Environmental Audit definition

Environmental Audit means a Phase One environmental site assessment (the scope and performance of which meets or exceeds the then most current ASTM Standard Practice E1527 for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase One Environmental Site Assessment Process) of the Property.

Environmental Audit. As defined in Subsection 8.3(b).

Environmental Audit has the meaning specified in Section 6.13(c).

Examples of Environmental Audit in a sentence

• The Service may conduct environmental audits to evaluate the operations with respect to environmental compliance and environmental Best Management Practices in accordance with the current Service Concession Environmental Audit Program Operating Guide.

• The cost and expense of the SAMP Environmental Audit shall be borne exclusively by SAMP.

• For audits in accordance with EMAS, the German Environmental Audit Act (UAG) including UAG fees regulations apply in Germany in particular, as well as the basic EU directive.

• Should SAMP fail to implement promptly and diligently pursue any such remediation upon receipt of the results of the City's Environmental Audit or other notice of any Environmental Condition, then the City shall have the right, but not the obligation, to carry out such cleanup and to recover all of the costs and expenses thereof from SAMP, with interest at the Default Rate.

• REVIEW AND IMPROVEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE 116.1 Annual Review 116.2 Offsite Traffic Management Plan Revision 216.3 Independent Environmental Audit 317.

More Definitions of Environmental Audit

Environmental Audit means, with respect to each parcel of Land, a Phase I Environmental Assessment, which meets or exceeds ASTM Standard E1527-97 and is dated no more than 60 days prior to the related Closing Date, by an environmental services firm satisfactory to the Funding Parties.

Environmental Audit means the systematic, documented, periodic and objective evaluation of how well environmental organisation, management and equipment are performing in conserving or preserving the environment;

Environmental Audit means any environmental audit, review or testing of the Property performed by Buyer or any third party or consultant engaged by Buyer to conduct such study.

Environmental Audit means an audit of the Tenant’s activities on the Premises to be commissioned by the Landlord from time to time but not more than once per year;

Environmental Audit means a review for the purpose of determining whether the Company and each Subsidiary complies with Environmental Laws and whether there exists any condition or circumstance which requires or will require a cleanup, removal, or other remedial action under Environmental Laws on the part of the Company or any Subsidiary including, but not limited to, some or all of the following:

Environmental Audit means a voluntary and internal evaluation conducted on or after the effective date of this part of 1 or more facilities or an activity at 1 or more facilities regulated under state, federal, regional, or local laws or ordinances, or of environmental management systems or processes related to the facilities or activity, or of a previously corrected specific instance of noncompliance, that is designed to identify historical or current noncompliance and prevent noncompliance or improve compliance with 1 or more of those laws, or to identify an environmental hazard, contamination, or other adverse environmental condition, or to improve an environmental management system or process. Once initiated, an audit shall be completed within a reasonable time, not to exceed 6 months, unless a written request for an extension is approved by the director on reasonable grounds.

Environmental Audit means a voluntary evaluation of a facility or operation, of an activity at a facility or operation, or of an environmental management system at a facility or operation when the facility, operation, or activity is regulated under state or federal environmental laws, rules, or permit conditions, conducted by an owner or operator, an employee of the owner or operator, or an independent contractor retained by the owner or operator that is designed to identify historical or current noncompliance with environmental laws, rules, ordinances, or permit conditions, discover environmental contamination or hazards, remedy noncompliance or improve compliance with environmental laws, or improve an environmental management system. Once notification is given to the department, an environmental audit shall be completed within a reasonable time not to exceed six months unless an extension is approved by the department based on reasonable grounds.