Lead Testing Clause Samples

The Lead Testing clause requires that materials, products, or environments be tested for the presence of lead to ensure safety and regulatory compliance. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for conducting lead tests, specifies who is responsible for testing, and may set acceptable lead concentration limits. For example, it might apply to paint in older buildings or imported goods. Its core function is to protect health and safety by identifying and mitigating lead hazards, thereby reducing the risk of lead exposure and associated liabilities.
Lead Testing. PURCHASER HEREBY RELEASES, QUIT CLAIMS AND FOREVER DISCHARGES AND RELEASES SELLER AND AUCTIONEER FROM ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, LOSSES OR DEMANDS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PERSONAL INJURIES AND PROPERTY DAMAGE AND ALL OF THE CONSEQUENCES THEREOF, WHETHER NOW KNOWN OR NOT, WHICH MAY ARISE FROM THE PRESENCE OF TERMITES OR OTHER WOOD- BORING INSECTS, RADON, LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARDS, ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, ANY DEFECTS IN THE INDIVIDUAL ON-LOT SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM OR DEFICIENCIES IN ANY ON-SITE WATER SERVICE SYSTEM, OR ANY DEFECTS OR CONDITIONS ON THE PROPERTY. THIS DISCHARGE AND RELEASE WILL SURVIVE CLOSING.
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Lead Testing. BUYER HEREBY RELEASES, QUIT CLAIMS AND FOREVER DISCHARGES AND RELEASES SELLER AND AUCTIONEER FROM ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, LOSSES OR DEMANDS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PERSONAL INJURIES AND PROPERTY DAMAGE AND ALL OF THE CONSEQUENCES THEREOF, WHETHER NOW KNOWN OR NOT, WHICH MAY ARISE FROM THE PRESENCE OF TERMITES OR OTHER WOOD-BORING INSECTS, RADON, LEAD-BASED PAINT HAZARDS, MOLD, ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, ANY DEFECTS IN THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM, OR DEFICIENCIES IN THE WATER SERVICE SYSTEM, OR ANY DEFECTS OR CONDITIONS ON THE PROPERTY. THIS DISCHARGE AND RELEASE WILL SURVIVE CLOSING. 15 NO BUYER CONTINGENCIES. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SELLER’S OBLIGATION TO DELIVER TITLE TO THE PROPERTY AS PROVIDED IN THIS AGREEMENT, THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO BUYER CONTINGENCIES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, FINANCING, ENVIRONMENTAL, ZONING, PROPERTY OR SYSTEM INSPECTION, SALE OF OTHER REAL PROPERTY BY BUYER, SIMULTANEOUS CLOSING, CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION APPROVAL, OR OF ANY OTHER NATURE. 16 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION APPROVAL. BUYER MUST MAKE APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE SABAL PALM CONDOMINIUMS OF PINE ISLAND RIDGE ASSOCIATION, INC. (THE “ASSOCIATION”). BUYER HAS HAD ACCESS TO THE CONDOMINIUM DOCUMENTS AND FORMS, INCLUDING THE APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE ASSOCIATION. THE APPLICATION PROCESS INCLUDES CREDIT AND BACKGROUND CHECKS. BUYER’S OBLIGATION TO PAY THE CONTRACT PRICE (INCLUDING THE BUYER’S PREMIUM) IS NOT CONTINGENT ON APPROVAL OF THE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION BY THE ASSOCIATION. IN OTHER WORDS, BUYER WILL BE CONTRACTUALLY OBLIGATED TO PAY THE CONTRACT PRICE (INCLUDING THE BUYER’S PREMIUM) REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE ASSOCIATION APPROVES BUYER’S APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP. IF BUYER’S APPLICATION IS NOT APPROVED BY THE ASSOCIATION, TITLE TO THE PROPERTY MAY NOT BE TRANSFERRED TO BUYER. ▇▇▇▇▇ ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREES THAT BUYER UNDERSTAND – AND ASSUMES – THIS RISK.
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Lead Testing. (1) The Charter School shall undergo lead testing on an annual basis, and the Grantee shall submit to the Office, Charter School staff, and the parents of Charter School students, the results of such testing by the February 1 each year. (2) Lead testing may be conducted by a laboratory certified by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to perform chemical testing of drinking water samples. (3) The annual lead testing results must indicate that no faucet used in food preparation in the Charter School, nor any drinking fountain in the Charter School, exceeds the lead levels set forth in the Lead and Copper Rule issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). (4) Testing protocols must follow the United States Environmental Protection Agency “3T’s for Reducing Lead in Drinking Water in Schools” guidelines; however, a 15 ppb (not the 20 ppb that is listed) lead level shall be the threshold standard. (5) If the Charter School does not meet the required standard, it shall submit documentation of work performed to rectify the deficiency to (a) the Office, (b) Charter School staff, and (c) the parents of Charter School students within 60 days of submission of its test results.
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Lead Testing. (1) The Charter School shall undergo lead testing on an annual basis, and the Grantee shall submit to (a) the Office, (b) Charter School staff, and (c) the parents of Charter School students, the results of such testing by the first business day in December each year. (2) Lead testing may be conducted by a laboratory certified by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to perform chemical testing of drinking water samples.
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