Closure and Post Sample Clauses

Closure and Post. Closure CONTRACTOR shall comply with the provisions of Title 14 Article 3.5 and following of the California Code of Regulation in the manner required by the California Integrated Waste Management Board and the AGENCY. Any violation of this Paragraph shall constitute a major breach.
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Closure and Post closure The post-closure obligations in the Dutch Mining Act are similar to the CCS Directive. The storage licence holder is obliged to describe in the licence application how the storage location is going to shut (Art. 31d(1)(j) Mining Act). The final closure of the storage location is thus also planned at the beginning of the process. During the project, when the injection phase is nearing its completion and the storage location is almost filled, the operator has to present an updated closure plan to the Minister (Art. 31i(2) Mining Act). The closure plan must describe the way in which the storage location is going to be closed, how the site is to be monitored, the risk management process and the possible movements in the subsoil. Once the storage location is closed, the State Supervisor of Mines is responsible for inspection of the closed storage sites (Art. 126-130 Mining Act). When twenty years have passed and the requirements for the transfer to the state are met, the Minister can withdraw the licence (Art. 31j(1) Mining Act). The consequence of withdrawal of the storage licence is that the Minister becomes responsible for the storage location and has to perform the monitoring activities as well as the possible corrective actions in case of irregularities (Art. 31k(1) Mining Act). This responsibility also entails the climate liability which after 109 Kamerstukken II 2009/10, 32 343, nr. 3, p. 5. 110 See Chapter 5 of Directive 2009/31/EC. Third party access is required because the storage locations are natural monopolies. withdrawal of the licence rests with the state. In case of any CO2 leakages, the Minister has to report them to the national emissions authority and surrender the required amount of EU ETS allowances (Art. 31k(2) Mining Act).
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Closure and Post closure Plan 4.04d(1), Exhibit 4.04d(1) commencement date Cover, Introduction; or other date in County Notice to Contractor depending on commencement date of the Transfer Station. compensatory damages 14.03b(1) containers 3.05 contract date Preamble, cover backup disposal service 3.02 County Preamble deliver, delivered, delivery 3.01b dispose, disposal 3.01b Disposal Contract This contract, including all exhibits and attachments, as may be amended Disposal Contractor Preambles Disposal Facility Named on the cover of this Contract at the address listed on Attachment 3.01a disposal service fee 8.01a disposal service fee payment date 8.01b Disposal service fee Schedule 8.01 / Attachment 8.01 Disposal Service Plan 3.01b disposal services 3.01b See also “services” in Glossary of Master Contract. event of default 13.02 Free Dump Day 3.06 garbage and trash Glossary in Master Contract key personnel 4.05 / Attachment 4.05 letter of credit 12.02, Attachment 12.02 liquidated damages 14.03b(2) Master Contract The agreement by that name between County and Disposal Contractor monthly report 10.01a performance standards 4.01 permits 4.04 permitted waste 3.01a receiving hours 3.01b records 9.02a disposal service fee 8.01; Attachment 8.01 Service Plan Disposal Service Plan source separated 3.01a tipping fee disposal service fee Transport Contractor The contractor named in the Transport Contract with the County unpermitted waste Materials that are not permitted waste Vehicle Turn-Around Standard 3.06
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