Technical Input Sample Clauses

Technical Input. Questions, comments, or other technical communication between ADLT and FIBERSTARS may be via facsimile, telephone, e-mail, or mail, or such other mutually acceptable form of communication. ADLT shall designate a person to respond to information requests from FIBERSTARS, and such person shall respond promptly to FIBERSTARS.
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Technical Input. As long as Xxxxxx is a “Person Performing Response Actions with Respect to the Groundwater in the Restricted Zone,” as defined in the Ordinance, Abbott agrees to perform, or have its designated representative perform, the following activities with respect to the Ordinance: • Coordinate with any new Well Applicant for the installation and hookup of a new Well, pursuant to Section I, Paragraph B of the Program; • Pay the additional cost to install a new Well to the minimum depth specified in Section I, Paragraph C of the Program, provided the Applicant agrees to use the Michigan-licensed water well drilling contractor recommended by Abbott. The selected well drilling contractor shall xxxx Xxxxxx directly for the additional costs associated with installing the new Well to the minimum depths specified in Section I, Paragraph C of the Program; • Supervise the installation of new Xxxxx to assure their proper installation; • Sample new Xxxxx per Community Health Agency regulations and the constituents being monitored by Abbott pursuant to the LTIRA Plan; • Supply alternative drinking water to properties as required under Section II, Paragraph B of the Program; • Properly abandon existing Xxxxx if required pursuant to Section II, Paragraph C of the Program; • Install new Xxxxx if required pursuant to Section II Paragraph C of the Program; • Consult with the Township and the Community Health Agency, as defined in the Program, to provide technical and other assistance in connection with the Program and with the Township’s enforcement of the Ordinance; • Cooperate with the MDEQ and the Township to promptly consider revisions to the Ordinance if requested by the MDEQ or requested by Abbott in conjunction with compliance with the LTIRA Plan or related response actions with respect to the groundwater in the Restricted Zone.
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