Environmental Work Clause Samples
The Environmental Work clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to managing environmental matters during a project or contract. It typically outlines the obligations of the parties to comply with environmental laws, conduct necessary assessments, and implement mitigation measures if required. For example, it may require the contractor to handle hazardous materials properly or to restore the site to its original condition after work is completed. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all activities are conducted in an environmentally responsible manner, thereby minimizing legal risks and environmental harm.
Environmental Work. The Project Sponsor will acquire the appropriate clearances and permits through the design process. The Project Sponsor can follow their own adopted environmental process, or follow the Recommended Environmental Guidance / Mountainland & Utah County Programmed Projects document (including designating with the Program Manager the type of environmental work to be completed), or any other stricter environmental process under local or federal law. The Project Sponsor must follow any National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements required (Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, etc.), and any other local or government agency requirements for the Approved Project.
Environmental Work. The Developer shall be responsible for performing the work of any investigation and remediation which may be required by applicable law on the Site in order to develop the Project, except with respect to those conditions and Hazardous Substances excepted from the Developer's indemnification obligations including, without limitation, those referenced in the last sentence of the paragraph above entitled Indemnity. The determination as to whether any such remediation is needed, and as to the scope and methodology thereof, shall be made by mutual agreement of the governmental agency with responsibility for monitoring such remediation and the Developer. The Developer shall notify the Agency promptly upon discovery of any actionable levels of Hazardous Substances, and upon any release thereof, and shall consult with the Agency in order to establish the extent of remediation to be undertaken and the procedures by which remediation thereof shall take place. The Developer shall comply with, and shall cause its agents and contractors to comply with, all laws regarding the use, removal, storage, transportation, disposal and remediation of Hazardous Substances. The investigation and remediation work shall be carried out in accordance with all applicable laws and such other procedures and processes as may be described in this Agreement. The foregoing provision of this paragraph shall be interpreted and applied consistent with and in compliance with the procedures of and policies of the FORA PLL under which the Agency or the Developer is a named insured with respect to the Site or other portion or Phase thereof.
Environmental Work. The School District’s Office of Environmental Management & Services (“OEMS”) developed the Scope of Work (“SOW”) for remediation services where applicable. Work shall involve removal and proper disposal of asbestos materials prior to any removal, repair and/or construction of piping, insulation, and/or any miscellaneous equipment and materials. Environmental scope of work shall also include abatement required for other work described hereinafter. The MEP Engineer shall fully comply with the OEMS SOW for the Project.
Environmental Work i) If Hazardous Materials contamination unrelated to Owner’s utility facilities is discovered on the Project Site by the Constructing Party, the Constructing Party shall promptly notify the other Party of such Hazardous Materials contamination and, if Owner is the Constructing Party, Owner shall cease all construction of Relocation at the location in question until such time as Environmental Work at that location has been completed. Owner shall not be responsible to conduct or pay the costs of Environmental Work, except as specifically prescribed in this Article 7(d).
ii) The previous paragraph notwithstanding, the Responsible Party is responsible for the cost of, and the Constructing Party shall perform, any Environmental Work necessitated by the removal of intact Owner Utility materials that happen to contain or constitute Hazardous Materials.
iii) In addition, to the extent that any Environmental Work is required to remediate Hazardous Materials contamination caused by (A) the construction, operation, or maintenance of Owner’s Utility in its existing location and/or (B) negligent or willful acts or omissions of Design Build Contractors in constructing the Relocation (“Excluded Environmental Work”), Design Build Contractor shall be responsible for the costs of all such Excluded Environmental Work and may be required to undertake such Excluded Environmental Work.
iv) CDOT shall extend the deadline for completion of Relocations effected by Hazardous Materials contamination while Environmental Work and/or any Excluded Environmental Work described in Article 7(d)(iii)(A) is undertaken. Owner shall make reasonable efforts to redistribute its Relocation crews to other Relocation sites while unable to perform at any contaminated location.
Environmental Work. (a) Within thirty (30) calendar days from the date hereof, the Purchaser shall have the right, at its sole cost and expense, to engage AquaTerra Services Corp. (the "Consultant") to conduct a Phase I Environmental Assessment, as such term is commonly understood, with respect to the Owned Real Property and the Leased Real Property, except that the rights granted to the Purchaser with respect to the Leased Real Property shall be subject to any required consent of the landlord of such Leased Real Property and provided, in each case, such inspections and interviews shall be conducted only (i) during regular business hours upon reasonable notice to the Seller, (ii) in a manner which will not unduly interfere with the operation of the Business and/or the use of, access to or egress from the Owned Real Property and the Leased Real Property, and (iii) without damage to any property of the Seller or any property of any lessor of Leased Real Property.
(b) If the assessment conducted in connection with Section 6.15(a) above details a Recognized Environmental Condition (as such term is defined in the American Society of Testing and Materials Standard for Phase I Environmental Assessments) in connection with the Owned Real Property or the Leased Real Property, the Consultant reasonably recommends further investigatory action with respect to such Recognized Environmental Condition, and the Purchaser delivers such assessment and recommendation to the Seller within thirty (30) calendar days from the date hereof, the Purchaser shall have the right, for thirty (30) calendar days from the date such assessment and recommendations are delivered to the Seller, to conduct the investigation so recommended (the "Phase II Inspection"); provided, however, the rights granted to the Purchaser with respect to the Leased Real Property shall be subject to any required consent of the landlord of such Leased Real Property; provided, further, the Seller shall have the right to review and approve the work plan for any Phase II Inspection so proposed, and provided further, such Phase II Inspection shall be conducted only (i) during regular business hours upon reasonable notice to the Seller, (ii) in a manner which will not unduly interfere with the operation of the Business and/or the use of, access to or egress from the Owned Real Property and the Leased Real Property, and (iii) without material damage to any property of the Seller or any property of any lessor of Leased Real Property; provi...
Environmental Work. Seller will on or before September 30, 2005, complete the ESA and the Phase II ESA described in Section 7.8.
Environmental Work. As used herein, “Environmental Work” means investigation, monitoring, active remediation, passive remediation, vapor mitigation and risk assessment or other response required under applicable Environmental Laws, as directed by the Maryland Department of the Environment or as otherwise required to obtain a Governmental Closure Document and/or comply with the terms of any such Governmental Closure Document. As used herein, “Environmental Work” also expressly includes any financial assurance requirements required to be posted with any Agency after Closing with respect to the aforesaid remediation to be conducted by Buyer. Buyer acknowledges and agrees that Seller currently has a $60,000 Letter of Credit posted with the Maryland Department of the Environment for such financial assurance, and Buyer shall replace the Seller’s Letter of Credit with alternate financial assurance as of the Closing Date and shall cause the aforesaid Letter of Credit to be duly returned to Seller for cancellation at Closing or as soon as possible thereafter. In the event that a Letter of Credit for an amount exceeding $60,000 shall be required by the Maryland Department of the Environment prior to Closing, then Buyer shall pay for the first five hundred dollars ($500.00) of the aggregate costs and fees that Buyer incurs in obtaining the new Letter of Credit, and any costs and fees exceeding $500 shall be paid by Seller as a credit against the Purchase Price, up to a maximum credit of $500, whereupon all remaining fees and costs shall be paid by the Buyer.
Environmental Work. A copy of the existing "Phase I" environmental assessment and/or Property Condition Report of the Project, if any, in Seller's possession; and
Environmental Work i) If Hazardous Materials contamination unrelated to Owner's utility facilities is discovered on the Project Site by the Constructing Party, the Constructing Party shall promptly notify the other Party of such Hazardous Materials contamination and, if Owner is the Constructing Party, Owner shall cease all construction of Retocation at the location in question until such time as Environmental Work at that location has been completed. Owner shall not be responsible 10 conduct or pay the costs of Environmental Work, except as specifically prescribed in this Article 7(d). Ii} The previous paragraph notwithstanding, the Responsible Party is responsible for the cost of, and the Constructing Party shall pertorm, any Environmental Work necessitated by the removal of intact Owner Utility materials that happen to contain or constitute Hazardous Materials.
iii) In addition, to the extent that any Environmental Work is required to remediate Hazardous Materials contamination caused by (A) the construction, operation, or maintenance of Owner's Utility in its existing location and/or (8) negligent or willful acts or omissions of Owner or its Contractors in constructing the Relocation ("Excluded Environmental Work-), Owner shall be responsible for the costs of all such Excluded Environmental Work and may be required to undertake such Excluded Environmental Work.
Environmental Work. As part of the permits and approvals that may be required for construction, the Lessee agrees that it shall pursue all work required to obtain and comply with approvals under the following environmental requirements. The Lessee shall obtain and comply with a determination under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) as further described at Exhibit I attached hereto and incorporated herein. The Lessee shall also comply with the requirements of a determination that the Authority shall obtain under the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), as further described at Exhibit I. The Lessee shall also obtain approval for construction from the Federal Aviation Administration under 14 C.F.R. Part 77.9, Form 7460-1.