Electronic Waste. Send (at a minimum) yearly to a consolidation or certified recycling facility.2 1 credit Universal Waste: Store used batteries and mercury-containing equipment and fluorescent lamps in a central accumulation area. Send (at a minimum) yearly to a consolidation or certified recycling facility.3 1 credit Recycle ink and toner cartridges. 1 credit Recycle aerosol cans if they are accepted by the local recycling program. 1 credit Eliminate individual / single-use bottles of water for employees, guests, etc. unless the water is bottled on-site. 1 credit Additional Credits: Join the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Waste Wise program and participate.4 1 credit 1B: Kitchen and Dining Waste Reduction and Diversion Palo Verde Saguaro Bloom Cactus Xxxx Required Credits Required + 4 Additional Credits Required + 8 Additional Credits Required: Minimize disposable foodservice items and maintainpurchasing records listing the services and locations where disposable items are in use, providing justification for each use of disposable items.1 1 credit Post informational signs at order-at-the-counter or buffet-style food service venues to encourage guests to order or take only the food they can consume. 1 credit In the lunch/break room, replace disposables with permanent, in-house ware (mugs, dishes, utensils, etc.) and use refillable containers for sugar, salt and pepper, etc. to avoid the use of individual condiment packets. 1 credit Have an “employee use” policy for leftovers. 1 credit Be sure to keep track food donations on a monthly basis (at least). 1 credit Prior to providing guests / diners with disposable items, ask for confirmation that they want and/or need them. Items such as napkins, straws, cutlery, to-go cups or boxes, and bags should still be an option, but not automatically included. 1 credit Use paper or recyclable plastic “to-go” containers (instead of expanded polystyrene to-go containers). 1 credit Install grease trapsand empty regularly. 1 credit Additional Credits: Create a comprehensive menu that includes made-to-order meals that are designed to avoid generating excess food waste.2 1 credit Donate excess pre-consumer food to food rescue organizations, local homeless shelters, food pantries or soup kitchens (covered under the Good Samaritan Law). 1 credit Procure grains and other staples in bulk (i.e., rice, flour, salt) packaged in multi- walled paper bags, which can be recycled with your cardboard. 1 credit Switch from individual condiment packe...
Electronic Waste. “Electronic Waste” means “Covered Electronic Waste” as defined in Section 42463 of the Public Resources Code and other discarded electronic equipment commonly known as “brown goods” such as, but not limited to, CD players and recorders, DVD players and recorders, stereos, computers, printers, keyboards, and peripherals. Revenues from the recycling of Electronic Waste shall be accounted for separately from revenues from other Recyclable Materials.
Electronic Waste. Republic Services of Contra Costa County shall provide curbside collection and disposal services for Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) and other electronic waste items. Collection and disposal costs will be paid for by the resident using the collection service OR subsidized by the City when outside funding becomes available. Republic Services of Contra Costa County will publish and promote collection rates for designated electronic waste items.
Electronic Waste. Any discarded consumer electronic device with a circuit board including, but not limited to: televisions, computers, laptops, tablets, computer monitors, peripherals (e.g., keyboard, printer, mouse, etc.), cell phones, PDAs, DVD recorders/players and video cassette recorders/players, fax machines and other items as specifically referenced in Minnesota Statutes Section 115A.1310.
Electronic Waste. Computers, Televisions, Cell Phones or any device containing a lithium battery.
Electronic Waste. Any discarded consumer electronic device with a circuit board including (but not limited to): televisions, computers, laptops, tablets, computer monitors, peripherals (e.g., keyboard, printer, mouse), cell phones, PDAs, DVD recorders/players and video cassette recorders/players and fax machines. Field Route Audits Semi-annual counts of all eligible residential dwelling units served through actual field route audits (such as dwelling unit counts by solid waste route). Food Waste/Organics (Also referred to as “organics” and “source separated organics.”) Food waste and other compostable organic materials that are source separated for recovery. The term food waste/organics does not include yard waste for purposes of this contract. Hazardous Waste Waste or material defined, characterized or designated as hazardous by the United Stated Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), appropriate State agencies, or Hennepin or Xxxxxx Counties by or pursuant to Federal or State law or regulations. For purposes of this Contract, the term hazardous waste shall also include motor oil, gasoline, batteries, paint, paint thinner, insecticides, toxic materials, acids, drugs, fireworks, ammunition and other hazardous substances so designated by the City, Hennepin County or Xxxxxx County. Holidays Any of the following major annual holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Household Solid Waste All solid waste from eligible RDUs which normally results from the operation of a household, including (but not limited to): all mixed municipal solid waste, recyclables, yard waste, bulky waste, household electronic waste and other problem material waste. Household solid waste and recyclables do not include hazardous waste. Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) A centralized recycling facility for receiving, storing, sorting, processing and transfer of recyclable materials to end markets or other intermediate processors. Missed Collection The failure of the Contractor to provide collection service to an RDU within the City during collection hours on the scheduled day of collection. Open Collection A system of solid waste collection whereby residents subscribe directly with a licensed collector. Organics (Also referred to as “food waste/organics” and “source separated organics.”) Food waste and other compostable organic materials that are source separated for recovery. The term “Organics” does not include yard waste for purposes of t...
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Electronic Waste. Contractor shall collect, package, transport, dispose of and recycle (not reuse) computer and electronic equipment that include, but are not limited to: cathode ray tubes (CRT), computers and monitors, cellular telephones, small household appliances, and other items containing circuit boards and batteries. Contractor shall follow any mutually agreed terms for reimbursement from recycling electronic waste and obtain any necessary certifications from the State to qualify for reimbursement claims.
Electronic Waste. “Electronic Waste” for purposes of this Agreement means electronic waste materials generated by residential or commercial Customers that render the items hazardous depending upon their condition and density, such as, but not limited to, televisions, computer monitors containing Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs), cell phones, scanners, fax machines and other items as determined by applicable laws and regulations.
Electronic Waste. Devices containing complex circuitry, circuit boards and/or signal processing capabilities for processing and/or displaying information. Electronic waste may include, but is not limited to, computers and computer peripherals and laboratory, communications, audio, video and office equipment.
