Continued Evergreen Groundwater Extraction as Necessary Sample Clauses

Continued Evergreen Groundwater Extraction as Necessary. PLS will initially operate the XX xxxxx in the Evergreen Subdivision area at a combined purge rate of 100 gpm. PLS will continue to operate the LB extraction xxxxx (LB-1 and LB- 3) in order to reduce the migration of 1,4-dioxane until such time as it determines that the Eastern Area cleanup objectives will be met at a reduced extraction rate or without the need to operate these xxxxx. Before significantly reducing or terminating extraction from these xxxxx, PLS will consult with the DNRE and share the analysis and data supporting its conclusion. PLS will not significantly reduce or terminate extraction from the XX xxxxx until the DNRE has a reasonable opportunity to evaluate PLS’ rationale and respond. If the DNRE disagrees with PLS’ decision to reduce/terminate extraction, it may challenge the decision in Court. DNRE will have 30 days to petition the Court and PLS shall not significantly reduce or terminate extraction from the XX xxxxx while DNRE is challenging PLS' determination as provided herein. DNRE will make all reasonable efforts to have the motion resolved in a reasonable timeframe. If extraction from the XX xxxxx is terminated either by the agreement of the Parties or an order of the Court, PLS will continue to maintain the XX xxxxx in an operable condition until such time as the Parties agree (or the Court decides) otherwise. Because the remedial objective of capturing the leading edge of the plume in the Evergreen Area has been eliminated, PLS will abandon the Xxxxxxx Street extraction well operation upon approval of the Court.
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