Developer Remediation Component definition

Developer Remediation Component means that portion of the Remedial Improvements, which is the responsibility of the Developer with respect to the Site. The Developer Remediation Component shall include the preparation of, submittal to, and approval from Responsible Agencies and implementation of the following; the Schedule of Activities, workplan and other Remediation work necessary in connection with construction of buildings, pile support system, if any, reconstruction and/or repair as required for components of the remedial improvements previously installed including, design and construction of the underground utility trench, Vegetative Maintenance Plan and Smart Irrigation Plan, and Deed Restrictions, each as defined in the RAP.
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Developer Remediation Component means that portion of the Remedial Improvements, which is the responsibility of the Developer with respect to the Site. The Developer Remediation Component shall include the preparation of, submittal to, and approval from Responsible Agencies and implementation of the following; the Schedule of Activities, workplan and other Remediation work necessary in connection with construction of buildings, pile support system, if any, reconstruction and/or repair as required for components of the remedial improvements previously installed including, Construction Quality Assurance Plan and Requirements, design and construction of the underground utility trench, Vegetative Maintenance Plan and Smart Irrigation Plan, Closure Plan, Financial Assurance Plans, and Deed Restrictions, each as defined in the RAP. The Developer Remediation Component also includes the Final Cover/Asphalt Cap, as conditionally approved in Noticed Environmental Doc #86, dated February 10, 2010 and such additional obligations as may be imposed by RWQCB in connection with a revised RAP admission special development proposal.
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Examples of Developer Remediation Component in a sentence

  • The Developer will construct, at its cost and expense, the Developer Remediation Component.

  • Developer shall construct or cause to be constructed the Developer Remediation Component as referenced in Section 301.2. Developer shall ensure that the construction of the Developer Remediation Component shall be in accordance with the City and Responsible Agencies requirements, Approved RAP, and the Environmental Deed Restrictions.

Related to Developer Remediation Component

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