Contaminated Material means wastes or other materials exposed to or tainted by chemical, radiological, or biological substances or agents.
Contaminated Material means all material collected by the recycling vehicles that is not considered Recyclable Material as defined in this contract. Contaminated Materials including but not limited to: garbage, food waste, food tainted items, pizza boxes, egg cartons, wax- coated cartons, ice-cream cartons, aluminum foil, Styrofoam cups and plates, aerosol cans, propane tanks, and helium tanks.
Contaminated Material means any natural or man-made material that contains small amounts of Hazardous Substance(s) in a concentration less than that which would trigger HART’s handling, transport, and disposal of Hazardous Material or Hazardous Waste. This also includes any regulated material, such as petroleum-contaminated soil, that upon exposure may pose an existing or potential threat to human health or the environment.
Examples of Contaminated Material in a sentence
Payment: Payment shall be made at the cost proposal unit price per ton for "Contaminated Material Disposal." SALVAGE MATERIAL DISPOSAL A.
Non Haz Contaminated Material Handling and Disposal, LM Cubic Yard Non Haz Contaminated Material Handling and Disposal, LM will be measured by volume in cubic yards, LM.
Work activities shall be performed in accordance with the contract documents and with applicable Contaminated Material Handling Plan, Field Organic Vapor Monitoring Plan, Sampling Plan and/or Disposal Plan.
As per the Contaminated Material Handling Plan, (Section 205-1.02).
A.2 Notice to the Contractor – Contaminated Material LocationsThe department completed testing for soil contamination at locations within this project where excavation is required.
More Definitions of Contaminated Material
Contaminated Material means items that may contaminate the Organic Waste to be transferred for Organic Waste treatment and result in a reduction in the amount of Organic Waste that can be recovered for transfer to the Organic Waste Treatment Facility. Contaminated Material will require disposal to a suitably authorized waste management Facility for treatment or end disposal. For the purposes of this Specification householders are advised that Organic Waste is as defined in this Specification. Contaminated material shall also include Prohibited Material which is defined in this Specification.
Contaminated Material means items that may contaminate the Wood Waste to be transferred for reprocessing and result in a reduction in the amount of Wood Waste that can be recovered for transfer to the Facility. Contaminated Material will require disposal to a suitably authorised waste management facility for treatment or end disposal. For the purposes of this Specification householders are advised that Wood Waste is as defined in this Specification. Contaminated material shall also include Prohibited Material which is defined in this Specification;
Contaminated Material means program and non-program related material deposited at the Depot locations, including but not limited to tinsel, plastic bags, wire forms, nails, boxes, processed wood, wreaths and other material.;
Contaminated Material means material which has been exposed to, contains, is saturated with or is in any other way polluted with a foreign element which the Ministry of the Environment has directed be disposed of in a sanitary landfill.
Contaminated Material means items that may contaminate the Authorised Waste to be transferred for reprocessing and result in a reduction in the amount of Authorised Waste that can be recovered. Contaminated Material will require disposal to a suitably authorised waste management facility for treatment or end disposal.
Contaminated Material means material for fill arising from excavation for which the levels of contaminants as defined in the Environmental Protection Act 1994 exceed the Investigation Thresholds in the Environment Protection Agency Guidelines for the Assessment and Management of Contaminated Land in Queensland, 1999.
Contaminated Material means Hazardous Material in soil, sediment, groundwater, fill or other substrate material, site improvements, construction materials, construction debris, equipment or clothing that was present on the Property on or before the Effective Date, whether or not identified before the Effective Date, and that exceeds Florida or federal maximum contaminant levels or residual contaminant levels or such other clean-up criterion as has been approved in writing by FDEP.