Common use of Existing Financial Assurance in Massachusetts Clause in Contracts

Existing Financial Assurance in Massachusetts. In the case of Massachusetts, no later than December 15, 2010, MLC and Massachusetts shall undertake steps necessary to arrange for transfer, on or before the Effective Date, of $786,944, the total current value of the existing penal surety bond for the Framingham Landfill Site, bearing Surety’s bond number K07593867, and MLC shall cause to be transferred $786,944 into an expendable trust to be established pursuant to Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 6A, § 6, and 801 C.M.R. §§ 50.00, et seq (the “Expendable Trust”). The Expendable Trust will satisfy the Debtors’ and the Environmental Response Trust’s financial assurance obligation for the Framingham Landfill Site and be retained and used solely to conduct or finance long term OMM at or in connection with the Framingham Landfill Property after the Long Term OMM Property Funding Account for that Property has been exhausted. Cushion Funding shall not be available to finance long term OMM costs at or in connection with the Framingham Landfill Property unless and until the Expendable Trust has been exhausted. In all other respects the Framingham Landfill Property shall have access to Cushion Funding funds provided that all applicable requirements for access to Cushion Funding under this Settlement Agreement have been met.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement

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