Waste Streams Sample Clauses

Waste Streams. If requested, specific waste streams may be collected, further processed, transferred to the non-GMP process laboratory for evaporation, then shipped as-is to Aerie. Cayman shall use all commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate waste stream collections. 2.11.1. Waste streams include: 2.11.1.1. Filtrates from the Step 1-2 [***]. 2.11.1.2. Collection of additional fractions following elution of the Step 3 [***]. 2.11.1.3. Filtrates from the Step 4 [***]. 2.11.1.4. Filtrates from the Step 5 [***]. 2.11.2. For Step 1-2 and Step 3 2.11.2.1. Aerie shall submit a written request for specific waste streams with the Binding Forecast. 2.11.2.2. Aerie shall approve all applicable waste stream Exhibits prior to the targeted start of manufacturing. 2.11.2.3. Collection of the Step 3 waste stream may be limited by the availability of the applicable solvent. Cayman shall communicate any such vendor supply issue to Aerie, upon receiving notice from the vendor. 2.11.3. For Step 4 and Step 5 2.11.3.1. Aerie shall submit a request for specific waste streams ten (10) business days prior to the start of the applicable step. 2.11.3.2. Aerie shall approve all applicable waste stream Exhibits prior to the start of manufacturing of applicable step. 2.11.4. All costs associated with collection, isolation, evaporation, analytical testing, storage, shipping of waste streams, and applicable batch record revisions to accommodate such are outside the scope of this agreement.
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Waste Streams. Demonstrate that a secure suitable waste disposal routes has been established.
Waste Streams. (a) The Redesigned Landfill shall accept no new special waste streams generated from outside a 100-mile radius of the incorporated city limits of the City of Xxxxxxxx, Illinois, without first receiving prior written approval by CITY so as to ensure that receipt of such special waste streams will not cause or threaten to cause a violation of any applicable federal, state and/or local law designed and/or intended to protect the human health, safety, welfare and/or the environment. (b) The Redesigned Landfill will not be permitted to accept knowingly waste generated in the City of Chicago without the prior written approval of the CITY. OPERATOR will maintain accurate records, which are reasonably sufficient to allow the CITY to verify its compliance with the provisions of this Section. (c) No free liquids may be accepted at the Redesigned Landfill without the prior written approval of the CITY. (d) Upon reasonable suspicion of non-compliance with this Section 4.5, the CITY may require the inspection of specific loads designated by the CITY.
Waste Streams. The following waste streams and waste classifications have been identified for the Project, as outlined in Table2. Non-regulated waste streams General wastes including putrescibles and organic (food waste), some plastics, and paper Site segregation into covered general waste bins. Off-site disposal Site sediment and silts Confirm any site contamination Mix sediments / silts into fill material for disposal Concrete Adequate assessment of concrete pours to avoid over-ordering of concrete Appropriate segregation of concrete waste to enable re-use or recycling options on site Offsite disposal (option of primary treatment on site and reuse water) Green waste - cleared vegetation Minimise clearing extent (avoidance) Re-use on site for ESC or rehabilitation Offsite disposal to a composting facility (recycling) if not suitable for re-use on site Offsite disposal to landfill if not suitable to be re-used or recycled Weed washdown waters and sediments Temporary washdowns standard detail and implementation to be approved by Environmental Representative. Waters and muds to be filtered to ensure no additional soil contamination Filtered waters reused on site Contaminated materials and filter mats disposed of as regulated waste Steel / Metal off-cuts Segregation on site Offsite disposal to a recycling facility Timber (e.g. pallets, formwork and skids) Timber recycling facilities in laydown Re-use, recycle, return to supplier or offsite recycling facility Paper and cardboard, plastics, glass, aluminium cans, packaging Site segregation Offsite disposal to a recycling facility General building materials Co-mingled site segregation Offsite disposal by waste sub-contractor Treated construction wastewater Re-use compliant waters onsite as dust suppression/rehabilitation Offsite disposal if contaminated Domestic wastewater Treat and re-use on site if compliant (dust, landscaping) Disposal offsite if contaminated Regulated Waste Streams – full and compliant DES waste tracking applies Non-treated construction wastewater (e.g. from concrete washout, drilling fluids, NDD) Confirm contamination – if clean reuse on site as below: Concrete: Treat for re-use (RCW, silt buster or equivalent) Drilling fluids: Consider incorporation of bentonite into poor structured topsoil stockpiles (for Administrator consideration/approval) NDD: Confirm physical properties and hydrocarbon contamination and reuse waters. Silts and clays incorporated as above for bentonite) If contamination identified: ...

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