Odor Control. City agrees that the odor control requirements of Section 12F-12 and Section 21.5.06(n) of the Zoning Code of the Municipal Code, adopted as part of the City Cannabis Law, will adequately control odors. Furthermore, City also acknowledges that the IS/MND in Section III(f) determined that odors from the Project would have a less than significant impact given cultivation will be indoors and buildings will have air filtration and ventilation systems to control odors.
Odor Control. All stations shall have electrical and water connections provided for the purpose of chemical addition on the upstream gravity line and/or the force main. Adequate provisions shall be made for the safe handling and storage of chemicals. All force mains shall have a tap for introduction of chemicals whether or not the odor control equipment is initially installed.
Odor Control. If, in the reasonable opinion of Landlord, objectionable odors are escaping from the Premises into the Property, Landlord has the right to require Tenant to install an additional ventilation system and/or filter or modify an existing ventilation system and/or filter in the Premises. Tenant will coordinate the installation and operation of any ventilation system and/or filter with Landlord to assure that such ventilation system and/or filter is compatible with the Building's existing systems and equipment (if any).
Odor Control. All structures shall have ventilation and filtration systems installed that prevent commercial cannabis plant odors from exiting the interior of the structure. The ventilation and filtration system shall be approved by the Building Official and installed prior to commencing cultivation or manufacturing within the allowable structure. Facility air intake, exhaust, and recirculating system shall be of industrial grade. Activated charcoal, recirculating, and closed loop aeration systems will be utilized as necessary for effective odor control and management. See minimum requirements, pursuant to Section 5.61.280(12).
Odor Control. COMPANY at all times shall maintain an odor control system for the Facility. The COMPANY shall operate its odor control system so as to minimize the emission of odors from the Facility into the community, but the parties acknowledge the system may be offline at times of COMPANY’s choosing. The COMPANY expects to modify the system to make it more effective. COMPANY will, each year, continue to investigate new methods, science and technology which may improve odor suppression performance, and will, if necessary and needed, invest in such improvements to combat odor impacts. COMPANY’S activities, findings, suggestions and actions will be reported to the Advisory Committee.
Odor Control. OPERATOR agrees to contain all cannabis related odors onsite through use of odor control technologies, including but not limited to appropriate ventilation and air handling equipment and odor resistant packaging. Any complaints received by the TOWN concerning odors that are detectable at abutting properties must be addressed thoroughly and expediently by OPERATOR. OPERATOR shall provide the TOWN with an odor control plan during the application process at a time mutually agreed to by both parties. Said odor control plan shall be reviewed and approved by an expert selected by the TOWN at its sole discretion. The cost of said review by the TOWN’s expert shall be borne by the OPERATOR.
Odor Control. Contractor shall remove all Waste from the Transfer Station floor within the time frames set out in the Solid Waste Facility Permits for each site in order to control odors emanating from the Waste.
Odor Control. The CONTRACTOR shall employ whatever reasonable means necessary to minimize the generation and migration of nuisance odors from the Site, consistent with Good Industry Practice and the costs associated with these services are included in the CONTRACTOR’s Service Fee.
Odor Control. The Company shall ensure that odor from the Establishment is not released so as to constitute a nuisance, in the opinion of the Selectboard, to surrounding properties. The Company shall develop an odor mitigation plan and submit the plan to the Town for approval, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. At a minimum, the Company agrees to implement a dual odor control system at the Establishment. This system will include: (i) an internal building air scrubbing system designed to continuously remove volatile compounds from the greenhouse air during periods of closed (non-actively vented) operations, and (ii) an active vapor control system desired to neutralize odors from ventilation emission points when greenhouse is ventilation is in use. The Company shall ensure proper maintenance of all odor mitigation equipment. Complaints received by the Town concerning odors leaving the Establishment that are detectable at abutting properties must be addressed thoroughly and expediently by the Company. The Company agrees to undertake an internal investigation and report its findings and proposed corrective actions within seven (7) days of receipt of odor complaints. The Company agrees and acknowledges that in the event that the Town receives five (5) or more complaints from citizens, within any three (3) month period, with respect to odor impacts that have not been adequately mitigated in relation to the operation of the Establishment, the Company shall be required to meet with the Selectboard, which may require that additional mitigation measures be taken at the Company’s sole expense including, but not limited to, having its odor prevention mechanism and technologies reviewed and assessed by Independent Engineer, to address the specific nature of the complaints to the satisfaction of the Selectboard. Nothing set forth herein, shall limit the authority or jurisdiction of the Building Inspector, Board of Health, or any other local enforcement official from enforcing applicable state laws and regulations, the Town’s local bylaws and regulations, or the conditions of the Special Permit and/or Site Plan Approval, with respect to odor violations.
Odor Control. The Company shall contain all marijuana-related odors onsite through use of odor control technologies, including but not limited to appropriate ventilation and air handling equipment and odor resistant packaging. Complaints received by the Town and provided to the Company concerning odors that are detectable off of the Facility site shall be addressed thoroughly and expediently by the Company. The Company shall provide the Town with an odor control plan, subject to review and approval by an expert selected by the Town at its sole discretion, with the cost of said review borne by the Company but not to exceed $10,000. Failure by the Company to contain all marijuana-related odors onsite shall be a default of this Agreement and grounds for the Town to pursue the remedies specified in Section 6 of this Agreement, to pursue other remedies available under this agreement or at law, or to seek termination of this Agreement.
