W. Va. Code R. § 33-10-2 - Definitions
2.1. "Applicant "
means the local government or other interested party applying for a grant
pursuant to this rule.
2.2. "Bulky
goods " means bulky appliances such as stoves, hot water heaters, sinks,
washers, dryers, refrigerators, and dishwashers.
2.3. "Cure period " means the period between
the submission deadline and the date designated by the department during which
the applicant may remedy an error.
2.4. "Department " means the West Virginia
Department of Environmental Protection.
2.5. "Financially benefitted " means to have
received a benefit from a grant, whether by cash, purchases, use of assets, or
payment of obligations, that if not received would have caused the beneficiary
to avoid the purchase/service of that benefit or to incur and pay the costs or
obligation from other financial resources.
2.6. "Grant period " means the period from
January 1 to the last day in February of the following year. The total grant
period consists of these fourteen months.
2.7. "Grant Recipient " or "Grantee " means an
entity to whom a grant has been awarded.
2.8. "Incomplete proposal " means a proposal
that does not meet Department submission requirements.
2.9. "Instrumentality " means an agency
authorized by state law.
2.10.
"Local government " means any unit of local government within the state,
including a county, county board of education, municipality, and any other
authority, board, commission, district, office, public authority, public
corporation, or other instrumentality of a county, county board of education,
or municipality or any combination of two or more local governments.
2.11. "Municipality" means an incorporated
community.
2.12. "Other interested
party " means private business and enterprise and nonprofit organizations,
public and private schools, colleges and universities, and state agencies and
municipalities.
2.13. "Proposal "
means an application, on the proper forms, requesting a grant through the West
Virginia Recycling Assistance Grant Program.
2.14. "Recyclable materials " means, for the
purpose of this rule, any source separated material collected from the solid
waste stream for the intended purpose of reprocessing or having that material
reprocessed into a useable, marketable end product. This includes, but is not
limited to, steel and bimetal cans, aluminum, glass, paper, plastic, tires,
bulky goods , electronics, and yard waste . Provided, that sewage sludge
processing facilities are not considered recycling facilities and sewage sludge
compost is not considered a recyclable material within the meaning of W.Va.
Code Chapter 22, Article 15.
2.15.
"Recycle " means the process by which recovered products are transformed into
new products and includes the collection, separation, recovery, processing and
marketing, or reuse, of the recyclable materials .
2.16. "Recycling market procurement " means
developing markets for the materials generated by recycling programs.
2.17. "Recycling program " means any program,
project, endeavor, or facility created for the purpose of recycling or
promoting recycling.
2.18.
"Secretary " means the Cabinet Secretary of the West Virginia Department of
Environmental Protection.
2.19.
"Sewage " means water-carried human or animal wastes from residences, buildings,
industrial establishments, or other places together with such groundwater
infiltration and surface waters as may be present.
2.20. "Sewage sludge " means any solid,
semi-solid or liquid residue generated during the treatment of domestic sewage
in a treatment works. Sewage sludge includes, but is not limited to, domestic
septic, scum or solids removed in primary, secondary or advanced wastewater
treatment processes and a material derived from sewage sludge .
2.21. "Source separated " means materials
separated from general solid waste at the point of origin for the purpose of
reuse and recycling but does not include sewage sludge .
2.22. "Submission deadline " means the latest
date and time that proposals must be received by the department to be
considered for funding, which is 5:00 p.m. on the first business day in
July.
2.23. "Yard waste " means
grass clippings, weeds, leaves, brush, garden waste, shrub or tree prunings and
other living or dead plant tissue, except that, such materials which, due to
inadvertent contamination or mixture with other substances which render the
waste unsuitable for composting, shall not be considered to be yard waste .
Provided, that the same or similar waste generated by commercial agricultural
enterprises is excluded.
2.24.
"Yard waste composting " means the controlled decomposition of yard waste to
produce a stable and beneficial humus-like material.
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