Recycle. Process and market in a manner that meets the requirements of the California Integrated Waste Management Act, Public Resources Code Section 40000 et seq., for inclusion of the materials in the calculation of diversion from landfill disposal for the purposes of the solid waste diversion requirements of the Act. Recycle does not include transformation as described in Public Resources Code Section 40201, and does not include stockpiling or storage by CONTRACTOR or any other person.
Recycle. The process of collecting, sorting, cleansing, treating, and reconstituting material that would otherwise be disposed in a landfill and returning them to the economic mainstream in the form of raw material for new, reused, or reconstituted products which meet the quality standards necessary to be used in the marketplace. Recycling shall also include any Processing, energy conversion, or other activity deemed to be Recycling under the statutes or regulations enforced by the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (“CalRecycle”) with the exception that Recycle shall not include use as landfill alternative daily cover.
Recycle. Owner/Agent has provided recycle containers and expects Residents to comply with local recycle regulations. Should Residents wish to recycle their own aluminum cans, these must be stored outside the home in an air tight container and turned in at least monthly. Recyclables left in the house or outside can attract ants, cockroaches, rats, etc. Any pest control expenses caused by recyclables will be considered a Resident charge.
Recycle. Homeowners of SL 2 may bring their recycle items to SL 1’s Recycle Center. These items include: paper, shredded paper, cardboard, and aluminum cans. No phone books and no plastic. Only the above items are accepted.
Recycle. Set up a recycling programme in the office. ¡ Participate in recycling programmes. ¡ Segregate recyclable items for recycling (Green Bins are provided as per photograph below). ¡ Recycle bins are placed at strategic locations within the building compound for collection/storing of recycleable wastes such paper, plastics and empty drink cans.
Recycle. The name of the active log file remains the same, while older logs are renamed by appending a ‘1’ to the name and increasing that number each time a new log file is created. For example, your system always writes log records to the same file, abc.log. When that file reaches its maximum size, the system renames it to abc1.log, and creates a new abc.log file for storing new logs. When that abc.log file becomes full, the system renames it to abc.log2 file, and creates a new abc.log file, and so on. NEW: Each time a new log file is created, the number in the file name of the active log is increased by ‘1’. For example, your system starts writing log records to abc.log. When that file reaches its maximum size, the system creates a new log file, abc1.log, and continues to write log records to that file. When abc1.log file becomes full, the system creates an abc2.log file, and so on.