Unacceptable Materials definition

Unacceptable Materials means any materials included under the heading of Unacceptable Materials in the Program List.
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Unacceptable Materials means materials not accepted for disposal at the Cumberland Central Landfill, including but is not limited to biomedical waste and household hazardous waste;
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Unacceptable Materials. “Unacceptable Materials” means any solid waste, hazardous waste, contaminants or discards not included as Acceptable Materials.
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Examples of Unacceptable Materials in a sentence

  • Company may modify the following list of Unacceptable Materials in its sole and absolute discretion but will provide City with at least thirty (30) days’ prior written notice of any such modifications.

  • Whenever the improvement contemplated and covered by the Contract has been completely performed by the Contractor and all parts of the Work have been accepted by the Engineer and approved by the Department according to the Contract, and final estimate paid, the Contractor's obligation will be considered fulfilled except as provided in Subsection 60–07, Unacceptable Materials, and Subsection 70–18, No Waiver of Legal Rights.

  • Contractor reserves the right to reject all deliveries containing Unacceptable Materials, and further reserves the right to pursue claims for all costs incurred by Contractor for the transportation, processing, recycling and/or disposal of all such Unacceptable Materials delivered to Contractor.

  • They believed that businesses would see the value in a better sign and use 3D relief on their own, without it being a requirement from the city.3. Acceptable and Unacceptable Materials.

  • Notwithstanding the above, the District shall inspect loads to confirm that no Unacceptable Materials are contained therein.


More Definitions of Unacceptable Materials

Unacceptable Materials means any materials which do not constitute Acceptable Materials, and includes, but is not limited to, those materials listed as such in Appendix E.
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Unacceptable Materials means all materials that are not Acceptable Materials, and includes, but is not necessarily limited to, plastic bags, plastic wrap, paper soiled with grease, paint, etc., wax-coated paper or cardboard, paper cups or plates, tissues, napkins, paper towels, hard covered books, hangers, styrofoam, electronics or batteries, sharps or medical waste, plastic utensils or plates, appliances, pots, pans, bowls, ceramic plates or mugs, toys or clothing. Also, with respect to either Commingled Paper or Commingled Containers, any contamination of such material that renders such material unsuitable for processing and marketing shall be deemed Unacceptable Materials.
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Unacceptable Materials means any Hazardous Substance, liquid waste, or other material prohibited from being received or processed at the Composting Facility under Applicable Law or Permits.
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Unacceptable Materials means any material that is not Acceptable Wood Waste.
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Unacceptable Materials means all materials that may impair the processing or marketability of the Product other than Acceptable Materials. Unacceptable Materials includes but is not limited to RCP, brick, rocks and soil.
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Unacceptable Materials means the materials listed in Phase 1, Section D below. All recyclable materials collected for delivery and sale by the Contractor shall be hauled to a processing facility selected by the Contractor for processing.
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Unacceptable Materials means (i) Hazardous Waste, (ii) medical wastes including sharps and other biohazards, (iii) conditionally-exempt small quantity generator (CESQG) wastes, and (iv) any materials not deemed Recyclables. “Uncontrollable Circumstance” means an event or condition listed in this definition, whether affecting the Project, the City, or WYCO Recycling, that has, or will have, a direct material adverse effect on the Agreement or the Project, ownership or possession of the Project, or delivery of Recyclables to the Project, if such event or condition is beyond the reasonable control, not the result of the action or a lack of due diligence, of the non-performing Party relying thereon as justification, and could not have been foreseen and avoided, prevented, or significantly ameliorated by WYCO Recycling by exercising reasonable prudence or diligence. The following events or conditions, and no others, shall constitute Uncontrollable Circumstances if they meet the requirements of the preceding sentence:
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