Removal and Disposal Sample Clauses
The Removal and Disposal clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for taking away and properly discarding materials, equipment, or waste from a project site. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for removing debris, old fixtures, or hazardous substances, and may require compliance with environmental regulations or proper documentation of disposal. This clause ensures that the site is left clean and safe, and helps prevent disputes over cleanup obligations or improper disposal practices.
Removal and Disposal if the Water Heater has reached the end of its useful life and we are not installing a replacement Water Heater, you shall at such time own the Water Heater, and if you wish for us to disconnect and/or dispose of the Water Heater, you must contact us by calling ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ to make such arrangements. We will charge you in accordance with our then current fee schedules for removals or disposals.
Removal and Disposal. This is to include all services for handling, disposing, recycling and/or destroying customer owned goods (if requested) which are no longer needed as part of the reconfiguration. Property that is no longer needed by the Agency remains the property of the State of Maine and may be moved into storage or delivered to Central Services, Surplus Property. Surplus Property will work with the Agency on site to determine which property items need to be returned to the Surplus warehouse and also those that can be disposed of on site. This Surplus review must be requested for each instance and location. Surplus will consider exemption requests and may, after review of said request, waive this requirement.
Removal and Disposal if the Equipment has reached the end of its useful life and we are not installing replacement Equipment, you shall at such time own the Equipment, and if you wish for us to disconnect and/or dispose of the Equipment, you must contact us by calling ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ to make such arrangements. We will charge you in accordance with our then current fee schedules for removals or disposals.
Removal and Disposal. Contractor must remove and dispose of all construction or demolition debris materials, waste, and soils at licensed facilities in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws, including, but not limited to, the National Environmental Policy Act and Illinois Public Act 96-1416, with the most stringent and demanding requirements controlling.
Removal and Disposal. In addition, Lessee shall immediately remove all Hazardous Materials which Lessee, its agents, employees, contractors, invitees or subtenants have caused to be released or disposed of in, on, under or adjacent to, the Premises or the Property. Lessee shall dispose of all Hazardous Material removed from the Premises or the Property in lawful disposal sites and otherwise in compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances. regulations. rules and policies, and in all removals of Hazardous Materials, Lessee shall list itself as the shipper.
Removal and Disposal. Notwithstanding any termination or cessation of operations, Lessee shall continue to be liable under this Lease for the removal and disposal of all hazardous materials, and any equipment or improvements that could be contaminated by such materials that Lessee introduced to the Property during the term of this Lease. Lessee shall also be responsible for mitigating any and all any and all damages related to such materials.
Removal and Disposal. The Contractor shall provide sixty (60) days notice of upcoming lease expiration to the Commonwealth agency lessee. At the Commonwealth’s discretion, the agency lessee shall either: (1) promptly return the Lease Property, shipping/freight prepaid at the Contractor’s expense, to any location in the continental United States as specified by the Contractor; or (2) elect to have the Contractor physically remove the Lease Property from its location. If the Lease Property is returned via shipment, the Lessee shall pay the required rent for the Leased Property until it has been shipped to the Contractor. If the Lease Property is removed from its location by the Contractor, the Contractor shall remove the Lease Property within thirty (30) days of the end of the lease or on a date agreed to by the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth shall not be responsible for payments after the lease expiration/cancellation date due to the Contractor’s failure to remove the Leased Property. Data Cleansing: The Contractor must adhere to the Information Technology Policy ITP-SEC015, Data Cleansing Policy. Contractors must allow the disposition of hard drives that are defective or at the end-of-lease at the discretion of each agency with no additional cost to the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth may keep the defective or leased hard drive.
Removal and Disposal. ASPHALT (<75mm) ITEM 23.
Removal and Disposal. ASPHALT (<200mm)
Removal and Disposal. If the Water Heater has reached the end of its useful life and Arctic is not installing a replacement Water Heater, you shall at such time own the Water Heater, and if you wish for Arctic to disconnect and/or dispose of the Water Heater, you must contact Arctic to make such arrangements. Arctic shall charge you in accordance with the then current fee schedules for removals and disposals. d.