waste disposal charge
waste disposal fee

It said the project would be paid for from waste disposal charges over 25 years.

In the area of waste management, waste disposal charges to consumers are significantly lower than the true environmental costs.

The county includes the assessed solid waste disposal charge as a separate item on each property owner's tax bill.

A waste disposal charge is applicable to the two waste disposal sites.

Include in waste disposal charges, the full cost of environmental protection, tip-site rehabilitation and environmental inspection services.

It costs us about £25,000 a year in waste disposal charges for everything that either gets washed up, or in the majority, left on the beach.

It improved health and safety conditions, eliminated hazardous waste disposal charges and minimized potential liabilities.

Closure of Kimbriki will result in substantial increases in waste disposal charges for councils, ratepayers and residents alike.

Some, such as deposit-refund schemes for beverage containers and municipal waste disposal charges, have a long-standing and relatively successful history.

A business may also have to pay Trade Waste disposal charges directly to Watercare Services Limited.

Therefore, even if you qualify for the exemption from waste disposal charges, you will still need to pay for your waste to be collected.

The Controlled Waste Regulations provide an exemption from waste disposal charges for small businesses that:

Rapid change in waste disposal charges could create adverse public reaction and the staging of increases to gradually achieve a full "user pays" situation needs to be considered.

A comprehensive attack on waste disposal must, therefore, extend beyond waste paper to all forms of recycling of waste and to appropriate waste disposal charges.

Normal waste disposal charges now apply at Mugga Lane Landfill and the Mitchell Resource Management Centre.

Many food and beverage plants are required to undertake some treatment of their wastes, and/or to pay sewage treatment surcharges, and/or to pay waste disposal charges for their solid wastes.

The cost of reprocessing had also risen, according to the CEGB by 35 per cent between 1984 and 1987, whilst the waste disposal charges made by the Sellafield management had, because of the pressures to improve safety measures, gone through the roof.

Keeping the system small and avoiding the expense of creating plasma makes it affordable for businesses to deploy: excluding the gas burner, the system costs $850,000 and, according to Haber, will pay for itself in four years through savings on electricity, heating and waste disposal charges.

The authority sets the assessed solid waste disposal charge annually at a level to cover all of its annual debt service costs and operations and maintenance fees for all of its facilities, except for the operations and maintenance fees associated with the transfer station and concrete crushing facility.

Everyone - every consumer - pays a waste disposal fee.

Medical waste disposal fees, including necessary manifests, average $25 to $50 per month.

Finally, a visible waste disposal fee is significant in connection with competition laws.

Annual waste disposal fee of $154/year charged to single family homes for one garbage bag per week.

My second point concerns the waste disposal fee.

Many towns also meter water usage and administer local waste disposal fees.

Other promises were microscopic in their detail, like saving $2 million in 1993 by adjusting nuclear waste disposal fees for inflation.

Further, Mr Sindal also asked about VAT on waste disposal fees.

EU legislation (including that on WEEE and end-of-life vehicles) provides for a waste disposal fee, to be paid by the first holder.

Waste disposal fees are collected through province-wide property tax assessments and provide IWMC with revenue to operate its collection and disposal programs.

Notably, the city has implemented a solid waste disposal fee, issued pension obligation bonds, restructured employee health care benefit programs and reduced its pay-as-you-go general fund capital expenditures.

As a consequence Council could consider not increasing the domestic waste disposal fee when it reviews the Fees and Charges Schedule for the 2002 / 2003 financial year.

As well as other local fees specific to each municipal authority (Waste Disposal Fee, Sewage, Garage Entrances, etc.)

Under contracts signed in the 1980's, the Energy Department has been collecting a waste disposal fee from utility companies amounting to a tenth of a cent per kilowatt hour generated in reactors.

Member States shall ensure that the costs entailed in the recovery or disposal of waste are recovered, as appropriate, from the holder, unless a previous holder has paid a waste disposal fee.

Steven Wymbs of the improvement authority countered that it had aided the local economy to the tune of $20 million over the last 10 years, largely by maintaining the lowest waste disposal fees in the state.

Successful sale of property tax liens, introduction of a recurring waste disposal fee, growth in state aid and property tax increases augmented revenues, and conservative budgeting and reengineering of certain city services and contracts resulted in significant expenditure savings.

WASHINGTON — Sixteen utilities and a trade association sued the Energy Department on Monday to halt the government’s collection of nuclear waste disposal fees, arguing that the country no longer has a disposal plan after ruling out Yucca Mountain, Nev., as a repository.