WATER QUALITY – BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES Sample Clauses

WATER QUALITY – BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. 46 The Owner, Landlord and Tenant are committed to the implementation of controls (best 47 management practices, or BMPs) to manage activities on the premises in a manner which aids in the 48 protection of the City of San Diego’s precious water resources. It is the Tenant’s responsibility to identify 49 and implement an effective combination of BMPs so as not to cause pollutant discharges to the storm 50 drain system in violation of Section 43.03, Stormwater Ordinance. 51 52 Therefore, Tenant shall, at a minimum,implement and comply, as applicable, with the BMPs for 53 industrial and commercial facilities adopted under the San Diego Municipal Code Section 43.0307 (a). 55 It is ultimately the Tenant’s responsibility to prevent pollutant discharges to the storm drain 56 system. Therefore, the Tenant will identify and implement any additional BMPs that may be required to 57 avoid the discharge of pollutants to the storm drain system.” 59 Any conflict resulting from the requirements as set forth in this Lease section and the 60 requirements as set forth in the applicable San Diego Municipal Code section(s) shall be resolved in favor 61 of the requirements as set forth in the applicable San Diego Municipal Code section(s).

WATER QUALITY – BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. 46 The Owner, Landlord and Tenant are committed to the implementation of controls (best 47 management practices, or BMPs) to manage activities on the premises in a manner which aids in the 48 protection of the City of San Diego’s precious water resources. It is the Tenant’s responsibility to identify 49 and implement an effective combination of BMPs so as not to cause pollutant discharges to the storm 50 drain system in violation of Section 43.03, Stormwater Ordinance. 51 52 Therefore, Tenant shall, at a minimum, implement and comply, as applicable, with the BMPs for 53 industrial and commercial facilities adopted under the San Diego Municipal Code Section 43.0307 (a). 55 It is ultimately the Tenant’s responsibility to prevent pollutant discharges to the storm drain 56 system. Therefore, the Tenant will identify and implement any additional BMPs that may be required to 57 avoid the discharge of pollutants to the storm drain system.” 59 Any conflict resulting from the requirements as set forth in this Lease section and the 60 requirements as set forth in the applicable San Diego Municipal Code section(s) shall be resolved in favor 61 of the requirements as set forth in the applicable San Diego Municipal Code section(s). 63 Section 27.38 NONDISCRIMINATION. 64 This Lease is made and accepted upon and subject to the covenant and condition, which shall run 65 with the land, that Tenant or any person claiming under or through Tenant shall not establish or allow any 66 discrimination against or segregation of any person or group of persons on account of race, color, 1 religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, familial status, or 2 source of income in the possession, use and occupancy of the Premises or in the selection, location, 3 number, use or occupancy of tenants, subtenants or vendees in the Premises.

WATER QUALITY – BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. CITY and LESSEE are committed to the implementation of controls (“best management practices” or “BMPs”) to manage activities on the Leased Aircraft Ground Space in a manner which aids in the protection of the CITY’s precious water resources. It is the LESSEE’s responsibility to identify and implement an effective combination of BMPs so as not to cause pollutant discharges to the storm drain system in violation of San Diego Storm Water Management and Discharge Control Ordinance (San Diego Municipal Code sections 43.0301 to 43.0312).