Abandoned site definition

Abandoned site means a site on which industrial, commercial or agricultural activity occurred and for which no responsible person can reasonably be pursued for a remedial response to clean up the site or when the department determines it is in the best interest of the citizens of Arkansas to promote redevelopment under this subchapter while continuing to pursue the responsible party or parties;

Abandoned site means a site at which an Alteration has occurred and in respect of which there is no Operator.

Abandoned site means a site on which industrial,

Examples of Abandoned site in a sentence

• Abandoned site buildings exist at Burnt Island, Camlaren, Goodrock, Treacy, Try Me and West Bay.

• With the concession by Mr. Hakasenke, we do not intend to pursue this matter further; we shall, therefore, order the appellant to knock out from the principal sum any charges or penalties that have so far been levied and in the event of a disagreement the matter shall be referred for assessment by the learned Deputy Registrar.

• Abandoned site An area formerly used for quarrying/mining and mineralprocessing, where closure is incomplete and for which a titleholder still exists.

• This report proposes the 2018 Council meeting dates for Council consideration.

• Abandoned site An area formerly used for mining and mineral processing, where closure isincomplete and for which a titleholder still exists.

More Definitions of Abandoned site

Abandoned site means, for the purpose of R645-400, a coal mining and reclamation operation for which the Division has found in writing that,

Abandoned site means a site where no responsible party can be identified or located.

Abandoned site means a site where there is no responsible party as determined by the local enforcement agency and the Board.

Abandoned site means a surface coal mining and reclamation operation for which the director has found, in writing, each of the following:

Abandoned site means an area which has been left by the developer after implementing a project without returning it to the status similar to its original position or changing it to a friendly environmental usage;