Release of Claims Against the County Sample Clauses

Release of Claims Against the County. If the Secretary grants the ROWs, then on the day that all ROWs are granted and upon the Escrow Agent’s transfer of the Initial Settlement Payment to the Pueblo in accordance with Section 2(B)(i), the Department and the Pueblo shall irrevocably and forever release and discharge the County, former and current County employees, and former and current County elected officials from any and all claims of Trespass Damages. ; provided the County shall remain obligated to pay the Additional Settlement Amounts and failure to do so as specified in this Agreement shall constitute a breach of this Agreement and provide for a right of enforcement by the Pueblo pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. This release does not include any and all potential claims pursuant to Federal environmental law, including but not limited to liability for hazardous substances disposed on the land, or any other applicable law.
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Release of Claims Against the County. If the Secretary grants the ROWs for the CMRs, then on the day that the last such ROW is granted and the Settlement Amount is paid to the Pueblo, the Department and the Pueblo shall irrevocably and forever release and discharge the County, former and current County employees, and former and current County elected officials from any and all past claims of Trespass Damages, from the beginning of time to the date of the grant of the ROWs for the CMRs.
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Release of Claims Against the County. If the Secretary grants the ROW, then on the day that the ROW is granted and upon the Escrow Agent’s transfer of the Settlement Funds to the Pueblo in accordance with Section 2(B)(i), the Department and the Pueblo shall irrevocably and forever release and discharge the County, former and current County employees, and former and current County elected officials from any and all claims of Trespass Damages. This release does not include any and all potential claims pursuant to Federal environmental law, including but not limited to liability for hazardous substances disposed on the land, or any other applicable law.
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Release of Claims Against the County. If the Secretary grants the ROWs for the Subject Roads and the New Roads, then on the day that the last such ROW is granted, the Department and the Pueblo shall irrevocably and forever release and discharge the County, former and current County employees, and former and current County elected officials from any and all past claims of Trespass Damages, from the beginning of time to the date of the grant of the ROWs for the Subject Roads and New Roads.
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