Soils Conditions Sample Clauses
The Soils Conditions clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the assessment and management of soil quality and characteristics at a construction or development site. It typically requires the contractor or developer to investigate and report on the soil's suitability for the intended project, addressing issues such as contamination, stability, or the need for remediation. This clause ensures that all parties are aware of potential soil-related risks and outlines steps to address unforeseen soil conditions, thereby minimizing delays, cost overruns, and disputes arising from unexpected site conditions.
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Soils Conditions. To the best of Seller's knowledge, there are no soils conditions which materially and adversely affect the Property.
Soils Conditions. The Developer’s initial environmental and geotechnical reports found the presence of petroleum hydrocarbon contamination on Parcel 21. The City commissioned a Limited Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, which confirmed the presence of contaminated soils. On March 20, 2015, the City notified the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) of a release of contaminants total petroleum hydrocarbons and hydrocarbon constituents in excess of legally acceptable limits. NDEP has designated the Washoe County District Health Department (WCDHD) as the lead agency for overseeing the remediation of this case. The City has subsequently commissioned the preparation of a remediation plan and intends to remediate the contaminated site and obtain a determination in writing from the WCDHD that no further remediation is necessary prior to sale of Agency Residential Parcels to Buyer.
Soils Conditions. Unless the Services specifically require ENGINEER to perform or to engage a subconsultant to perform a soils investigation, to provide or to engage a subconsultant to provide a soils report, or to perform or to engage a subconsultant to perform soils testing, ENGINEER makes no representations concerning soils conditions and ENGINEER shall have no responsibility or liability for the making or failure to make soils investigations or reports, or to the performance or failure to perform any soils testing.
Soils Conditions. In accordance with the provisions of the District of Columbia Code, according to the “Soil Survey of District of Columbia” (issued July, 1976), the condition of the soil of the Real Property is that of “[Urban Land].” Further information concerning the characteristic of the soil on the Real Property may be obtained from a soil testing laboratory, the District of Columbia Department of Environmental Services or the Soil Conservation Service of the Department of Agriculture.
Soils Conditions. Unless the Services specifically require CONSULTANT to perform or to engage a subconsultant to perform a soils investigation, to provide or to engage a subconsultant to provide a soils report, or to perform or to engage a subconsultant to perform soils testing, CONSULTANT makes no representations concerning soils conditions and CONSULTANT shall have no responsibility or liability for the making or failure to make soils investigations or reports, or to the performance or failure to perform any soils testing.
Soils Conditions. The Buyer undertook a field investigation of the Agency Parcels and detected a single Underground Storage Tank (UST) on the Northern Parcel and a single UST on the Southern Parcel. The Buyer informed the Seller of these USTs and the Seller contracted for the removal and disposal of these USTs in accordance with Nevada and Federal laws. The Seller notified, and provided the requisite documentation to, the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) regarding the removal of these USTS. The Seller is seeking a determination in writing from the NDEP that no further assessment or remediation is necessary prior to sale of Project Property to Buyer.