Examples of Phase I Environmental Report in a sentence
A copy of any Phase I Environmental Report on the Property, if available in Seller's possession.
The PILOT Recipient must submit Phase I Environmental Report (“Environmental Report”) with no recognized environmental conditions, for any real property being included in a Lease Agreement, unless waived by the EDGE Board, dated no more than three (3) months prior to the first Lease Agreement closing on developed real property or six (6) months prior to the first Lease Agreement closing on undeveloped real property.
Environmental Conditions The Phase I Environmental Report is dated more than 12 months from the scheduled Closing Date of September 2006.
Applicant must obtain an updated Phase I Environmental Report for the Project.
In the event that there is suggestion of any environmental problem on, at or adjacent to the Collateral, including any unremedied environmental condition set forth in the Phase I Environmental Report, Administrative Agent may, at its option, require evidence of the nature of the problem at the Borrower’s expense.