Dry Waste definition

Dry Waste means waste other than bio-degradable waste and inert street sweepings and includes recyclable and non recyclable waste, combustible waste and sanitary napkin and diapers, etc. ;

Dry Waste means any solid waste including, but not limited to construction and demolition waste, plastics, rubber, lumber, trees, stumps, vegetative matter, asphalt pavement, asphaltic products incidental to construction/demolition debris, or other materials which have reduced potential for environmental degradation and leachate production.

Dry Waste means the category of municipal solid waste referred to at No.5.1 (6) of these Bye-laws;

Examples of Dry Waste in a sentence

• Contractor shall operate and maintain an adequate scale system at the Approved Recyclable Materials Processing Site, the Approved Dry Waste Processing Site, the Approved Organic Materials Processing Site, the Approved Transfer Station and Approved Disposal Location.

• Per Section 6.3, provide separate Diversion Rates (excluding ADC) for Roll-off and Bin Dry Waste processed at the Approved Dry Waste Processing Site pursuant to this Agreement.

• Contractor shall provide the Contract Administrator with a list of Commercial Dry Waste Customers, and a separate list of Customers receiving Roll-off or Compactor service, whose loads are delivered for Processing to the Approved Dry Waste Processing Site.

• The purpose of the audits is to obtain representative data to determine the Diversion rate of City materials Processed at the Approved Dry Waste Processing Site pursuant to this Agreement.

• Contractor shall expand the Dry Waste Collection routes to increase Tons Diverted and reduce total Tons Disposed by identifying Commercial Customers whose Solid Waste Cart, Bin or Rolloff contains Dry Waste.

More Definitions of Dry Waste

Dry Waste means any solid wastes including, but not limited to construction and demolition waste, not mixed with waste that is other than dry waste, plastics, rubber, lumber, trees, stumps, vegetative matter, asphalt pavement, asphaltic products incidental to construction/demolition debris, or other materials which have reduced potential for environmental degradation and leachate production.

Dry Waste means wastes including, but not limited to, plastics, rubber, lumber, trees, stumps, vegetative matter, asphalt pavement, asphaltic products incidental to construction/demolition debris, or other materials which have reduced potential for environmental degradation and leachate production.

Dry Waste means waste other than food waste and inert and includes recyclable waste, non recyclable waste, combustible waste and sanitary waste;

Dry Waste. Means the category of Municipal Solid Waste referred to at schedule II of these Byelaws.

Dry Waste means Solid Waste which is comprised of a significant percentage of Recyclable Materials. Dry Waste is not source separated from Solid Waste. Dry Waste or Rubbish includes, but is not limited to, non-putrescible Solid Waste, such as paper, cardboard, tin cans, wood, glass, plastics, rubber by-products or litter, pursuant to the California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Natural Resources, Division 7, Chapter 3, Section 17225.59, as may be amended from time to time.

Dry Waste means free-flowing Waste which is not Pelletized Waste.

Dry Waste means solid waste that has minimal potential for environmental contamination and leachate production.