Discharge Permit Sample Clauses

Discharge Permit. The Project is capable of being operated in compliance with UPDES requirements applicable to all discharges from the Plant, including stormwater and process water.
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Discharge Permit. The Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Permit No. WQ0014488003. Notwithstanding such authorization, it is City’s goal to beneficially reuse all of the treated effluent that is authorized to be discharged by the Discharge Permit.
Discharge Permit. Cities shall be responsible for maintaining a NDEP Discharge Permit necessary to supply TMWRF Supply to TRIGID. TRIGID shall be responsible for maintaining NDEP Discharge Permits as necessary to utilize treated effluent.
Discharge Permit. The Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (TPDES) Permit No. WQ0014488003, which has been issued by TCEQ, but which is the subject of an appeal, that authorizes the discharge of treated effluent at a volume not to exceed a daily average flow of 822,500 gallons per day.
Discharge Permit. City has received the Discharge Permit, but due to legal proceedings, the City is unable to employ the Discharge Permit at this time. The City is pursuing the acquisition of the necessary easements that will allow the construction of the West Interceptor Line and proposed new wastewater treatment plant (TCEQ Permit No. WQ0014488003) expansion that will allow sewage from the Land to be permanently transported through the Offsite Facilities to the West Interceptor Line and ultimately to be treated at City’s proposed new wastewater treatment plant facility, as modified in accordance with the Discharge Permit. City pays all costs associated with the Discharge Permit including engineering and legal. City will construct, at its sole cost, the West Interceptor Line. Once the legal proceedings are resolved to allow the Discharge Permit to take effect, and the City has completed construction of the improvements to the System sufficient to accept the wastewater from the Land (including the West Interceptor Line and new wastewater treatment plant facility), City will permanently provide wastewater service from the Development to the System to allow the wastewater from the Land to be treated at the City WWTP. The City will provide Owner with the Construction Notice when the City’s contractor has been provided with a notice to proceed with the construction of the Discharge Permit facilities.
Discharge Permit. The Village Superintendent and the Utility Commission shall be the permittee under W.P.D.E.S. permit number WI-0036048-2 and shall operate the wastewater treatment plant according to the conditions of such permit.
Discharge Permit. The City shall obtain and maintain at all times a Class 1 Discharge Permit and comply with all terms, limits, and conditions set forth therein.
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Discharge Permit. 43. DNREC previously issued to the Refinery National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (“NPDES”) permits designated by permit numbers DE005061 and DE0000256, authorizing the operation of water intake structures and the discharge of process and non-process wastewater from the Refinery (the “Discharge Permits”).
Discharge Permit. Prior to the Term Commencement Date, Landlord shall secure and maintain the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority’s Sewer Use Discharge Permit No. 35 102771 (issued August 17, 2005) for the discharge of all wastewater from the Building until such time as BG vacates the BG Expansion Premises and Landlord delivers the BG Expansion Premises to the Tenant in accordance with all terms and conditions set forth herein. Landlord shall also be responsible for maintaining and operating the waste tank and all associated equipment in connection with the discharge of all waste water from the Building during such period. Upon vacation of the BG Expansion Premises, Landlord shall transfer the Sewer Use Discharge Permit to Tenant.
Discharge Permit. So long as this Agreement remains in effect, Seller shall endeavor, at its sole cost and expense, to obtain a discharge permit from an applicable regulatory authority (a “Discharge Permit”) with respect to the operation of the water collection and discharge system at the Property (the “Discharge System”). Seller confirms that it has retained and shall continue to retain, at its sole cost and expense, Xxxxxxx/Xxxxx Consultants to oversee the necessary water quality testing, produce the reports and collect the data required in connection with obtaining a Discharge Permit (the “Water Testing”). Seller shall promptly provide, or cause to be promptly provided, to Buyer (on an ongoing basis for so long as this Agreement remains in effect) copies of all reports, studies and data obtained and/or generated by Seller’s consultants with respect to any Discharge Permit, the Discharge System and/or the Water Testing and any applications or other materials submitted to, and any written correspondence with, any applicable regulatory authority with respect to a Discharge Permit, the Discharge System and/or the Water Testing. If a Discharge Permit is issued prior to Closing, from and after the issuance of such Discharge Permit and continuing until Closing, Seller shall perform all sampling, analysis and data collection as and when required under such Discharge Permit, and disclose the same promptly to Buyer. Buyer shall have the right, from time to time during the Due Diligence Period, to collect samples of water discharged via the Discharge System (“Samples”), and to perform water quality testing and analysis on such Samples, at Buyer’s cost; provided, however: (i) Buyer shall not (without Seller’s prior consent) collect Samples more often than once per calendar week (except that Buyer shall be allowed to collect a high tide sample followed by a low tide sample, or vice-versa, as long as such sampling collection is completed within a 24 hour period); (ii) Buyer’s right to collect Samples shall cease upon Buyer’s receipt of written notice from Seller confirming that a Discharge Permit covering the operation of the Discharge System has been formally issued and is currently effective; (iii) Samples shall be collected using sampling protocols acceptable to Seller (in Seller’s commercially reasonable discretion); (iv) testing and analysis performed on any Samples shall be performed by laboratories (and in accordance with protocols) acceptable to Seller (in Seller’s commerciall...
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