Tipping Fee definition
Examples of Tipping Fee in a sentence
MES may defer imposing an Annual Tipping Fee Increase if it reasonably determines that Landfill Revenues (as defined in the Service Agreements) will be sufficient to fully cover Total Costs (as defined in the Service Agreements).
The assumed Base Tipping Fee is assumed to be $43.16/ton, the Change in Law Charge is $1.50/ton from July 1 through October 31 and is assumed to increase to $2.00/ton for the remainder of the Contract Year.
In consultation with the Midshore Counties, and in accordance with its obligations under the Service Agreement, MES shall charge a Tipping Fee for solid waste disposal services provided by MES pursuant to the Service Agreements.
Beginning on July 1, 2025, and at the start of each Fiscal Year thereafter while Midshore II remains open to accept solid waste, MES will increase the Tipping Fee for Residential and Commercial Waste by a minimum of 1.4% of the previous year’s Tipping Fee (“Annual Tipping Fee Increase”).
The assumed Base Tipping Fee is assumed to be $43.16/Ton, the Change in Law Charge is $1.50/ton from July 1 through October 31 and is assumed to increase to $2.00/ton for the remainder of the Contract Year.