Removal Action Planning Sample Clauses

Removal Action Planning. Except as otherwise provided by this Section, prior to initiating removal activities, DOE shall submit to EPA and KNREPC for review and approval, a written Removal Notification (the "Removal Notification"). Such submission shall be by return receipt mail or hand delivery. DOE's Removal Notification shall include the removal site evaluation or summary of the administrative record constituting an equivalent removal site evaluation, a description of the factors considered in determining the appropriateness of the Removal Action (i.e., NCP §300.415(b)(2)), and any information produced through a remedial site evaluation, if any has been done previously, and the current site conditions, to determine if Removal Action is appropriate. The Removal Notification shall contain adequate specificity in defining the nature, extent and duration of the activity to permit meaningful review and comment. The Removal Notification shall identify whether a planning period of at least six (6) months exists before on-Site activities must be initiated. The planning period shall commence upon submission of the Removal Notification. Removal actions for which a six month or longer planning period exists shall be defined as Non-Time critical. The Removal Notification for Non- Time Critical Removals shall include a schedule for submission of an EE/CA (as defined below.) All other removal actions shall be defined either as time-critical or emergency actions. Except as otherwise provided herein, EPA and KNREPC shall review DOE's Removal Notification and shall respond with any comments and/or objections within thirty (30) Days of their receipt. EPA and KNREPC may request additional time, not to exceed twenty (20) Days, in which to respond to the Removal Notification. If EPA or KNREPC disagrees with the classification of an action as removal rather than remedial, or any other aspect of the proposed Removal Action, the disagreement shall be resolved in accordance with Section XXV (Resolution of Disputes) of this Agreement. All removal actions subject to dispute resolution shall be stayed until resolution of the dispute in accordance with Section XXV (Resolution of Disputes) of this Agreement. Unless otherwise provided herein, removal actions under the terms of this Agreement will be taken at the facility if pursuant to this Agreement: 1) DOE determines that a Removal Action is appropriate and such determination is not disputed by EPA or KNREPC, or is resolved in favor of DOE in dispute resol...
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