Contamination Charge definition
Contamination Charge means an amount charged to Service Recipients, with reimbursement to Company, to compensate Company costs for separating Solid Waste or Green Waste placed in Recyclables containers, or for arranging special, unscheduled collections due to placement of Solid Waste or Green Waste in Recyclables containers, or Solid Waste in Green Waste containers.
Contamination Charge means the relevant CBH charge for costs and losses associated with removing Grain with a Contaminant from a Site which represents a genuine pre-estimate of the loss and damage suffered by CBH set out in the Harvest Handbook.
Contamination Charge means an amount charged to Association with reimbursement to WM, to compensate WM costs for separating non-Recyclables placed in Recyclable’s cart, or for arranging special, unscheduled collections due to placement of non-Recyclables in Recyclables containers.
Examples of Contamination Charge in a sentence
Alternatively, Company may collect a Container with Contamination and invoice the Service Recipient a Contamination Charge in the amount set forth in Exhibit “A”.
More Definitions of Contamination Charge
Contamination Charge means an amount charged to customer by Grantee to compensate Grantee costs for separating Solid Waste or Green Waste placed in Recyclables containers, or for arranging special, unscheduled collections due to placement of Solid Waste or Green Waste in Recyclables containers, or Solid Waste in Green Waste containers.
Contamination Charge means an amount charged to Town, with reimbursement to Company, to compensate Company costs for separating unacceptable Solid Waste Containers or non-Organic Waste in Organic Waste Containers, or for arranging special, unscheduled collections due to placement of unacceptable material inside Containers.