Mixed Load definition

Mixed Load means Solid Waste from more than one municipality stored and carried in a single vehicle, roll-off box or trailer and delivered to any of the Facilities.

Mixed Load means a Load combining one or more Marketable Wastes with Unmarketable Wastes rendering the entire Load unmarketable by virtue of mixing of Wastes or the reluctance to separate Marketable Wastes from Unmarketable Wastes by a site user, but does not include Controlled Waste or Prohibited Waste.

Mixed Load means a load which contains more than one classification of refuse which requires separation in accordance with Section RR-20 of the Rules and Regulations (separation of Refuse) adopted by the R-Board. It shall be further defined as follows:

Examples of Mixed Load in a sentence

• Of particular note, Master Labels, and Mixed Load Labels will be affixed to secondary containers in such a manner that when the pack is broken apart, the label is discarded or destroyed (e.g., hang Mixed Load Label from the banding or attach to stretch wrap).• In order to ensure label accuracy, it is expected that the Supplier verify (electronically or manually) all labeling to ensure that the label matches the purchase order (or release).

• Mixed Load Label Sample & Placement (Not to scale) ** If the size of your standard shipping package or individual containers cannot accommodate a standard 4 x 6 label, please contact VendorLabelReview@ConMet.com for further instructions.

• See the sample below in section 5.6. When release quantities require cartons of mixed material on one pallet, a special "Mixed Load" label and a “Master Label” for each part number and affixed on the outside of the shrink wrap must be used in addition to being labeled per Adient Labeling Specifications.

• Mixed Load Identifier: A Label used to identify mixed part numbers in a multiple pack or pallet.

• When release quantities require cartons of mixed material on one pallet, a special "Mixed Load" label must to be used in addition to being labeled per Johnson Controls Labeling Specifications.

More Definitions of Mixed Load

Mixed Load means a load of Refuse for deposit at the Site containing two or more of the waste categories, as designated in the District of Summerland Municipal Fees and Charges Bylaw.

Mixed Load means if the time required to bring a load of glass within the limits set for colour separation exceeds thirty (30) minutes, the load will be considered mixed. A bulkhead failure in the Contractor’s Container shall not be considered a mixed load;

Mixed Load means waste from more than one Participating Municipality stored and carried in a single vehicle, roll-off box or trailer and delivered to the Facility.

Mixed Load means any load of garbage found to visibly contain recyclable material.

Mixed Load means a load combining two or more of the following wastes; Municipal Solid Waste, recyclable waste, yard & garden waste, or wood waste but does not include controlled waste or prohibited waste.

Mixed Load means a compatible load of dangerous goods of different classes or different goods of the same class loaded on a vehicle

Mixed Load means a combination of any hauled permitted NWL or Brine Line wastewater with any other wastewater from permitted or unpermitted sources.