Household solid waste definition
Household solid waste means solid waste, including garbage and trash generated by single and multiple family residences, hotels, motels, bunkhouses, ranger stations, crew quarters, and recreational areas such as picnic areas, parks, and campgrounds.
Household solid waste means solid waste, including garbage and trash generated by single and multiple family residences, hotels, motels, bunkhouses, ranger stations, crew quarters, and recreational areas such as picnic areas, parks, and campgrounds, but it does not include tire- derived fuel;
Household solid waste means solid waste, including garbage and trash
Examples of Household solid waste in a sentence
Recyclables Revenue Sharing Residential Solid Waste Household solid waste generated by occupants of a RDU.
More Definitions of Household solid waste
Household solid waste means solid waste generated solely by residential use, and shall not include any industrial waste, agricultural waste, as defined in the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Solid Waste Management Regulations, as amended, or hazardous waste as defined herein. Carpet shall be deemed household solid waste if it is disposed of by the occupant and/or owner of the residential dwelling. Residential construction and/or demolition waste, create by and disposed of by the occupant and/or owner of his/her dwelling, shall be deemed household solid waste. (B.S.M. 1/21/14)
Household solid waste means any solid waste derived from
Household solid waste means that normal household waste usually associated with residential households, including garbage and trash generated by single and multi- family residences.
Household solid waste means any garbage, trash, or rubbish derived from households, including single and multiple residences.
Household solid waste means Solid Waste generated by residential housing units.
Household solid waste means solid waste generated within a residence or on private property
Household solid waste means solid waste generated by residential housing units.