Previous Investigations Clause Samples

The "Previous Investigations" clause defines the parties' obligations regarding the disclosure of any prior studies, inspections, or assessments conducted on the subject property or matter. Typically, this clause requires one or both parties to inform the other about any environmental, structural, or legal investigations that have already taken place, and may require sharing relevant reports or findings. By ensuring transparency about past investigations, this clause helps prevent redundant efforts, allows for informed decision-making, and reduces the risk of undisclosed issues affecting the transaction or agreement.
Previous Investigations. List and briefly describe all previous investigations that have occurred at the facility, agencies (e.g., the Department's Site Mitigation Branch, the Regional Water Quality Control Board, etc.) which required and/or oversaw the investigations, and agency contacts.
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Previous Investigations. On behalf of NMED, Intera, Inc. (Intera) conducted soil gas surveys at various historical dry cleaning facilities in the Santa Fe area in June 2019. The results of two samples collected at the White Swan property indicated tetrachloroethene (PCE) in soil vapor at concentrations of 6,000 and 3,500 micrograms per cubic meter (μg/m3). These concentrations exceed NMED’s residential vapor intrusion screening level (VISL) for PCE of 1,390 μg/cm3, and one result was close to the industrial VISL for PCE of 6,550 μg/cm3. In a letter dated April 14, 2021, NMED concluded that a release of PCE had occurred at the site, and requested submittal of a corrective action plan pursuant to 20.6.2.1203 NMAC (NMED, 2021a). DBS&A submitted a work plan on July 6, 2021 for an initial site investigation on behalf of Elisia (DBS&A, 2021a), which was approved by NMED on August 5, 2021 (NMED, 2021b). DBS&A conducted a Phase I environmental site assessment (ESA) for the property (DBS&A, 2021b). There was one recognized environmental condition (REC) identified that resulted from the PCE release, which was detected during the soil gas survey conducted by Intera. DBS&A conducted an initial site assessment (ISA) between September 2021 and February 2022. In the ISA report, DBS&A recommended that a limited site investigation be conducted to address data gaps in the characterization of the horizontal extent of the PCE plume in shallow soil gas, and to assess the vertical extent of the PCE plume near the White Swan facility (DBS&A, 2022a). DBS&A submitted a work plan on June 16, 2022 for an additional site investigation (DBS&A, 2022b), which was approved by NMED on June 28, 2022 (NMED, 2022). The scope of work for this investigation included installation of a nested vapor well in the area of the presumed PCE
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Previous Investigations. In the past GEDAS carried out an environmental and geotechnical investigation in the current investigation area and on the neighbouring site. According to the reviewed files provided for the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, GEDAS produced the following reports for the site and the neighbouring site: • Measurement plan dated 6th November 2000, 03/3043 (neighbouring site) • Measurement plan dated 6th of January 2001, 11/11/1844 Date: 23th September 2002 Page: 17/44 • Phase I Environmental Site Assessment; dated 5th October 2001, 03/3043 (neighbouring site) • Phase I Environmental Site Assessment; report 11/15/1844 dated 18th January 2001, 11/11/1844 • Geotechnical site investigation dated 29th November 2000, 03/3043 (neighbouring site) • Geotechnical site investigation dated 23th January 2001, 11/11/1844 • Soil investigation dated 9th October 2000, 03/3043 (neighbouring site) • Topographical survey dated December 21st 2000, 11/11/1844 Together with the geotechnical study on the neighbouring parcels, 8 soil samples were taken and were analysed to determine the soil quality. No concentrations exceeded the Walloon Background Values or the Flemish Vlarebo Intervention Values. A new soil investigation was executed on the current site.
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Previous Investigations. List and briefly describe all previous investigation that have occurred at the facility, who they were done for (i.e., agency) and agency contacts.
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