Landfill Disposal. 514 Contractor shall provide Disposal Services at the Landfill in accordance with the Service standards 515 described in Section 4.19 and the following Service specifications:
Landfill Disposal. (i) The Operator may, with the prior written approval of the City, dispose of Pellets in a sanitary landfill provided the amount of Pellets disposed are not greater than 25% of the annual production in the first year of the Term, and no greater than 15% of the annual production of Pellets in any subsequent year. There shall be a reduction of the Per Tonne Price by fifteen percent (15%) for any Biosolids or Pellets disposed of in a landfill or other disposal location or facility beyond the limits provided in this Article 4.1(b)(i).
Landfill Disposal. 557 Contractor shall provide Disposal Services at the Landfill in accordance with the Service standards 558 described in Section 4.19 and the following Service specifications: 559 (1) Operating, managing and maintaining the Solid Waste fill areas, including the placement, 560 burying, and compaction of Solid Waste in the refuse fill areas; stockpiling, placement and compaction 561 of daily cover, intermediate cover, and final cover; management of fill operations with regard to fill 562 sequencing, side slopes configuration, and working face location and configuration;
Landfill Disposal. 6.2.18 This option is to directly dump the dredged sediments into the designated landfills. Technically, landfill can provide a secure, engineered containment facility for the disposal of contaminated sediments. However, the option of disposing all the dredged sediments to landfill is against the Government’s waste management strategy and international practice on minimizing the amount of wastes sent to landfill.
Landfill Disposal. Biosolids placed in a municipal landfill shall be tested by the Paint Filter Test (Method 9095) at the frequency specified in Table 1 of 40 CFR section 503.16, or more often if necessary, to demonstrate that there are no free liquids.
Landfill Disposal. If Contractor is proposing to manage the City’s biosolids through landfill disposal, the Contractor must be able to provide documentation that the identified landfill disposal site is able to accept and manage biosolids for a period of at least five (5) years, with adequate capacity to receive and process up to 350 WTPD of Class B or sub Class B biosolids. City may request descriptions, location maps, operational information and other pertinent information about each landfill site.
Landfill Disposal. The following items are banned from landfill disposal and may not be placed in dumpsters: • Aluminum cans • Alkaline batteries (large size) • Wet cell/lead acid batteries • Computer equipment • Construction or remodeling debris • Corrugated cardboard • Dirt, sod, rock, or concrete • Hot ashes • Flammable materials (e.g., oil filters, paint) • Large appliances or furniture • Mercury containing light bulbs and thermostats • Oyster shells • Recyclable rigid plastic containers • Toxic or hazardous waste • Televisions • Tires • Yard waste Please contact Orange County Solid Waste for recycling or disposal options for the above materials. Authorized Business Representative Acknowledgement:
