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The document is an application form for trade waste discharge under the Trade Waste Bylaw of Whangarei District Council, New Zealand. It requires details about the business generating trade waste, the nature of the waste, and compliance with relevant regulations. The form includes sections for applicant information, type of application (proposed discharge, existing discharge without consent, consent renewal, or variation), and a compliance statement to ensure adherence to the bylaw.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Trade Waste Application in the editor.
Begin by filling in the details of your business. Enter the name, street address, and postal address in the designated fields.
Provide your phone number and describe the nature of your activity generating trade waste.
If applicable, enter the name and address of the applicant if different from the business details.
Select the type of application you are submitting: Proposed discharge, existing discharge without consent, consent renewal, or variation of existing discharge.
Detail the nature of waste by indicating whether concentrations are average or maximum values and provide specific measurements for Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN), Suspended Solids (SS), and pH.
Indicate the average daily volume and maximum flow rate of discharge along with any proposed methods for flow measurement.
Complete the compliance statement section by signing and providing your name, designation, organization, and date.
Finally, ensure all sections are completed, signed, and any additional documents or site plans are attached before submitting your application.

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What is a trade waste?

Trade waste is the term used for all liquid waste generated in industrial or commercial premises and discharged to the sewer. This includes contaminated groundwater, contaminated surface water and water used for business activities such as cooling towers, kitchens, industrial processes or cleaning plant.

What is trade effluent waste?

Trade effluent is any liquid waste (effluent), other than surface water and domestic sewage that is discharged from premises being used for a business, trade or industrial process. Trade effluent can come from both large and small premises, including businesses such as car washes and launderettes.

What is trade waste disposal?

Trade waste is any waste that comes from business activity. There is different guidance if youre a resident with household waste who is: visiting in a car with a trailer or a van. visiting in a car without a trailer.

What is Sydney water trade waste?

Trade wastewater is wastewater produced at industrial or commercial premises that contains substances that could affect the environment or the health of the community. It may even affect our ability to serve the community by damaging our equipment.

What are the 5 types of waste?

The primary types of waste include organic waste, hazardous waste, solid waste, liquid waste, and recyclable waste. Each type uniquely impacts the environment, with improper disposal leading to issues like pollution, health risks, and resource depletion.

What is an example of a trade trade?

Let us suppose there are two people, Liam and Henry. Henry has food but needs wool whereas Liam has wool but needs food. So Liam and Henry will exchange food and wool with each other so that Liam gets food and Henry gets wool making both of them satisfied. This is a perfect example of trade.

What is the trade waste?

Wastewater generated by industry, small business and commercial enterprise is referred to as trade waste.

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