Sampling General Sample Clauses

Sampling General. SW will provide the Licensee with a Trade Effluent Sampling Plan including sample point locations for each Discharge Point which are subject to the provision of services by the Licensee. Each Trade Effluent Sampling Plan will cover a period running from 1 April in a calendar year (or, if different, in the case of the first Trade Effluent Sampling Plan, the commencement date for TE Service A or TE Service B) until 31 March in the following calendar year. The Trade Effluent Sampling Plan will include the sampling frequency, i.e. the number of samples to be taken each year, and the name and contact details of SW’s Trade Effluent Quality Adviser responsible for monitoring the premises. SW may also provide additional information regarding the sampling arrangements at each site e.g. whether an automatic sampler has been provided by the Customer, if the Licensee is to undertake 24-hour composite sampling utilising a portable automatic sampler, or if there are any seasonal variations in sampling requirements. Within 10 Business Days of receiving the Trade Effluent Sampling Plan and additional information from SW, or any subsequent annual update of such Trade Effluent Sampling Plan, the Licensee will produce and submit to SW a schedule of Sampling Visits for the Discharge Point. The schedule will provide the anticipated dates that the samples will be taken. Samples should be taken from a Discharge Point at regular intervals over the year (subject to any seasonal variations in sampling requirements notified by SW) and, so far as practicable, should not be taken on the same day of the week or at the same time of day. The Licensee must obtain SW’s approval of the sampling schedule in advance of commencing sampling and must inform SW of any subsequent changes it intends making to the schedule. SW may accompany the Licensee at any Sampling Visit. SW may change the Trade Effluent Sampling Plan at any time, notifying the Licensee of such changes in which case the Licensee will produce and submit to SW a revised schedule of Sampling Visits within 28 days of SW’s notification. The Licensee must obtain SW’s approval of any revised schedule in advance of implementing its terms. As a matter of course, SW will provide the Licensee with annual updates to the Trade Effluent Sampling Plan and associated information as appropriate. The Licensee shall use its best endeavours to adhere to the intended dates of the Sampling Visits set out in its sampling schedule. In any case, samples...
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