Rubble definition

Rubble means dirt, stone, brick, or similar inorganic materials used for beneficial fill, landscaping, excavation, or grading at places other than a sanitary disposal project. “Rubble” includes asphalt waste only as long as it is not used in contact with water or in a floodplain. For purposes of this chapter, “rubble” does not mean gypsum or gypsum wallboard, coal combustion residue, foundry sand, or other industrial process wastes unless those wastes are approved by the department.

Rubble means stone, brick, or similar inorganic material.

Rubble means streambed or streambank material ranging in size from 2.5 inches to 3 feet in diameter;

Examples of Rubble in a sentence

• XXXXX shall not subject the Rubble Site to any mechanic's, materialmen or construction liens of any kind unless specifically approved in writing by CITIES.

• If at any time a default shall be made by XXXXX in the performance of any obligation of XXXXX herein set forth, then it shall be lawful for CITIES to declare the contract term ended and to reenter upon the Rubble Site and take possession of the same under the terms and conditions herein provided.

• CITIES covenant and agree with XXXXX that so long as XXXXX keeps and performs all of the covenants and conditions by XXXXX to be kept and performed hereunder, XXXXX and his successors in interest shall have quiet and undisturbed and continued possession of the Rubble Site, free from any claims by CITIES or any persons or entities claiming thereunder.

• CITIES have exclusive rights to harvesting timber, minerals, and other Rubble Site natural resources.

• For the purposes of operating a Type 11B Solid Waste Disposal Site (hereinafter "Rubble Site") on behalf of CITIES.

More Definitions of Rubble

Rubble means stone, brick, or similar inorganic material. (IAC, 567-100.2)

Rubble means broken concrete, bricks, broken asphalt, patio or sidewalk slabs or combination thereof.

Rubble means dirt, stone, brick, or similar

Rubble means stone, brick or similar inorganic material. ( IAC, 1999, 567 100.2)

Rubble means brushwood, heavy yard trimmings which cannot be conveniently cut into three-foot lengths, discarded fence posts, ashes, cinders, street sweeping, catch basin muck, concrete, mortar, stones, bricks, scrap metal or other similar construction materials, trees or materials resulting from the erection or destruction of buildings.

Rubble means and includes any rubble, residue, structure or part or portions of a structure, remaining after the demolition or partial demolition of any building or structure in the city.

Rubble means any broken concrete, bricks, stones, broken asphalt, patio or sidewalk slabs.