CONTAMINATED SITES. 9.6.1 Where government undertakes any program respecting the clean-up of contaminated sites on Crown lands wholly or partly in Môwhì Gogha Dè Nîîtåèè (NWT), the program shall apply to such sites on Tåîchô community lands that are listed in part 4 of the appendix to this chapter as if the lands were Crown lands.
CONTAMINATED SITES. 8.8.1 Where government undertakes any program respecting the clean-up of contaminated sites on Crown lands in the NMR, the program shall apply to such sites on Nunavik Inuit Lands that are listed in Schedule 8A of this Article as if the lands were Crown lands.
CONTAMINATED SITES. 1. Each Party shall endeavour to develop appropriate strategies for identifying and assessing sites contaminated by mercury or mercury compounds.
CONTAMINATED SITES. 5.8.1 Where Government undertakes any program respecting the clean-up of Contaminated Sites on Crown Lands in the EMR, the program shall apply to such sites on Cree Lands that are listed in Schedule 5-5 of this chapter as if the Lands were Crown Lands. Government shall notify the GDO of any such program.
CONTAMINATED SITES. Acquisition of contaminated sites with hazardous materials or waste is the responsibility of the acquiring agency. Will properties with hazardous materials or wastes be acquired for this project? If yes, contact the regional environmental coordinator for guidance on how to proceed. No Yes Will a utility or other infrastructure be installed in, or adjacent to a contaminated property? No Yes Are there conflicts with project construction according to the Utility Accommodation Policy (UAP)? No Yes If yes, describe how conflicts with the UAP be managed. Will the project include rehabilitation, reconstruction, or replacement of an existing bridge structure? No Yes Is asbestos present? If yes, include any required special provisions in the appendix. No Yes Include any special provisions in the appendix to address contamination that may be encountered within the right of way during construction, e.g., contaminated soil disposal, installation of contaminant migration barriers, or management of contaminated groundwater during construction dewatering.
CONTAMINATED SITES. 9.11.1 Government will apply any program it has for the Remediation of Contaminated Sites on Crown Land within the Agreement Area to the Remediation of Contaminated Sites on Métis Land identified in Schedule 9-F on the same basis as it applies the program to Crown Land.
CONTAMINATED SITES. 5.5.1 Unless otherwise agreed, Ontario and Canada will not transfer any lands that are determined to be contaminated beyond a standard acceptable to the Parties after completing the environmental assessment processes described in 2.13.
CONTAMINATED SITES. To the best of MDKM's knowledge and belief, the CBL Group companies do not currently utilize any real property or facilities that have been contaminated by a CBL Group company in a manner that would require such contamination to be removed pursuant to current laws. The warranty set forth in the preceding sentence is provided as of the date of transfer of the equity stake sold.
CONTAMINATED SITES. 5.5.1 The Dehcho Agreement will provide that where Canada or the Government of the Northwest Territories undertakes any program respecting the Remediation of Contaminated Sites on Crown lands in the Dehcho Settlement Area, the program will apply to Contaminated Sites on Dehcho Community Lands that are identified on Schedule “X” prior to the Effective Date after discussion with the affected Dehcho Community Government.
CONTAMINATED SITES. The Recipient must notify DOE if any activities under the Award will occur on previously contaminated or potentially contaminated sites with hazardous substances, including, but not limited to, Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (“CERCLA”) “Superfund sites” or properties where redevelopment or reuse may be complicated by hazardous substance contamination (“Xxxxxxxxxx sites”). The Recipient is solely responsible for handling and disposal of any hazardous substances and wastes arising from activities under this Award. Term 37. Publications, Public Relations Activities, and Design Elements The Recipient must follow the OCED Communications Guidelines and the OCED Engagement Guidelines when issuing publications, presentations, public relations activities, news releases, and engaging with Congress arising out of, or relating to, work performed under this Award, whether copyrighted or not. The Recipient must provide DOE access to, either electronically or in paper form, a copy of every publication or presentation of material based on or developed under this Award, clearly labeled with the Award number and other appropriate Award identifying information, at least seven (7) calendar days prior to publication or public presentation. Use of the OCED logo, name, or brand in all applications including but not limited to design, facility signage, and other markings must be in accordance with the OCED Communications Guidelines and the OCED Engagement Guidelines. The Recipient must consult with the Grants and Agreements Officer on the cost, timeline, design, and placement of any works using the OCED logo or name in any location, physical or digital, prior to use. Term 38. System for Award Management and Universal Identifier Requirements
