A Phase definition

A Phase of the System or a System Upgrade is Ready for Final Acceptance, the Purchaser shall issue a Certificate of Final Acceptance.

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A Phase. I Environmental Report of the PROPERTY, as well as any subsequent Limited Environmental Site Assessments issued prior to CLOSING, all in form and content satisfactory to the BANK.

A Phase. I Environmental Report of the PROPERTY in form and content satisfactory to the BANK.

Examples of A Phase in a sentence

• A Phase I System Impact Study, incorporated within a Cycle’s System Impact Studies, is used to determine whether the Transmission System is adequate to accommodate all or part of an Applicant’s request for long-term firm transmission service under Tariff, Part II (POINT-TO-POINT TRANSMISSION SERVICE) and Tariff, Part III (NETWORK INTEGRATION TRANSMISSION SERVICE).

• A Phase I assessment is required whether the environmental review is completed under 24 CFR part 50 or 24 CFR part 58.

• A Phase may be designated for completion by the Owner's own forces, or by another Owner Contractor.

• A Phase may or may not be a legally subdivided parcel of real property.

• A Phase I, multi-center, open label study designed to assess the safety and feasibility of the injectable BL-1040 implant to provide scaffolding to infarcted myocardial tissue.

• A Phase I Single-Center study in two parts assessing the safety, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and absolute bioavailability of BIM44058, a hPTHrP(1-34) analogue, administered as single doses to healthy elderly volunteers of both genders: Part A, randomized, double-blind, dose-escalating, parallel groups, placebo-controlled design; Part B, randomized, open-label, two-period, cross-over design Protocol Number: 2-52-52127-001 The strategic goals for this study are...

• A Phase I survey is a pedestrian survey with systematic subsurface testing implemented in APEs larger than 10 acres in size.

• A Phase I environmental site assessment was obtained with respect to prior owned property that indicated no recognized environmental conditions, and the loan documents include personal liability to borrower and guarantor for losses related to prior owned property.

• A Phase may be designated for completion by the Owner's own forces, or by Other Contractors.

• A Phase I environmental assessment of an Applicable Resort, including, without limitation, the relevant Land and all improvements thereto.

More Definitions of A Phase

A Phase. I consultant reported that a 1996 Phase II report identified low levels of solvent and other soil contaminants associated with historic dry cleaning operations at the related mortgaged real property. However, a May 2005 Phase II environmental site assessment conducted soil and groundwater sampling and detected no contamination at the related mortgaged real property. In response to the earlier Phase II findings, the tenant dry-cleaning operation has enrolled with state drycleaner clean-up program; based on the facility's low ranking on the cleanup priorities list, no remediation is planned. Lexington Commons. A Phase I consultant recommended removal, in accordance with applicable regulations, of a partially full 15-gallon drum of perchloroethylene ("PCE"), located at the rear of a dry cleaning operation at the related mortgaged real property. The Phase I consultant estimates abatement costs at $500-600. The Phase I consultant further noted that an earlier Phase II consultant detected slightly elevated levels of PCE in excess of state maximum contaminant levels in a localized area of perched water at the related mortgaged real property; based on the absence of other contamination detected at the related mortgaged real property and the low concentrations of PCE detected, the Phase II consultant concluded that no further action was required. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- </TABLE> -9- <TABLE> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Magnolia Mall. A Phase I consultant reported that the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has issued a Conditional No Further Action letter in connection with the removal of underground storage tanks ("UST") at the related mortgaged real property. According to the Phase I consultant's review of agency correspondence, the related mortgaged real property must adhere to commercial zoning and land use and cannot use groundwater as a potable drinking source in order to maintain its no further action status.

A Phase. I consultant has determined the applicability of USEPA/HUD's lead-based paint notification and disclosure regulations. Based on an interview with the property manager, the Phase I consultant indicated that the related mortgaged real property did not have a notification program in place in compliance with these regulations. Atlantis Plaza. A Phase I consultant reported the presence of soil and groundwater impacted by chlorinated solvents from historic dry cleaning operations at the related mortgaged real property. The Phase I consultant further reported that the related mortgaged real property is eligible for state-administered cleanup through the state's Dry-cleaning Solvent Cleanup Program but that, owing to the facility's low ranking on the priorities list, no remediation plans have been developed. Centre @ Greenway. A Phase I consultant reported that soil and groundwater at the related mortgaged real property has been impacted by petroleum hydrocarbon and solvent releases from a historic leaking underground storage tank ("LUST") and an on-site dry-cleaning operation, respectively. In a letter dated May 22, 2003, Northwestern Investment Management Company, LLC, a prior owner of the related mortgaged real property, advised the then owner of the related mortgaged real property that, notwithstanding the absence of any environmental indemnification agreement between them, Northwestern Investment Management Company, LLC, had initiated clean up of the related mortgaged real property. Courtyard by Marriott - Lincroft-Red Bank. A Phase I consultant recommended abandonment of three on-site groundwater monitoring ▇▇▇▇▇ in accordance with state and local regulations. No estimate of abandonment costs was provided. Courtyard by Marriott - Norwalk, Connecticut. A Phase II consultant identified the presence of hydrocarbons in the soil at the related mortgaged real property. Based on historic use of the related mortgaged real property as a gasoline station, as well as the concentration and nature of the hydrocarbons, the Phase II consultant recommended further investigation of the subsurface conditions.

A Phase. I consultant reported that a 1996 Phase II report identified low levels of solvent and other soil contaminants associated with historic dry cleaning operations at the related mortgaged real property. However, a May 2005 Phase II environmental site assessment conducted soil and groundwater sampling and detected no contamination at the related mortgaged real property. In response to the earlier Phase II findings, the tenant dry-cleaning operation has enrolled with a state drycleaner clean-up program; based on the facility's low ranking on the cleanup priorities list, no remediation is planned. Lexington Commons. A Phase I consultant recommended removal, in accordance with applicable regulations, of a partially full 15-gallon drum of perchloroethylene ("PCE"), located at the rear of a dry cleaning operation at the related mortgaged real property. The Phase I consultant estimates abatement costs at $500-600. The Phase I consultant further noted that an earlier Phase II consultant detected slightly elevated levels of PCE in excess of state maximum contaminant levels in a localized area of perched water at the related mortgaged real property; based on the absence of other contamination detected at the related mortgaged real property and the low concentrations of PCE detected, the Phase II consultant concluded that no further action was required.

A Phase or “a unique Phase” shall be deemed to refer to that single Phase.

A Phase. I environmental report disclosing no evidence of Hazardous Material at, under or on the Premises, or any other environmental conditions requiring remediation or further testing;

A Phase. I Environmental Assessment Report of the portion of the Mortgaged Property owned by 550, prepared by a reputable engineering firm approved by, and in form and content acceptable to, Lender or, in lieu of such report, a policy of environmental insurance with respect to such portion of the Mortgaged Property, the coverages, terms and conditions of which policy are, and which policy is issued by an insurer, acceptable to Lender in good faith, which policy insures Lender with respect to such portion of the Mortgaged Property for a term ending no earlier than the Termination Date;