Final Cleanup Plan Clause Samples
The Final Cleanup Plan clause outlines the requirements and procedures for thoroughly cleaning up a project site upon completion of work. It typically specifies the standards to be met, the areas to be addressed, and the responsibilities of the contractor in removing debris, tools, and construction materials. By establishing clear expectations for site condition at project closeout, this clause ensures a safe, presentable, and usable environment for the owner, preventing disputes over post-construction cleanliness.
Final Cleanup Plan. After the Public Notice and comment period on the ABCA, the city will document any significant comments received and how they were/are being responded to (such as a change in the cleanup plan, if there is such a change) and the final cleanup plan to be implemented with federal funds. The Final Cleanup Plan will include the cleanup standards to be achieved and any institutional, land use or engineering controls that will be required as part of the cleanup. This document will be submitted to the ODEQ project manager for concurrence that the Cleanup Plan can be expected to meet State cleanup requirements.
Final Cleanup Plan. The Final Cleanup Plan will be prepared after the Public Notice period and receipt of agency comments to the ABCA document. MOA will compile a written log of comments received, whether a response (e.g. change in the cleanup strategy) is warranted, and what the response will entail. The Final Cleanup Plan will largely comprise a modification of the ABCA to focus on the selected cleanup alternative. The Final Cleanup Plan will also state likely institutional, land use, or engineering controls that may be required under the anticipated closure program, based on ADEC review and input; and will provide cleanup design and implementation details. No funding from Grant Support or Cost Share will be expended for this portion of Task 3.
Final Cleanup Plan. The Final VRWP will include the cleanup standards to be achieved and any institutional, land use or engineering controls that will be required as part of the cleanup. The Final VRWP work plan is reviewed by IDEQ and within thirty (30) days of receiving the proposed Workplan, IDEQ will initiate the public notification and comment requirements under Idaho Code. No later than fifteen (15) days after the close of the public comment period, IDEQ may, in accordance with Idaho Code schedule a public hearing if more than 25 comments are received. After comments are satisfactorily resolved, the VRWP work plan is approved for implementation. Objective: To develop the Final VRWP, complete public comment period and address any comments.
Final Cleanup Plan. MOA will prepare the Final Cleanup Plan following compilation of data and public input and review by ADEC and EPA. No costs are to be covered by the grant for this sub-task. Grant support = $0 Cost share = $0
Final Cleanup Plan. After the public notice and comment period for the ABCA, City staff will compile a comment report, and will review and consider each comment received and then determine, in consultation with the EC, DEQ and the Program Officer at EPA, what, if any, changes should be made for the final remediation plan. As outlined in the draft plan, it will include cleanup standards and applicable laws. In addition, it will include institutional, land use and/or engineering controls required as part of the cleanup for the recommended cleanup alternative. The final draft of the remediation and redevelopment plan will be submitted to the Oregon VCP project manager and the EPA project officer for this cooperative agreement.
Final Cleanup Plan