Closure Plan and Closure Obligations Sample Clauses

Closure Plan and Closure Obligations. (a) As part of the Environmental Assessment and Environmental Management Plan, the Company shall prepare and deliver a Closure Plan to the Government. The Closure Plan shall address the anticipated environmental, social and economic state of the Project Area during and after mining Operations, and shall be prepared in Consultation with communities in the Project Area. It shall be consistent with any Community Development Agreements, and prepared in accordance with guidance provided by the Planning for Integrated Mine Closure Toolkit and related guidance published by the International Council on Mining and Metals. The Closure Plan shall be updated through the same process by which it was prepared each time that there is a substantial change in Project Operations. In the event that no such updated Closure Plan has been submitted for five (5) years, the Company shall deliver an updated Closure Plan on the sixth anniversary of the last such submission.
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Closure Plan and Closure Obligations. (a) The Company shall prepare and deliver a closure plan to EMRA pursuant to Section 2.4(e) of this Agreement (“Closure Plan”). The Closure Plan shall address the anticipated environmental, social and economic state of the Project Area during the next five-year period of Mining Operations and shall be prepared in Consultation with EMRA in accordance with the Applicable Law. It shall be consistent with any Community Development Agreements, and prepared consistent with guidance provided by the Planning for Integrated Mine Closure Toolkit and related guidance published by the International Council on Mining and Metals. The Closure Plan shall be updated through the same process by which it was prepared each time that there is a substantial change in Project operations. In the event that no such updated Closure Plan has been submitted for five (5) years, the Company shall deliver an updated Closure Plan on the sixth anniversary of the last such submission.
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Closure Plan and Closure Obligations. (a) The Mine Allocatee shall prepare a closure plan as per the guidelines for preparation of mine closure plan issued by the Ministry of Coal or other relevant Governmental Authority, as the same may change from time to time and submit the same to the Government/ relevant Governmental Authority (the “Closure Plan”). The Closure Plan shall address the anticipated environmental, social and economic impact of mining activities. The Closure Plan shall be updated through the same process by which it was prepared each time that there is a substantial change in mining activities or conditions or the guidelines for preparation of mine closure plan.
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Closure Plan and Closure Obligations. (a) The Company shall prepare and deliver a closure plan to the State pursuant to Section 2.4(e) of this Agreement (“Closure Plan”). The Closure Plan shall address the anticipated environmental, social and economic state of the Project Area during the next five-year period of Mining Operations, and shall be prepared in Consultation with communities in the Project Area. It shall be consistent with any Community Development Agreements, and prepared consistent with guidance provided by the Planning for Integrated Mine Closure Toolkit and related guidance published by the International Council on Mining and Metals. The Closure Plan shall be updated through the same process by which it was prepared each time that there is a substantial change in Project operations. In the event that no such updated Closure Plan has been submitted for five (5) years, the Company shall deliver an updated Closure Plan on the sixth anniversary of the last such submission.
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Closure Plan and Closure Obligations. The Licensee shall prepare and deliver a closure plan to the Ministry pursuant to Section 7(e) of this Agreement (“Closure Plan”). The Closure Plan shall address the anticipated environmental, social and economic state of the Project Area during the next five-year period of Mining Operations, and shall be prepared in Consultation with communities in the Project Area. It shall be consistent with any Community Development Agreements, and prepared consistent with guidance provided by the Planning for Integrated Mine Closure Toolkit and related guidance published by the International Council on Mining and Metals. The Closure Plan shall be updated through the same process by which it was prepared each time that there is a substantial change in Project operations. In the event that no such updated Closure Plan has been submitted for five (5) years, the Licensee shall deliver an updated Closure Plan on the sixth anniversary of the last such submission. The Licensee shall, after Consultation with communities in the areas affected by Mining Operations, deliver to the Ministry a proposed final Closure Plan not later than twelve months before the planned end of the Commercial Production. After review and comment by of the Ministry (with or without modification), the Licensee shall deliver the final Closure Plan to the Ministry by the planned end of Commercial Production. The final Closure Plan may be amended by agreement between the Parties, during the performance of closure activities, at the request of the Licensee or the Ministry, subject to any approval required by Applicable Law. After cessation of Commercial Production, the Licensee shall continue to perform the required environmental management of the Project Area as set forth in the Environmental Management Plan and the final Closure Plan. After cessation of Commercial Production, the Licensee shall provide to the Ministry every 180 Days (or such alternative period as may be agreed by the Parties from time to time) a report explaining progress in the implementation of the final Closure Plan. Upon completion of the final Closure Plan, the Ministry shall inspect the Mining Area and provide the Licensee with Notice as to whether the Licensee has completed closure in accordance with the final Closure Plan.
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