Contaminated Land Sample Clauses

Contaminated Land. The maximum the Underwriter will pay for all claims relating to a Housing Unit under Section 3.4 of the Policy is £250,000 or the Sum Insured for the Housing Unit, whichever is the lesser. The Financial Limit under Section 3.4 for any one New Development is £20,000,000.

Contaminated Land. There has not been and there is not present on, at or under the Properties and there is and has been no release, migration, leakage, spill, discharge, entry, deposit or emission onto or from the Properties of any hazardous substance or waste. There has not been any disposal, storage, release, leakage, migration, spill, discharge, entry, deposit or emission of any hazardous substance or waste into the environment caused by any activity of the Company

Contaminated Land. The Underwriter will indemnify the Policyholder against all claims discovered and notified to the Underwriter during the Structural Insurance Period in respect of Remediation Expenses incurred in treating or isolating or removing any substance from the Policyholder’s Land in a controlled manner in accordance with the requirements of any Statutory Notice.

Contaminated Land. There is not present in, on, at or under the Properties and there is no deposit, disposal, spillage, leakage, emission, migration, escape, entry, discharge or other release onto or from the Properties or caused by the Activities or caused or knowingly permitted by any Group Company of any Hazardous Material and no Property is referred to in any register of contaminated land kept pursuant to any Environmental Law, and, so far as the Seller is aware, there are no circumstances which may reasonably be expected to lead to any material obligation or liability in relation to such matters.

Contaminated Land. To the best of the Sellers' information knowledge and belief there is not present on, at or under the Property and there is and has been no release, migration, leakage, spill, discharge, entry, deposit or emission onto or from the Property of any Hazardous Substance or Waste. As far as the Sellers are aware there has not been any disposal, storage, release, leakage, migration, spill, discharge, entry, deposit or emission of any Hazardous Substance or Waste into the Environment caused by the Activities.

Contaminated Land. In Germany there is not a tradition in the analysis of such scapes, being the planning an umbrella framework which define generally the functions and the future development visions. When it comes to practical implementation of the visions, local and detailed plans are developed (B-Plan). The urban planning system of Germany and specifically of Hamburg, have been explained in D6.2 (REPAiR, 2018c). The lack of these data is also due to the zero-landfill policies applied in Germany at the end of the 90’s. Moreover, the most current empty spaces within the city have already and implementation plan for the near future. Some areas in Hamburg are indeed contaminated, but those are situated in the South-East part of the state. Therefore, the wastescapes have been individuated by collecting information at the European level from the Urban Atlas website: this is valid for the layers of “land without use” and “abandoned productive site”, for instance. The proximity to the port area of the focus area is the reason for the presence of chemicals in the water, although concentrations are not high. The activities of the Hamburg airport are contributing to the noise pollution in the eastern part of the FA. The 42 railways which now figure in the map of Figure 3.8 are currently disused, but a new development of the area which comprehends a re-organisation of the metro and trains traffic has already started. As described in D3.3, “from an urban perspective, the construction of a Wastescape map visualises the unexpected results of urban growth though, unfortunately without providing additional information to the expert eyes of local urban planners and administrators” (REPAiR 2018b: 57). However, in a Circular Economy perspective the temporary and the long-term use of each of these areas can be important. The map will be than the base for discussion on solutions during the PULL meeting with the local stakeholders.

Contaminated Land. The applicants have submitted a preliminary risk assessment of contamination at the site. This study notes that the site has historically potentially contaminative land use. The study also notes: ‘Three tanks of single steel construction date from 1972 are present on site. There are presumed to be 10 old tanks on site. Their location is unclear. ‘The tanks, filling points and ancillary pipework are considered to be a potential source of contamination by petroleum hydrocarbons and metals. ‘Multi chamber interceptor drains in the south eastern corner of the site are considered to be a potential source of contamination by petroleum hydrocarbons and metals. ‘Groundwater has not been severely impacted by site activities ‘No radon protection measures are required ‘Further testing would be required, and appropriate remediation measures implemented.’ Given that the site is known to be contaminated, suitable conditions regarding investigation and remediation are recommended, as required by policy 5.21 of The London Plan and saved policy EP22 of the Harrow UDP.

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Contaminated Land. No real estate currently or previously owned, leased, occupied or controlled by any member of the Group constitutes Contaminated Land where this might reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect.

Contaminated Land. The Underwriter will indemnify the Policyholder against all claims discovered and notified to the Underwriter during the Structural Insurance Period in respect of Remediation Expenses incurred in treating or isolating or removing any substance from the Policyholder’s Land in a controlled manner in accordance with the requirements of any Statutory Notice. 1) Unless otherwise agreed by the Scheme Administrator this part of the cover only applies if an Approved Inspector has carried out the Building Control function. The Certificate of Insurance will show if cover is applicable. It only applies in England and Wales; 2) The Underwriter shall only be liable for any claims under this Section that are first discovered and reported by the Policyholder to the Underwriter during the period specified in the Certificate of Insurance; 3) In the event of a claim under this Section the Underwriter has the option either to pay the Remediation Expenses or itself have any work necessary for remediation of contamination of Land carried out at its own expense.