Aquifer Protection Sample Clauses

The Aquifer Protection clause is designed to safeguard underground water sources from contamination or depletion resulting from activities covered by the agreement. It typically requires parties to implement measures that prevent pollutants from entering the aquifer, such as proper waste disposal, monitoring of water quality, and restrictions on certain land uses or chemical applications. By establishing clear responsibilities and standards for aquifer management, this clause helps ensure the long-term sustainability of water resources and mitigates the risk of environmental harm or regulatory violations.
Aquifer Protection. Developer will comply with all applicable TCEQ regulations. Developer shall also take reasonable measures to protect the Trinity Aquifer, including at a minimum adherence to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Aquifer Rules for the Contributing Zone. If the development is a low-density development (less than fifteen (l5%) Impervious Cover), no structural water quality controls will be required.
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Aquifer Protection. Any abandoned ▇▇▇▇▇ discovered prior to or during development shall be properly plugged and abandoned in accordance with SJRWMD's rules and regulations. The Owners shall be responsible for all Floridian Aquifer and intermediate (confined surficial) ▇▇▇▇▇ that are discovered before and during the development of the Property. The following best management practices shall apply to geotechnical borings: (i) All borings deeper than 20' shall be neat cement grouted to the surface to prevent downward migration of surface and subsurface contaminants along the borehole to the shallow intermediate or Floridan Aquifer. (ii) All borings less than 20' deep shall be backfilled with the original drilled soil to the surface to prevent the creation of a sump.
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Aquifer Protection. CAR acknowledges that there is a significant underground water aquifer underlying the Surface Premises. CAR shall, at CAR’s sole expense, obtain all federal, state, and local Permits relating to protection of such aquifer and shall employ best industry practices during CAR’s operations so that no pollution or other damage of any kind is caused to the aquifer.
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Aquifer Protection. The applicant shall assure that no contamination of the underlying aquifer(s) shall occur as a result of sinkhole and/or borrow pit discharge. The specific techniques to be utilized toward this end shall be approved by Pasco County, FDEP, and SWFWMD, and may include filling with clean fill, adequate buffering, and specific maintenance activities. Observed sinkhole activity, along with the specific measures taken to assure consistency with this condition shall be included in each annual report. Agency approvals shall be sufficient to meet the Applicant’s responsibility pursuant to this condition unless more stringent requirements are applicable under Pasco County’s wellfield protection regulations. Observed sinkhole activity, along with the specific measures taken to assure consistency with this condition shall be included in each annual report.
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Aquifer Protection. If other than the uppermost water yielding zone is penetrated during drilling, precautions shall be taken to prevent the downward (or upward) movement of any contaminants. The drilling method and procedure to be employed shall be described in detail in the work plans for COR review and approval prior to field deployment.
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Aquifer Protection. The Land lies within the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs Segment of the recharge zone to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Aquifer. Accordingly, Owner will comply with all applicable TCEQ, including but not limited to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Aquifer Rules, 30 TAC 213, as may be amended.
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