Residue Disposal; Lorton Landfill Sample Clauses

Residue Disposal; Lorton Landfill. The Company shall be solely responsible for (a) all costs and expenses of the hauling, loading, transporting and disposal of Residue, regardless of place of disposal, and (b) the sale or other disposition of materials recovered from Residue. To the extent the Jurisdictions are entitled to permit the Company’s disposal of Residue at the Lorton Landfill, beginning on the Effective Date and continuing until the earlier of (i) the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement, or (ii) the expiration or earlier termination of the Lorton Agreement, the Company shall be permitted to dispose Residue at the Lorton Landfill pursuant to the terms of the Lorton Agreement, and the Jurisdictions shall take any actions reasonably requested by the Company to allow the Company to dispose of Residue at the Lorton Landfill. Notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, the Jurisdictions are under no obligation to pay any money, incur any obligation, commence any legal proceeding, vote in any manner, or offer or grant any accommodation (financial or otherwise) in connection with such assurances to take such actions reasonably requested by the Company to dispose of Residue at the Lorton Landfill. The Company hereby assumes all liabilities of the Jurisdictions under the Lorton Agreement relating to the fees for disposal of Residue at the Lorton Landfill and shall pay all disposal fees in such amounts and at such time or times in accordance with the Lorton Agreement and any amounts which the Company is obligated to pay because the Company has breached Applicable Law. The Company shall comply with all terms and provisions of the Lorton Agreement, including but not limited to, all rules and regulations announced by the manager or operator of the Lorton Landfill. The Company shall not be obligated to deliver Residue to the Lorton Landfill and may elect to deliver Residue to any properly permitted landfill or arrange for beneficial re-use of such Residue in full compliance with all Applicable Law. The unavailability or closure of the Lorton Landfill for disposal of Residue from the Facility shall not, in any way, constitute an Event of Default or Event of Force Majeure under this Agreement.
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