Reclamation Agreements, Plans and Budgets Sample Clauses

Reclamation Agreements, Plans and Budgets. The Reorganized Debtors and the Department agree to cooperate and work in good faith with each other to negotiate Reclamation Agreements with respect to the Kentucky Permits and develop the Long-Term Budget and the Semi-Annual Budgets for the Kentucky Permits such that reclamation, mitigation and water treatment work is sequenced and otherwise conducted in a manner that (a) protects the public health and safety, (b) complies with state and federal law and (c) properly manages the available financial resources to help ensure the cost-effective and timely completion of Full Reclamation and the release of all bonds associated with the Kentucky Permits.
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