Contaminated soil definition

Contaminated soil means soil that meets all of the following criteria:
Contaminated soil means soil which contains contaminant concentrations in excess of the applicable remediation criteria cited in the CCME's “Canadian Environmental Quality Guidelines” report ISBN 896-997-34-1, update 5.0, 2006, or any future amendment thereof;
Contaminated soil means, for the purposes of this chapter, a soil that, as a result of a release or human usage, has absorbed or adsorbed physical, chemical, or radiological substances at concentrations above those consistent with nearby undisturbed soil or natural earth materials.

Examples of Contaminated soil in a sentence

  • To the extent that in the course of Buyer undertaking Limited Activities, within or contiguous to the footprint of an existing Item located in Areas 2 through 7, Buyer incurs reasonable disposal costs for Contaminated Soil in excess of CDL Disposal Costs as the result of environmental contamination at the Wichita Facility existing on or prior to the Closing Date, Seller agrees to reimburse the Buyer for such reasonable disposal cost in excess of CDL Disposal Costs.

  • In the event that Buyer demolishes an existing building located in Areas 2 through 7 for reasons other than that it is reasonably necessary in order to respond to an act of God, Buyer and Seller agree to split equally (50/50) (subject to the limits set forth below in Section 6.13(b)(iv)(B)(2)(dd)) all reasonable disposal costs for Contaminated Soil in excess of CDL Disposal Costs.

  • In the event that a building is completely destroyed as a result of an act of God or Buyer demolishes an existing building located in Areas 2 through 7 because it is reasonably necessary in order to respond to an act of God, Seller shall be responsible for all reasonable disposal costs for Contaminated Soil in excess of CDL Disposal Costs but only to the extent reasonably incurred in response to the act of God.

  • In the event that Buyer conducts activities at the Wichita Facility outside of the Red Restricted Areas which result in disposal costs for Contaminated Soil, Buyer is responsible for disposal costs equal to the CDL Disposal Costs.

  • Buyer agrees to minimize the costs of disposing of Contaminated Soil by: (1) limiting to the maximum extent reasonably practicable the size of the disturbance; (2) identifying and segregating Contaminated Soil and uncontaminated soil to minimize disposal costs; and (3) identifying other mitigating measures for reducing disposal costs, including onsite reuse and/or disposal.


More Definitions of Contaminated soil

Contaminated soil means any soil which has been exposed to an organic or inorganic contaminant in excess of standards prescribed or adopted by the Minister, and that has caused, is causing, or may cause an adverse effect;
Contaminated soil means any soil that does not meet the definition of "natural background" in the soil cleanup standards of the chapter 173-340 WAC, as currently enacted and as hereafter amended.
Contaminated soil means soil or sediment or fill material containing substances in quantities or concentrations greater than those specified in the Contaminated Sites Regulation but is not a Hazardous Waste as identified in the Hazardous Waste Regulation.
Contaminated soil means soil which contains one or more hazardous substances or environmental pollution and which is not a hazardous waste as defined in s. NR 660.10 (52) or 42 USC. [Wis. Admin. Code § NR 718.03(5)].
Contaminated soil means soil, rocks, dirt, or earth that has been made impure by contact, commingling, or consolidation with organic compounds such as petroleum hydrocarbons. This definition does not include soils contaminated solely by inorganic metals, soils that meet the definition of hazardous waste under ARM Title 17, chapter 53, or regulated PCB (polychlorinated biphenyls) contaminated soils.
Contaminated soil means soil(s) that contains any harmful constituent in great enough concentration to harm human health.
Contaminated soil means soil containing petroleum products or other soil that has been affected by non-petroleum substances as a result of a release or discharge, but does not include hazardous waste.