Waste Types Clause Samples

Waste Types. 15 The types of waste that may require handling by the CONTRACTOR include, but are not 16 limited to: 17 • Transformer oil (with and without polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)); 18 • Gasoline, diesel, and motor oil; 19 • Sodium hypochlorite; 20 • Creosote-treated utility poles; 21 • Paint, grease, lubricants, and other general-use industrial chemicals; 22 • Universal waste such as electronics, batteries, light bulbs, and mercury switches; 23 • Contaminated soil; 24 • Pressurized cylinders such as propane, acetylene, butane, and sulfur hexafluoride; 25 • Asbestos such as asbestos cement pipes and asbestos-containing gaskets; 26 • Laboratory chemicals; 27 • Water treatment chemicals; and

Waste Types. Please indicate the waste types to be hauled by your company within the City of Elk Grove. Agricultural Special Waste (describe) Sludge X Asbestos (non-friable) Deceased Animals Tires X Asbestos (friable) Industrial Wood Mill Ash Liquids X Inerts X Construction/Demolition X Organic Waste* Other (describe) If Special Waste/Other were selected please describe here: Non Applicable If you checked Asbestos (non-friable), Asbestos (friable), Tires, Medical Waste, Special Waste or Other in the table above, please complete the following: X Asbestos (non-friable) DTSC Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration No. X Asbestos (friable) DTSC Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration No. Tires CIWMB Waste Tire Hauler Registration No. Medical Waste DTSC Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration No. Special Waste DTSC Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration No. Other DTSC Hazardous Waste Transporter Registration No.

Waste Types. The following waste types are not permitted to be placed into the bins: 1. Putrescible waste – degradable waste including food wastes, garden waste and household wastes. 2. Inert (Dry) Waste – solid waste which do not undergo environmentally significant physical, chemical or biological transformations once land filled. 3. Hazardous Waste – solid, liquid or gaseous waste which (through toxicity, carcinogenical, mutagenicity, teralogencity, flammability, explosivity, chemical reactivity, corrosivity, infectiousness or other biological damaging properties which may be present danger to the life or health or living organisms when released into the environment. 4. Medical/Sanitary Waste – waste (including radioactive waste) produced by a hospital, medical or related practice or waste collected from designated sanitary hygiene units. 5. Liquid waste – liquid or semi liquid.

Waste Types. The Contractor shall provide appropriately marked HWRC receptacles for the separate receipt of the following materials as a minimum, and any other material streams introduced in order to meet Services’ outputs, Performance Standards and changes in Legislation:

Waste Types. Wastes at RMA are categorized as “remediation” or “as-generated” wastes. Remediation wastes are generated as part of remedy activities from the environmental cleanup of RMA, while “as- generated” wastes are produced in the course of routine Army operations. Examples of both waste types are provided in the ROWMP.