Site Remediation. The term "Site Remediation" shall mean the remediation of environmental conditions on any Owned Real Property or Leased Real Property, including the investigation, cleanup, and monitoring of such remediation.
Site Remediation. The Owner shall, at his own expense, complete a site remediation of the Subject Lands, including the filing of a Record of Site Condition under Part XV.1 of the Environmental Protection Act, including obtaining a written acknowledgement in accordance with section 168.4(3.1)(3) thereof confirming that the record of site condition for the Subject Lands has been filed in the Environmental site Registry.
Site Remediation. Debris management sites shall be returned to equal or better than original condition and to the satisfaction of County. Vendor shall be responsible for any damages pursuant to section 4.4 of this Exhibit.
Site Remediation. (a) The Parties acknowledge that, pursuant to the Initial Development Management Agreement, CMLC retained a qualified environmental consultant to undertake a phase 1 and phase 2 baseline environmental assessment of the Lands, and such environmental consultant prepared and delivered a report to the Steering Committee in respect of such testing dated January 2020, as amended February 2020 (the “Phase 1 & 2 Report”). The Parties acknowledge and agree that additional environmental testing and inspection of the Lands is required, and that Development Manager shall engage a qualified environmental Consultant to: (i) perform such additional testing and inspection as is reasonably required and (ii) prepare and deliver a report in respect of same. Following the delivery of such report to the Steering Committee, Development Manager shall (or shall cause a qualified Consultant to) develop and deliver to the Steering Committee for its Approval a remediation and monitoring program to the extent required under Applicable Laws (the “Site Remediation Program”). Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, all costs in respect of such testing and such Phase 1 & 2 Report (the “Phase 1 & 2 Report Costs”), and all Initial Site Remediation Costs, shall be for the sole account of CMLC pursuant to the CMLC Agreement and shall be Ineligible Costs. The Shared Site Remediation Costs shall be Eligible Costs, and the Excess Site Remediation Costs shall be City Additional Costs.
Site Remediation. New Jersey has a history of being the most densely populated State in the US and of relying on an industrial economic base to support this population. This has resulted in a close proximity between residential and industrial land uses and a concern by NJ's citizens that contaminated industrial sites are remediated. The term remediation includes all activities necessary to identify the type and source of contamination (preliminary assessment/site investigation), the nature and extent of contamination (remedial investigation), and determination and implementation of an appropriate remedial action (remedial action selection/remedial action). Remedial action can involve the removal of the source of contamination and the treatment or removal of contaminated media to levels that are appropriate for future use of the site. Often the remediation of a site involves the application of a method of exposure control, such as a cap (engineering control) or a use restriction (Declaration of Environmental Restriction), or both. The overarching issue is that one or more media at contaminated sites contain levels of contamination which are unacceptable for human and ecological well being. This main issue has been divided into the following subissues: acute environmental risk; chronic environmental risk; wastes remain ongoing discharges to the environment; cross-contamination environmental impacts; and general as well as media-specific issues. Goal: To eliminate or reduce the risk to human health and ecological receptors from contaminated sites. Subgoals and Milestones/Objectives:
Site Remediation. When the Services are completed, the disturbed areas of the Site will be rough graded, seeded and strawed. The Site will not be fine graded or sodded unless those tasks are specified in the Estimate.
Site Remediation. The environmental conditions of the entire TCAAP site will be remediated in accordance with the requirements of the U.S. Army. It is anticipated that the site will be remediated to a commercial/industrial standard. Should the proposed development of the Private Land require that the land be remediated to a higher standard, the Team shall pay for any additional costs associated with such remediation. The purchase and other agreements for the TCAAP site between the County and the U.S. Army will provide adequate protection for the Parties (to be mutually agreed upon), including but not limited to provisions that require the U.S. Army to indemnify the County and Team for any remediation obligations that were undisclosed at the time the site was purchased by the County.
Site Remediation. Purpose: Minimize present and future liabilities and reduce environmental and health impacts of contaminated sites Requirements: . Establish and maintain a process to evaluate, minimize and/or remediate environmental impacts caused by past operating practices . Develop an ongoing process to identify issues or problems. Perform appropriate cleanup or remediation, taking into consideration future use and long term liability, utilizing risk management processes . Develop and maintain an ongoing process to control present and future liabilities related to transfer and cleanups
Site Remediation. 18.7.1 In the event of a discharge, release, or threat of release of any Hazardous Substance on, under or about the Premises or adjacent property, Tenant shall immediately take any and all actions necessary to remediate the Premises; provided, however, that Tenant shall not, without Landlord's prior written consent, enter into any settlement agreement, consent decree, or other compromise in respect to any claims, proceedings, lawsuits or actions, completed or threatened pursuant to any laws or in connection with any third party. Landlord's prior consent shall not, however, be necessary if the presence of Hazardous Substances on, under, or about the Premises either poses an immediate threat to the health, safety or welfare of any individual or is of such a nature that an immediate remedial response is necessary and it is not possible to obtain Landlord's consent prior to undertaking such action. Such submittal to Landlord is for Landlord's sole benefit, and despite any approval of Landlord, Tenant shall at all times be solely responsible for ensuring that the completion of any remedial action is in full compliance with all Environmental Laws and regulations and good business practices. If Tenant undertakes any remedial action with respect to any Hazardous Substances on, under or about the Premises or adjacent property, Tenant shall immediately notify Landlord of any such remedial action, and shall conduct and complete such remedial action in compliance with all Environmental Laws and policies, to the sole satisfaction of Landlord; and in accordance with the orders and directives of all federal, state and local governmental authorities. Costs and expenses incurred under this Section 18.7.1 may be subject to the indemnification provisions set forth in Section 18.6.
Site Remediation a) Responsibility In the event an escape or discharge of oil occurs from HECO's vessels and causes or threatens to cause pollution damage, HECO or HECO's vessel's master will promptly take whatever measures are necessary to prevent or mitigate such damage. HECO hereby authorizes Chevron, or its agent, at Chevron's option, upon notice to HECO or HECO's vessel's master, to undertake such measures as are reasonably necessary to prevent or mitigate the pollution damage. Chevron shall expeditiously perform all Site Remediation relating to any release, discharge, spill or threat thereof, occurring from any leak, rupture or other incident to the Mooring Facilities and Submarine lines. To the extent any Site Remediation is undertaken as a result of receipts of HECO's third party LSFO or HECO's third party LSFO blend components or from movements of Line Displacement Stock or Warm Up Stock associated with such LSFO of LSFO blend component receipts, any Site Remediation Costs incurred by Chevron for such Site Remediation shall be entirely for the account of HECO and invoices for such services will be rendered by Chevron in accordance with Article 9 of this Contract; provided, however, that HECO shall have no obligation to pay for any portion of Site Remediation Costs caused by the [---] negligence or [---] misconduct of Chevron, its employees, and its contractors. b) Chevron Giving HECO Open Access to Records Given the nature of site remediation activity that typically requires prompt action, Chevron shall use reasonable efforts to provide HECO with open access to all records in a reasonably timely manner which contain information about: (1) any written communication received by Chevron from any agency regarding any discharge, spill or release of product, (2) notice of any demand, claim or suit regarding same, for which HECO may be responsible, and (3) all invoice data and operating/field information pertinent to Site Remediation activities which should reasonably be documented in monitoring Site Remediation activities.
