Common use of SURFACE PROTECTION Clause in Contracts

SURFACE PROTECTION. Lessee shall prevent damage to and contamination of the surface of the leased premises and any of Lessor’s adjoining lands, from salt water or other noxious, deleterious or contaminating substances flowing over or leaking or seeping onto , or penetrating the leased premises because of Lessee’s operations. Any overflows or releases affecting the leased premises, including, but not limited to, salt water, mud, chemical, or oil shall be reported immediately to Lessor.

SURFACE PROTECTION. Lessee shall prevent damage to and contamination of the surface of the leased premises and any of Lessor’s adjoining lands, from salt water or other noxious, deleterious or contaminating substances flowing over or leaking or seeping onto onto, or penetrating the leased premises because of Lessee’s operations. Any overflows or releases affecting the leased premises, including, but not limited to, salt water, mud, chemical, or oil shall be reported immediately to Lessor.