Common use of Environmental Procedures Clause in Contracts

Environmental Procedures. 16.1 Each Party shall provide the other Party with immediate verbal notification and then follow up by written notification within 24 hours of occurrence of any Release of Hazardous Substances or any type of remediation activity that could reasonably be expected to adversely affect the other Party. 16.2 If applicable, Buyer shall allow Seller to use at no cost existing groundwater monitoring well▇ ▇▇▇ated at the Site for conducting Seller's remediation and monitoring of environmental conditions on Seller's property. Buyer shall be responsible for the repair and maintenance of existing groundwater monitoring well▇ ▇▇ the Site. 16.3 Seller will have the right to discharge at no cost stormwater runoff from Seller's property across Buyer's property under the authority of the Buyer's SPDES permit where such permits exist. 16.4 Each Party shall be responsible for the storage and off-site disposal of all Hazardous Waste generated by the use, operation, maintenance, relocation or removal of its equipment that are located on the property or at any facility of the other Party. 16.5 Neither Party shall make changes to the site topography or accesses, including but not limited to grading or drainage, that could reasonably be expected to affect the other Party's facilities or common use drainage or pollution controls systems, without the prior written consent of the other Party, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld. 16.6 Buyer shall incorporate into its own emergency planning documents including but not limited to SPCC and SWPPP plans, Hazardous Substances contingency planning and emergency response contingencies relating to Seller's facilities, systems and equipment which are located on Buyer's property or within Buyer's facilities. 16.7 Neither Party shall knowingly take any actions which might reasonably be expected to have an adverse environmental impact upon the operations of the other Party without prior written notification and agreement between the Parties. 16.8 Buyer shall grant to Seller such reasonable requests for an easements for drainage of stormwater from land retained by Seller across Buyers' property. These easements shall include the right to use Buyer's property (including trench drains, valves, pipelines, leac▇ ▇▇▇lds, oil water separator, wastewater treatment facility, and other fixtures), equipment or portions of the Buyer's property, as applicable, for drainage, discharge, retention, or percolation of stormwater runoff. 16.9 Seller shall comply with the requirements of: (i) Buyer's SPCC plan that applies to discharges from Seller's retained properties; and (ii) Buyer's SPDES permit that applies to discharges from Seller's retained land.

Environmental Procedures. 16.1 Each Party shall provide the other Party with immediate verbal notification and then follow up by written notification within 24 hours of occurrence of any Release of Hazardous Substances or any type of remediation activity that could reasonably be expected to adversely affect the other Party. 16.2 If applicable, Buyer shall allow Seller to use at no cost existing groundwater monitoring well▇ ▇▇▇ated at the Site for conducting Seller's remediation and monitoring of environmental conditions on Seller's property. Buyer shall be responsible for the repair and maintenance of existing groundwater monitoring well▇ ▇▇ the Site. 16.3 Seller will have the right to discharge at no cost stormwater runoff from Seller's property across Buyer's property under the authority of the Buyer's SPDES permit where such permits existexist and is permitted by applicable law. 16.4 Each Party shall be responsible for the storage and off-site disposal of all Hazardous Waste generated by the use, operation, maintenance, relocation or removal of its equipment that are located on the property or at any facility of the other Party. 16.5 Neither Party shall make changes to the site topography or accesses, including but not limited to grading or drainage, that could reasonably be expected to affect the other Party's facilities or common use drainage or pollution controls systems, without the prior written consent of the other Party, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld. 16.6 Buyer shall incorporate into its own emergency planning documents documents, including but not limited to SPCC and SWPPP plans, Hazardous hazardous Substances contingency planning and emergency response contingencies relating to Seller's facilities, systems and equipment which are located on Buyer's property or within Buyer's facilities. 16.7 Neither Party shall knowingly take any actions which might reasonably be expected to have an adverse environmental impact upon the operations of the other Party without prior written notification and agreement between the Parties. 16.8 Buyer shall grant to Seller such reasonable requests for an easements for drainage of stormwater from land retained by Seller across Buyers' propertyproperty pursuant to the terms of the Declaration of Easements. These easements shall include the right to use Buyer's property (including trench drains, valves, pipelines, leac▇ ▇▇▇lds, oil water separator, wastewater treatment facility, and other fixtures), equipment or portions of the Buyer's property, as applicable, for drainage, discharge, retention, or percolation of stormwater runoff. 16.9 Seller shall comply with the requirements of: (i) Buyer's SPCC plan SPCplan that applies to discharges from Seller's retained properties; and (ii) Buyer's SPDES permit that applies to discharges from Seller's retained land.

Environmental Procedures. 16.1 Each Party shall provide the other Party with immediate verbal notification and then follow up by written notification within 24 hours of occurrence of any Release of Hazardous Substances or any type of remediation activity that could reasonably be expected to adversely affect the other Party. 16.2 If applicable, Buyer shall allow Seller to use at no cost existing groundwater monitoring well▇ ▇▇▇ated at the Site for conducting Seller's remediation and monitoring of environmental conditions on Seller's property. Buyer shall be responsible for the repair and maintenance of existing groundwater monitoring well▇ ▇▇ the Site. 16.3 Seller will have the right to discharge at no cost stormwater runoff from Seller's property across Buyer's property under the authority of the Buyer's SPDES permit where such permits exist. 16.4 Each Party shall be responsible for the storage and off-site disposal of all Hazardous Waste generated by the use, operation, maintenance, relocation or removal of its equipment that are located on the property or at any facility of the other Party. 16.5 Neither Party shall make changes to the site topography or accesses, including but not limited to grading or drainage, that could reasonably be expected to affect the other Party's facilities or common use drainage or pollution controls systems, without the prior written consent of the other Party, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld. 16.6 Buyer shall incorporate into its own emergency planning documents including but not limited to SPCC and SWPPP plans, Hazardous Substances contingency planning and emergency response contingencies relating to Seller's facilities, systems and equipment which are located on Buyer's property or within Buyer's facilities. 16.7 Neither Party shall knowingly take any actions which might reasonably be expected to have an adverse environmental impact upon the operations of the other Party without prior written notification and agreement between the Parties. 16.8 Buyer shall grant to Seller such reasonable requests for an easements for drainage of stormwater from land retained by Seller across Buyers' property. These easements shall include the right to use Buyer's property (including trench drains, valves, pipelines, leac▇ ▇▇▇lds, oil water separator, wastewater treatment facility, and other fixtures), equipment or portions of the Buyer's property, as applicable, for drainage, discharge, retention, or percolation of stormwater runoff.: 16.9 Seller shall comply with the requirements of: (i) Buyer's SPCC plan that applies to discharges from Seller's retained properties; and (ii) Buyer's SPDES permit that applies to discharges from Seller's retained land.