Spills of Hazardous Materials. Lessee shall promptly notify Owner and each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases, or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur in connection with Lessee Hazardous Materials Activities or Lessee’s use of the Property, including but not limited to any resulting contamination of the environment (collectively “Lessee Contamination”). Further, Lessee shall promptly notify Owner and any applicable governmental agencies of any claims of which Lessee becomes aware regarding any actual or alleged Lessee Contamination. Lessee shall be solely responsible at its expense for promptly, diligently and thoroughly investigating, monitoring, reporting on, responding to, and cleaning up to completion any and all such Lessee Contamination, in full conformance to Applicable Environmental Laws (collectively the “Lessee Environmental Response Work”). All Lessee Environmental Response Work shall be reported to each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction on an ongoing basis (as required by Applicable Environmental Laws), and Lessee shall diligently attempt to obtain written concurrence from such each such regulatory entity that all Lessee Environmental Response Work has been satisfactorily performed and completed. Lessee at its expense shall keep Owner timely informed of Lessee’s progress in responding to any Lessee Contamination, including but not limited to providing Owner with copies, at Lessee’s expense, of all reports, work plans, and communications with governmental regulatory entities.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. EMMR shall promptly notify KEM and each governmental entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur arising or resulting from its use of the Access Rights as required by Environmental Laws. EMMR shall, at its expense, undertake or cause to be diligently undertaken the activities reasonably necessary to report, investigate, monitor, and remediate the consequences of the spill, release or leak arising or resulting from its activities. EMMR shall keep KEM timely and reasonably informed regarding its activities pursuant to this Section 13.2.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. FLPC shall promptly notify Owner and each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases, or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur in connection with FLPC Hazardous Materials Activities or FLPC’s use of the Property, including but not limited to any resulting contamination of the environment (collectively "FLPC Contamination"). FLPC further shall promptly notify Owner of any claims of which FLPC becomes aware regarding any actual or alleged FLPC Contamination. FLPC shall be solely responsible at its expense for promptly, diligently and thoroughly investigating, monitoring, reporting on, responding to, and cleaning up to completion any and all such FLPC Contamination, in full conformance to Applicable Environmental Laws (collectively the "FLPC Environmental Response Work"). All FLPC Environmental Response Work shall be reported to each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction on an ongoing basis, and FLPC shall diligently attempt to obtain written concurrence from such each such regulatory entity that all FLPC Environmental Response Work has been satisfactorily performed and completed. FLPC at its expense shall keep Owner timely informed of FLPC's progress in responding to any FLPC Contamination, including but not limited to providing Owner with copies, at FLPC's expense, of all reports, work plans, and communications with governmental regulatory entities.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. Lessee shall promptly notify Owner and each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases, or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur in connection with Lessee Hazardous Materials Activities or Lessee’s use of the Property, including but not limited to any resulting contamination of the environment (collectively “Lessee Contamination”).
Spills of Hazardous Materials. EMMR shall promptly notify KEM and each governmental entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur on the KEM Railroad Property arising or resulting from its Railroad Activities (whether such spill, release or leak impacts the KEM Railroad Property or Railroad Property) as required by Environmental Laws. EMMR shall, at its expense, undertake or cause to be diligently undertaken the activities reasonably necessary to report, investigate, monitor, and remediate the consequences of the spill, release or leak that occurred on the KEM Railroad Property arising or resulting from its Railroad Activities (whether such spill, release or leak impacts the KEM Railroad Property or Railroad Property). EMMR shall keep KEM timely and reasonably informed regarding its activities pursuant to this Section 12.2.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. Lessee shall be solely responsible at its expense for cleaning up to completion any and all Contamination for which it is responsible, in full conformance to all Applicable Environmental Laws.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. EMMR shall promptly notify KEM and each governmental entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur arising or resulting from its use of the Utility Systems as required by Environmental Laws. In addition, EMMR shall, at its expense, undertake or cause to be diligently undertaken the activities reasonably necessary to report, investigate, monitor, and remediate the consequences of the spill, release or leak arising or resulting from its activities. Each Party shall keep the other Party timely and reasonably informed regarding its activities pursuant to this Section 13.2.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. FAS shall promptly notify Owner and each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases, or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur in connection with FAS Hazardous Materials Activities or FAS's use of the Property, including but not limited to any resulting contamination of the environment (collectively "FAS Contamination"). FAS further shall promptly notify Owner of any claims of which FAS becomes aware regarding any actual or alleged FAS Contamination. FAS shall be solely responsible at its expense for promptly, diligently and thoroughly investigating, monitoring, reporting on, responding to, and cleaning up to completion any and all such FAS Contamination, in full conformance to Applicable Environmental Laws (collectively the "FAS Environmental Response Work"). All FAS Environmental Response Work shall be reported to each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction on an ongoing basis, and FAS shall diligently attempt to obtain written concurrence from each such regulatory entity that all FAS Environmental Response Work has been satisfactorily performed and completed. FAS at its expense shall keep Owner timely informed of FAS's progress in responding to any FAS Contamination, including but not limited to providing Owner with copies, at FAS's expense, of all reports, work plans, and communications with governmental regulatory entities.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. EMMR shall promptly notify KEM and each governmental entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur arising or resulting from its Above-Ground Mining Activities, to the extent such notice is required by Environmental Laws. EMMR shall, at its expense, undertake or cause to be diligently undertaken the activities reasonably necessary to report, investigate, monitor, and remediate the consequences of the spill, release or leak arising or resulting from its Above-Ground Mining Activities. EMMR shall keep KEM timely and reasonably informed regarding its activities pursuant to this Section 15.2.
Spills of Hazardous Materials. MAX shall promptly notify NNR and each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction of any spills, releases, or leaks of Hazardous Materials that occur in connection with MAX Hazardous Materials Activities or MAX’s use of the Property, including but not limited to any resulting contamination of the environment (collectively “MAX Contamination”). MAX further shall promptly notify NNR of any claims of which MAX becomes aware regarding any actual or alleged MAX Contamination. MAX shall be solely responsible at its expense for promptly, diligently and thoroughly investigating, monitoring, reporting on, responding to, and cleaning up to completion any and all such MAX Contamination, in full conformance to Applicable Environmental Laws (collectively the “MAX Environmental Response Work”). All MAX Environmental Response Work shall be reported to each governmental regulatory entity with jurisdiction on an ongoing basis, and MAX shall diligently attempt to obtain written concurrence from each such regulatory entity that all MAX Environmental Response Work has been satisfactorily performed and completed. MAX at its expense shall keep NNR timely informed of MAX’s progress in responding to any MAX Contamination, including but not limited to providing NNR with copies, at MAX’s expense, of all reports, work plans, and communications with governmental regulatory entities.
