Contract Waste means Acceptable Solid Waste delivered to the Connecticut Solid Waste System by Persons other than (i) Participating Municipalities, and (ii) Waste Haulers, with respect to Acceptable Solid Waste generated within the boundaries of any Participating Municipality, that is delivered under a contract with CRRA having a term which includes all or a portion of the relevant Contract Year.

Contract Waste has the meaning given to it in the Project Agreement

Contract Waste means all Waste arisings collected by the Contractor, including Business Recycling and Waste.

Examples of Contract Waste in a sentence

Accordingly, if any Council fails to deliver its Minimum Tonnage of Contract Waste in any year, such Council shall still be liable for its Minimum Payment ('PUCBE y') as calculated in accordance with paragraph 3.2 of Schedule 11 (JWA2 Payment Mechanism) to the extent caused by its failure to deliver its share of Contract Waste.
If the terms of the permitting system are agreed by the Parties and an Authority Change is carried out by the Contractor, any such Waste delivered to the HWRCs under such permitting system shall thereafter be treated as Contract Waste.
From the Services Commencement Date, a deduction (PNADy) shall be made from each Partner’s Annual Unitary Payment for the Non-Acceptance Deductions made in respect of the Partner's Contract Waste not Accepted in the Contract Year 'y’ under the Project Agreement Payment Mechanism.
The Authority every three Contract Months shall collate all necessary data from the WCAs in relation to the tonnage of Waste collected at those Bring Facilities which are situated at the HWRCs. Such data shall be used to calculate the Actual HWRC Recycling and Composting Rate achieved at the HWRCs. For the avoidance of doubt all such Waste shall belong to the WCAs and is not Contract Waste under the terms of this Agreement.
If the terms are agreed by the Parties and an Authority Change is carried out by the Contractor, any such Waste shall thereafter be treated as Contract Waste.

More Definitions of Contract Waste

Contract Waste means all residual and bulky waste, as defined in the Specification, which is to be included as directed to the Contractor’s Representative by the Contract Manager, together with any other such non-hazardous waste as required from time to time to be removed from the site, subject to any agreed variation in associated cost..

Contract Waste means separately collected street sweepings and gully waste as collected by or on behalf of the Council

Contract Waste means separately collected waste/resources as collected by or on behalf of the Council through the Household Recycling Centres

Contract Waste means all Waste that it is the duty of the Council (pursuant to section 48(1) of the Environmental Protection Act 1990) to deliver for disposal to such place as the Waste Disposal Authority directs and is so delivered and includes Household Waste and Recyclables.

Contract Waste means all of the materials that Contractor agrees to collect and/or manage under this Contract. Contract Waste is Trash, including Bulky Waste and White Goods, Recyclables and Yard Waste.

Contract Waste means all residual and bulky waste, as defined in the Specification, which is to be included as directed to the Contractor’s Representative by the Contract

Contract Waste means and includes any material intended or tendered for recycling or Disposal