Closure Letter has the meaning set forth in Section 8.7.
Closure Letter means a written determination, such as a “no further action letter” or similar evidence of approval or concurrence from a Responsible Government Agency issued pursuant to HRS § 128D-39 or other provision of Environmental Law to resolve a Corrective Action, including standard reopener provisions.
Closure Letter means a valid written letter, order or statement from the applicable Governmental Authority stating that, subject to the applicable agency’s usual and customary reservation of rights, it will not require Seller, Buyer, or other responsible party to perform further Remedial Measures with respect to a given Release of Hazardous Materials.
Examples of Closure Letter in a sentence
Unless otherwise specified in the Service Order Form, you hereby acknowledge that you must complete, sign and send the Closure Letter to us before we will be deemed in a position to accept instructions pertaining to project closure.
More Definitions of Closure Letter
Closure Letter means a “closure” letter from Starr Surplus Lines Insurance Company relating to the Product Recall, Claim No. GLSSL0444147 that irrevocably confirms Starr Surplus Lines Insurance Company will provide coverage for the Losses incurred by the Company in respect of such claim without any reservation of rights.
Closure Letter shall be deemed to mean a no further action letter, or its equivalent, stating that no further action regarding the assessment and remediation of the Contamination is necessary, and that the case is closed (if a case is opened).
Closure Letter means a final, unconditional closure letter from MDE pursuant to Code of Maryland Regulations 00.00.00.00.00 (or successor regulation) or an equivalent written document from MDE indicating that no further action is required with respect to the discharge of UST contents (provided that, if the closure letter is addressed to Seller, Seller shall request in writing that such closure letter be re-issued to Purchaser as well, provided that the failure of MDE to re-issue such closure letter addressed to Purchaser shall not cause such closure letter to fail to satisfy this definition), (v) “Completion of the UST Actions” shall mean: (w) completion and payment in full of Seller’s UST Obligations in accordance with this Section 6.2.7 and all Environmental Requirements, (x) receipt (by Purchaser or Seller, as applicable) of a Closure Letter, (y) closure of any ground water monitoring xxxxx installed by Seller and/or Purchaser and removal of any remediation equipment of Seller and/or Purchaser in compliance with the Environmental Requirements, (z) restoration of the 6110 Property as near as reasonably practical to its condition prior to commencement of the Seller’s Pre-UST Removal Obligations, such restoration to be undertaken in accordance with plans and specifications, and with contractors, that have been approved by Purchaser, (vi) “Seller’s Post-Closing UST Obligations” means, as of the Closing, all remaining Seller’s UST Obligations that are required in order to achieve Completion of the UST Actions, and (vii) “Seller’s UST Obligations” means, collectively, Seller’s Pre-UST Removal Obligations, Seller’s Testing/Remediation UST Obligations and Seller’s Post-Closing UST Obligations.
Closure Letter means documentation issued by the department
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