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Development Design Guidelines for Source Separation of Solid Waste
Published by Halton Region
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- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- Halton Region
- Also called
- Halton Regional Official Plan: Development Design Guidelines for Source Separation of Solid Waste
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 95
- Agencies
- Halton Region
- Instruments
- Halton Region Official Plan · Halton Region Waste Collection By-law No. 123-12
Overview
The Development Design Guidelines for Source Separation of Solid Waste, Version 1.0, a 95-page Halton Region Official Plan Guideline brought before the Inter-Municipal Liaison Committee in June 2014. It addresses storage and collection of waste for residential, multi-residential, industrial, commercial and institutional developments: general information and definitions, application requirements, capacity and storage, private roads, collection from residential and commercial developments, and nine appendices including turning radii, turnaround specifications and the Application for Waste Collection Services.
What it covers
- Introduction
- General Information
- Definitions
- General Requirements
- Development Application Requirements
- Private Residential Waste Collection
- Capacity, Storage and Private Road Requirements
- Waste Collection from Residential Developments
- Multi-Residential Apartment Buildings
- Waste Collection from Industrial, Commercial and Institutional Developments
- Appendices
- Application for Waste Collection Services
- Supplementary Waste Plan
- Drive Through Agreement
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