DUST ABATEMENT Sample Clauses
The Dust Abatement clause requires parties involved in a construction or development project to implement measures that control and minimize the spread of dust generated by their activities. This typically involves using water sprays, covering materials, or scheduling work to reduce airborne dust, especially in dry or windy conditions. The core function of this clause is to protect the environment and public health by preventing dust pollution, ensuring compliance with local regulations, and minimizing complaints or liabilities related to dust emissions.
DUST ABATEMENT. The Purchaser may be required to perform dust abatement on any of the roads designated as part of the haul route. Any dust abatement must conform to current standards of the owner of the road.
1. If the Purchaser applies Magnesium Chloride or Calcium Chloride for dust abatement, the following specifications will be followed:
a. Dust abatement will be applied prior to summer hauling of logs.
b. Scarify road surface and grade to final grading specifications. A minimum of two inches of loose material is required on the road surface prior to applying the abatement.
c. The road surface will be moist to a minimum of depth of two inches or watered uniformly to moisten the road. If the road is watered, it will be done twelve to twenty-four hours prior to application of the abatement.
d. The abatement will be applied at the rate of 0.25 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.20 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard, followed immediately by another application at the same rate, for a total of 0.5 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.4 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard.
e. Chemical abatement will not be applied for 50 feet on either side of any stream crossing.
f. Additional treatments using water may be required if deemed necessary by the Forest Officer.
DUST ABATEMENT. In the event that dust becomes a problem for the residence along the haul route, as determined by the County, then PURCHASER at its expense shall be responsible to provide dust abatement measures to the satisfaction of the COUNTY.
DUST ABATEMENT. The Purchaser may be required to perform dust abatement on any of the roads designated as part of the haul route. Any dust abatement must conform to current standards of the owner of the road.
1. If the Purchaser applies Magnesium Chloride or Calcium Chloride for dust abatement, the following specifications will be followed:
a. Dust abatement will be applied prior to summer hauling of logs.
b. Scarify road surface and grade to final grading specifications. A minimum of two inches of loose material is required on the road surface prior to applying the abatement.
c. The road surface will be moist to a minimum of depth of two inches or watered uniformly to moisten the road. If the road is watered, it will be done twelve to twenty-four hours prior to application of the abatement.
d. The abatement will be applied at the rate of 0.25 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.20 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard, followed immediately by another application at the same rate, for a total of 0.5 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.4 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard.
e. Chemical abatement will not be applied for 50 feet on either side of any stream crossing.
f. Additional treatments using water may be required if deemed necessary by the Forest Officer.
2. The Purchaser is required to apply dust abatement on N/A. Dust abatement shall be applied before N/A. N/A shall be used for dust abatement.
DUST ABATEMENT. The Purchaser may be required to perform dust abatement on any of the roads designated as part of the haul route. Any dust abatement must conform to current standards of the owner of the road.
1. If the Purchaser applies Magnesium Chloride or Calcium Chloride for dust abatement, the following specifications will be followed:
a. Dust abatement will be applied prior to hauling of logs during dry conditions (spring, summer, fall).
b. Grade to final grading specifications.
c. The road surface will be moist to a minimum of depth of two inches or watered uniformly to moisten the road. If the road is watered, it will be done twelve to twenty-four hours prior to application of the abatement.
d. The abatement will be applied at the rate of 0.25 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.20 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard, followed immediately by another application at the same rate, for a total of 0.5 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.4 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard. And/or adhere to manufacture’s recommendations on minimum application rate, compaction, and curing time prior to allowing traffic.
e. Additional treatments using water may be required if deemed necessary by the Forest Officer.
DUST ABATEMENT. The Purchaser may be required to perform dust abatement on any of the roads designated as part of the haul route. Any dust abatement must conform to current standards of the owner of the road.
1. If the Purchaser applies Magnesium Chloride or Calcium Chloride for dust abatement, the following specifications will be followed:
a. Dust abatement will be applied prior to summer hauling of logs.
b. Scarify road surface and grade to final grading specifications. A minimum of two inches of loose material is required on the road surface prior to applying the abatement.
c. The road surface will be moist to a minimum of depth of two inches or watered uniformly to moisten the road. If the road is watered, it will be done twelve to twenty-four hours prior to application of the abatement.
d. The abatement will be applied at the rate of 0.25 gallons Magnesium Chloride per square yard or 0.20 gallons Calcium Chloride per square yard, followed immediately by another application at the same rate, for a total of
DUST ABATEMENT. The Contractor shall maintain and operate all equipment in such a manner so as to prevent his/her equipment from producing dust in amounts causing damage to property, cultivated vegetation, or domestic and wild animals or birds, or causing a nuisance to person living in or occupying buildings in the vicinity of the work. All baffles, screens, filters, seals, water spray systems, and other equipment components provided by the manufacturer for the purposes of dust containment shall be used and maintained in accordance with the equipment manufacturer’s specifications, recommendations, and maintenance schedules.
DUST ABATEMENT. The Purchaser is required to perform dust abatement on a portion of the road designated as part of the haul route. Any dust abatement must conform to current standards of the owner of the road.
1. The Purchaser shall apply Petroleum Emulsion Dust Control EDL-MT for dust abatement, the following specifications will be followed:
a. First two-coat application of dust abatement will be applied in July 2022.
b. Second two-coat application of dust abatement will be applied in June of 2024.
c. The abatement will be applied at the rate of 0.20 gallons per square yard petroleum emulsion EDL- MT followed within a 24 hour period by another application at the same rate, for a total of 0.4 gallons Petroleum Emulsion EDL-MT per square yard.
2. The Purchaser is required to apply dust abatement on State Lands Office road between 0.1MM and 0.24MM (minimum 16ft width). Dust abatement shall be applied in July 2022 and again in June 2024. Petroleum Emulsion EDL-MT shall be used for dust abatement.
DUST ABATEMENT. The County agrees to exercise reasonable, practicable efforts based on current technology to control dust from the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Facility operations. Dust is generated during dry conditions, and mainly attributed to vehicular traffic on roadways at the facility. Dust is also generated from open, disturbed, unvegetated land. The County agrees to maintain a vegetative cover on all areas at the Solid Waste Facility which are disturbed and not being actively used, to control windblown dust. A water truck shall be available at the Solid Waste Facility for watering access roads, borrow areas, and other areas where dust may be generated. The County shall provide the City and the Town with the name and telephone number of an employee who shall be available if watering or other emergency site maintenance on the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Facility is necessary.