Waste Services. 3 (a) Waste Services Relationship.....................................................................3 (b) Pricing.........................................................................................3 (c) Representations and Covenants of the Tuboscope Parties..........................................4 (d) Existing Bids and Contracts.....................................................................5
Waste Services. 6. Heated space in winter, with a provided room temperature of 70 degrees (personal heaters not permitted), with thermostat turned down to 50 at night.
Waste Services. An employee may be transferred to another normal starting point at any time by the giving of reasonable notice.
Waste Services. Council can provide, without charge to the Tenant, a garbage and recycling service, suitable for their generation rates. This will be assessed by Council on an individual club basis. Any additional waste collection services that Council agrees to provide will be provided at the Tenant’s cost.
Waste Services. Council will provide, without charge to the Tenant, two (2) two hundred and forty (240) litre waste bins and two (2) two hundred and forty (240) litre recyclables bins for the use of the Tenant in accordance with Council’s waste collection practices current at the time. Any additional waste collection services that Council agrees to provide will be provided at the Tenant’s cost.
Waste Services. In Bloom If you would like any more information about the modules available or would like to fnd out how your school can get involved in the Deal please visit xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxx Our part Did you know that every face to face enquiry we deal with costs us around £9 and telephone enquiries cost us around £5. Online enquiries cost a fraction of this at just 15 xxxxx per contact. As part of our quest to make savings we have made lots of our services available online making it easier and quicker for you to access information from us. Your part My Account My account is the best way to use council services. Registering for an account is easy and takes just a couple of minutes. All you need to get started is an email address. By registering for MyAccount you will be able to access a range of council services including • Council Tax • Housing Beneft • Housing rents • Report environmental problems • Registrar services To register for my account visit xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxx There are over 70,000 residents registered for My Account Report It A quick and easy way of reporting environmental issues is via the ‘My Report It’ app directly through your phone. You can report issues such as dog fouling, fy tipping and graffti in just a few easy steps. The ‘My Report It’ app is available for iPhone, Android and Windows phones. If you see it, please report it. Dog fouling Fly tipping GraGiti Download the Report It app now xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx To download the Report It app visit xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxx Our part Wigan Borough is two thirds green space and there are a wide range of activities and facilities available within our parks and green spaces to help you get active. Our local leisure centres and Standish CHURCH OF ST XXXXXXX Shevington M6 5 A58 A49 Wigan Aspull M61 70% of our borough is green space 6 swimming pools also offer a range of activities to suit all abilities. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx X000 X00 26 A49 Xxxxx Hindley Atherton A579 M61 Billinge M6 Bridge SPIRIT OF WIGAN Tyldesley A577 25 Bryn Astley A580 A58 24 Ashton in Makerfield Your part Inspiring Healthy Lifestyles A580 23 X000 Xxxxxxxx X0 Xxxxxx A580 Part of the Wigan Council family, Inspiring Healthy Lifestyles encourage new approaches to help you live a happier and healthier life. From fascinating exhibits at the museum, to outdoor workouts at Mesnes Park or National Play Day at Xxxxx Woodland Park, there are plenty of ways for you to improve your wellbeing whilst having fun at the same time. To fnd o...
Waste Services. No objections provided the cul-de-sac had a collection point at the junction with the loop road. Statutory Consultees Scottish Water: Response awaited. SEPA: Initially objected due to lack of information on flood risk and that the site was at risk of a 1 in 200 year flood event with smaller watercourses also posing a risk. Sought a Flood Risk Assessment, information on the two watercourses through the site, no development over any culverting and no landraising within the functional flood plain of the Malthouse Burn. Upon submission of the Flood Risk Assessment maintained objection, seeking location of the culverted watercourse related to development, explanation for why a larger catchment area is used, flood extents to be provided on a site plan and confirmation of no land raising within the functional floodplain. After a further revision of the Flood Risk Assessment, continued to maintain objection and sought further technical details including confirmation of the development site, extent of any land raising, impacts of flood risk to other occupiers resulting from the new bridge and overland flow paths related to manholes and the realigned culvert. After further information and submission of a revised scheme, continued to maintain objection for previous reasons but also sought explanation for high velocity figures, cross sections and relocation of four houses away from the realigned culvert As a result of further information, objection then withdrawn. Updated Flood Risk Assessment includes acceptable cross sections and flow paths, also answering the other concerns expressed. Provides regulatory advice. SNH: Although the site is within the Eildon and Leaderfoot National Scenic Area, note the site is allocated for housing in the Local Development Plan with a Planning Brief in place. Provided the Brief principles are followed, consider the development is well contained by topography and the landscape and that housing numbers are lower than the Brief, thus there will be no adverse impact on the NSA. Melrose and District Community Council: Initially raised no objections, considering the number of houses acceptable for the size of the site and that subject to monitoring by the Council of conditions on Dingleton Road, improvements will occur at the new junction with visibility and parking. Following a further meeting, reports local objections that the development would adversely impact on road safety and traffic conditions on Dingleton Road despite the proposed ...
Waste Services. The Contractor shall provide all residents with quarterly collection of bulk waste. Bulk Waste collection shall include:
Waste Services. This Schedule A applies to all or any of the containment, collection, transportation, handling, processing, recycling and disposal of containerized Waste by Secure.
Waste Services. This Schedule A applies to all or any of the containment, collection, transportation, handling, processing, recycling and disposal of containerized or bulk Waste by KBL. This includes the processing of wastes at KBL’s Facilities.
