This legislation has been repealed.
In these regulations,
unless the contrary intention appears —
“apparatus for the treatment of
sewage” means any apparatus for the bacteriolytic or aerobic treatment
of sewage or any other apparatus for the treatment of sewage approved by the
Executive Director, Public Health under the Health Act 1911 ;
“approved” means approved by the Chief
Executive Officer;
“category” means a category specified
in Schedule 1;
“collection tank” means a grease trap,
oil interceptor, or an apparatus or impervious vessel for the collection,
storage, transfer or treatment of liquid waste but does not
include —
[(a), (b), (c) deleted]
(d) an
apparatus for the treatment of sewage;
"disposal site" means a sewage or waste water
treatment plant licensed under Part V of the Act;
“grease trap” means a tank or pit
designed to separate and collect grease and oily waste resulting from food
preparation processes;
“licence” means a licence under these
regulations;
“liquid waste” means any waste
specified in Schedule 1 except waste that is —
[(a) deleted]
(b)
discharged under a disposal licence under section 47 of the
Waterways Conservation Act 1976 or a permit to discharge industrial waste
under the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage By-laws 1981
(unless it is a condition of the licence or permit that the discharge of the
waste is to be subject to these regulations);
(c)
stormwater that is not contaminated with material likely to be harmful to
health or the environment; or
(d)
re-used under a permit issued under regulation 45;
“oil interceptor” means a device that
is designed to separate and collect solid material and mineral oils;
“repealed regulations” means the
Health (Liquid Waste) Regulations 1993 ;
"waste management programme" means a programme to
ensure that waste created as a result of the use of a product or the provision
of a service on licensed premises is managed so as to protect the environment
from pollution.
[Regulation 2 amended in Gazette
2 Sep 1997 p. 4967; 9 Jul 1999 p. 3089;
30 Mar 2001 p. 1813-14.]