Contaminated Media definition
Examples of Contaminated Media in a sentence
PBOT, in coordination with Prosper Portland, will work with DEQ to obtain approval of any required final remedy plans, such as a Sub-Parcel Specific Remedial Action Plan (“RAP”), Contaminated Media Management Plan (“CMMP), Health and Safety Plan (“HASP”), and easements and equitable servitudes (“EES”) (collectively referred to “Final Remedy Plans”).
Projects that are anticipated to involve both HTRW and MEC (incidental), explosive media, CWM, Recovered Chemical Warfare Materiel (RCWM), or Chemical Agent Contaminated Media (CACM) shall have an APP developed per the requirements of this regulation and shall incorporate the additional requirements specified by ER 385-1-95.
Prior to construction, Grantor will prepare a Contaminated Media Management Plan as an attachment to the Focused RAP for review and approval by DEQ.
In December 2018, DEQ approved a Contaminated Media Management Plan to inform decisions about management, characterization and disposal of contaminated soil and groundwater encountered during future intrusive work performed at the site.
Prepare a Contaminated Media Management Plan (CMMP) establishing procedures for managing, characterizing and disposing of contaminated media during future intrusive work performed at the Property.
The parties acknowledge and agree that the Baseline Assessment establishes a presumption of the Contaminated Media condition of the Premises existing on and prior to the Effective Date.
Investigations have been conducted of the Hazardous Substances present on the Premises, and the results of such investigations are summarized, among other documents, in the , 202 [Contaminated Media Management Plan, prepared for the Lessor by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇] (the “CMMP”).
This Specification has been made part of the Contract Documents as a contingency in the event that Contaminated Media (e.g., soil) is encountered during the performance of the Work.
PHB, in coordination with Prosper Portland, will work with DEQ to obtain approval of any required final remedy plans, such as a Sub-Parcel Specific Remedial Action Plan (“RAP”), Contaminated Media Management Plan (“CMMP), Health and Safety Plan (“HASP”), and easements and equitable servitudes (“EES”) (collectively referred to “Final Remedy Plans”).
Any contaminated soil or groundwater removed from the Site must be managed in accordance with a DEQ-approved Contaminated Media Management Plan (CMMP).