Responsibility for Mitigation Measures Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Mitigation Measures. Property Owner shall be solely responsible for, and County shall have further no obligations whatsoever relating to, implementing and constructing the mitigation measures for the Property, including but not limited to retaining a licensed general contractor for implementation and construction of the mitigation measures, as well as complying with applicable building code requirements. The Parties further agree that Property Owner will be solely responsible for maintaining the Property, including the mitigation measures for the Property, in the future.
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Responsibility for Mitigation Measures. The Authority shall be responsible for implementing, at its cost, all environmental mitigation measures adopted as part of the environmental review process in order to mitigate the impacts of the "project" (A) on resources within San Diego County, (B) on the Colorado River between Lake Havasu and Imperial Dam, and (C) caused by the transportation of Conserved Water to the Authority.
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Responsibility for Mitigation Measures. The IID shall be responsible for implementing, at its cost, all environmental mitigation measures adopted as part of the environmental review process in order to mitigate the impacts of the "project" (A) on resources within Imperial County, exclusive of the Colorado River between Imperial Dam and the northern county border, and (B) on the Salton Sea.
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