Facility boundary definition

Facility boundary means the boundary of a facility or an easement or right-of-way.

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Facility boundary means the boundary surrounding the entire area on which MSW landfill activities occur and are permitted.

Facility boundary means the boundary of the solid waste management facility. For landfills, this boundary encompasses the waste management boundary and all ancillary activities including, but not limited to scales, groundwater monitoring wells, gas monitoring probes, and maintenance facilities as identified in the facility's permit application. For facilities with a permit-by-rule (PBR) the facility boundary is the boundary of the property where the permit-by-rule activity occurs. For unpermitted solid waste management facilities, the facility boundary is the boundary of the property line where the solid waste is located.

Examples of Facility boundary in a sentence

• This point of interface of the Facility roads with the incoming roads to the Facility is at the Facility boundary.

• The interconnection point for the removal of oil waste and sludge from the Facility shall be the outlet flange of the sludge drain pump within the Facility boundary.

• The Facility sewage and drainage system shall be connected to the Mine's systems at the Facility boundary.

• Implement additional security measures at the Customer Facility boundary if required to do so by any Governmental Authority.

• The point of supply of the GO fuel shall be at a flange within the Facility boundary as identified by Sypps.

• The cable will transition from an overhead arrangement to cable trays at the Facility boundary limit.

• The Contractor shall be responsible for clean-up of illegally dumped loads and litter within the Facility boundary.

• Several rotating light or strobe beacons separate from those provided for the Facility annunciator shall be stationed to allow visible indication of a fire condition from any location within the Facility boundary.

• The warning horns shall be audible from any location within the Facility boundary and shall continue to sound until silenced at the central control panel.

• The design and layout of equipment within the Facility boundary shall meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and California OSHA (CALOSHA) permissible noise exposure level without the use of hearing protection for a 12‑hour duration per day.

More Definitions of Facility boundary

Facility boundary means the boundary of the solid waste management facility approved to manage solid waste as defined in Part A of the permit application. For unpermitted solid waste management facilities as defined in 9VAC20-80-200, the facility boundary is the boundary of the property where the solid waste is located. For facilities with a permit-by-rule (PBR) the facility boundary is the boundary of the property where the permit-by-rule activity occurs.

Facility boundary means the line represented on plan drawings and topographic maps of a C&DD facility that at a minimum encompasses the area that includes the following on property owned or controlled by the owner or operator:

Facility boundary means the boundary of the solid waste management facility approved to manage solid waste as defined in the Part A of the permit application.]

Facility boundary means the boundary of the solid waste management facility approved to manage solid waste as defined in Part A of the permit application. For unpermitted solid waste management facilities as defined in 9 VAC 20-80- 200, the facility boundary is the boundary of the property where

Facility boundary means the boundary of the industrial facility established by the owner or operator in the industrial facility permit to install. The boundary shall, at a minimum, encompass the limits of waste placement, waste containment

Facility boundary means the boundary of the solid waste management facility approved to manage solid waste as defined in Part A of the permit application. For unpermitted solid waste management facilities as defined in 9 VAC 20-80-