Terms & Definitions

Soil which has been relocated from a contaminated site, and which contains no substances with concentrations exceeding the applicable numerical soil standards for agricultural land.

Trees, stumps and associated vegetation and soil resulting primarily from land clearing.

Inorganic soils, containing only small sized rocks and pieces of concrete or black top, such that the material is suitable for final cover. Wood or plastic are not permitted in Clean Fill.

Soil which has been relocated from a site which is not a contaminated site, and which contains no substances with concentrations exceeding the applicable numerical soil standards for agricultural land.

Solid waste resulting from or produced by the construction of buildings, parking viagragen.com lots, bridges, roads, sidewalks, pipes or other man made structures.

Solid waste resulting from or produced by the complete or partial destruction or tearing down of buildings, parking lots, bridges, roads, sidewalks or other man made structures Demolition waste does not include other wastes or materials that are contained within the structure that is demolished.

Solid waste resulting from or produced by the excavation or digging out of building foundations, bridge footings, pipes or other man made structures.

Refuse from a structure damaged by fire.

Soil which has been relocated from any site, contains one or more substances with concentrations exceeding the applicable numerical soil standards for agricultural land, but contains no substances with concentrations exceeding the applicable numerical soil standards for industrial land.

Soil which has been relocated from a contaminated site, and which contains no substances with concentrations exceeding the applicable numerical soil standards for residential land.

Clean Fill which contains larger rocks and/or pieces of concrete and brick without limitation as to quantity or size, together with small amounts of asphalt pavement and incidental amounts of non-treated wood or plastic.

Wood that has been chemically treated with preservatives including creosote.

Soil which has been relocated from a contaminated site, contains one or more substances with concentrations exceeding the applicable numerical soil standards for industrial land, and is not classified as special waste.