The Collection and Disposal of Waste Regulations 1988

Regulation 5

SCHEDULE 2 TYPES OF HOUSEHOLD WASTE FOR WHICH A CHARGE FOR COLLECTION MAY BE MADE

1.  Any article of waste which exceeds 25 kilograms in weight.

2.  Any article of waste which does not fit, or cannot be fitted into—

(a)a receptacle for household waste provided in accordance with section 13; or

(b)where no such receptacle is provided, a cylindrical container 750 millimetres in diameter and 1 metre in length.

3.  Garden waste.

4.  Clinical waste from a private dwelling or residential home.

5.  Dead domestic pets.

6.  Any waste substances which, by a notice served by a collection authority under section 13, the occupier of the premises may not put into a receptacle for household waste provided in accordance with that section.

7.  Waste from a residential hostel, a residential home, or from premises forming part of a university, school or other educational establishment, or forming part of a hospital or nursing home.

8.  Waste of the descriptions set out in regulation 4(a) and (b).

9.—(1) Waste from a caravan which in accordance with any licence or planning permission regulating the use of the caravan site on which the caravan is stationed is not allowed to be used for human habitation throughout the year.

(2) In this paragraph“caravan” means a caravan as defined in section 29(1) of the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960(1) (disregarding the amendment made by section 13(2) of the Caravan Sites Act 1968(2)) which usually and for the time being is situated on a caravan site within the meaning of that Act.

10.  Waste from premises given relief from the payment of rates by virtue of section 40(1)(a) of the General Rate Act 1967 (relief from rates for charitable organisations).

11.  Waste from a camp site, other than from any private dwelling on that site.

12.  Waste from a prison or other penal institution.

13.  Waste from a hall or other premises used wholly or mainly for public meetings.

14.  Waste from a royal palace.