WASTE WATER TREATMENT Clause Samples

WASTE WATER TREATMENT. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ COUNTY, OHIO SEIU – COUNTY HEALTH CARE PLANS This Memorandum of Understanding is to memorialize the employer's acknowledgment that information regarding the County's finalized health insurance plans for the following year is time critical and that providing the information at the initiation of the open enrollment period may not be timely to many employees. Therefore, the employer agrees to convey the information regarding the County's health care plans to the employees upon the final determination of those plans so as to afford additional time for each employee to make his or her decision.

WASTE WATER TREATMENT. The normal work schedule for Operator /Technician will be a fourteen (14) day rotation type schedule {see Appendix B}. Employees will receive two (2) fifteen (15) minute breaks and an unpaid lunch period.

WASTE WATER TREATMENT. Systems These Systems include facilities constructed to sort and collect liquid waste from all station sources, excluding sanitary sewage, to provide water suitable for use as make up for the cooling tower, flue gas desulfurization and/or ash handling. In addition, this System consists of an estimated 181 acres of solar evaporation ponds for storing excess liquid wastes, two construction runoff and plant-site retention ponds and a coal pile area runoff pond.

WASTE WATER TREATMENT. There is no variable component. • The Fixed Component, • The User Charge • In addition, if an exceptional uncontrolled effluent is discharged to the sewer network and is detrimental to the normal operation of the Effluent Treatment, the extra costs related to this uncontrolled effluent will be charged to Purchaser according to Purchaser’s share of responsibility of this uncontrolled effluent discharged. NB: An exceptional uncontrolled effluent is generally the result of an accidental event (failure of equipment, misoperation,…) or an unplanned non-routine operation (cleaning of a capacity,…) that creates serious disturbances in the waste water 18 Berre SUMF Agreement (Kraton) treatment facilities and requires extraordinary measures, irrespective of the effluents discharged to the environment being inside or outside authorised limits. In all cases such incidents generate extra costs, which will be separately identified and charged to the responsible party or parties. Typical examples of what is considered to be an exceptional uncontrolled effluent are: • quantity of styrene that polymerises in the primary treatment of effluents and causes damage to mechanical equipment and fouling of piping. • quantity of pollutant (such as Phenol or Ni) that is detrimental to the bacteria and significantly reduces the performance of the biotreater to a level where effluents have to be stored and possibly operation on the Berre/Aubette Complex has to be curtailed.

WASTE WATER TREATMENT. In February 2009, IWMC opened a wastewater (leachate) treatment facility and obtained third party professional engineering opinion as to the estimated useful life of the various components of this new asset. These depreciation rates are also reflected in Note 4 to the March 31, 2011 Audited Financial Statements.