Radon Testing Sample Clauses

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Radon Testing. If a Radon Screening Test is ordered to be performed by this company, please be advised that this company conforms to the procedures and protocols of the State of NJ as regulated by the NJDEP. This test is performed using approved methods, and the radon test is done in association with a NJ certified radon measurement business and is processed by a certified laboratory. Please be aware that since the test equipment must be left unattended in at the subject property location, it is possible that tampering can take place, and the results of this test can therefore be inadvertently or fraudulently altered by persons at the test site. If you are not willing to assume this risk, then we recommend that the test be deferred until conditions are secure and/or appropriate for radon testing.
Radon Testing. A school district may include radon testing as a part of 149.33 its health and safety ten-year facility plan under section 123B.595, subdivision 4. If a 149.34 school district receives authority to use health and safety long-term facilities maintenance
Radon Testing. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) believes “Indoor Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and the leading cause among non-smokers…About 1 in 15 homes has high radon levels.” Radon is an odorless, colorless naturally occurring gas that can only be detected with specifically designed testing equipment. WE will install a continuous radon monitor and/or charcoal canisters for a minimum of 48 hours then return to collect the equipment and obtain a report. CLIENT(S) understand that we can not guarantee closed house conditions for 12 hours prior to and during the test or that the equipment will not disturbed and or the test compromised while left at the property, and agrees to hold us harmless from the results of the test. WE bear no responsibility for subsequent and or consequent damages should CLIENT(S) decline a radon gas test. CLIENT(S) request a Radon Gas Test for an additional fee of $ and agrees to all terms and conditions. CLIENT Initial(s): _√
Radon Testing. Pursuant to that certain Phase I Environmental Site Assessment dated March 9, 2001, prepared by ESA1, the Facility is located in an area of high radon risk. The Lender shall conduct annual radon testing of the Property and the Facility. Pursuant to Section 6.7 herein, the Borrower shall promptly pay to the Lender all costs related to the radon testing. Additionally, should the result of the annual testing necessitate remediation of radon present at the Property, the Borrower shall complete all necessary Remedial Work, as defined in Section 6.8 herein.
Radon Testing. If a passive radon monitoring device is used, duplicate samples shall be collected for every 2,000 square feet of office space. Radon testing devices shall be approved by the National Radon Safety Board (NRSE) or the National Environmental Health Association (NEMA) and analyzed by a laboratory accredited by the NRSB or certified by the NEHA. Radon shall be measured in accordance with the NRSB or NEHA radon measurement protocol. The maximum allowable concentration of radon shall be 4.0 picocuries of radon per liter of air.
Radon Testing. The County will develop and implement a testing protocol for radon in all County facilities (owned and leased) in accordance with current industry standards. When mold becomes apparent in any bargaining unit work environment, the County shall take corrective action to eliminate the mold in a timely manner.
Radon Testing. (i) Borrower must deliver the results of Radon Testing to Lender for its review by the Radon Testing Completion Date. (ii) If Lender determines that the Radon Testing does not indicate the necessity for Radon Remediation, Borrower’s obligations under this Section 4.03(h) will terminate. Such termination will not modify or diminish any other obligations of Borrower for any other Repairs under this Section 4.03. (iii) If Lender determines that the Radon Testing indicates the necessity for Radon Remediation, Lender will provide Borrower with a Radon Remediation Notice. (iv) No later than 30 days after the date of the Radon Remediation Notice, Borrower must provide Lender with a signed, binding fixed price radon remediation contract with a qualified service provider. (v) Borrower must pay the Radon Remediation Deposit to Lender. Lender will place the Radon Remediation Deposit in the Repair Reserve Fund to be disbursed in accordance with the terms of this Section 4.03. (vi) Borrower must complete the Radon Remediation by the Radon Remediation Completion Date. (vii) If Radon Remediation is required, the Repair Schedule of Work contained in Exhibit C will be deemed automatically amended to add the required Radon Remediation and the Radon Remediation Completion Date and such Radon Remediation and Radon Remediation Completion Date will be considered Repairs as if originally part of the Repair Schedule of Work attached as an exhibit to this Loan Agreement. However, at Lender’s option, in Lender’s Discretion, Borrower will enter into a formal amendment to the Repair Schedule of Work to more fully set forth the Radon Remediation and the Radon Remediation Completion Date. (viii) When the Radon Remediation is completed, Borrower must provide a written certification from a qualified environmental consultant, as determined by Lender, that the Radon Remediation has been satisfactorily completed, that a minimum of 48 hours of testing has been conducted and that the Mortgaged Property now meets the environmental eligibility standard of radon concentrations at or below 4 pCi/L. (ix) When the Radon Remediation is completed, Borrower will be required to enter into an O &M Program that provides that Borrower will cause radon levels on the Mortgaged Property to be tested as recommended by the environmental consultant or as required by Lender, and will provide Lender with the results of such testing. (x) Borrower acknowledges and agrees that radon gas in concentrations above those...
Radon Testing. If the Landlord has conducted any testing for radon, any and all reports shall be provided to the Tenant. In addition, the Landlord shall give to the Tenant a mandatory Radon Warning Statement and the IEMA approved Radon Disclosure Pamphlet. The Tenant acknowledges the said radon disclosures with their signature below in this Agreement.
Radon Testing. Purchasers may within the Due Diligence Period as set forth in Paragraph 4 of Purchaser’s Rider, at Purchaser’s cost and expense to have the premises inspected for the existence of radon. In the event that radon is found to exist in excess of 4.0 pico-curies per liter, the Sellers may elect to remediate the radon condition at Sellers’ cost and expense, so as to reduce said condition to 4.0 pico-curies or less, in which event, Purchasers agree to consummate this transaction. As an alternative to remediating the radon condition, the parties shall agree on an adjustment to the Purchase Price and thereafter Seller shall have no obligation to remediate the radon condition.
Radon Testing. Upon completion of the construction of the Improvements, Borrower shall cause each building in the Project to be tested for radon gas by an environmental consultant approved by Bondowner Representative. The radon testing shall be conducted (a) by an environmental consultant approved by Bondowner Representative, (b) in at least ten percent (10%) of the lowest level residential units in the Project, (c) in not less than one (1) unit in each building of the Project, and (d) in living rooms, dens or bedrooms (and not in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways or closets), and the results of such tests shall be set forth in a written report, in form and substance approved by Bondowner Representative. If such report discloses radon levels in excess of applicable federal, state or local health and safety guidelines (“Applicable Guidelines”), Borrower shall, at its sole cost and expense, take all necessary actions to reduce radon levels to a level below the Applicable Guidelines and shall deliver to Bondowner Representative an updated written report confirming such reduction in radon levels.