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Purpose of this FPA. This FPA is a joint statement of the Project Signatories’ plans and intentions with respect to the New England Laboratories XL Project (“Laboratory XL Project”). This FPA outlines the details of how the project will be implemented and measured and proposes the Laboratory Environmental Management Standard upon which the regulatory flexibility will be based. This FPA accompanies a site-specific Federal Rule which is being published in a Federal Register notice and which fully outlines the specific legal mechanism for piloting the new environmental management system outlined in this FPA. Under the new system, each of the Universities will develop and implement a Laboratory Environmental Management Plan which will describe how the University will conform with all elements of the site- specific rule, including the Minimum Performance Criteria. The Laboratory XL Project proponents initially proposed this jointly drafted FPA. They include the Universities noted in paragraph I.A., above, with ML Strategies, Inc. as their consultant and facilitator for the project. The Laboratory XL Project was reviewed and commented on by MADEP and VTDEC. EPA was both a reviewer of the project and author of the Federal regulatory changes that are required to implement the project. As the project proponents, the Universities and their consultant will provide project information and respond to requests for additional information and analysis. This FPA sets forth the plans of the various signatories and represents the firm commitment of each signatory to support the XL process, the site-specific rulemaking and the development and implementation of the Environmental Management Plans necessary to fully carry out this Laboratory XL Project. The FPA is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action or a regulatory action such as a permit or rule. This FPA does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or to recover damages. As described below in Section II.E., EPA has promulgated a site-specific rule, and EPA and the proponents will work with the MADEP and VTDEC to execute the necessary legal mechanisms to implement the Laboratory XL Project at the state level. As set forth in the attached letter from Region I to MADEP, (see Appendix 1) the terms of which are incorporated by reference into this FPA, Massachusetts will promulgate a state-s...
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Purpose of this FPA. This FPA is a joint statement of the Project Signatories’ plans and intentions with respect to LSB’s XL Project. This FPA outlines the details of how this project will be implemented and sets forth the mechanism, specifically a policy memorandum (“Policy Memorandum”), that is being utilized to meet the goals of the Project Signatories. This FPA is not intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action or a regulatory action such as a permit or rule. This FPA does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or to recover damages. This FPA and materials relating to this project are available on the Project XL Web Site at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx.
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Purpose of this FPA. This FPA is a joint statement of the Project Signatories’ plans and intentions with respect to the International Paper Predictive Emission Monitoring System XL Project (“IP XL PEMS Project”). This FPA outlines the details of how this project will be implemented and measured and sets forth the regulatory flexibility -- specifically the Testing Agreement and a State Implementation Plan (SIP) Amendment -- that are necessary to implement this project. This FPA sets forth the plans of the Project Signatories and represents the firm commitment of each signatory to support the XL process, to implement the necessary regulatory flexibility in a timely fashion and to follow the terms of this FPA. This FPA is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action or a regulatory action such as a permit or rule. This FPA does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or to recover damages. This FPA and materials relating to this project are available on the Project XL Web Site at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx.
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Purpose of this FPA. This FPA is a joint statement of the Project Signatories’ plans and intentions with respect to the IBM Copper Metallization XL Project (IBM XL Project). This FPA outlines the details of how this project will be implemented and measured and sets forth the regulatory flexibility that is necessary to implement this project. Specifically, IBM proposes that EPA exempt the copper metallization process rinsewaters and resultant wastewater treatment sludge from consideration as an F006 waste through a site-specific rulemaking. This FPA sets forth the plans of the Project Signatories and represents the firm commitment of each Project Signatory to support the XL process, to implement the necessary regulatory flexibility in a timely fashion and to follow the terms of this FPA. This FPA is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action, or a regulatory action such as a permit or a rule. This FPA does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or recover damages. This FPA and materials relating to this project are available on the Project XL Web Site at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx .
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Purpose of this FPA. This FPA is a joint statement of the Project Signatories’ plans and intentions with respect to the Narragansett Bay Commission Pretreatment XL Project (“NBC Pretreatment XL Project”). This FPA outlines the details of how this project will be implemented and measured and sets forth the regulatory flexibility that is necessary to implement this project. This FPA sets forth the plans of the Project Signatories and represents the firm commitment of each signatory to support the XL process, to implement the necessary regulatory flexibility in a timely fashion and to follow the terms of this FPA. This FPA is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action or a regulatory action such as a permit or rule. This FPA does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or to recover damages. This FPA and materials relating to this project are available on the Project XL Web Site at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx.
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