Commingled Recyclables definition
Commingled Recyclables means a mixture of several recyclable materials into one container.
Commingled Recyclables means source-separated, commingled, and/or pre-sorted materials delivered to the Designated Facility consisting of ferrous metal cans, aluminum containers, glass, and plastic, which shall include HDPE, PET-ridged household containers, and plastics 1 through 7.
Commingled Recyclables means source separated, commingled and/or pre- sorted materials delivered (directly or indirectly via a transfer station) to a facility, or facilities for processing into marketable fractions. Commingled Recyclables shall consist of ferrous metal, aluminum, glass and rigid plastic food and beverage containers as described in Exhibit B. Commingled recyclables may include other materials that the TOWNSHIP and CONTRACTOR, by mutual agreement, may designate from time to time.
Examples of Commingled Recyclables in a sentence
Recycling logs should specify quantities of Pulp separately from Commingled Recyclables.
Vehicles shall be equipped to dump Pulp Recyclables separate from Commingled Recyclables and vice-versa.
The Code of the County of Westchester provides that Pulp Recyclables and Commingled Recyclables shall not be intermingled with household Refuse and must be separated out and placed in approved Recyclable Containers.
The compartments for separation of the Pulp Recyclables and Commingled Recyclables shall be adjustable.
Commingled Recyclables - As per the Westchester County Code Chapter 825, as amended from time to time, containers that held food, beverages or soapy cleaners made of glass, plastics, metal, or wax cardboard.
More Definitions of Commingled Recyclables
Commingled Recyclables means newspapers, corrugated cardboard, brown paper bags, tin/aluminum cans, aseptic containers, aerosol cans, plastics defined as tubs/bottles, and mixed paper consisting of household mail, paperboard, and magazines, or any other combination of Recyclable Materials approved by the City in accordance with state regulations. Effective July 1, 2025, Commingled Recycling is defined by the Plastics Pollution and Modernization Act, Oregon DEQ.
Commingled Recyclables means a combination of metal, glass, and plastic containers, or Mixed Paper.
Commingled Recyclables means recyclable materials that are mixed with more than 10% solid waste and is included in the exclusive franchise agreement for the collection, transportation, diversion, processing and disposal of solid waste.
Commingled Recyclables means more than one type of Recyclable Materials in a bin, cart, debris box, compactor, or other type of container that are separated from solid waste.
Commingled Recyclables means non-putrescible, non-contaminated materials derived from or otherwise destined to become acceptable waste that continues to have useful properties, including glass (clear, green and brown colored), all plastic containers (1-6), waxed coated containers and metal cans (comprised of aluminum, tin, steel or a combination thereof). Such material shall be delivered in a combined state rather than in separated individual fractions.
Commingled Recyclables means a method for household and commercial recyclables to be collected and delivered to a Material Recovery Facility in which all types of recyclables such as (but not limited to) Paper, Cardboard, Plastic Containers, Aluminum and Steel Cans and Glass Bottles and Jars are mixed together. Each of these material streams will be separated at the Material Recovery Facility for marketing to manufacturers. A combination of sorting processes separates the different materials by size, weight, air, magnetic properties, non- magnetic properties, optical sorting and manual sorting. The materials are then marketed to separate manufacturers for further processing and recycling.
Commingled Recyclables means recyclables that have been abandoned or discarded and that are mixed with solid waste other than residual solid waste.