Volume reduction plant definition

Volume reduction plant means any location or structure, whether located on land or water, where more than two thousand pounds per hour of solid waste generated elsewhere may be reduced in volume, including but not limited to, resources recovery facilities and other incinerators, recycling facilities, pulverizers, compactors, shredders, balers and composting facilities;
Volume reduction plant means an incinerator, pulverizer, compactor, shredding and baling plant, composting plant, or other plant which accepts and processes solid waste for recycling or disposal.
Volume reduction plant means volume reduction plant as defined in section 22a-207 of the General Statutes.

More Definitions of Volume reduction plant

Volume reduction plant means any location or structure, whether located on land or water, where more than two thousand pounds per hour of solid waste generated elsewhere may be reduced

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