Prohibition Zone definition
Examples of Prohibition Zone in a sentence
PLS will implement its June 2, 2009 Verification Plan (“Verification Plan”), as modified below, to insure that any potential migration of groundwater contamination outside of the expanded Prohibition Zone is detected before such migration occurs.
If concentrations in one or more of the three new ▇▇▇▇▇ installed at the perimeter of the expanded Prohibition Zone (or the existing MW-120s, MW-120d, MW-121s, and MW-121d) exceed 20 ppb, PLS will conduct a hydrogeological investigation to determine the fate of 1 Subject to approval of this agreement, including operation of TW-21, PLS will not be required to install an additional performance monitoring well in Veteran’s Park.
Continued migration of groundwater contamination into the Prohibition Zone shall not be considered expansion.
Expansion of the Prohibition Zone to Include the Evergreen Plume.
This feasibility study will include options other than simply expanding the Prohibition Zone, although that option may be included in the analysis.
If concentrations in any of the perimeter ▇▇▇▇▇ exceed 85 ppb (subject to approval by the Court of the application of a new criteria) or if PLS’ investigation indicates that the plume of groundwater contamination will migrate outside of the Prohibition Zone, PLS will conduct a feasibility study of available options for addressing the situation.
Under the proposed modifications the Prohibition Zone would be expanded to encompass all of the groundwater contamination in the Eastern Area, including the plume in the Evergreen Subdivision area.
The Court's May 17, 2005 Order Prohibiting Groundwater Use's requirement that PLS properly plug and replace any private drinking water ▇▇▇▇▇ by connecting those properties to municipal water would apply to the expanded Prohibition Zone.
It is the intent of the Parties that any further expansion of the Prohibition Zone to address migration of groundwater contamination outside of the expanded Prohibition Zone should be avoided unless there are compelling reasons to do so.
The institutional control that currently prevents use of the groundwater in the Unit E in the current Prohibition Zone will be extended to the Evergreen Subdivision area.