transfer stations. The hub can be a downtown station or supporting transfer location within the network. The Contractor will assist agencies in gathering appropriate transfer station locations and then code the locations into the TBEST base year network.
Transfer Station. Contractor will transfer transferable waste delivered to its transfer station during operating hours. Contractor has no rights to transfer materials delivered to or by the transfer station site for handling or processing by County or by contractors under a Materials Management Contract. transferable waste means permitted waste discarded onto the tipping floor of the transfer station. Transferable waste does not include separated recyclables (for example, treated wood, tires, and clean C&D), including recyclables handled under Materials Management Contracts.
