Commercial Garbage definition

Commercial Garbage means any and all refuse generated by any Hotel, Motel, Apartment block greater than six units, Tenements, Cottage Park, Campground, Marina, Shop, Store, or Industrial Manufacturing Establishment, or any premises occupied and used for any retail wholesale or service outlet where goods and/or services are intended to be offered for sale.

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Commercial Garbage means Garbage originating from 218 Commercial Service Recipients. 219 1.30 Commercial Organic Waste. “Commercial Organic Waste” means Organic Waste 220 originating from Commercial Service Recipients.

Commercial Garbage means all garbage and other refuse, rubbish, swill, and waste generated by any person who does not generate residential garbage.”

Examples of Commercial Garbage in a sentence

• Commercial Recyclables Service Rates shall be determined by taking eleven percent (11%) of the then-current Commercial Garbage rate by Container type, Container size and collection frequency.

• All Commercial Service Recipients 1955 subscribing to Commercial Garbage Collection Service must receive weekly collection of the equivalent 1956 volume of at least one (1) 32-gallon Organic Waste Cart per Service Recipient included in the Bundled 1957 Service rate.

• FRANCHISEE shall not dispose of such Commercial Garbage by depositing it on any other land or location, whether public or private.

• FRANCHISEE shall dispose of or process Commercial Garbage and residual resulting from the processing of Recyclable and Organic Recyclable Material Collected or transported by FRANCHISEE only by taking such Commercial Garbage to a landfill, transfer station, or a City-Approved High Diversion Processing Facility which is lawfully authorized to accept such Commercial Garbage.

• Failure to stop Commercial Garbage Collection Service for Customers that are non-compliant with the CHMC and in accordance with Section 14 of this Agreement.

• Only in special circumstances in which 739 separate Collection Containers pose a challenge due to space or logistical constraints, and with prior written 740 authorization of the Agreement Administrator, Contractor will Collect Commercial Garbage and Recyclable 741 Materials in the same Collection Container, using a Split-bin or Unicycling, for the purposes of processing 742 Recyclable Materials for diversion.

• Contractor must provide Commercial Garbage Collection 1835 Service to all Commercial Service Units in the Service Area whose Garbage is properly containerized in 1836 Garbage Collection Containers, where the Garbage Collection Containers are accessible.

• FRANCHISEE shall not dispose of such Commercial Garbage in any river, stream or other waterway, or in any sanitary sewer or storm drainage system.

• The plan shall be designed to encourage Commercial Customers to subscribe to the combination of Commercial Garbage, Recyclables, and Organics collection services that will reduce the amount of overflow of Commercial Containers in the City and assist with container sizes and signage location most appropriate for each business.

More Definitions of Commercial Garbage

Commercial Garbage means garbage produced from activities on any premises other than an occupied residence or dwelling unit.

Commercial Garbage means waste that is generated by a Business or Multi-Family Residential Property and Collected at such Business or Multi-Family Residential Property, but does not include Recyclable or Organic Recyclable Materials.

Commercial Garbage means garbage produced in commercial establishments, public or quasi-public institutions, or establishments, including restaurants, hotels, motels, and similar establishments.

Commercial Garbage means any and all accumulations of:

Commercial Garbage means any garbage produced by a business, commercial establishment or institution.

Commercial Garbage means garbage or trash derived from the operation of business stores, hotels, or office buildings, and not the result of the ordinary operation of private residences, households, lodging houses, or apartment buildings.