Investigation and Removal or Remediation Sample Clauses

Investigation and Removal or Remediation. Within thirty (30) Days after the removal of underground storage tanks or otherwise prior to the end of the Contract Term or earlier termination of the Contract, the Contractor shall investigate the condition of the Premises and begin to remove or remediate as required under Section 10.01 B. herein, the Contractor Hazardous Materials from the Premises and surrounding lands and waters. The Contractor shall also, within 30 Days after vacating the Premises, remove all tanks, piping and other equipment which stored Hazardous Materials. The Contractor shall give the Airports Authority at least ten (10) Days’ written notice prior to removing such tanks, piping or other equipment, and, instead of removal, the Contractor may elect, if the Airports Authority agrees, to transfer such equipment in place to the Airports Authority or to the Airports Authority’s designee. Should the Contractor fail to comply with this Section, in addition or all other damages and remedies which may which may be available to the Airports Authority, the Contractor shall be liable to the Airports Authority for the fair rental value of the Premises as if uncontaminated by the Contractor’s Hazardous Materials (which shall not be less than the monthly payments set forth in the Contract), or to the extent the Premises can be partially occupied by others, the reduction in the fair rental value, until the required removal or remediation has occurred. The Contractor’s obligation for the fair rental value will arise if the Airports Authority has diligently pursued all reasonable alternatives to lease the Premises for continued aviation use. Except as set out in Section 10.14 B. in order to facilitate corrective action on the Premises, nothing in this Section shall operate to extend the Contract Term or give the Contractor a right of occupancy beyond the Contract Term, or earlier termination of this Contract.
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