domestic refuse means garbage, ashes, and miscellaneous rubbish originating from a building or buildings containing exclusively dwelling units or accessory uses to a dwelling unit and shall be divided into the following three (3) classes:
domestic refuse means any refuse or waste normally emanating from or incidental to the normal occupation of a dwelling, flat, hotel, boarding-house, restaurant, guest house, hospital, school, cafe, shop, old age home or office but shall not include stones, soil, gravel, bricks, waste liquids, night soil, or industrial, builder's or trade refuse;
domestic refuse means organic and inorganic waste from household and galley sources on board, but not containing any other defined types of waste generated from the operation of the vessel;
More Definitions of domestic refuse
domestic refuse which means any fruit or vegetable peels, fruit or vegetable waste, general domestic waste as well as garden refuse which is of such size that it may be deposited in a refuse bin or any other matter which in the opinion of the municipality constitutes refuse;
domestic refuse means any domestic refuse and other rubbish collected by Council’s normal refuse collection service from land in the municipal area and expressly excludes biohazardous waste, controlled waste, noxious refuse and trade waste;
domestic refuse means refuse which includes light soft garden refuse normally originating from a building used for residential purposes, including hostels, compounds, welfare organizations, churches and halls situated on private property or other premises and which can be removed with ease by use of an approved container;
domestic refuse means combustible materials or refuse that normally result from the function of life at a residence, such as a kitchen garbage, untreated lumber, cardboard boxes, packaging, clothing, grass, leaves, and branch trimmings. It does not include such things as tires, non-wood construction debris, furniture, carpet, electrical wire, and appliances.
domestic refuse means any article, thing, matter or effluent belonging to, or associated with a place of residence that appears to be waste material, and includes, but is not limited to:
domestic refuse means waste material other than garbage or ashes resulting from the operation and maintenance of a business.
domestic refuse means food or animal waste and any waste consisting of combustible materials, such as paper, cardboard, yard clippings, wood or similar materials, generated in a dwelling. Domestic refuse shall be enclosed in sealed trash receptacles and located where it is not visible from any public street or sidewalk whenever possible, except during normal collection schedules.