Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards definition

Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards means the performance standards for air quality, noise, odor, lighting and navigation, including the associated action levels and sampling, monitoring, contingency, record keeping and/or reporting elements of those standards, that are set forth in EPA’s May 2004 Hudson River PCBs Superfund Site Quality of Life Performance Standards, as modified by the Performance Standards Compliance Plan Scope and the Remedial Action Monitoring Scope.

Examples of Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards in a sentence

  • After providing Settling Defendant with an opportunity for discussion in accordance with the preceding subparagraph, and after the Peer Review, EPA will notify Settling Defendant, in writing, of EPA’s decision regarding changes, if any, to the Phase 1 Engineering Performance Standards, the Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards, the SOW, and the scope of Phase 2.

  • Following the Phase 1 dredging, EPA will provide Settling Defendant with an opportunity to discuss with EPA the changes that EPA believes are appropriate, if any, to the Phase 1 Engineering Performance Standards, the Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards, the SOW, and/or the scope of Phase 2, before EPA makes a decision regarding such changes.

  • Nothing in this Paragraph shall be construed to limit EPA’s ability under subparagraph 15.b. above to require changes to the Phase 1 Engineering Performance Standards, the Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards, the SOW, and the scope of Phase 2, or to limit any rights EPA has under the terms of the SOW itself to require changes to be made to the SOW or work plans developed thereunder.

  • The original Phase 1 Quality of Life Performance Standards (May 2004) are available at http://www.epa.gov/hudson/quality_of_life_06_04/index.html (last visited April 5, 2013).

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