Surface Water Quality Clause Samples

The Surface Water Quality clause establishes standards and requirements for maintaining or monitoring the quality of surface water affected by a project or activity. Typically, this clause outlines acceptable pollutant levels, mandates regular testing, and may require reporting or remediation if contamination occurs. Its core function is to protect environmental and public health by ensuring that surface water bodies are not adversely impacted by the operations covered under the agreement.
Surface Water Quality a) The Parties will establish and implement RIM classifications, Learning Plans, Transboundary Water Quality Triggers and Objectives and monitoring in accordance with the RIM approach and Appendices E, H, and I. b) Transboundary Water Quality Triggers and Objectives, for substances other than those addressed in section 7 d), will: i. Be based on an assessment of the needs for the Ecological Integrity of the Aquatic Ecosystem; ii. Consider natural variability, typical conditions, and unacceptable change; iii. Be intended to protect all uses, including traditional uses; iv. Be designed to address seasonal, site-specific needs of the Aquatic Ecosystem. v. Be sufficiently precautionary so that Triggers provide an early warning signal that prompts action appropriate for site-specific conditions. c) The Parties will avoid water quality degradation that may result from their addition of toxic, bioaccumulative, or persistent substances, as listed in Appendix E. d) The Parties are committed to pollution prevention and sustainable development to meet the objective of the virtual elimination for substances that are human-made, toxic, bioaccumulative and persistent (in the manner described in Appendix E6). e) The responsible Party or Parties will meet Transboundary Water Quality Objectives as measured at the designated transboundary monitoring station(s). f) The Parties will track and annually report on monitoring results for Transboundary Water Quality Objectives. g) The Parties will amend the substance lists in Appendix E as knowledge improves and new information becomes available.
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Surface Water Quality. Goals: Determine if surface-water quality has changed as a result of the GKM spill, and evaluate any changes with regulatory standards and criteria. Actions:
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Surface Water Quality. In 2019, the surface water quality monitoring, carried out in accordance with the 1995 Intergovernmental Agreement, was realized according to the optimisation of the joint Slovak- Hungarian monitoring approved on November 29, 2017. On the Slovak territory, the quality of surface water is monitored at twelve and the quality of sediments at four sampling sites. On the Hungarian territory, the surface water quality is observed at ten and the quality of sediments at four sampling sites. The list of sites is given in Table 2-1, and they are shown in Fig. 2-1. 1 109 D002015D Danube Bratislava, middle 3 4025 1106 Danube - old riverbed Dobrohošť, left side 4 3739 8028 Danube - old riverbed Sap, upstream of the confluence 5 112* D017000D Danube Medveďov, middle 6 307 8012 Danube - reservoir Kalinkovo, navigation line 7 311 8016 Danube - reservoir Šamorín, left side 8 3530 1151 tail-race canal Sap, left side 9 3529* D085001D Mosoni Danube Čunovo, middle 10 3531* D092001D right-side seepage canal Čunovo, middle 11 3376 8026 Dobrohošť canal Dobrohošť, left side 12 3528 8027 left-side river arm system Bačianske river arm Analyses of bottom sediments 4016 0002 Danube - old riverbed upstream of the submerged ▇▇▇▇ 307 8012 Danube - reservoir Kalinkovo, navigation line 311 8016 Danube - reservoir Šamorín, left side 4301 S-21 left-side river arm system Bodíky, Kráľovská lúka 1 3536 0001* Danube - old riverbed Rajka, right side 2 3534 0042 Danube - old riverbed Dunakiliti, downstream of the submerged ▇▇▇▇ 3 4354 0002 Danube - old riverbed Dunaremete, right side 4 3537 2306* Danube ▇▇▇▇▇, middle 6 3360 0082* Mosoni Danube Rajka, Lock No. I 7 3362 0084* right-side seepage canal Rajka, Lock No. II 8 3535 1112 right-side river arm system Dunakiliti, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ 9 3542 1114 right -side river arm system Dunasziget, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ river arm 10 3541 1126 right -side river arm system Ásványráró, Ásványi river arm Analyses of bottom sediments 3533 0043 Danube - old riverbed Dunakiliti, upstream of the submerged ▇▇▇▇ 3534 0042 Danube - old riverbed Dunakiliti, downstream of the submerged ▇▇▇▇ 3542 1114 right -side river arm system Dunasziget, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ river arm, 3541 1126 right -side river arm system Ásványráró, Ásványi river arm * - jointly observed monitoring sites At all monitoring sites, the impact of the measures, described in the Agreement, on surface water quality is observed. The main factors that could affect the water quality, are: the backwater effect upstream of the submerged ▇▇▇▇,...
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Surface Water Quality. The will summarize the findingsof the water quality study prepared for the bridge. Air Quality. We will prepare a qualitative evaluation of possible construction- related air quality impacts. This evaluation will include the potential to violate any air quality standard (including standards), contribute substantially to an existing or projected air quality violation, conflict with or obstruct implementation of an adopted air quality plan, or expose sensitive receptors to substantial pollutant concentrations.
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Surface Water Quality. In the event that significant adverse changes to water quality parameters are noted at one or more of the surface water sampling points, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall increase the frequency and range of sampling to identify the source of pollutants. Concurrently, specific alternatives to prevent the continued contamination of surface waters will be implemented by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Those alternatives may include: a. Diversion - The surface water flow which is contaminated would be diverted to the leachate treatment system to be handled as a leachate. b. Impoundment - Surface water which flows over the solid waste surface would be the source of contamination. That would be impounded and treated as a leachate. c. Liner Repair - Contaminated water which has been impounded by a liner(s) or other drainage ways could be leaking to the surface water system. The source of the leak will be identified and corrective action will be taken. That would include diverting the contaminated water away from the leak to a containment area until the leak is repaired. In all such cases, the source of the problem will be identified and, in consultation with the County and the Virginia Department of Solid Waste Management, an effective solution will be implemented by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to prevent any contamination of waterways within County. In addition, a surface water impact mitigation plan for the Chickahominy River reasonably acceptable to County, will be a part of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’ application for a landfill permit.
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