ECOLOGICAL CONTROL Clause Samples

The Ecological Control clause establishes requirements and responsibilities for managing and protecting the environment during the execution of a project or contract. It typically obligates parties to comply with environmental laws, implement measures to prevent pollution, and minimize ecological disturbance, such as controlling waste disposal or protecting wildlife habitats. This clause ensures that environmental impacts are considered and mitigated, thereby reducing legal risks and promoting sustainable practices throughout the project's duration.
ECOLOGICAL CONTROL. THE ASSOCIATE, in developing all activities under this contract, shall comply with all provisions of the National Code of Renewable Natural Resources and Protection of the Environment and other legal dispositions on this subject. To this end, THE ASSOCIATE shall implement a permanent preventive plan to assure the preservation and restoration of the natural resources within the areas in which the exploration, exploitation and transportation work is realized as provided for in this contract. Said plans and schedules must be divulged by THE ASSOCIATE to the national and regional communities and entities involved in this matter. Likewise, specific contingency plans must be developed to respond to emergencies and to implement remedial actions. THE ASSOCIATE shall coordinate said plans and actions with the appropriate entities. Schedules and budget pertaining to said plans shall be prepared by the Associate in accordance with pertinent clauses of this contract. All costs thus generated shall be assumed by THE ASSOCIATE during the Period of Exploration and by Both Parties, chargeable to the Joint Account, during the Exploitation period. CLAUSE 31743 TAXES, CHARGES AND OTHERS Any taxes and charges accrued after the establishment of the Joint Account and before the Parties receive their production share, related to Oil exploitation, shall be charged to the Joint Account. Revenue, capital gains and related taxes shall be payable by each Party as applicable to each one. 32.1 THE ASSOCIATE shall designate the Operator's Manager after consultation with ECOPETROL. 32.2 Pursuant to the terms of this contract and subject to the norms to be established thereof, the Operator shall have autonomy in appointing the personnel required for the operations thereunder, and shall be able to determine their remuneration, duties, rank, number and conditions. The Operator shall adequately and diligently train said Colombian personnel as may be required to replace foreign personnel, as Operator deems necessary to perform the operations hereunder. Nevertheless, the Operator shall comply with all regulations of law governing the proportion of national and foreign employees and laborers.
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ECOLOGICAL CONTROL. THE ASSOCIATE, in the development of all contract activities, shall timely comply with the provisions of the National Code of Renewable Natural Resources and of Environmental Protection and remaining legal provisions on the subject. For said purpose, THE ASSOCIATE agrees to permanently execute a preventive plan to guarantee conservation and restoration of natural resources in the areas where Exploration, exploitation and transportation works under this contract are carried out. Said plans and programs shall be disclosed by THE ASSOCIATE to national and regional entities related to this matter. Also, specific contingency plans shall be established for emergencies and remedial actions. For said purpose, THE ASSOCIATE shall coordinate said plans and actions with competent authorities. The respective programs and budgets shall be prepared by THE ASSOCIATE in agreement with the pertinent clauses of this contract. All costs incurred shall be on the ASSOCIATE's account in the Exploration Period and in the Exploitation under the sole risk modality, and by both Parties charged to the Joint Account during the Exploitation Period. <PAGE> 71 No.30154/Err CLAUSE 31. TAXES, CHARGES AND OTHERS Any taxes and charges accruing after the establishment of the Joint Account and before the Parties receive their share of the production, that are chargeable to the exploitation of Hydrocarbons, shall be charged to the Joint Account. Income, patrimony and supplementary taxes shall be for the sole account of each Party,
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ECOLOGICAL CONTROL. In performing work hereunder, THE ASSOCIATE should comply with the provisions of the National Code for Renewable Natural Resources and Environmental Protection and other legal provisions on this matter. THE ASSOCIATE undertakes to carry out a permanent prevention plan to guarantee conservation and restoration of natural resources within the zones where it carries out Exploration, development and transport hereunder. THE ASSOCIATE should make these plans and programs known to the communities and to national and regional entities involved in this matter. Likewise, specific contingency plans should be established to deal with emergencies and take pertinent remedial action. To this end, THE ASSOCIATE should coordinate plans and action with the authorized entities. THE ASSOCIATE must prepare the respective Budgets and programs as set out in the pertinent clauses of this contract. All costs incurred shall be assumed by THE ASSOCIATE in the Exploration Period and in sole risk operations during the Exploitation Period. During the Exploitation Period these costs will be charged to the Joint Account and shared by both Parties.
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ECOLOGICAL CONTROL. THE ASSOCIATE, in the development of all contract activities, shall timely comply with the provisions of the National Code of Renewable Natural Resources and of Environmental Protection and remaining legal provisions on the subject. For said purpose, THE ASSOCIATE agrees to permanently execute a preventive plan to guarantee conservation and restoration of natural resources in the areas where Exploration, exploitation and transportation works under this contract are carried out. Said plans and programs shall be disclosed by THE ASSOCIATE to national and regional entities related to this matter. Also, specific contingency plans shall be established for emergencies and remedial actions. For said purpose, THE ASSOCIATE shall coordinate said plans and actions with competent authorities. The respective programs and budgets shall be prepared by THE ASSOCIATE in agreement with the pertinent clauses of this contract. All costs incurred shall be on the ASSOCIATE's account in the Exploration Period and in the Exploitation under the sole risk modality, and by both Parties charged to the Joint Account during the Exploitation Period. SWORN TRANSLATION No.30154/Err
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