PROVIDING FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF LANDFILL Sample Clauses

PROVIDING FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF LANDFILL. A. BASIC INTENT AND PURPOSE This Agreement is entered into pursuant to the authorization and Mandate of the Virginia Waste Management Act and Regulations adopted pursuant thereto. County, subject to the terms, provisions and conditions hereinafter set out and in accordance with the procedures and provisions hereinafter made and declared, desires to maintain a safe, sanitary and environmentally sound municipal solid waste disposal system, the operation of which shall be by Xxxxxxxx under a Lease Purchase Agreement with County. The parties specifically agree that the exclusivity of this landfill as the only landfill located within the County of Xxxxxxx City is a major consideration for this Agreement, and County will use its best efforts, to the degree it may lawfully do so, to maintain this franchise exclusively with Xxxxxxxx for so long as this landfill is receiving waste in accordance with this Agreement. County will assist Xxxxxxxx’ efforts to acquire the permits and licenses necessary to operate a landfill and will cooperate with Xxxxxxxx to comply with all federal and state regulations existing at the time of this Agreement and implemented during this Agreement. Xxxxxxxx, subject to the terms, provisions and conditions hereinafter set out in accordance with the procedures and provisions hereinafter made and declared, desires to construct, use and support County’s municipal solid waste disposal system and to use such system for the disposal of additional solid waste as set forth herein. Xxxxxxxx’ solid waste disposal system will be established and operated in three phases, as follows:
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