Fill Importation Requirements. If the Developer intends to import or export fill from, onto, or off of the subject site, the Developer shall prepare and implement a Soil Testing, Site/Soil Management, and Reporting Protocol to address the following to the satisfaction of the Township: i) Report to the Township test results of soils, prior to the material being received by the Developer at the frequency recommended by the Developers’ environmental consultant and not less than once per week and /or one test per four hundred (400) tonnes of material received; ii) Report to the Township that the actual test results of the soils being received by the Developer will be provided to the Township and in addition the Developer giving a report that states that the material is in accordance to Provincial standards, and that the material is suitable for the intended use and poses no risk to the existing natural environment and local ground water. This report is to be submitted to the Township for comment prior to the material being placed on the Lands; iii) Inspection and management protocols of the operation to ensure that only tested material is being received; and iv) Incorporate a reference to the MECP documents dated January, 2014, titled “Management of Excess Soil – A Guide for Best Management Practices” and dated April 15, 2011, titled “Soil, Ground Water and Sediment Standards for Use Under Part XV.1 of the Environmental Protection Act”. v) Should a Site Alteration Agreement be provided for the Lands, such an agreement supersedes this Section 12.9 to the extent that they are inconsistent. vi) Inspection and management in accordance with O. Reg. 406/19, titled “On-Site and Excess Soil Management”.
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Samples: Subdivision Agreement, Subdivision Agreement
Fill Importation Requirements. If the Developer intends to import or export fill from, onto, or from off of the subject site for use on the site, the Developer shall prepare and implement a Soil Testing, Site/Soil Management, and Reporting Protocol to address the following to the satisfaction of the Township:
i) Report to the Township test results of soils, prior to the material being received by the Developer at the frequency recommended by the Developers’ environmental consultant and not less than once per week and /or one test per four hundred (400) tonnes of material received;
ii) Report to the Township that the actual test results of the soils being received by the Developer will be provided to the Township and in addition the Developer giving a report that states that the material is in accordance to Provincial standards, and that the material is suitable for the intended use and poses no risk to the existing natural environment and local ground water. This report is to be submitted to the Township for comment prior to the material being placed on the Lands;
iii) Inspection and management protocols of the operation to ensure that only tested material is being received; and
iv) Incorporate a reference to the MECP MOE documents dated January, 2014, titled “Management of Excess Soil – A Guide for Best Management Practices” and dated April 15, 2011, titled “Soil, Ground Water and Sediment Standards for Use Under Part XV.1 of the Environmental Protection Act”.
v) Should a Site Alteration Agreement be provided for the Lands, such an agreement supersedes this Section 12.9 to the extent that they are inconsistent.
vi) Inspection and management in accordance with O. Reg. 406/19, titled “On-Site and Excess Soil Management”.
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Samples: Subdivision Agreement
Fill Importation Requirements. If the Developer intends to import or export fill from, onto, or off of the subject site, the Developer shall prepare and implement a Soil Testing, Site/Soil Management, and Reporting Protocol to address the following to the satisfaction of the Township:
i) Report to the Township test results of soils, prior to the material being received by the Developer at the frequency recommended by the Developers’ environmental consultant and not less than once per week and /or one test per four hundred (400) tonnes of material received;
ii) Report to the Township that the actual test results of the soils being received by the Developer will be provided to the Township and in addition the Developer giving a report that states that the material is in accordance to Provincial standards, and that the material is suitable for the intended use and poses no risk to the existing natural environment and local ground water. This report is to be submitted to the Township for comment prior to the material being placed on the Lands;
iii) Inspection and management protocols of the operation to ensure that only tested material is being received; and
iv) Incorporate a reference to the MECP documents dated January, 2014, titled “Management of Excess Soil – A Guide for Best Management Practices” and dated April 15, 2011, titled “Soil, Ground Water and Sediment Standards for Use Under Part Part
XV.1 of the Environmental Protection Act”.
v) Should a Site Alteration Agreement be provided for the Lands, such an agreement supersedes this Section 12.9 12.11 to the extent that they are inconsistent.
vi) Inspection and management in accordance with O. Reg. 406/19, titled “On-Site and Excess Soil Management”.
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Samples: Subdivision Agreement