Parallel Provision definition

Parallel Provision means a requirement or prohibition of this Consent Decree that is also a requirement or prohibition of the Compliance Agreement.
Parallel Provision means a requirement or prohibition of this Compliance Agreement that is also a requirement or prohibition of the Consent Decree.

Examples of Parallel Provision in a sentence

  • Where a violation of a Parallel Provision is not facility specific, EPA has agreed to split the collected stipulated penalty with the States of Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee as follows: 50% to EPA and 50% allocated equally among the States of Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

  • If the issue involves a Parallel Provision that has not already been the subject of dispute and resolution pursuant to Section VIII (Dispute Resolution) of the Compliance Agreement, EPA may provide the Parties with a written determination of EPA’s view regarding the issue within forty-five (45) days following the notice.

  • If there has been a resolution of a dispute pertaining to a Parallel Provision pursuant to Section VIII (Dispute Resolution) of the Compliance Agreement, a State or the Citizen Plaintiffs may only invoke the dispute resolution procedures of Section VI (Dispute Resolution) of this Consent Decree pertaining to that resolution solely to seek a resolution that is more stringent than the resolution reached through Section VIII (Dispute Resolution) of the Compliance Agreement.

  • If the issue involves a Parallel Provision that is the subject of a dispute pursuant to Section VIII (Dispute Resolution) of the Compliance Agreement but there is an unreasonable delay in resolving the dispute under Section VIII (Dispute Resolution) of the Compliance Agreement, then the Parties may proceed in this Court prior to a resolution by EPA and TVA of such dispute.

  • If a State or the Citizen Plaintiffs invoke Section VI (Dispute Resolution) of this Consent Decree to seek a resolution of a dispute under this Consent Decree pertaining to a Parallel Provision that is more stringent than the resolution reached through Section VIII (Dispute Resolution) of the Compliance Agreement, the Court should accord appropriate weight to the resolution of the dispute by EPA under Section VIII of the Compliance Agreement as described in Subparagraph 160.b, above.

  • TVA may invoke Section VI (Dispute Resolution) of this Consent Decree regarding a Parallel Provision only (i) if a State or the Citizen Plaintiffs are acting in contravention to Section IV (Coordination of Oversight and Enforcement) of this Consent Decree or (ii) as necessary to address any conflict between this Consent Decree and the Compliance Agreement due to a change to the Compliance Agreement that is made subsequent to the Effective Date of the Compliance Agreement as that term is defined therein.

  • Nothing in this Paragraph shall prevent EPA and the States of Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee from sharing the payment of a stipulated penalty provided that the violation giving rise to payment of a stipulated penalty is a violation of a Parallel Provision of this Consent Decree.

  • The State or the Citizen Plaintiffs shall provide EPA with a sixty (60) day period to evaluate the alleged violation and to provide a written determination as to whether it believes there is a violation of the Parallel Provision of the Compliance Agreement.

  • TVA shall not be required to pay additional stipulated penalties under the Consent Decree for a violation of the same Parallel Provision of the Compliance Agreement if TVA has paid stipulated penalties pursuant to a demand made by EPA (in consultation with the States and the Citizen Plaintiffs).

  • Where a violation of a Parallel Provision is facility specific, EPA has agreed to split the collected stipulated penalty evenly with the State where such facility is located.

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