Postclosure definition

Postclosure means that period of time subsequent to closure of a solid waste disposal area when actions at the site must be performed.

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Postclosure or "postclosure care" means actions taken for the care, maintenance, and monitoring of closure actions at a mixed municipal solid waste disposal facility.

Postclosure means the period of time from completion of the closure plan for decontamination, reclamation and stabilization of the source material milling facility, byproduct material surface impoundment and disposal area, but prior to the termination of the license.

Examples of Postclosure in a sentence

The Grantor shall provide financial assurance in the form of an Escrow as required by the Postclosure Agreement.
The Escrow shall be secured in the amount of [amount in written text] ($[number]) and be maintained consistent with the provisions of the Postclosure Agreement.
The Fund so established shall be used solely to pay the MDEQ for monitoring, operation and maintenance, oversight, and other costs determined by the MDEQ to be necessary to assure the effectiveness and integrity of the remedial action documented in the NFA Report and to meet [SUBMITTER’S] financial assurance obligations as set forth in the Postclosure Agreement.
The Fund so established shall be used solely to pay EGLE for monitoring, operation and maintenance, oversight, and other costs determined by EGLE to be necessary to assure the effectiveness and integrity of the remedial action documented in the NFA Report and to meet [SUBMITTER’S] financial assurance obligations as set forth in the Postclosure Agreement.
A No Further Action (NFA) Report submitted to EGLE for approval pursuant to Section 20114d(3)(c) of Part 201, Environmental Remediation, of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended, (NREPA), must include a Postclosure Plan and a Postclosure Agreement.

More Definitions of Postclosure

Postclosure means the requirements placed upon solid waste disposal facilities after closure to ensure environmental and public health safety for a specified number of years after closure.

Postclosure or “corrective action” or “closure and postclosure” or “closure and corrective action” or “postclosure and corrective action” or “closure and postclosure and corrective action”] activities as approved by the Director; or to disburse to the Grantor excess funds as determined by the Director not required to be part of this Trust Fund.

Postclosure or “corrective action” or “closure and postclosure” or “closure and corrective action” or “postclosure and corrective action” or “closure and postclosure and corrective action”] cost estimate(s), or portions thereof, for each facility covered by this Trust Fund are shown separately: [For each facility, include its name, EPA identification number, address, and amount of closure, postclosure, and/or corrective action financial assurance provided.] These cost estimates will be revised from time to time by the Grantor as required by the Act.

Postclosure or “corrective action” or “closure and postclosure” or “closure and corrective action” or “postclosure and corrective action” or “closure and postclosure and corrective action”] requirements, the Director may, after providing the Grantor 7 days' notice and opportunity for hearing, access the funds in the Trust Fund to correct the violations, complete [insert “closure” or “postclosure” or “corrective action” or “closure and postclosure” or “closure and corrective action” or “postclosure and corrective action” or “closure and postclosure and corrective action”], and maintain the facility in accordance with the approved plans.

Postclosure or “corrective action” or “closure and postclosure” or “closure and corrective action” or “postclosure and corrective action” or “closure and postclosure and corrective action”] activities in order to control, minimize, or eliminate, to the extent necessary to protect human health and the environment, the escape of hazardous waste or hazardous constituents to the ground or surface waters or to the atmosphere, is beneficial to the public as a whole. Accordingly, the parties agree that this Trust Fund is for public welfare purposes and comes within the statutory exception to the rule against perpetuities set forth in Michigan Compiled Laws §554.381 (Mich. Stat. Annot. §26.1201).

Postclosure means a procedure approved by the division to provide for long-term financial assurance, monitoring, and maintenance of a solid waste disposal site to protect human health and the environment.