Odor Control Technology Sample Clauses

Odor Control Technology. The Company shall ensure that odor from the Establishment is not released so as to constitute a nuisance to surrounding properties. The Company shall utilize a closed air system at the Establishment to not relive or introduce any outdoor air into the Establishment, nor allow any indoor air to escape. The Company shall employ odor control technology to remove odors and harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the Establishment. The Company shall ensure proper maintenance of all odor mitigation equipment to ensure maximum efficiency. In the event the Town receives three or more complaints from citizens representing separate households within a two-week period with respect to odor impacts in relation to the operation of the Establishment, the Company shall be required to meet with the Board of Selectmen, which may require that additional mitigation measures be taken, at the Company’s sole expense, to address the specific nature of the complaints. Nothing set forth herein, shall limit the authority or jurisdiction of the Building Inspector, Board of Health, or any other local enforcement official from enforcing applicable state laws and regulations, the Town’s local bylaws and regulations, or the conditions of the Special Permit and/or Site Plan Approval, with respect to odor violations.
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Odor Control Technology. The Company shall ensure that odor from the Establishment is not released so as to constitute a nuisance to surrounding properties. The Company shall utilize a closed air system at the Establishment to not relive or introduce any outdoor air into the Establishment, nor allow any indoor air to escape. The Company shall employ odor control technology to remove odors and harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the Establishment. The Company shall ensure proper maintenance of all odor mitigation equipment to ensure maximum efficiency. I would suggest the following revision, in addition, the Company shall conduct odor tests at the Establishment annually, or more frequently as requested by the Select Board, using an olfactometer to ensure that odors are being properly mitigated to the satisfaction of the Select Board. The Company shall provide the Town two (2) weeks written notice prior to said testing and upon the request of the Select Board, shall schedule the test to be conducted at a mutually agreeable date and time such that a designee of the Select Board may be present. In the event the Town receives five (5) or more complaints from citizens representing separate households within a two-week period with respect to odor impacts in relation to the operation of the Establishment, the Company shall be required to meet with the Select Board, which may require that additional mitigation measures be taken, at the Company’s sole expense, to address the specific nature of the complaints. Nothing set forth herein, shall limit the authority or jurisdiction of the Building Inspector, Board of Health, or any other local enforcement official from enforcing applicable state laws and regulations, the Town’s local bylaws and regulations, with respect to odor violations. T
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Odor Control Technology. The Company shall ensure that odor from the Facility does not constitute a nuisance to surrounding properties. Subject to review and approval by the Planning Board as part of the Special Permit process, the Company shall, at a minimum, utilize a closed air system at the Facility to not relive or introduce any outdoor air into the Facility, nor allow any indoor air to escape. The Company shall utilize high capacity activated carbon filter fans to constantly recirculate the air and remove odors and harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the Facility. The Company shall ensure proper maintenance of all odor mitigation equipment and will replace carbon filters in a timely manner according to manufacturer recommendations to ensure maximum efficiency. The Planning Board may impose additional odor control requirements as part of the Special Permit.
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Odor Control Technology. The Company shall ensure that odor from the Facility is not released so as to constitute a nuisance, in the opinion of the Town, to surrounding properties. At a minimum, the Company shall contain all cannabis related odors onsite through use of odor control technologies, including but not limited to appropriate ventilation and air handling equipment and odor resistant packaging. The Company shall ensure proper maintenance of all odor mitigation equipment to ensure maximum efficiency. If requested by the Town, the Company shall take additional, mitigation measures at the Company’s sole expense, including, but not limited to, having its odor prevention mechanism and technologies reviewed and assessed by Independent Engineer, to address the nature of the complaints to the satisfaction of the Town. Nothing set forth herein, shall limit the authority or jurisdiction of the Building Inspector, Board of Health, or any other local enforcement official from enforcing applicable state laws and regulations, the Town’s local bylaws and regulations, with respect to odor violations.
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