Major Capital Equipment Replacement Cost Summary Sample Clauses

Major Capital Equipment Replacement Cost Summary a. Within sixty (60) days after completion of a Major Capital Equipment Replacement Project, as documented in a final invoice received from the Major Capital Equipment Replacement Contractor, the Regional Board shall submit to Atlantic Richfield reasonably detailed documentation of all Major Capital Equipment Replacement Costs paid in connection with such Project (using funds placed into the Leviathan Mine Environmental Remediation Trust and funds obtained by the Regional Board in accordance with Section VI.B.7 above) and back-up documentation of the associated costs and expenses (including invoices, sales receipts, and statements) (a “Major Capital Equipment Replacement Cost Summary”).
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