SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN Sample Clauses

SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN. TLO must have a written Spill Prevention and Response Plan for each of its storage facilities and otherwise in accordance with HMR, 49 CFR Parts 130.1-130.33. TLO must provide TRMC with a copy of the written plan and a letter stating their employees have been properly trained in accordance with the plan and the above regulation.
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SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN. During any period of construction when Lessee is using Hazardous Substances within the Project Area, Lessee will maintain a written Spill Prevention and Response Plan (“SPAR Plan”) that addresses the measures to be followed by Lessee to prevent, control, and perform corrective actions in the event of a Hazardous Substance Release at or from the Project Area. In addition to meeting all requirements of applicable law, the SPAR Plan will address the measures Lessee will take to prevent Hazardous Substance Releases and to respond immediately to any Hazardous Substance Release. A copy of the SPAR Plan will be maintained at the Project Area construction office, and a copy will be provided to Lessor. The SPAR Plan will be revised and updated to reflect current operations of Lessee within the Project Area, as necessary. Lessor will be provided a copy of all such revisions and updates. In addition to any elements required by Environmental Laws, Xxxxxx will address the following in its SPAR Plan or, at its option, in a separate document: (a) procedures for the proper receipt, storage, and dispensing of Hazardous Substances authorized as a Permitted Use, including the maintenance, observation and monitoring, safety checks, and safe practices applicable to the Lessee’s use of Hazardous Substances; (b) procedures for regular inspection of each AST system, including, but not limited to, confirmation that each such system and key components, such as pumps, hoses, and fittings, are in good and safe working condition; (c) procedures for promptly, but in no case later than within forty- eight (48) hours of acquiring relevant information or knowledge, notifying Lessor of any suspected or confirmed Hazardous Substance Release, and for verbal and written notification to appropriate regulatory agencies under applicable Environmental Laws required in connection therewith;
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SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PLAN. If Lessee operates mobile storage tanks or an AST Facility, Lessee will provide to Lessor a written Spill Prevention and Response Plan (“SPAR Plan”) that addresses the measures to be followed by Lessee to prevent, control, and perform corrective actions in the event of a Hazardous Substance Release at or from the Premises. In addition to meeting all requirements of applicable law, the SPAR Plan will address the measures Lessee will take to prevent Hazardous Substances Releases and to respond immediately to any Hazardous Substance Release. A copy of the SPAR Plan will be maintained at the Premises, and a copy will be provided to Lessor within 30 days of the Effective Date of this Lease. The SPAR Plan will be revised and updated to reflect current operations of Lessee and Lessee’s representatives at the Property as necessary, but at a minimum every three (3) years. Lessor will be provided a copy of all such revisions and updates. In addition to any elements required by Environmental Laws, Lessee will address the following in its SPAR Plan, or at its option in a separate document: (a) procedures for the proper receipt, storage, and dispensing of Hazardous Substances authorized as a Permitted Use, including the maintenance, observation and monitoring, safety checks, and safe practices applicable to the Lessee AST Facility; (b) procedures for regular inspection of each AST system within the AST Facility, including but not limited to confirmation that each such system and key components, such as pumps, hoses, and fittings, are in good and safe working condition; (c) procedures for promptly, but in no case later than within 48 hours of acquiring relevant information or knowledge, notifying Lessor of any suspected or confirmed Hazardous Substance Release, and for verbal and written notification to appropriate regulatory agencies under applicable Environmental Laws required in connection therewith; (d) operating procedures for spill contingency and emergency response to Hazardous Substance Releases, including the designation of individuals responsible for directing the removal, response, and restoration actions for the releases; (e) procedures to address large Hazardous Substance Releases that on-site resources may be inadequate to manage, including but not limited to identification of an outside 24-hour emergency response contractor to handle large Hazardous Substance Releases; (f) procedures to keep Lessor timely informed during the course of Lessee’s response to...
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