Environmental Standard definition

Environmental Standard means a regulation for which an entity opts at its/his/her discretion in order to apply limits of parameters regarding environmental quality, concentration of pollutants in waste, and technical and managerial requirements. The standard is issued by a competent authority or organization in accordance with regulations of law on standards and technical regulations.

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Environmental Standard means for the Release of Pollutants, for all areas, shall be the groundwater criteria in Table I of Chapter 62-777 of the Florida Administrative Code, and for all other environmental media other than groundwater, the most stringent applicable concentration for the medium of concern identified in Table I or Table II of Chapter 62-777 of the Florida Administrative Code for either direct commercial/industrial exposure or, leachability based- on- groundwater; provided that sediment in a Class IV (Agricultural Water Supplies) body of water on the Premises shall be considered soil and that sediment in a Class III body of water on the Premises shall meet the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Guidelines for Florida Inland Waters (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al, 2003). If no Soil Cleanup Target Level (“SCTL”), Groundwater Cleanup Target Level (“GCTL”), or Florida Surface Water Cleanup Target Level (“FSCTL”) exists in Table I or Table II for a Pollutant, the SCTL, GCTL or FSCTL for it shall be established in accordance with the procedures in Chapter 62-777 for establishing an SCTL, GCTL or FSCTL.

Environmental Standard means the concentrations, amounts or conditions specified in any Environmental Laws, in a risk assessment approved by a Canadian Governmental Entity or in any standards or criteria that are used for the purposes of analyzing and assessing the concentrations of substances in the soil or groundwater during a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment.

Examples of Environmental Standard in a sentence

• If within forty-five (45) business days of receipt of the Additional Remediation Notice, SELLER delivers written notice to BUYER that it disputes that the Release of Pollutants identified in the Additional Remediation Notice occurred or exists in excess of the Environmental Standard on or before the Lease Termination Date, or that same was not Identified in BUYER’s Environmental Assessment, either SELLER or BUYER may initiate dispute resolution procedures as provided in Section 20.

• All cleaning products used in the Premises must be certified under the current Green Seal™ Environmental Standard for Industrial and Institutional Cleaners - GS-37.

• An Environmental Safety Review Plan (NUREG-1555), “Standard Review Plans for Environmental Reviews for Nuclear Power Plants: Environmental Standard Review Plan [ESRP]” provides guidance to NRC staff reviewers for performing environmental reviews of applications related to nuclear power plants.

• DEFCON 602B– Quality Assurance (Without Deliverable Quality Plan) In addition to the General Conditions, the following Quality Assurance and certifications requirements shall apply throughout the term of the contract and shall be date current; ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ 05-61: (Part 1, Issue 4) – Quality Assurance Procedural Requirements ISO 9001:2008 – Quality Standard ISO 14001:2004 – Environmental Standard Standard PAS 141 Certification*.

• All paints, primers, and anti-corrosive coatings applied on-site to the interior of the building must not exceed the VOC limit of Green Seal Environmental Standard GS-11, 2008, Section 4.4. Coatings applied on-site to the interior of the building must not exceed the current VOC limit of SCAQMD Rule 1113 for clear wood finishes, floor coatings, stains, sealers and shellacs, and all other applicable coatings.

• All paints, primer and anti-corrosive coatings applied on-site to the building interior must not exceed the VOC limit of the Green Seal Environmental Standard GS-11, 3rd Edition January 1, 2010 as shown below: Non-flat Topcoat 100 Flat Topcoat 50 Primer 100 Anti-Corrosive Coating 250 Interior coatings applied on-site to the interior of the building must not exceed the current limit of SCAQMD Rule 1113 for clear wood finishes, floor coating, stains, sealers, and shellacs, and all other applicable coatings.

• The EnviroVeg Logo shall be used to identify fresh produce that have been produced on farms that are licensed to the Freshcare Environmental Standard and EnviroVeg Certification and Logo Use Rules.

• The EnviroVeg Logo shall only be used in relation to product that has been produced in accordance with the Freshcare Environmental Standard and EnviroVeg Certification and Logo Use Rules.

• It is also the responsibility of the operator to be aware of extra regulatory or market requirements that are in addition to the Freshcare Environmental Standard and EnviroVeg Certification and Logo Use Rules.

• The EnviroVeg Logo shall be used by Licensed Applicants for the purpose and objectives of the Freshcare Environmental Standard and EnviroVeg Certification and Logo Use Rules.

More Definitions of Environmental Standard

Environmental Standard means any regulatory requirement under Applicable Law which prohibits Contamination or establishes a qualitative or quantitative limit on the presence of Contamination;

Environmental Standard means a normative document, drawn up and approved in accordance with the established procedure, setting out the rules, general principles or characteristics for the protection of the general and reusable environment;

Environmental Standard means any statutorily required standard by which environmental compliance is measured by the Department.

Environmental Standard means any regulatory requirement under Applicable Law which prohibits Contamination or establishes a qualitiative or quantitative limit on the presence fo Contamination.

Environmental Standard means the minimum regulatory standard necessary to achieve compliance with Environmental Laws.