Contaminated Fill definition

Contaminated Fill means material which contains any solid, liquid, gas, odour, waste product, radioactivity or any combination thereof which is present in a concentration greater than that which naturally occurs in the lo- cation of the site in question and which has the potential to have adverse ef- fect on the natural environment, human activity, and/or health and safety as defined under the Environmental Protection Act.‌‌

Contaminated Fill means any Soil for the Site that does not meet the applicable Site Condition Standards prescribed under O. Reg 153/04 “Record of Site Condition” and/or

Contaminated Fill means impure or unsuitable materials including soil, stone, concrete, asphalt, sod or turf, etc. that is in contact with or mixed with something unclean, harmful, unusable or biodegradable;

Examples of Contaminated Fill in a sentence

• The Property Owner and/or the Applicant for which a Permit has been issued shall be solely responsible for the removal of Contaminated Fill and the Property shall not be used for the remediation or cleaning of Contaminated Fill.

• Contract No. 6003326 - 100% Environmental Affairs Grants Funding – AMEND 1 – To Provide an Extension of Time and an Increase of Funds for the Transport and Disposal of Additional Contaminated Fill and Soil Material from Building Footprints within Three Parcels of Brownfield Land.

• Contract No. 6003326 - 100% Environmental Affairs Grants Funding – To Provide Reimbursement for the Transport and Disposal of Contaminated Fill and Soil Material from Building Footprints within Three Parcels of Brownfield Land.

• If material is to be removed from site, then the materials must be classified using the following system; • Contaminated Fill – contains contaminants above the maximum admissible concentrations for fill at local landfill sites; • Managed Fill - contains contaminants below the maximum admissible concentrations for fill at local landfill sites; • Cleanfill – material defined as cleanfill under the ALW and the Ministry “Guide for the Management of Cleanfills”.

• The property for which a Permit has been issued under this By-law shall not be used for the remediation or cleaning of Contaminated Fill.

• The CMMP will use the criteria established in the document “Alternatives for Disposal of Contaminated Fill Sadri Property and East Parcels Southern Flow Corridor Project, Tillamook, Oregon,” dated February 13, 2015 for soil placement.

• Notwithstanding Section 3.1, no person shall place Contaminated Fill on properties subject to the Exemptions outlined in Schedule “A”.

• No Person or Owner shall cause or permit the Placing or Dumping of Fill that contains materials that are from the demolition of any structure including construction refuse or debris, toxic or hazardous materials, glass, raw sewage, or Contaminated Fill.

• Description: Haul & Disposal of Contaminated Fill Material (non-Hazardous) Approval: July 21, 2014 Bid Price: $264,985.00 including HST Contractor/Supplier: Green Soils Ltd.

• The regulations established by this By-law do not apply to the activities and matters described in Schedule “A”.Notwithstanding Section 3.1, no person shall place Contaminated Fill on properties subject to the Exemptions outlined in Schedule “A”.

More Definitions of Contaminated Fill

Contaminated Fill means a) any Soil that does not meet the Table 1 Standards, unless the Applicant has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Director that the existing in-situ soil quality of the Receiving site does not meet Table 1 Standards or that the Placing or Dumping of Soil that meets Table 2 Standards for Residential, Parkland, Institutional Property Use, and would not have a detrimental effect on ground water; b) any Fill that contains deleterious and/or aromatic material; and c) bio-solids created by the paper manufacturing process, either in the form or pure paper fibre bio-solids or as mixed with other material to form products known as" nitro- sorb", sound-sorb", or other products with similar composition.

Contaminated Fill means material which contains any solid, liquid, gas, odour, waste product, radioactivity or any combination thereof which is present in a concentration greater than that which naturally occurs in the location of the lot or parcel of land in question and which has the potential to have an adverse effect on the natural environment, human activity, and/or health and safety as defined under the Environmental Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.E.19, as amended, and includes bio-solids created by the paper manufacturing process, either in the form or pure paper fibre bio- solids or as mixed with other material to form products known as “nitro-sorb”, “sound-sorb”, or other products with similar composition.

Contaminated Fill means:Fill which contains material or debris that does not naturally occur in the location of the lot or parcel of land;any Soil that does not meet the Table 1 Standards of the “Solid, Ground Water and Sediment Standards for Use under Part XV.1 of the Environmental Protection Act” as published by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MOECP) dated April 15, 2011, as amended, unless the Applicant has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Director that the existing ambient Soil quality of the receiving site does not meet Table 1 Standards or that the Placing or Dumping of Soil meets Table 2 Standards would not have a detrimental effect on ground water; andany Fill that contains putrescrible material.

Contaminated Fill means any material which contains any solid, liquid, gas, odour, waste product, radioactivity or any combination thereof which is present in a concentration greater than that which naturally occurs in the location of the lot or parcel of land in question;