Special Wastes Sample Clauses

Special Wastes. The following special wastes can be accepted if the specific conditions indicated are met: • Latex or acrylic household paint (must be in non-liquid form) • Oil filters (must be drained for 24 hours) WEEKLY RESIDENTIAL WASTE LIMITS Contractor will collect waste according to the following limits: Waste Service Type Limits
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Special Wastes. The following special wastes can be accepted if the specific conditions indicated are met:  Compressed gas cylinders (must be empty and valve must be removed)  Contaminated soil (requires testing to confirm non-hazardous and landfill pre- approval)  Animal carcasses (will not be accepted in large quantities)  Electronic waste (accepted only from households and exempt generators)  Fluorescent light ballasts (without PCBs only)  Fluorescent tubes (accepted only from households and exempt generators)  Latex or acrylic household paint (must be in non-liquid form)  Incinerator ash (requires testing to confirm non-hazardous and landfill pre-approval)  Oil filters (must be drained for 24 hours)  Industrial/manufacturing byproducts, including but not limited to, sandblasting materials, grinding or cutting waste, sludge(s) from pits or tanks, degreasing waste, and printing waste (require testing to confirm non-hazardous and landfill pre- approval)
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Special Wastes. “Special wasteWastes” means any hazardous waste listed in section 66740 of title 17Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations, or any waste whichthat has been classified as a special waste pursuant to section 66744 of titleTitle 22 of the California Code of Regulations, or which has been granted a variance for the purpose of storage, transportation, treatment, or disposal by the Department of Health Services pursuant to section 66310 of titleTitle 22 of the California Code of Regulations. Special wastewastes also includesinclude any solid waste that, because of its source of generation, physical, chemical, or biological characteristics or unique disposal practices, is specifically conditioned in a solid waste facilities permit for handling and/or disposal, or both. (Reference: Title 00 XXX Xxxxxxx00, Xxxxxxxxxx Code of Regulations, section 18720(a)(73).)
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Special Wastes. “Special Wastes” means all the items and materials which are designated as such in a Franchise Agreement.
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Special Wastes. The Disposal Fee shall not apply with respect to Special Waste. The charge for the disposal of Special Waste shall be set by mutual agreement of the parties on a periodic, case-by-case basis.
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Special Wastes. Grantee shall have the right under this franchise, but is not obligated to, collect, transport and dispose of material defined as “special waste” in Section 2 T. Grantee shall negotiate separate contracts and rates for special waste collection with each individual customer, which rates shall not require advance City Council approval but may be reviewed by the Council in its discretion at the request of any special waste customer. All revenues received by the Grantee for the collection, transport and disposal of special waste shall be included in Grantee’s gross revenues for purposes of calculating Grantee’s franchise fee for the City.
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Special Wastes. City warrants that the Permitted Solid Waste delivered to WM hereunder will not contain any Special Waste, unless specifically described in a Generator's Waste Profile Sheet(s) which WM later agrees to accept in writing. City agrees to comply with precautions, limitations and conditions contained in WM's written notice of approval of Profiled Special Waste. Rates for Profiled Special Wastes will be based on mutual agreement between City and WM prior to the approval of the waste.
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