REGULATED PARTY REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

REGULATED PARTY REQUIREMENTS. The Regulated Party agrees to the following requirements: a. The Regulated Party shall implement the 2008 Hydrogen Sulfide Management Strategies for its Moorhead, E. Grand Forks and Crookston facilities. The Strategies are attached as Exhibits A, B and C and are hereby incorporated into and made enforceable parts of this Agreement. If the Regulated Party submits monthly monitoring reports, for a facility, that show three consecutive months of exceedances that, after validation, may constitute violations of the ambient hydrogen sulfide standards, the MPCA may require that the Regulated Party prepare and submit an evaluation of the applicable H2S Management Strategy for that facility. The parties shall meet and confer about the monitored exceedances and the hydrogen sulfide evaluation. The parties may agree to revise the H2S Management Strategy or Strategies. b. Prior to any of the construction or modifications required by any of the Strategies, the Regulated Party shall determine, under applicable rules, whether such construction or modification requires a permit or approval from the MPCA and shall obtain such permit or approval as provided for by the rules. c. By January 31 of each year, while the Agreement is in effect, the Regulated Party shall submit a written report that documents all activities completed, under the 2008 Hydrogen Sulfide Management Strategies, during the previous calendar year and outlines the activities the Regulated Party expects to complete during the current calendar year.
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REGULATED PARTY REQUIREMENTS. The Regulated Party agrees to the following requirements: a. Within 30 days of the effective date of this Agreement, the Regulated Party shall submit an updated residual solids management plan that outlines the lime solids loading process at the facility and oversight and quality assurance responsibilities that the Permittee employs to prevent or minimize spill and release events associated with residual solids processing. b. Within 30 days of the effective date of this Agreement, the Regulated Party shall submit proposed amendments in contract language for any lime hauling contracts, to ensure that the lime solids process is conducted in compliance with all applicable regulations. Included in this plan shall be information on the oversight process and requirements for Minneapolis Water Works staff charged with this plant process. c. Within 30 days of the effective date of this Agreement, the Regulated Party shall generate and submit an emergency response plan that includes: 1. A contact calling tree and chain of command within each facility. 2. Contact information for emergency responders (MN Duty Officer, Contract Lab and qualified contractors). 3. The location for the storage of emergency clean up “kit” and a list of best management practices and tools available. This plan shall be posted at all workstations at the dewatering facility and in any on-site vehicles owned and operated by the regulated party. d. Within 60 days of the effective date of this Agreement, the Regulated Party shall submit a plan for training employees that may need to respond to emergency release events. This training shall include sampling and clean-up procedures, information on contract responders, and notification requirements. This plan shall also include provisions for continued education for employees. e. Within 90 days of the effective date of this Agreement, the Regulated Party shall submit a basis of design for the proposed facility improvements at the Fridley Dewatering Facility to prevent unintentional release events and a timeline for the completion of each item. f. Within 90 days of the effective date of this Agreement, the Regulated Party shall submit a facility evaluation that shall include a list of proposed operational changes to prevent unintentional release events and a timeline for the completion of each item. g. By January 1, 2010, the Regulated Party shall submit a training report listing dates of training, a list of employees from each training event, includ...
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REGULATED PARTY REQUIREMENTS. Water Gremlin agrees to the following requirements: a. Water Gremlin shall, using persons trained and qualified in hazardous waste management operations, provide lids and close all hazardous waste satellite and accumulation containers so that, when closed, the containers will withstand dropping, overturning, or other shock without impairment of the container's ability to fully contain the hazardous waste.
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REGULATED PARTY REQUIREMENTS. The Regulated Party agrees to the following requirement: a. The Regulated Party shall implement the Hydrogen Sulfide Monitoring and Corrective Action Plan and schedule attached as Exhibit A to bring its Crookston, Moorhead and East Grand Forks facilities into compliance with the hydrogen sulfide standards. Exhibit A is hereby incorporated into and made an enforceable part of this Agreement.
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REGULATED PARTY REQUIREMENTS. The Regulated Party agrees to the following requirements: a. The Regulated Party shall inspect, and document, all trailer storage areas, not approved as hazardous waste storage areas per the Permit, bi-monthly (every two weeks) and submit to the MPCA copies of the documented inspections on the first of every month. Inspections shall include observation inside the storage trailer to the extent possible, taking into account the storage conditions (fullness) of the trailer, and observation of the ground under trailers to identify possible leakage. This requirement shall continue until all overdue WSPs in the upper 90% by mass, as outlined in Requirement e., have been verified or until all of the volume of waste received at the Facility has been incinerated or shipped offsite to a facility permitted to accept the waste, and documentation has been submitted to the MPCA verifying completion of the requirement. This requirement shall also be subject to all the conditions outlined in the Regulated Party’s submittal on February 8, 2021. b. The Regulated Party shall store all incoming non-hazardous waste containers, from those generators identified by the Regulated Party to have shipped mischaracterized waste (waste shipped from a generator as non-hazardous waste, but upon waste verification at the Facility, has been re-characterized as hazardous waste), in hazardous waste storage approved areas at the Facility according to the Permit. The Regulated Party shall provide the MPCA a monthly update, submitted on the first of every month, and shall include a list of all waste streams being stored at the Facility subject to this requirement and the total number of containers of each waste stream currently in storage at the Facility. This requirement shall continue for each waste stream until the WSP has been verified and the waste stream remains characterized as non-hazardous waste or all of the volume of waste received at the Facility has been incinerated or shipped offsite to a facility permitted to accept the waste, and documentation has been submitted to the MPCA verifying completion of the requirement. This requirement shall also be subject to all the conditions outlined in the Regulated Party’s submittal on February 19, 2021. c. The Regulated Party shall conduct independent analysis verification, weekly, on three separate samples: a) One for ash, heating value and chlorine b) One for ICP-OES analysis of arsenic, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, nickel, and lead c) One for...
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