Generator Status Sample Clauses

Generator Status. 6.3.1 As between the Authority and Developer, Developer will be deemed the sole generator and arranger under 40 CFR, Part 262 in respect of any Developer Release of Hazardous Materials. Developer agrees to be identified as the sole generator and arranger of such Hazardous Materials on waste manifests and any other documentation submitted to transporters, disposal facilities and any Governmental Entity.
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Generator Status. (a) As among the Department, the relevant Transit Agency and the Development Entity, the Development Entity will be deemed the sole generator and arranger under 40 CFR, Part 262 in respect of any Development Entity Release of Hazardous Materials. The Development Entity agrees that it shall be identified as the sole generator and arranger of such Hazardous Materials on waste manifests and any other documentation submitted to transporters, disposal facilities and any Governmental Entity.
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Generator Status. (a) The Department will be deemed the generator of Pre-Existing Hazardous Substances, the presence of which constitutes a Hazardous Environmental Condition, within the Project Right of Way. The Department agrees to be identified as the generator of such Pre- Existing Hazardous Substances in waste manifests and any other documentation submitted to transporters, disposal facilities and any Governmental Authority.
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Generator Status. (a) As among MDTA, MDOT, and the Phase Developer, the Phase Developer will be deemed the generator under 40 CFR, Part 262 with respect to any Phase Developer Hazardous Materials Release. The Phase Developer will be identified as the generator of the relevant Hazardous Materials on waste manifests and any other documentation submitted to transporters, disposal facilities, or any Governmental Entity.
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Generator Status. The Contractor shall determine the contribution to the generator's status at the site, for work performed under this Task Order, based on Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. Generator status may include conditionally-exempted small quantity generator, small quantity generator, and generator.
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Generator Status. To the extent any Toxic Materials are removed from the Premises or other Port property to address (i) any Release caused by Permittee or Permittee Representatives, or (ii) Releases caused by Permittee’s or Permittee Representatives’ exacerbation of, or other negligent handling of, existing Toxic Materials, then Permittee or Permittee Representatives shall be deemed the generator of such materials for purposes of disposing of such materials, including any manifest costs (including the execution of hazardous waste manifests or other waste profile sheets as generator), taxes, landfill disposal fees, and transportation taxes or fees. For all other Toxic Materials removed from the Premises or other Port property by Permittee or Permittee Representatives and disposed of at a landfill, the Port shall be deemed the generator of such materials; however, Permittee or Permittee Representatives shall either directly pay for or reimburse the Port for all Costs associated with such disposal.
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Generator Status. (a) Under the CA, the Department will be deemed the generator of Pre-Existing Hazardous Substances, the presence of which constitutes a Hazardous Environmental Condition, within the Project Right of Way. The Department has agreed in the CA to be identified as the generator of such Pre-Existing Hazardous Substances in waste manifests and any other documentation submitted to transporters, disposal facilities and any Governmental Authority.
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Generator Status. If and to the extent that the MEW Companies do not fulfill their obligations pursuant to the MEW ROD and the MEW Construction Coordination Agreement, if any, and/or the Navy does not fulfill its obligations pursuit to the Navy Memorandum of Understanding, the Record of Decision for Navy sites described in section 7.1 above and the. Navy Construction Coordination Document, if any, both solely with respect to Hazardous Materials at or from the Premises removed or to be removed (including, without limitation, any vessels, pipes, fixtures or equipment containing Hazardous Materials), and Tenant elects to remove such materials, Landlord shall promptly execute all manifests in connection therewith and shall be deemed to be the generator of such Hazardous Materials for that sole purpose. If there is no MEW Construction Coordination Agreement and/or Navy Construction Coordination Agreement, Landlord shall execute as generator for that sole purpose all manifests for Hazardous Materials for Existing Environmental Conditions to the extent not executed by Navy or the MEW Companies. To the extent the responsibility for the Hazardous Materials is NASA's responsibility (i.e. asbestos or lead-based paint in building materials), Landlord shall execute as generator all manifests for Hazardous Materials for Existing Environmental Conditions. Further, Landlord shall execute as generator all non- hazardous waste manifests for Existing Environmental Conditions.
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Generator Status. If and to the extent that the MEW Companies do not fulfill their obligations pursuant to the MEW Construction Coordination Agreement and/or the Navy does not fulfill its obligations pursuant to the Navy Construction Coordination Document, both solely with respect to Hazardous Materials at or from the Premises or the Subsurface Areas removed or to be removed, Landlord shall be deemed to be the generator of such Hazardous Materials for that sole purpose.
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