Septic Tanks Sample Clauses
Septic Tanks. In the event that the Let Property is not on mains drainage and relies upon a septic tank, the Tenant agrees to ensure that these remain functional at all times including the removal of blockages and emptying and that it is emptied at the end of the tenancy.
Septic Tanks. Employees shall be paid treble rates in addition to their normal rates for all time occupied on work in connection with the cleaning of septic tanks, and/or septic closets and/or chemical closets by other than mechanical means. Payments made in accordance with this subclause shall be in substitution of overtime rates and any other penalty.
Septic Tanks a) The sub-recipient will ensure, to the fullest extent possible, that fill required by the decommissioning of septic tanks is from an approved, established borrow source.
b) Utility lines will be disconnected and capped. In cases where there are no shut-off valves, limited excavation within the utility right-of-way will be required to cap these service lines.
c) Shearing off of utility lines at the ground surface is strongly encouraged so that further soil disturbance is minimized.
Septic Tanks. Tenant will have the option to re-use existing septic tanks or to provide new septic tanks. Tenant may move the existing septic tanks located on the Premises to Tenant’s desired location on the Premises, at Tenant’s sole cost and expense. The City will clean out the existing septic tanks at a cost of $115.50 per 1,000 gallons plus a $50 transportation fee per load. Tenant may also, or in the alternative, install new septic tanks on the Premises at Tenant’s desired location. If Xxxxxx decides to use the existing septic tanks, at the end of the Lease term, Tenant shall clean out the septic tanks and move them to a location agreeable to the City.
Septic Tanks. AT A GLANCE
Septic Tanks. It is expected that during the works, illegal septic tanks and soak-ways might be uncovered, which have been constructed outside the respective properties inside the road body or wayleaves. These will either need to be removed by the property owners, or the water main will have to be diverted past them, with protection installed to prevent contamination. These will be dealt with on a case by case basis, in conjunction with the respective authorities and the Engineer.
Septic Tanks. Seller shall have completed the cleaning and pumping of the septic tanks and entire sanitary leaching system located on the Real Property to the reasonable satisfaction of Buyer.
Septic Tanks. Properties with septic tanks need to make sure that only human waste goes down the toilet. Food waste such as food peels, oils, grease, clippings do not need to go down the kitchen sink. These can clog up the drain septic tank and you will be responsible for the cost of pumping the tank and clearing the drain lines if it becomes known that you are the cause of the issue. Please make management aware of any water leaks so it can be addressed in a timely manner to avoid the septic tank filling up.
Septic Tanks. 22 i. The Subrecipient will ensure, to the fullest extent possible, that fill required by 23 the decommissioning of septic tanks is from an approved, established borrow 24 source.
25 ii. Utility lines will be disconnected and capped. In cases where there are no shut- 26 off valves, limited excavation within the utility right-of-way will be required to 27 cap these service lines.
28 iii. Shearing off of utility lines at the ground surface is strongly encouraged so that 29 further soil disturbance is minimized. 1 Appendix F 2 Treatment Measures 3 When avoidance or minimization of adverse effects is not appropriate, the following Treatment 4 Measures are suggested for the resolution of adverse effects. 5 If Individual Undertakings may or will result in adverse effects, FEMA, the Recipient, 6 Subrecipient, and SHPO may develop a treatment measures plan that includes one or more of the 7 following Treatment Measures, depending on the nature of historic properties affected and the 8 severity of adverse effects.