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demolition and construction wastes, abandoned vehicles and parts thereof, discarded home and industrial appliances, dcwatcred. treated or chemically fixed sewage sludge which is not hazardous waste. manure, vegetable or animal solid and semisolid wastes, and other discarded solid and semisolid wastes. . -- , . • - solid, and associated liquid wastes, including garbage, trash. refuse, paper, rubbish, ashes. semi solid wastes, and other discarded materials that have not been made available for recycling. Solid waste does not include recyclable materials, recyclable materials nor hazardous waste, radioactive waste or medical waste,which is-are subject to specific regulations in the California Public Resources Code and the California Health and Safety Codes, and are not addressed in this chapter., "Waste management plan" or"WMP" means a plan approved by the compliance official, under this chapter, for a regulated project. "Waste management plan fee" or"WMP fee" means a nonrefundable fee set by the city council to administer and implement this chapter. 9.21.020 Regulated projects. A. Each applicant for a regulated project shall comply with the diversion requirements of this chapter. Compliance with this chapter shall be a condition of approval for any building or demolition permit issued for a regulated project. The failure to impose this condition for any building or demolition permit shall not relieve the applicant from complying with this chapter. B. Each applicant for a project that is not a regulated project is encouraged to achieve an overall diversion rate of at least 50 75 percent. 9.21.030 Waste management plan. A. WMP Application. Each applicant of a regulated project shall submit an completed-electronic WMP application through the City's designated online waste management and tracking system prior to issuance-beginning any project that requires ef-a city building, demolition, or similar construction permit. The completed WMP application shall include all of the following and, in estimating the volume or weight of materials identified in the WMP, the 1. The address or location, Building Permit number(s) and description of the project , 2. Project information, such as the job valuation. area of work, permit number, tract information (if known), project diversion rate and relevant personnel involved with this WMP .. . - . •• . requirement and the plan for diverting each of the materials, including mixed debris,; 3. The estimated quantities of all materials to be salvaged, recycled and/or disposed placed in a landfill; 4. The hauling and disposal method.The estimated diversion rate; 5. The facility or facilities being utilized for salvage, recycling or disposal of construction or demolition materials " . . collect or receive recyclable materials or, if the franchise collector is unable to collect or receive the recyclable materials, the name and address of the person who will; 7