Gray Water Sample Clauses

Gray Water. The Government will arrange for removal of waste (gray) water from the Contractor's holding facilities.
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Gray Water. The incident will arrange for removal of waste water from the Contractor's holding facilities.
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Gray Water. Contractor shall be responsible for removing and transporting the gray water (contact water) from the holding tanks at each Transfer Station, and at the Contractor’s expense, by a licensed hauler. Republic shall be responsible for paying the cost of processing or disposal of the gray water at whatever disposal or processing facility to which the gray water is delivered. Contractor shall transport the contents of the tanks to either the Santa Xxxx waste water treatment facility or, for the Annapolis Transfer Station, the Gualala waste water treatment facility. When the tanks reach capacity or when notified by Republic, Contractor shall dispatch a licensed hauler immediately to remove the contents of the tank. The hauler shall arrive at the site with an empty tanker. If the hauler knowingly or negligently allows a substance to contaminate the contents of the gray water tank, such that the combination of liquids cannot be accepted at the waste water treatment plant, the Contractor shall be responsible for, and bear the cost of, alternative disposal.. If the hauler cannot remove all the contents of the tank in a single load, the hauler will make successive trips until all the contents of the tank have been completely evacuated. In the event emergency conditions prevent the Santa Xxxx or Gualala waste water treatment facilities from accepting the gray water, Contractor may transport the grey water to the East Bay MUD facility and charge Republic for its extra costs of transporting such gray water up to a maximum of $160 per trip to such facility which maximum amount shall be increased annually by a percentage equal to the Bay Area CPI as that term is defined at Section 7.3 of this Agreement.
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Gray Water. (a) In order to further xxxxnce service at the rest stops along Highway 64 near the Racetrack and the development of adjacent property owned by Delmarva, Colonial Downs agrees to cooperate with the County of New Kent, Virginia (the "County") with respect to the treatment of gray water ("Third Party Gray Water") xxxsing from these sourcxx. Colonial Downs will accept the Third Party Gray Water at no cost, provided the axxxxtance of such water is consistent with the irrigation management plan for the Racetrack. Colonial Downs will bear the cost of constructing the Enhancements to the existing water delivery and treatment system necessary to accommodate the Third Party Gray Water (the "Enhancements"), provxxxx the costs of the Enhancement does not exceed $50,000.00.
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