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Port under this Exhibit C and will make those records available to the City and County on <br />January 15 of each year in a format agreeable to the Parties. <br /> <br />11.0 NOTIFICATIONS <br /> The Port shall comply with the Stormwater Permits’ reporting obligations as follows: <br /> <br />Condition G20 – NON-COMPLIANCE NOTIFICATION. <br />As applicable, the Port shall make the notification required under Condition G20 of the <br />Stormwater Permits, subject to the following conditions. As soon as the Port becomes aware that <br />the Port’s stormwater management on the Premises will not comply with or has failed to comply <br />with the terms and conditions of this agreement related to stormwater, the Port shall <br />immediately notify the County and the City and convene the Parties to discuss the issue and <br />verify the actions to be taken, including any required notification to Ecology. Joint notification <br />or notification by one Party on behalf of another Party or Parties may occur only with the <br />agreement of the relevant Parties. Any Party may, in its own judgment, determine whether non- <br />compliance under its Stormwater Permit has or will occur and act on its own behalf as it deems <br />appropriate under its own Stormwater Permit. The Port shall have no obligation to make any <br />notification to Ecology regarding Stormwater Permit non-compliance without the consent of the <br />Party whose Stormwater Permit is implicated by the discharge. Time is of the essence for the <br />Port to identify potential failures under this agreement related to stormwater and to convene the <br />Parties to discuss the issue because notification to Ecology, in certain circumstances must occur <br />in writing within 30 days of the Permittee becoming aware that the event has occurred. <br /> <br />Condition G3 – NOTIFICATION OF DISCHARGE, INCLUDING SPILLS. <br />As soon as the Port has knowledge of a discharge, including spill(s), into or from the stormwater <br />system on the Premises that could constitute a threat to human health, welfare, or the environment, the <br />Port shall take the actions required by Condition G3. The Port shall also notify the County and City <br />when notifications are made under Condition G3.B, C, or D at the time they occur. <br /> <br />Condition S4.F – PROHIBITED DISCHARGE NOTIFICATION. <br />The Port shall make the notification required by Condition S4.F.1, as applicable, subject to the <br />following limitations. As soon as the Port becomes aware, based on credible site-specific information, <br />that a discharge requiring notification under Condition S4.F.1 has occurred, the Port shall immediately <br />notify the County and the City and convene the Parties to discuss the issue and verify the actions to be <br />taken, including notification to Ecology. Joint notification of Ecology or such notification by one <br />Party on behalf of another Party or Parties may occur only with the agreement of the relevant Parties. <br />The Port shall have no obligation to make any notification to Ecology without the consent of the Party <br />whose Stormwater Permit is implicated by the discharge. Any Party may, in its own judgment, <br />determine whether the standard for S4.F notification under its own Stormwater Permit has occurred <br />and act on its own behalf as it deems appropriate under its Stormwater Permit. Time is of the essence <br />for the Port to identify potential S4.F water quality issues and convene the Parties to discuss the issue <br />because notification to Ecology must occur in writing within 30 days of the Permittee becoming aware <br />of the discharge. <br /> <br />If Ecology requires an adaptive management response under Special Condition S4.F.2 and S4.F.3 of <br />the Stormwater Permits, the Parties will work together to develop the required adaptive management <br />response. <br /> <br /> <br />12.0 FAILURE TO PERFORM