Sewage Facilities Clause Samples
The Sewage Facilities clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the provision, maintenance, and compliance of sewage disposal systems for a property. Typically, this clause specifies whether the property is served by public sewer lines or a private septic system, and may outline obligations for inspections, repairs, or upgrades prior to transfer of ownership. Its core function is to ensure that the property meets health and environmental standards, thereby protecting both parties from future disputes or liabilities related to sewage system deficiencies.
Sewage Facilities. Except as set forth in Schedule 10.14, Buyer acknowledges that there is no community (municipal) sewage system available to serve the Real Property. Accordingly, any additional sewage disposal planned by Buyer will require an individual (on-site) sewage system and all necessary permits as required by the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act (the "Facilities Act"). Buyer recognizes that certain of the existing individual sewage systems on the Real Property may have been installed pursuant to exemptions from the requirements of the Facilities Act or prior to the enactment of the Facilities Act and that soils and site testing may not have been performed in connection therewith. The owner of the property or properties served by such a system, at the time of any malfunction, may be held liable for any contamination, pollution, public health hazard or nuisance which occurs as the result of such malfunction.
Sewage Facilities. Buyer acknowledges that there is no community (municipal) sewage system available to serve the Real Property. Accordingly, any additional sewage disposal planned by Buyer will require an individual (on-site) sewage system and all necessary permits as required by the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act (the "Facilities Act"). Buyer recognizes that certain of the existing individual sewage systems on the Real Property may have been installed pursuant to exemptions from the requirements of the Facilities Act or prior to the enactment of the Facilities Act and that soils and site testing may not have been performed in connection therewith. The owner of the property or properties served by such a system, at the time of any malfunction, may be held liable for any contamination, pollution, public health hazard or nuisance which occurs as the result of such malfunction.
Sewage Facilities. The Sewage Facilities consist of sewage collection and treatment facilities installed in connection with the original construction and start-up of the Plant as well as facilities installed or to be installed in connection with construction of new buildings and facilities at the Plant.
Sewage Facilities. Pursuant to the provisions of the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act, 35 P.S. section 750.7a, Penn Power is notified that a "community sewage system" (as defined in Section 2 of the Sewage Facilities Act, 35 P.S. section 750.2) is not available on one or more lots comprising part of the Real Property at the facilities list in Schedule 10.12. Prior to construction of any buildings on such lots, a permit to connect to a community sewage system or a permit for installation of an individual sewage system must be obtained pursuant to Section 7 of the Sewage Facilities Act, 35 P.S. section 750.
Sewage Facilities. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 7a of the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act, 35 P.S. section 750 (the "Facilities Act"), each Acquiring Party is notified that a "community sewage system" (as defined by Section 2 of the Facilities Act) is not available on one or more lots comprising part of the Real Property at the facilities listed in Schedule 12.13. Prior to construction of any buildings on such lots, a permit to connect to a community sewage system or permit for installation of an individual sewage system must be obtained pursuant to Section 7 of the Facilities Act. Before signing this Agreement, the Acquiring Party should contact the local agency charged with administering the Facilities Act in the area of each such facility and lot(s) to determine the procedure and requirements for obtaining a permit for an individual or community sewage system to service such lot(s), if required for the intended uses and purposes of such lot(s).
Sewage Facilities. Except as set forth in Schedule 10.15, Buyer acknowledges that there is no community (municipal) sewage system available to serve the Real Property. 104
Sewage Facilities. The Utility Seller will continue operation of the Sewage Facilities consistent with the manner in it currently operates the Sewage Facilities through Closing.
Sewage Facilities. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 7a of the Pennsylvania Sewage Facilities Act, 35 P.S. Section 750 (the "Facilities Act"), Buyer is notified by Seller or the applicable FE Subsidiary, as the case may be, that a "community sewage system" (as defined by Section 2 of the Facilities Act) is not available on one or more lots comprising part of the Real Property at the facilities listed in Schedule 11.13. Prior to construction of any buildings on such lots, a permit to connect to a community sewage system or permit for installation of an individual sewage system must be obtained pursuant to Section 7 of the Facilities Act. Before signing this Agreement, Buyer should contact the local agency charged with administering the Facilities Act in the area of each such facility and lot(s) to determine the procedure and requirements for obtaining
Sewage Facilities. Developer and City acknowledge and agree that the Project Site is located within the California Medical Facility Sewer Benefit District. As part of this District and Project Site will be required to reimburse the State of California for the Project Site’s proportionate share of the actual costs of extending a sanitary sewer trunk line from the adjacent California State Medical Facility on Peabody Road to the Elmira Treatment Plant. It is understood that Developer’s share shall not exceed forty-eight and one-tenths percent (48.1%) of the actual costs incurred by the State. Furthermore, Developer, or its nominees, agrees from time to time to pay such assessments to the Sewer Benefit District upon issuance of building permits in connection with the development of portions of the Project Site. Each payment shall be equal to the sum of Nine hundred fourteen Dollars ($914.00 ), which sum is derived from dividing One million eight hundred twenty-seven thousand eight hundred Dollars ($1,827,800. ) (forty- eight and one-tenth percent (48.1%) of actual costs) by two thousand (2000) units. It is understood that said assessment shall be in addition to normal sewer fees paid by developers to City.