Interim Combined AMD Treatment System Operations Sample Clauses

Interim Combined AMD Treatment System Operations. If the results of the treatability investigation demonstrate that Interim Combined AMD Treatment is cost- effective and will achieve the discharge criteria identified in the AOC under reasonably anticipated discharge rate scenarios, Atlantic Richfield and the Regional Board shall jointly seek approval from EPA to proceed with Interim Combined AMD Treatment of the Managed AMD Discharge Points as part of the ongoing CERCLA removal action for the Site. If the results of the treatability investigations support proceeding with Interim Combined AMD Treatment of AMD from at least the Adit, Pit Underdrain, Channel Underdrain, and Delta Seep, Atlantic Richfield and the Regional Board shall seek approval from EPA to proceed with Interim Combined AMD Treatment from just those Managed AMD Discharge Points. Any Managed AMD Discharge Point that does not become a part of the Interim Combined AMD Treatment will remain the responsibility of the Party identified as responsible for its capture and treatment under the 2009 AOC or the AAA until commencement of the Remedial Action. After receiving EPA’s approval to proceed, Atlantic Richfield shall provide the Regional Board with a summary of its costs and expenses for collecting and treating the Channel Underdrain, Delta Seep, and Aspen Seep, or whichever subset thereof becomes part of the Interim Combined AMD Treatment, within sixty (60) days of a request for such information from the Regional Board in a format reasonably requested by the Regional Board that is consistent with the costs summary provided annually to EPA pursuant to Paragraph 63 of the 2009 AOC. Atlantic Richfield and the Regional Board will solicit EPA’s approval for Interim Combined AMD Treatment in accordance with the results of, and as soon as reasonably possible after completion of, the treatability investigation described in Section IV.C.2 of this Agreement, but in no event shall the request for EPA approval be made later than December 31, 2015, provided that the conditions of the first sentence of this subsection 3 are met. The request to EPA for approval of the Interim Combined AMD Treatment shall not materially expand the requirements for AMD capture and treatment under the 2009 AOC and the AAA or require that Atlantic Richfield or the Regional Board perform actions beyond the scope of the 2009 AOC and the AAA, other than those actions specifically required to effectuate Interim Combined AMD Treatment. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Regional Boa...
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