DUTY TO CONSULT AND INFORM Sample Clauses

DUTY TO CONSULT AND INFORM. Where Lessee reasonably believes Lease Operations may adversely affect the Band, Lessee shall meet with the Band Council and any Band members who might reasonably be expected to be so affected and fully explain the proposed operation together with all expected impacts. Response from Band Council and Band members should be documented and given consideration so as to mitigate any impact to the extent reasonably possible. Lessee shall keep Lessor and Band Council fully informed of all proposed activities (such as, without limitation, site preparation, seismic operations, rig set up, drilling, pipeline laying, flaring and trucking) and any unusual incidents which have occurred (such as without limitation, leaks, explosions, blow outs, spills, emissions, escapes, deposits, or contamination).
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