Prohibited Wastes definition

Prohibited Wastes means any waste that is radioactive, hazardous, infectious or pathological.
Prohibited Wastes means Prohibited Wastes as defined in Schedule “A” of this Bylaw.
Prohibited Wastes means those substances and waste prohibited from being discharged into the City System as described in the City Service Ordinances and/or in the Permit.

Examples of Prohibited Wastes in a sentence

  • Wastewater delivered to the City System shall not include Prohibited Wastes.

  • If operations staff at the Disposal site find Prohibited Wastes which can be directly attributed to materials unloaded by Contractor, Authority staff will have the discretion to return those Prohibited Wastes to Contractor for proper storage and Disposal, or to properly store, process and dispose of those Prohibited Wastes.

  • Carts or bins containing Prohibited Wastes may be tagged for non-collection whenever such banned materials are discovered in a cart, bin, or debris box placed for Collection.

  • If a cart, bin, or debris box is tagged for non-Collection, Contractor will clearly indicate on that tag what the customer must do (such as removing Prohibited Wastes from the cart or bin) to enable and arrange for the Collection of the acceptable materials placed in that cart or bin.

  • Section 4.3 of Ordinance 334 shall apply to all District Users, as if fully set forth herein, including Section 4.3.1 ("Specially Regulated Wastes") and Section 4.3.2 ("Prohibited Wastes").

  • Authority staff may also contact Contractor and offer to return the materials to Contractor, or to properly dispose of the Prohibited Wastes or hazardous materials and charge Contractor accordingly.

  • The District is obligated to assume the responsibility to enforce the applicable City Ordinances with respect to impermissible discharges of Prohibited Wastes originating from within the District.

  • However, the Parties agree that they will not construe this Agreement to cause City to have liability for damages to the City System or to third persons arising from the delivery by Corix of Prohibited Wastes.

  • SHL will visually inspect all incoming loads of waste at the Landfill and will not accept (a) any Prohibited Wastes, (b) any loads containing construction and demolition debris processing fines, residuals or other construction and demolition processing residues, or (c) any loads containing greater than ten percent (10%) gypsum wallboard.

  • SHL may establish additional reasonable waste prohibitions for the Landfill, provided that SHL enforces those prohibitions on a non-discriminatory basis and the prohibitions do not conflict with its obligations to accept Town waste in this Section 3.6. In the event SHL learns that it has accepted any Prohibited Wastes, it will notify the Town and will segregate and remove the wastes to the maximum extent practicable.


More Definitions of Prohibited Wastes

Prohibited Wastes are those waste materials that Waste Management prohibits at the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Island Road Landfill, including but not limited to Hazardous Waste, asbestos, biomedical wastes, biological waste, mercury-containing devices, radioactive waste, sludge and liquid wastes, and universal waste (which is defined pursuant to EPA 40 CFR 273).
Prohibited Wastes means wastes that are prohibited from disposal at the Landfill by All Applicable Laws. Such wastes shall include, without limitation, hazardous wastes regulated under ▇.▇. ▇. 21C, radioactive wastes, liquid wastes, pathological and biological wastes, infectious wastes, explosives, asbestos in quantities prohibited from solid waste landfills, wastes restricted from landfilling pursuant to 310 CMR 19.017, wastes containing regulated quantities of polychlorinated biphenyls, oil based paints, petroleum wastes (except for soils containing quantities of petroleum that are authorized by All Applicable Laws for solid waste landfill disposal), gasoline, kerosene, turpentine, and other similar hydrocarbon based substances.
Prohibited Wastes means specific waste items that the Facility will not accept.