Emergency Remediation Response Action Sample Clauses

Emergency Remediation Response Action. In the event of any hazardous substance spill, leak, or escape or any other occurrence during the period of Tenant’s operations at the leased premises which requires the removal of hazardous substances or environmental remediation, TENANT shall be responsible to remedy it immediately. TENANT shall be responsible for hiring, at its own expense, those companies with proven experience and reputation to perform said removal activities and/or environmental remediation and shall carry out all the necessary negotiations to accomplish said removal and/or remediation. Prior to the formation of any contractual agreement with any company or consultant for the removal and/or, remediation, the company or consultant must be approved by LANDLORD. The scope of work prepared by the LANDLORD authorized company shall be submitted to LANDLORD for its approval. In the event of any violation or contamination caused by Tenant’s operations of the Leased Premises, LANDLORD may request TENANT to remain in the Leased Premises and to continue paying Rent until the Leased Premises are in compliance with local and federal regulations. At all times, TENANT shall be obligated to immediately notify LANDLORD in writing upon occurrence of any event that requires removal of contaminants or environmental remediation and shall coordinate with LANDLORD any clean-up, contamination removal, or environmental Initials remediation before commencement thereof provided that if the event which requires removal of contaminants or environmental remediation should occur during non-working periods, in which case (such as weekends or holidays) TENANT shall immediately notify LANDLORD the next working day. The notice to LANDLORD by TENANT in the event of a spill, leak or escape does not release TENANT of its obligation to notify the pertinent governmental agencies as required by law, regulation, municipal ordinance, judicial order, executive order, administrative order or by any other legal requirement. Should any environmental mishap occur, such as, but not limited to, a spill, release or leak that poses an imminent danger to human health or to the environment, in addition to taking all such protective measures, responses and notifications as are required by environmental laws, regulations, and permits, TENANT shall cease its operations if TENANT’s operations are the direct cause of said environmental mishap until said mishap is controlled and all risk to human life or to the environment is suppressed.
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