Odor Control. City agrees that the odor control requirements of Section 12F-12 and Section 21.5.06(n) of the Zoning Code of the Municipal Code, adopted as part of the City Cannabis Law, will adequately control odors. Furthermore, City also acknowledges that the IS/MND in Section III(f) determined that odors from the Project would have a less than significant impact given cultivation will be indoors and buildings will have air filtration and ventilation systems to control odors.
Odor Control. All stations shall have electrical and water connections provided for the purpose of chemical addition on the upstream gravity line and/or the force main. Adequate provisions shall be made for the safe handling and storage of chemicals. All force mains shall have a tap for introduction of chemicals whether or not the odor control equipment is initially installed.
Odor Control. If, in the reasonable opinion of Landlord, objectionable odors are escaping from the Premises into the Property, Landlord has the right to require Tenant to install an additional ventilation system and/or filter or modify an existing ventilation system and/or filter in the Premises. Tenant will coordinate the installation and operation of any ventilation system and/or filter with Landlord to assure that such ventilation system and/or filter is compatible with the Building's existing systems and equipment (if any).
Odor Control. All structures shall have ventilation and filtration systems installed that prevent commercial cannabis plant odors from exiting the interior of the structure. The ventilation and filtration system shall be approved by the Building Official and installed prior to commencing cultivation or manufacturing within the allowable structure. Facility air intake, exhaust, and recirculating system shall be of industrial grade. Activated charcoal, recirculating, and closed loop aeration systems will be utilized as necessary for effective odor control and management. See minimum requirements, pursuant to Section 5.61.280(12).
Odor Control. If San Diego determines that flow from Imperial Beach is causing unreasonably high concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas in the SDMS, or is a source of unreasonably noxious odors, Imperial Beach shall take reasonable steps within the agency sewerage system necessary to eliminate such concerns, such as pre-treating the flow with chemicals to reduce the formation of hydrogen sulfide.
Odor Control. Because of the WWTP’s geographic location in the center of the City, odor control is a priority. There are odor control systems, procedures, and protocols in place to prevent odors from emanating from the site. The Concessionaire may continue to follow these systems, procedures, and protocols, or may propose alternate methods provided that no offsite odor complaints are generated. The City has not received an odor complaint in more than 10 years and expects the Concessionaire to continue this level of performance. Offsite odors will not be tolerated. In the event that an odor complaint is received, the Concessionaire will immediately visit the area in which the odor was detected and interview the individual making the compliant. Following the interview, the Concessionaire will tour the WWTP to identify potential sources and causes for the odor. The Concessionaire will immediately take action to mitigate the source and/or cause(s) of the odor. The Concessionaire shall notify the City the same day the odor complaint occurs, or the next business day if the complaint occurred after normal business hours. A detailed odor complaint report shall be prepared by the Concessionaire and submitted to the City, as described in the Customer Service section of these Operating Standards.
Odor Control. Contractor shall remove all Waste from the Transfer Station floor within the time frames set out in the Solid Waste Facility Permits for each site in order to control odors emanating from the Waste.
Odor Control. UW shall operate the Treatment Facilities in a manner to prevent and/or minimize the generation of odors through an on-going odor control program and deal in a professional manner with community groups or individuals concerned with odors or any other aspects of plant operations.
Odor Control. Odors at the site are not a major impact due to the remoteness of Contractor’s site locations.
Odor Control. Table 6-6-1 Commencement Date Work Milestone Description Projected Number of Days from Commencement Date Drawdown Percentage of Fixed ICI Design/Build Price Cumulative Drawdown Percentage of Fixed ICI Design/Build Price Maximum Dollar Drawdown of Fixed ICI Design/Build Price Maximum Cumulative Dollar Drawdown of Fixed ICI Design/Build Price Preliminary Engineering and Equipment Specs 30 10 16 10 16 26,388 26,388 Place Order for Air Make-up Unit 90 10 16 20 31 26,388 52,775 Receive Air Make- up Unit 210 20 31 40 61 50,988 103,763 Install Pressure Relief Dampers 450 15 55 38,688 142,451 Install Air Make-up Unit 480 20 75 50,988 193,438 Install Vent Connections on the Two Incinerator Feed Pump Bins, the Foreign Sludge Receiving Station, and the Cake Silo and Route to the Existing Scrubber and Tie Duct Work to FBI Air Intake 540 10 16 85 78 26,388 219,826 130,152 Substantial Completion 660 10 15 95 92 26,388 24,788 246,214 154,940 Commission and Accept Odor Control 820 5 8 100 14,088 260,301 169,028 Total 100 260,301 169,028
