Authority’s Tenant Audit Program Sample Clauses

Authority’s Tenant Audit Program. Lessee will cooperate with the Authority’s Tenant Audit Program (the “Program”). The audit will consist of a scheduled review of Xxxxxx’s operations and activities, a review of Xxxxxx’s environmental management programs, and a tour of the Leased Premises. Authority staff involved in the Program intend to gain an understanding of Xxxxxx’s operations and activities and what measures the Lessee is utilizing to comply with the Applicable Environmental Laws, this Lease Agreement, and the Authority’s Tariff. The Program seeks to achieve cooperative conservation between Authority and Lessee relating to the use, enhancement and enjoyment of natural resources and protection of the Environment. The audit will be conducted at a minimum annually and more frequently if determined by Authority staff to be necessary. A letter from Authority staff setting forth staff’s observations will be provided to Lessee following the audit. If Authority staff observe an alleged violation of Applicable Environmental Laws, this Lease Agreement, or Authority’s Tariff, Lessee will be notified of the same in writing. Upon notice, Xxxxxx is required to immediately take action to come into compliance, and must notify Authority in writing within ten (10) days of Xxxxxx’s response to Authority’s allegations. Except as may be requested by Authority, or except in the event of emergency or as necessary to meet requirements of Applicable Environmental Laws, no physical or invasive testing shall be conducted on the Leased Premises without: (1) providing prior reasonable notice to Authority advising of the purpose of such testing, (2) obtaining written approval to conduct such testing, and (3) obtaining advance approval of the scope and work plans for such testing. All information, test results or reports that may be generated in the course of such environmental assessment and testing shall be promptly furnished to Authority. In addition, upon cancellation, termination or expiration of the Lease (howsoever brought about), Xxxxxx shall perform a final environmental assessment or audit of the Premises at its sole cost and expense following the then applicable version of ASTM Standard Practice 1527. The Program may be modified from time to time as operations progress at the sole discretion of Authority; however, such modifications shall not unreasonably interfere with Xxxxxx’s use and enjoyment of the Leased Premises.
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