Geological Surveys Sample Clauses

Geological Surveys. Study of the geological structure of various areas of the Amur region offering particular interest as possible sources of minerals providing raw materials for industrial undertakings consuming power supplied by future hydroelectric stations on the Amur.
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Geological Surveys. These surveys will consist of sediment sampling in the ODMDS, Wilmington Harbor Channel and FPS using in-water vibracore techniques and sediment sampling by SPT borings and open test pits methods for Yellow Banks and Sheep Island owing to landside location. Frying Panel Shoals (State and Federal Waters) - Perform sampling operations to collect thirty-seven (37) vibracores, separated in twenty-eight (28) in state waters and nine (9) in federal waters. The vibracores will be taken to depths of 20 feet below the seabed or refusal, within a 10-foot radius of the proposed locations. Wilmington Harbor (State Waters) - Perform sampling operations to collect 10 vibracores in four reaches of the harbor channel (Xxxxx Island, Baldhead Range 1, Baldhead Range 2, and Baldhead Range 3) that have beach compatible material in state water The vibracores will be taken to depths of 10 feet below the seabed or refusal, within a 10-foot radius of the proposed locations. ODMDS (Federal Waters) - Perform sampling operations to collect eleven (11) vibracores to depths of 20 feet below the seabed or refusal, within a 10-foot radius of the proposed locations. Yellow Banks/Sheep Island – SPT borings and test pits will be taken at these two locations as summarized below: Cell #1 Yellow Banks - 4 SPT to 40-foot depth and 2 test pits Cell #2 Yellow Banks - 2 SPT to 40-foot depth and 2 test pits Cell #4 Yellow Banks - 3 SPT to 40-foot depth and 2 test pits Cell #5 Yellow Banks - 3 SPT to 40-foot depth and 2 test pits. Sheep Island - 3 SPT to 40-foot depth All sampling will be documented with digital photographs and logs. Geotechnical laboratory services will be conducted on samples to identify sediment characteristics including gradation, color, carbonate levels, and other parameters. Once the survey reports have been received, M&N will conduct a sediment compatibility analysis of these potential borrow sources based on State of North Carolina guidelines for beach fill projects. This analysis will consist of evaluating borrow source compatibility based on grain size, % fines, carbonate content, and other factors outlined in the State guidance. Please see the attached scopes and fees from Geodynamics, Amdrill, and Xxxxxx for further details. Please note that we have increased the allowances for each subcontractor given potential weather delays and to also allow for additional coordination with BOEM and other agencies given our past experience. Deliverables: • Digital photographs, drilli...
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Geological Surveys. Purchaser shall have received the report/s of the Geological Survey Firms with respect to the Company and any of its Subsidiaries, and such reports shall confirm:
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Geological Surveys. As part of its Due Diligence investigation, Optionee may, at Optionee's sole cost and expense, conduct extensive geological, seismic or other surveys of the Property (the "Geological Surveys") to establish with greater accuracy the reserves on the Property and other characteristics of the tar sands deposits. Optionor acknowledges and agrees that Optionee may conduct the Geological Surveys; provided, however, in the event that Optionee determines for any reason not to exercise the Option or close the purchase and sale transaction described herein, then Optionee shall provide to Optionor copies of all reports produced or generated by or in connection with the Geological Surveys. All Geological Surveys and other activities performed by Optionee during the Option Term shall be performed and conducted in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth herein and all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations (collectively, "Applicable Law").
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