Common use of The SEP and Suspended Liability Clause in Contracts

The SEP and Suspended Liability. In accordance with the State Water Board’s Policy on Supplemental Environmental Projects (May 2018) and State Water Board Resolution 2018-0015, the Parties agree that the Discharger’s payment of the SEP Amount to fund the “San Francisco Bay Sediment Transport and Fate Modeling” project is a SEP, and that the SEP Amount shall be treated as a suspended administrative civil liability for purposes of this Stipulated Order. The Discharger’s SEP obligations shall be satisfactorily completed, and the SEP Amount will be permanently suspended, upon SFEI’s written notification to the Regional Water Board and the Discharger acknowledging that the Regional Monitoring Program received payment of the SEP Amount from the Discharger and that the payment will be spent on the project described in Section III, paragraph 1.c.i, and Attachment B in accordance with the terms of this Stipulated Order. SFEI’s annual and quarterly financial reports to the Regional Water Board shall be considered a final post-project accounting of expenditures.

The SEP and Suspended Liability. In accordance with the State Water Board’s Policy on Supplemental Environmental Projects (May 2018) and State Water Board Resolution 2018-0015, the Parties agree that the DischargerCCSF’s payment of the SEP Amount to fund the “Temporal Variability in Sediment Delivery to a North and Central San Francisco Bay Sediment Transport and Fate ModelingSalt Xxxxx” project is a SEP, and that the SEP Amount shall be treated as a suspended administrative civil liability for purposes of this Stipulated Order. The DischargerCCSF’s SEP obligations shall be satisfactorily completed, and the SEP Amount will be permanently suspended, upon SFEI’s written notification to the Regional Water Board and the Discharger CCSF acknowledging that the Regional Monitoring Program received payment of the SEP Amount from the Discharger CCSF and that the payment will be spent on the project described in Section III, paragraph 1.c.i1.b.1, and Attachment B in accordance with the terms of this Stipulated Order. SFEI’s annual and quarterly financial reports to the Regional Water Board shall be considered a final post-project accounting of expenditures.

The SEP and Suspended Liability. In accordance with the State Water Board’s Policy on Supplemental Environmental Projects (May 2018) and State Water Board Resolution 2018-0015, the Parties agree that the DischargerSettling Respondent’s payment of the SEP Amount to fund the “San Francisco Bay Sediment Transport and Fate Modeling” project is SEP Project constitutes a SEP, and that the SEP Amount shall be treated as a permanently suspended administrative civil liability for purposes of this Stipulated Order. The DischargerSettling Respondent’s SEP obligations shall be satisfactorily completed, and the SEP Amount will be permanently suspended, upon SFEI’s written notification to the Regional Water Board and the Discharger Settling Respondent acknowledging that the Regional Monitoring Program received payment of the SEP Amount from the Discharger Settling Respondent and that the payment will be spent on the project described in Section section III, paragraph 1.c.i7.b.i, and Attachment B in accordance with the terms of this Stipulated Order. SFEI’s annual and quarterly financial reports to the Regional Water Board shall be considered a final post-project accounting of expenditures.