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.

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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

Rubble rousing shall be used for collecting animals in seep and spring habitats, and visual encounter surveys and/or funnel traps shall be used when collecting animals from lentic habitats.
Stage 2 and 3 Plan Scrutiny Fees R350.00 plus VAT Re-scrutinizing and/or deviation plans, per submission R200.00 plus VAT Sidewalk Deposit (new site) R5,000.00 (Extended, renovations, alterations) R3,000.00 Monthly Construction Building Levy R400.00 plus VAT Rubble Removal Penalty (failure to remove by owner) R7,000.00 plus VAT or as amended by the Wheatfields Homeowners’ Association from time to time.
The Parks and Open Space Plan, the Infrastructure Plan, the Schedule of Performance and the Phasing Plan for Major Phase 3 provide for the design and improvement of Wedge Park 2b, The Last Rubble, Wind Meadow, CP Neighborhood Park, Wedge Park 3, Bayview Gardens, Grasslands South 1, Grasslands South 2, Heritage Park, Palou Ave, Waterfront Promenade North Pier, Community Sports Fields, Maintenance Yard, Grassland Ecology Park, and Multi-Use Open Space.
Any cash remitted to Buyer pursuant to this Section 3(f) shall be credited and applied to the Repurchase Price of the related Purchased Asset and any other amounts then due and payable by Seller with respect to such Purchased Asset.
Construction shall be carried out in accordance with I.S. 1597-1992, Code of Practice for construction of stone masonry, Part 1 Rubble stone masonry or Part 2 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ as appropriate.

More Definitions of Rubble

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

Rubble means any kind of debris or superfluous material arising from construction work including bricks, concrete, metal, glass, wood, plastic, earth, rock, bamboo or fibreglass;

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

Rubble means dirt, stone, brick, or similar

Rubble means material (primarily concrete, asphalt, stones and other debris) that exceeds 30 cm in any dimension and has been removed from the Excavated Material by the Contractor;