Remediation Standards Sample Clauses

Remediation Standards. Remediation required under this Agreement shall, at a minimum, meet the applicable, relevant and appropriate requirements and standards in the Environmental Laws (“ARARs”) that must be met before the responsible Government Entity will issue a No Further Action letter or the written equivalent thereof.
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Remediation Standards. (i) If USCC elects to undertake the remediation of any Material Environmental Condition, following the Closing, USCC shall arrange to remediate such condition to the extent required by Environmental Laws to address the release of any Hazardous Substances on an Affected Site. AWS agrees to cooperate and provide USCC with reasonable access to the Affected Site to carry out its obligations hereunder. (ii) With respect to any such remediation, USCC's obligations shall be limited to: (1) remediation of the release of Hazardous Substances to the extent remediation is required by an applicable Environmental Law that is in effect and enforceable as of the Closing Date; (2) attainment of the least stringent Remediation Standards (as defined below) that are applicable (and acceptable to the environmental authority with jurisdiction), given the use of the Affected Site as of the Closing Date; and (3) use of the most cost effective methods for investigation, removal, remediation and/or containment consistent with such applicable Environmental Law and Remediation Standards. (iii) As used in this Section 5.12, "Remediation Standard" means a numerical standard under applicable Environmental Laws that defines the concentrations of Hazardous Substances that may be permitted to remain in any environmental media after an investigation, remediation or containment of a release of Hazardous Substances, or in the absence of an applicable numerical standard, that standard developed in consultation with an environmental authority with jurisdiction taking into account the non-residential use of the property. (iv) The determination of Remediation Standards required with respect to any Affected Site shall be made by a qualified environmental consultant selected by USCC and reasonably acceptable to AWS. (v) The costs of such remediation and any related investigation or monitoring, shall be disbursed from the escrow as incurred. To the extent that the actual costs to complete such remediation consistent with Remediation Standards are less than $250,000 for any Affected Site, the remaining escrow funds related to such site shall be promptly distributed to USCC. To the extent that the actual costs to complete such remediation consistent with Remediation Standards are more than $250,000 for any Affected Site, USCC will be obligated to pay the additional amount of such actual cost.
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Remediation Standards. Remediation required under this Agreement shall, at a minimum, meet the applicable, relevant and appropriate requirements and
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Remediation Standards. Remediation required under this Agreement shall, at a minimum, meet the applicable, relevant and appropriate requirements and standards in the Environmental Laws that must be met before the responsible Government Entity will issue a No Further Action letter or the written equivalent thereof.
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