Bulky Goods definition

Bulky Goods means bulky appliances such as stoves, hot water heaters, sinks, washers, dryers, refrigerators, and dishwashers.
Bulky Goods means large goods which are, in the opinion of the council, of such a size and shape as to require:
Bulky Goods means items or materials that cannot be reasonably and conveniently collected during regularly scheduled weekly pickups, including any of the following discarded items: refrigerators, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, microwave ovens, and other appliances; air conditioners; bicycles; furniture; waste tires off the rim, having a radius of no more than 16.5 inches, from automobiles, from pickup trucks, from motorcycles, from all-terrain vehicles, and from farm tractors; and other items, not included above, that are at least three (3) feet in length, width, or height, or at least fifty (50) pounds in weight. “Bulky goods” do not include: (a) automotive components, parts, or frames that weigh at least two hundred (200) pounds each; (b) automotive parts, such as motors and transmissions, that have a high density; (c) hazardous waste; (d) items that can be easily divided and placed into bags, boxes, or other containers, less than three (3) feet high, long or wide that, with contents, weigh less than fifty (50) pounds each; and (e) construction and demolition debris generally.

Examples of Bulky Goods in a sentence

  • Clarence has a relatively high diversity of activity centres in the State, it has the largest shopping centre complex (Eastlands at Rosny Park), a Specialist Bulky Goods Homemaker Centre at Cambridge and lower order retail offerings.

  • Recommend Bulky Goods showroom be reclassified as ‘D’ in Mixed Use zone Request Serviced apartments be ‘A’ in Residential zone The zoning table has been reviewed and changes made accordingly to align with the modifications made to the application of the Neighbourhood Centre, Mixed Use and Local Centre zone.

  • DP3 M1 2307 Brooks Lane / Road Beta, Middlewich Employment / Leisure / Non-Food Bulky Goods Retail/ Community FacilitiesNo planning permission granted other than for small developments within site.Site in multiple ownership with existing employment uses.Increased dwelling numbers considered in line with potential for residential development on surrounding areas.

  • Amendment 108 establishes the required post normalisation planning framework under TPS No.4 for the West of Rail precinct by designating appropriate TPS No.4 zones; inserting a new Development Area to ensure that future subdivision and development continues to be guided by a Structure Plan; and establishing an Additional Use for Bulky Goods Showroom, to protect an existing use right on one property.

  • Within the ODP area identified in Figure 1 above, the Structure Plan identifies a Bulky Goods Retail Precinct on the western side of the South Gippsland Highway; aCommercial Investigation Area on the eastern side of the Highway and a mix of urban and rural residential development options on the balance of the land.


More Definitions of Bulky Goods

Bulky Goods means items or materials that cannot be reasonably and conveniently collected during regularly scheduled weekly pickups, including any of the following discarded items; Refrigerators, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, microwave ovens, and other appliances; air conditioners; bicycles; furniture; waste tires off the rim, having a radius of no more than 16.5 inches, from automobiles, from pickup trucks, from motorcycles, from all-terrain vehicles, and from farm tractors; and other items, not included above, that are at least three (3) feet in length, width, or height, or at least fifty
Bulky Goods means a large item or bundle, other than commercial construction and demolition debris or hazardous waste, White Goods or CRT’s, which cannot fit into a container or bag. Items include, but not limited to, mattresses, couches, bureaus, bundled construction debris, chairs, large children’s toys, and prepared carpets.
Bulky Goods means discarded large items of Solid Waste such as appliances, furniture, large auto parts, and other similar waste materials with weights and volumes greater than those allowed in waste collection bins, carts or other containers.
Bulky Goods means large household items (but not White Goods) and other material As Designated, including but not limited to:
Bulky Goods means large and small household appliances, furniture, tires, carpets, mattresses and similar large items of Solid Waste. Bulky Goods shall not include Excluded Materials or commercial appliances or tires.
Bulky Goods means large goods which are of such size and shape as to require:
Bulky Goods means items of non-organic, dry, non-putrescible debris that do not fit in a customer’s weekly collection container, and does not include Organic Waste, Large Items, Large Green Waste, E-Waste, Exempt Waste or Household Hazardous Waste, cement, rocks, dirt, construction debris, ashes, auto parts, oil batteries of any kind, tires, appliances, furniture, mattresses, construction material or yard waste, or any other item expressly excluded from time to time as eligible for curbside clean-up collection on Collector’s website.