Requirement to Remediate Sample Clauses
The Requirement to Remediate clause obligates a party to promptly address and correct any identified deficiencies, breaches, or non-compliance with the terms of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notification of the issue, sets a timeframe for remediation, and may specify acceptable standards or methods for correction. Its core practical function is to ensure that problems are resolved efficiently, minimizing disruption and maintaining the integrity of the contractual relationship.
Requirement to Remediate. (a) Licensee's Remediation obligations under this Subsection (a) are subject to Subsection (b).
(i) After notifying Port in accordance with Section 15.3(a) (Licensee's Environmental Condition Notice Requirements), Licensee must Remediate at its sole cost in compliance with all Environmental Laws and this License, any Hazardous Material Condition occurring during the Term or while Licensee or its Agents or Invitees otherwise occupy any part of the License Area. Licensee must obtain Port's approval of a Remediation work plan, whether or not required under Environmental Laws, then begin Remediation actions immediately following Port's approval of the work plan and continue diligently until Remediation is complete, as determined by Port, in its sole discretion.
(ii) In addition to its obligations under clause (i), before this License terminates for any reason, Licensee must Remediate at its sole cost in compliance with all Environmental Laws and this License: (A) any Hazardous Material Condition caused by Licensee's or its Agents' or Invitees' Handling Hazardous Materials during the Term; and (B) any Hazardous Material Condition discovered during Licensee's occupancy that is required to be Remediated by any Regulatory Agency if Remediation would not have been required but for Licensee's use of the License Area.
(iii) If Environmental Laws require a Remediation action plan, Licensee must provide a draft of its plan to Port for comment and approval before submittal to the appropriate Environmental Regulatory Agency, and a copy of the final plan as submitted.
(iv) In all situations relating to Handling or Remediating Hazardous Materials, Licensee must take all actions that are reasonably necessary in Port's sole judgment to protect the value of the License Area, such as obtaining Environmental Regulatory Approvals related to Hazardous Materials and taking measures to remedy any deterioration in the condition or diminution of the value of any portion of the License Area in any manner related directly, or indirectly to Hazardous Materials.
(b) Unless Licensee or its Agents or Invitees Exacerbate the Hazardous Material Condition, Licensee will not be obligated to Remediate any Hazardous Material Condition: (i) caused solely by City, Port, or their Agents during Licensee's occupancy of the License Area; or (ii) arising before the Commencement Date or the date of Licensee's first use of the License Area, whichever is earlier.
Requirement to Remediate. 1. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇'s Remediation obligations under this Subsection (i) are subject to Subsection 2.
Requirement to Remediate. 1. DOE's Remediation obligations under this Subsection (1) are subject to Subsection (2).
(a). After notifying Port in accordance with Subsection (C) (DOE's Environmental Condition Notice Requirements), DOE must Remediate at its sole cost in compliance with all Environmental Laws and this MOU, any Hazardous Material Condition occurring during the Term or while DOE or its Agents or Invitees otherwise occupy any part of the Premises. DOE must obtain Port's approval of a Remediation work plan, whether or not required under Environmental Laws, then begin Remediation actions immediately following Port's approval of the work plan and continue diligently until Remediation is complete, as determined by Port, in its sole discretion.