Residential Generator definition

Residential Generator means solid waste generated from single or multiple-family dwellings and other residential sources.

Residential Generator means any person, entity, agency, or institution in the city of New York that receives solid waste or recycling collection service from the department.

Residential Generator means any residential customer who owns or operates a Residential Power Generating Installation as defined herein. Residential Power Generating Installation shall mean a power production or cogeneration facility which generates 10 kW or less of electric power at a voltage of 600 volts or less at a customer’s premise or at an off-site location that is connected to the City’s electric distribution system including any generator and associated equipment, wiring, protective devices, or switches owned or operated by a Residential Generator. Small Generator’s Power Generating Installation shall mean both the Residential and the Commercial/Industrial Generating Installations collectively.

Examples of Residential Generator in a sentence

• All collection operations shall be conducted in a reasonably quiet manner and shall conform to applicable Federal, State, County and City noise level regulations, to include compliance with the California Noise Control Act of 1973 (Health and Safety Code Section 46000), and County Ordinance 4053, titled Residential Generator Noise.

• Any generator of Target Recyclables located in Alamance County other than a Residential Generator, and includes but is not limited to businesses, institutions, and public entities.

• Residential Generator – means (i) each single family residential dwelling or mobilehome; (ii) each multifamily residential dwelling with four (4) or fewer units; or (iii) each multifamily residential dwelling with more than four (4) units which has not privately contracted for the collection of its County Solid Waste Material, in each case located in the County.

• The plans shall include a one-line diagram, equipment specifications, etc in compliance with the Nevada County Residential Generator Submittal Checklist.

• This IFB is for interested bidders to submit a bid for Residential Generator Maintenance and Repair Services for OPWDD sites, according to the specifications, terms and conditions as enumerated in “Scope of Work” of this IFB.

• The Licensing Authority will expect operating schedules, where appropriate, to satisfactorily address these issues from the design of the premises through to the daily operation of the business.

• Standard Residential Generator Installation Details See Separate File ATTACHMENT D.

• For the following reasons, the Court GRANTS CSX’s motion and DENIES the Garnishees’ motion.BACKGROUND The Court assumes familiarity with the facts and prior proceedings, which are referenced only as necessary to explain the Court’s decision.

• The customer will be billed the applicable customer service charge each month, including those months when negative or no net electric consumption by the customer occurs, without discount or credit for customer generation equipment.The City of Trinidad will charge the customer an additional Customer-owned Residential Generator System Administrative Fee per month for administrative expenses and additional meter costs that are incurred.

• Non-residential Generator: Means a Generator who does not qualify as a Residential Generator.

More Definitions of Residential Generator

Residential Generator means a resident seeking to dispose of HHW.

Residential Generator means a resident of the CITY or the unincorporated area of the COUNTY seeking to dispose of HHW.

Residential Generator means an individual household, dwelling, apartment, or other place of residence located in Alamance County which produces Target Recyclables.

Residential Generator means the owner, occupant or operator of any single- or multi-dwelling unit, including, but not limited to single family homes, garden and high-rise apartments, condominiums, and townhouses.

Residential Generator means any Residential customer, as referenced in Section 110 of the City of Burnet Code of Ordinances, who owns or operates a Residential Power Generating Installation as defined herein.

Residential Generator means a final user who generates waste which will be recycled or disposed from a residential home;