Septic Systems. The Title 5 Reports indicate that an inspection of the subsurface sewage disposal system servicing the Properties identified therein were conducted in accordance with the provisions of Title 5 of the Massachusetts Environmental Code, 310 CMR 15.000 et seq. (the “Title 5 Regulations”). Except for the Title 5 Reports relating to the Hanover Property and the Kingston Property, the Title 5 Reports certify that the applicable systems pass, i.e., do not violate any of the failure criteria in Section 15.303 of the Title 5 Regulations. The Sellers or the Approved System Inspectors that prepared the Title 5 Reports have (or shall, prior to the Closing Date), submit copies of the Title 5 Official Inspection Forms to the Massachusetts DEP or the Boards of Health for the municipalities where the Properties are located, as required under the Title 5 Regulations. The Title 5 Reports relate to each Property that is serviced by a septic system subject to the Title 5 Regulations. The Purchaser acknowledges that the Title 5 Report relating to the Hanover Property revealed that the Hanover Property’s septic system does not comply with the Title 5 Regulations. Xxxxxxxx Realty agrees to replace the Hanover Property’s septic system at Xxxxxxxx Realty’s sole cost and expense. The work (the “Hanover Work”) to be performed by Xxxxxxxx Realty to replace the Hanover Property septic system (such new septic system shall be referred to herein as the “Hanover Septic System”) is shown on the plan described on EXHIBIT KK attached hereto (which plan is subject to the review and approval of applicable Governmental Authorities) and, includes, (i) obtaining and recording an easement from the Adjacent Hanover Land Owner running to the benefit of Hanover Unit Owners’ Association (the “Additional Hanover Easement”) to permit the installation, presence and future repairs of a portion of the Hanover Septic System under the Adjacent Hanover Land (including, without limitation, access on and/or under the Adjacent Hanover Land to install and, in subsequent years, repair the Hanover Septic System) and (ii) the removal and disposal of the Hanover UST in compliance with all applicable Legal Requirements (including, without limitation, the remediation, in accordance with all applicable Legal Requirements of any soil contamination from the Hanover UST that is discovered during the removal of Hanover UST). The Additional Hanover Easement shall be subject to the prior approval of the Purchaser, which approv...
Septic Systems. The Transferee for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns acknowledges being advised of the following:
Septic Systems. Tanks will be pumped once every 3 years at the expense of the landlord. Additional pumping will be at the expense of the Tenant. Tenant must immediately report leaky toilets or faucets. TERMINATION UPON SALE OF PREMISES. Not withstanding any other provision of this Lease, Landlord may terminate this lease upon sixty (60) days written notice to Tenant that the Premises will be sold.
Septic Systems. Application will be made to the appropriate county for the construction of new septic systems at newly constructed comfort stations, gatehouses, and other facilities requiring such systems. State approval should also be requested and received prior to installing new or altering existing septic systems.
Septic Systems. 11. The Transferee acknowledges and agrees that partially raised title beds may be required and that the lot shall be made suitable for the installation of sewage systems prior to or at the building permit stage to the satisfaction of MOE.
Septic Systems. Lessee, prior to construction of any building, will obtain from the County Sanitarian (or other authorized County Health Officer satisfactory to Lessor) a permit to install and maintain a septic tank approved by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control sufficient for disposal of all sewage, and such septic tanks shall be operated in such a way as not to endanger the quality of project waters. No septic tank or absorption/drainage field shall be permitted within fifty (50) feet of the shoreline of the Property. Tests will be taken immediately after the installation of the septic facilities and subsequent times as deemed necessary by Lessor and/or its agents to determine if leakage into project waters is occurring, and if such leakage does occur, modification shall be made to prevent such leakage. In addition, Lessee shall develop and implement a solid waste disposal plan, in accordance with appropriate governmental regulations.
