Residuals Management Sample Clauses

Residuals Management. 1. The Marketing, Distribution and Sale of all compost produced at the MCCF and the permanent composting facility at Blue Plains shall be the responsibility of the WSSC. The District and the WSSC shall be responsible for producing a marketable quality composted Wastewater Sludge product, meeting all standards set forth in Appendix 5C. Product standards are subject to change by written agreement of the Engineers of the District and WSSC.
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Residuals Management. The DBOM Contractor shall locate an Acceptable Disposal Site, subject to the approval of the BWS, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, and shall make all necessary arrangements with the owner or operator thereof for the disposal of all Residuals during the Term. The DBOM Contractor may utilize more than one Acceptable Disposal Site for the disposal of Residuals; provided, however, that each disposal site utilized by the DBOM Contractor must be an Acceptable Disposal Site in accordance with the requirements set forth in this Section. The DBOM Contractor shall collect, segregate, treat and store Residuals from treatment operations at the Facility in an enclosed building in accordance with the Contract Standards. The DBOM Contractor shall operate the Facility and treat Sourced Seawater so as to minimize the production of Residuals while complying with the Performance Guarantees. The DBOM Contractor shall transport all Residuals to an Acceptable Disposal Site in a safe and environmentally sound manner and in accordance with Applicable Law. All cost and expense of Residuals disposal shall be borne by the DBOM Contractor and, except as provided in subsection (E) (Title and Documentation) of this Section, no Uncontrollable Circumstance other than a Change in Law shall entitle the DBOM Contractor to any relief or additional compensation hereunder.
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Residuals Management. VWC shall provide for the safe disposal of any and all solid and liquid waste material produced by the water and wastewater Facilities in accordance with Applicable Laws. In addition, VWC shall arrange for and manage sludge disposal utilizing the contract(s) for disposal procured and managed by the Municipality. Sludge disposal shall be in accordance with the Nutrient Management Act (NMA), 2002, as amended from time to time, and in accordance with the Nutrient Management Strategy to be developed for the Wastewater Treatment Plants, by the Municipality, subject to the Change of Law provisions set forth in Article 2.10.
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Residuals Management. The Supplier shall provide for the safe disposal of any and all solid and liquid waste material produced by the water and wastewater Facilities in accordance with Applicable Laws. In addition, the Supplier shall arrange for and manage sludge disposal in accordance with the Nutrient Management Act (NMA), 2002, as amended from time to time, and in accordance with the Nutrient Management Strategy to be developed for the Walkerton Wastewater Treatment Plant subject to the Change of Law provisions set forth in Article 2.10.
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