Bulky Goods definition

Bulky Goods means bulky appliances such as stoves, hot water heaters, sinks, washers, dryers, refrigerators, and dishwashers.

Bulky Goods means large goods which are, in the opinion of the council, of such a size and shape as to require:

Bulky Goods means items or materials that cannot be reasonably and conveniently collected during regularly scheduled weekly pickups, including any of the following discarded items: refrigerators, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, microwave ovens, and other appliances; air conditioners; bicycles; furniture; waste tires off the rim, having a radius of no more than 16.5 inches, from automobiles, from pickup trucks, from motorcycles, from all-terrain vehicles, and from farm tractors; and other items, not included above, that are at least three (3) feet in length, width, or height, or at least fifty (50) pounds in weight. “Bulky goods” do not include: (a) automotive components, parts, or frames that weigh at least two hundred (200) pounds each; (b) automotive parts, such as motors and transmissions, that have a high density; (c) hazardous waste; (d) items that can be easily divided and placed into bags, boxes, or other containers, less than three (3) feet high, long or wide that, with contents, weigh less than fifty (50) pounds each; and (e) construction and demolition debris generally.

Examples of Bulky Goods in a sentence

• Bulky Goods deposited for this service may include reusable or Recyclable Materials, but no Solid Waste items that are required to be disposed of in a Disposal Site.

• Contractor shall provide four (4) Bulky Goods “drop-off” days per year for Residential Service Recipients only at a location selected by District within District’s Service Area at no cost to the Service Recipient.

• In addition to the above-described free deposits and subject to payment of any environmental or other special Disposal fee that is payable by Contractor, Contractor shall accept at Contractor’s Recycling Facility Recyclable and certain non-Recyclable Bulky Goods, including the following items: tires, car batteries, styrofoam plastic packaging, used motor oil and latex paint (limited to 5 gallons per household per month).

• Commercial, Industrial and Institutional Service Recipients within District’s Service Area may also deposit Bulky Goods at Contractor’s Recycling Facility an unlimited number of times per year, likewise at no cost.

• Contractor shall Collect Bulky Goods on a request basis from each Residential Service Recipient on a regularly- scheduled day for Collection.

More Definitions of Bulky Goods

Bulky Goods means items or materials that cannot be reasonably and conveniently collected during regularly scheduled weekly pickups, including any of the following discarded items; Refrigerators, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, microwave ovens, and other appliances; air conditioners; bicycles; furniture; waste tires off the rim, having a radius of no more than 16.5 inches, from automobiles, from pickup trucks, from motorcycles, from all-terrain vehicles, and from farm tractors; and other items, not included above, that are at least three (3) feet in length, width, or height, or at least fifty

Bulky Goods means large household items (but not White Goods) and other material As Designated, including but not limited to:

Bulky Goods means large and small household appliances, furniture, tires, carpets, mattresses and similar large items of Solid Waste. Bulky Goods shall not include Excluded Materials or commercial appliances or tires.

Bulky Goods means discarded large items of Solid Waste such as appliances, furniture, large auto parts, and other similar waste materials with weights and volumes greater than those allowed in waste collection bins, carts or other containers.

Bulky Goods means a large item or bundle, other than commercial construction and demolition debris or hazardous waste, White Goods or CRT’s, which cannot fit into a container or bag. Items include, but not limited to, mattresses, couches, bureaus, bundled construction debris, chairs, large children’s toys, and prepared carpets.

Bulky Goods means large and small household appliances, furniture, carpets, mattresses, white goods, oversized yard waste such as tree trunks and branches if no larger than two feet (2') in diameter and four feet (4') in length, and similar large items discarded by residential service recipients, except that Yard Waste may not be bundled and placed for collection as Bulky Goods. Bulky Goods also include auto tires and Freon containing items to be collected and disposed of at an additional charge to the normal Bulky Goods rate. {000l5410.DOC.} RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT

Bulky Goods means large goods which are of such size and shape as to require: