Major Capital Equipment Inventory Sample Clauses

Major Capital Equipment Inventory. The Regional Board shall maintain a written inventory of all Major Capital Equipment installed, constructed, or used at the Site during the Remedial Action and Operations & Maintenance (the “Major Capital Equipment Inventory”). Such written inventory shall include, at a minimum, for each item of Major Capital Equipment: manufacturer, serial number, estimated useful operating life, maintenance interval, and purchase price, as applicable. An item of equipment shall not be considered Major Capital Equipment for purposes of this Section VI.B unless it is included on the Major Capital Equipment Inventory. The Regional Board shall update the Major Capital Equipment Inventory from time to time, as necessary for it to accurately reflect the Major Capital Equipment present at the Site. The Regional Board shall provide Atlantic Richfield with a copy of the Major Capital Equipment Inventory within thirty (30) days of its completion or revision, as applicable. Within thirty (30) days of receiving such Major Capital Equipment Inventory, Atlantic Richfield shall have the right to dispute, in accordance with the dispute resolution process set forth in Section XI of this Agreement, the inclusion or exclusion of any item as Major Capital Equipment.
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