Remediation of Spills Sample Clauses

Remediation of Spills. In the event that any Hazardous Substances are discovered, uncovered, exposed, spilled, released, discharged or disposed on the Airport in the performance of the Construction Work (any such event, a “Spill”), the Lessee shall immediately (w) notify the Port Authority of such Spill, (x) excavate all soil containing any such Hazardous Substances, (y) pump and treat all ground water containing any such Hazardous Substances, and (z) delineate such Spill to the satisfaction of the Port Authority. Such pumping and treatment shall continue until all such Hazardous Substances have been removed in accordance with Environmental Requirements. No {00644582.DOC} Construction Work shall be performed in the area of such Spill until all such Hazardous Substances have been so removed. No Construction Work that would interfere or delay such Remediation shall be performed in the area of such Spill until all such Hazardous Substances have been so removed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, however, with respect to any Hazardous Substances discovered, tested or sampled in connection with the performance of the Construction Work (inclusive of excavation), such responsibility for Remediation, during construction, shall apply only with respect to such Hazardous Substances existing within each excavated area plus a five (5) foot-wide (measured from the widest extent, surface or subsurface, of the excavation) strip of land around the perimeter of the entirety of such excavated area. Responsibility for the completion of the Remediation, shall be determined in accordance with paragraph (z) herein.
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Remediation of Spills. (1) In the event that any Hazardous Substances are discovered, uncovered, exposed, spilled, released, discharged or disposed on the Airport in the performance of the Construction Work (any such event, a “Spill”), the Lessee shall immediately (w) notify the Port Authority of such Spill, (x) excavate all soil containing any such Hazardous Substances, (y) pump and treat all ground water containing any such Hazardous Substances, and (z) delineate such Spill to the satisfaction of the Port Authority. Such pumping and treatment, or excavation, shall continue until all such Hazardous Substances have been removed in accordance with Environmental Requirements. No Construction Work that would interfere or delay such Remediation shall be performed in the area of such Spill until all such Hazardous Substances have been so removed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, however, with respect to any Hazardous Substances discovered, tested or sampled in connection with any excavation, such responsibility for Remediation shall apply only with respect to such Hazardous Substances existing within each excavated area plus a ten (10) foot-wide (measured from the widest extent, surface or subsurface, of the excavation) strip of land around the perimeter of the entirety of such excavated area.
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