Examples of Disposal Fee in a sentence

The Disposal Fee Plan shall be considered an integral part of the Operating Plan required under Regulation 22.
Any Disposal Fee Plan that is not approved must be rewritten and resubmitted for approval within thirty (30) days of the date of the written disapproval notice from the Department.
Landfills, with Operating Plans which do not adequately address disposal fee accounting, shall submit a Disposal Fee Plan to the Department no later than ninety (90) days following the effective date of this regulation.
The Disposal Fee Plan shall not be subject to permit modification fee charges required under Regulation 9.
The Base Disposal Fee shall be uniform as to all Participating Municipalities and shall be calculated without regard to the location of any Participating Municipality’s Designated Waste Facility.

More Definitions of Disposal Fee

Disposal Fee means, for any Month, the Disposal Fee for such Month as shown in the table in Section 6.1, and as adjusted in accordance with Section 6.3.

Disposal Fee for a given period means the highest per-ton fee payable by Contractor during such period for the Disposal of Solid Waste (including the Regulatory Fee Component).

Disposal Fee has the meaning given to that term in clause 3.3(c).

Disposal Fee means those fees which pay the direct unit costs of transportation and disposal of general purpose solid waste. Major cost components are the long haul transport contract and the Oregon Waste Systems, Inc., disposal contract.

Disposal Fee means those costs imposed at a Disposal Site and paid by the Contractor for depositing Solid Waste collected by Contractor. Disposal Fee shall be identified by the Contractor and the City as those fees actually paid for by the Contractor at a Disposal Site.

Disposal Fee is the rate charged for disposal of Solid Waste. This rate shall also include taxes and associated costs for the disposal of Solid Waste.