Release Reporting, Notification and other Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Release Reporting, Notification and other Responsibilities. (1) In the event of a Release of any Contaminant, Lessee must immediately stop the Release and cease any activities which may be resulting in such Release; and within 24 hours, or earlier if proscribed by Applicable Environmental Law, notify the proper Governmental Authorities, as well as Authority, of the date, time, and nature of the Release, including, but not limited to, a description of the Contaminants discharged or released. If the initial notification to Authority is not in writing, within five (5) days of a Release, Lessee will provide a written explanation of the details of the Release and an MSDS for each of the said Contaminants.
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Release Reporting, Notification and other Responsibilities. (1) In the event of a Release by Lessee, its agents, representatives, employees, contractors, consultants, or invitees of any Contaminant to surface, subsurface, water, or air, Lessee must stop the Release as soon as practicable; and notify the Authority of such Release or if such Release is reportable to Governmental Authorities under Applicable Environmental Laws, within 24 hours, or such other time prescribed by Applicable Environmental Laws, notify the proper Governmental Authorities, as well as Authority, of the date, time, and nature of the Release, including, but not limited to, a description of the Contaminants discharged or released. If the initial notification to Authority is not in writing Lessee will provide a written explanation of the details of the Release at the same time that any required written explanation is provided to applicable Governmental Authorities, together with an MSDS for each of the said Contaminants.

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