WASTEWATER TREATMENT. DISCHARGE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. If Lessee does not already have all waste water, including seafood processing waste water, and sewage connected to municipal or acceptable private sanitary sewer facilities and collection systems, upon notification by City or its representatives to Lessee of the availability of sanitary sewer facilities and collection systems to the above premises, Lessee agrees that it will at Lessee’s expense connect all of Lessee’s waste water and sewage including any seafood processing waste water into such sanitary sewer facilities and collection system. Lessee agree to complete such connection within ninety (90) days following such notification and will pay for treatment of such waste water and sewage according to the ordinance of the City of Aransas Pass.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. 1. The Concession Contractor shall ensure that all wastewater systems are operated in accordance with all Applicable Laws and environmental requirements, including Federal, State, and local laws and applicable codes, policies, and guidelines. For wastewater that will be discharged into surface water, the wastewater treatment facility must comply with the effluent limitation requirements established in Public Law 92-500 (Clean Water Act) and be permitted in accordance with the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System, as administered by the Environmental Protection Agency. All new wastewater treatment facilities must be designed in accordance with the best practicable wastewater treatment technology and be based on sound engineering standards such as those established by the American Society of Civil Engineers or the Recommended Standards for Wastewater Facilities (10 States Standards) prepared by the Great Lakes-Upper Mississippi River Board of State and Provincial Public Health and Environmental Managers. When wastewater system modifications or new construction are proposed, the Concession Contractor will submit plans and specifications to Reclamation for written approval.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. The current wastewater contract has been updated and included in the IGSA. However, it will remain as a separate billing item and not included in the contract fee schedule because of the variability in the volume of wastewater produced by the Rock Island Arsenal due to mission, seasonal flooding, and rainfall. Wastewater billing will change from monthly to quarterly to coincide with the billing for the other IGSA services.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. A.3.4.1 Within the design capability and capacities of Treatment Plant(s) described in ATTACHMENT B and ATTACHMENT C, OMI shall operate, maintain, and repair the CITY’s wastewater treatment facilities and all equipment necessary to produce safe and properly treated wastewater effluent that will meet or exceed all federal, state, and local laws regulating the quality of discharged effluent for reuse in irrigation systems or discharge to receiving streams. The characteristics listed in ATTACHMENT C.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. Plant schedule posting By December 1st each year the Superintendent or their designee of the Wastewater Treatment Plant, shall post on their respective City Bulletin Boards, a shift schedule for twenty-four (24) hour operations and work week as currently in effect, which shall provide that all Wastewater Treatment Plant operations shall have the opportunity and right to select on the basis of seniority, the shift schedule and work week such employee will be scheduled to, for the calendar year beginning on the first day of the first pay period each January.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. With the view of counter-balancing the cyclical construction incomes and leveraging on our construction expertise, the Group, through a jointly-controlled entity has undertaken a 130,000 m3/day wastewater treatment TOT/BOT (Transfer-Operate-Transfer/Build-Operate-Transfer) contract in Zhuhai, China with one of the world’s leading water operators. The second sewage treatment plant has also been commissioned and it is expected that the TOT/BOT contract will provide long-term steady incomes to the Group. The Group will capitalize on this valuable experience and expertise gained by seeking other similar projects in China should appropriate opportunities arise. Property Development During the period under review, the Group, through an associated company, continues to participate in the property development project at Xx. 000 Xxxx Xxx Xxxxxx, Kowloon for an office building development. Construction of the superstructure has been progressing smoothly with completion to be expected in early 2007. The Group, through two other associated companies, has further participated in two property development projects, one at Kowloon Bay for an office building development and one at San Po Kong for a shopping complex development. Demolition of the existing building has commenced in the development at Kowloon Bay. For the shopping complex development at San Po Kong, the property has been sold to an independent third party recently and the Group has gained a reasonable return. The property disposal transaction is expected to be completed at the end of December 2006.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. There are no sewer lines and no sanitary sewer system. Each unit will be required to have its own wastewater treatment system, to be located within its own limited common element area.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. There arc no aewe* lines und no sanitary sewer system. Each unit will be requited to have its own wastewater treatment system, to be located wiihlpj its own limited common element area, ROADWAYS and EASEMENTS j The common element(s), or easements, if any, and limited common element roadway improvements wldim the Project ate delineated on Map "A". The main Common Element or Easement diivew iy known as MVE-1 will be 30* (thirty t«r) wide, allowing for adequate roadbed, shoulder, landscaping, and further development with the agreement of 100% of all owners MVE-I shall be 30 (thirty) feet wide with baic cou rse coral gravel, 16' (sixteen feet) wide with a turn around for the fire trucks and emergency ver Icles. All units with a tight to use a roadway shall have ? vote as to Improve it beyond coral gravel. A IC0% voce will be required to share coits proportionately to upgrade the sutrVccbtyond corvl, gravel. Cement or asphalt will probably need to bt used In steep or wet areas. An Engineers opinion will be Used in conjunction with the preferences of the owners of units using said toad to determine this. j t_ Construction, repair unrf connection of alt driveways accessing the individual areas off of the roadway shall be the sole responsibility of the unitjowner served thereby.. Each unit owner will be responsible for clearing alj vegetation and growth from his or her area to che extent It enters the area of the roadway improvements. Ail owners shall pay for ibe costs to develop the rckdway proportionate to the dUtance they use the roadway to access, their property. Any and all maintenance shall be R>id for in the xxxxx Buyer DRt initial* Dace proportions except excessive damages incurred during construction or any other rime, and shall b* paid tor by portion owner responsible for the damage- "No casement shall be moved or changed without (he written agreement of all parties affected by savd easement. MV£*1 (the common area divvewji,) cannot be changed in any way without a vote of 100% of the portion (unit) ownets. Only one of the following MVE-2 or MVW will owneiR of land that the road xxxxx*. )e used unless (here U written consent of the
WASTEWATER TREATMENT. The District agrees to transport, treat and dispose of the Pilgrim’s Wastewater during the term of this Agreement for as long as the District is authorized by relevant regulatory agencies, whether state or federal, to accept and treat wastewater flows from the Pilgrim’s Pride Facilities. The Parties hereto agree and affirm that the District shall, in conjunction with seeking the necessary approvals for construction and operation of the New Transmission Line and the New Treatment Facility, apply for a West Virginia/National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit to provide among other things, for the pre-treatment limits set forth in the PER, (the “NPDES Permit”) initially to be in a form substantially similar to that set forth in Appendix B of this Agreement. The Parties further agree and affirm that the NPDES Permit will be subject to ongoing review and further modification by the relevant regulatory agencies, whether state or federal. The Parties also agree that, whenever the term “NPDES Permit” is used in this Agreement, such term shall include and encompass all future modifications to the NPDES Permit, and the obligation or responsibility of any party with respect to the NPDES Permit shall be to comply with the terms of the NPDES Permit in existence at the time.
