WASTE TO BE TREATED AS HOUSEHOLD WASTE
1.Waste from any hereditament which is distinguished as exempt from...
2.Waste from premises occupied by a charity and wholly or...
5.Waste from private storage premises used wholly or mainly for...
6.Waste from a moored vessel used wholly for the purposes...
10.Waste arising from the discharge by a district council of...
TYPES OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE FOR WHICH A CHARGE FOR COLLECTION MAY BE MADE
1.Any article of waste which exceeds 25 kilograms in weight....
4.Clinical waste from a domestic property, a caravan or from...
5.Waste from a residential hostel, a residential home or from...
8.Any substances or articles which, by virtue of a notice...
10.Waste from domestic property forming part of a mixed hereditament....
13.Waste from a caravan which in accordance with any licence...
15.Waste from premises occupied by a charity and wholly or...
WASTE TO BE TREATED AS INDUSTRIAL WASTE
1.Waste from premises used for maintaining vehicles, vessels or aircraft,...
3.(1) Waste from a workshop or similar premises not being...
4.Waste from premises occupied by a scientific research association approved...
6.Waste arising from tunnelling or from any other excavation.
7.Waste arising from works of construction or demolition, including waste...
8.Septic tank sludge not falling within regulation 8(a) or (c)....
9.Sewage not falling within a description in regulation 8 which—...
10.Clinical waste other than— (a) clinical waste from a domestic...
11.Waste arising from any aircraft, vehicle or vessel which is...
12.Waste which has previously formed part of any aircraft, vehicle...
13.Waste removed from land on which it has previously been...
15.Poisonous or noxious waste arising from any of the following...
16.Waste from premises used for the purposes of breeding, boarding,...
18.Waste arising from the discharge by the Department of its...