Landfilling Sample Clauses
The Landfilling clause defines the rules and responsibilities related to the disposal of waste materials in landfills. It typically outlines which party is responsible for ensuring that waste is properly transported to and deposited in authorized landfill sites, and may specify compliance with environmental regulations or local laws. This clause helps ensure that waste management is handled safely and legally, reducing environmental risks and clarifying liability for proper disposal.
Landfilling. The Concessionaire shall carry out Landfilling, including carrying out of relevant Tests, maintenance of records and ensure certification by Independent Consultant, in accordance with O&M Requirements. The Concessionaire shall weigh the Landfill Waste prior to disposal of the same in the Landfill Facility.
Landfilling. Contractor shall make every reasonable effort to employ all other reasonable and legal disposal alternatives before permitting the landfilling of any Household Hazardous Waste materials and, in the event any Household Hazardous Wastes are landfilled, Contractor shall certify in writing to the Town that no other reasonable alternatives were available and that such landfilling complies with all Federal, State and local laws, ordinances, rules, orders or regulations.
Landfilling. Land disposal remains a dominant method of waste disposal worldwide (Hoornweg and Bhada-Tata 2012). However, given the limited space available on the islands, land disposal is not a preferred waste management option. In the remainder of this section, the requirements for a Subtitle D Part 258 MSW landfill (generally just referred to as ‘Subtitle D’) and Part 257 non-MSW landfill are first described, followed by a detailed discussion of specific operational aspects of landfilling. Additional guidance for operating land disposal sites in remote, economically challenged communities such as the Pacific territories can be found in several other documents (Rushbrook and ▇▇▇▇, 1999; SPREP, 2010b; Munawar and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 2013). In addition to federal criteria, local regulatory criteria may also apply; and thus, it is important to consult local regulatory agencies for specific rules.
Landfilling a) The Concessionaire shall carry out landfilling, including carrying out of relevant tests, in accordance with O & M Requirements. The landfill has to be planned to have separate cells to accommodate mixed waste from the Present Sites for disposal.
b) If during the term of Agreement, the available Site falls short of the actual Landfill requirements due to reasons not attributable to the inefficiency of the concessionaire, then, the Concessionaire shall duly inform MCS of such additional land requirement for landfill for the balance of the Concession Period at least twelve months prior to the exhaustion of the existing land and MCS shall procure and hand over the additional land required to the Concessionaire without any additional commercial liability to the Concessionaire.
c) In case, the shortage is caused due to operational inefficiency of the concessionairre, then he shall arrange to procure suitable extent of land at his cost with no liability to MCS