Collection and Transport of Residential Refuse, Recyclables, Yard Waste and Bulky Wastes

Residential Refuse - Means all non-hazardous solid wastes and bulky wastes generated by households within the City of Newport excluding: Auto parts including, but not limited to, large pieces of body metal, engine blocks, transmissions or rear end components, generators, starters, auto seats, wheel rims, and tires. Building materials, or building demolition material, included, but not limited to, cement, plaster, or lumber, when such items are the result of contract work, except for building or building demolition materials generated by the homeowner including lumber that is cut to 4 feet or less and that is tied into bundles weighing less than 50 pounds. The latter will be designated as bulky waste. Earth, stones, tree trunks, tree stumps or large tree limbs, except for branches that are less than 4 inches in diameter and that are cut to lengths of 3 feet or less and tied in bundles weighing Jess than 50 pounds, which shall be collected as Yard Waste. Residential Recyclables as defined below. Yard Waste as defined below. Residential Recyclables - Means all recyclables accepted by the RIRRC, as described on the following web site. Yard Waste - Means leaves, grass clippings, vine cuttings and tree trimmings less than 4 inches in diameter and 3 feet in length, or as defined by the City or the designated yard waste composting contractor (Rhode Island Nurseries). Material can be placed in reusable barrels, up to 32-gallons, that are clearly marked "Yard waste," in paper yard waste bags, or bundled and tied but must not exceed 50 pounds in weight. Bulky Wastes - Means any Residential Refuse generated by households that is too big to fit inside a trash barrel/rolling cart/PAYT bag in Newport (depending on which option is selected), including, but not limited to, sofas and chairs, mattresses, and carpets, (provided the carpet rolls are no larger than 10 inches in diameter and six feet in length) and building demolition materials generated by the homeowner but limited to lumber cut to 4 feet or less and that is tied into bundles weighing less than 50 pounds, and construction waste placed in 32-gallon containers (and weighing less than 50 L pounds). Bulky Waste Sticker - All Bulky Wastes defined above may only be collected in Newport if there is (' a Bulky Waste Sticker provided by the City of Newport attached to the Bulky Waste. ( L White Goods - Means appliances, including, but not limited to, refrigerators, freezers, ranges, washers, dryers, microwave ovens, air conditioners and hot water tanks. All White Goods and large pieces of metal must be scheduled in advance in Newport, and CFC removal is the responsibility of the Contractor.

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Material Processing and Handling Equipment.