removal costs

Removal costs are estimated at $200 million for that area.

If this ground is used, the landlord has to pay reasonable removal costs.

Estimated removal costs were said to be $5 million.

Refund money will help pay for asbestos removal costs, he said.

The city underestimated its snow removal costs, and as a result of the blizzard is at least $50 million in the red.

This has led to a new issue in commercial lease negotiations: whether the landlord or the tenant should bear the removal costs.

Removal costs are to be covered and everything is to be funded from the programmes that appeal to Parliament.

Shop around to find a contractor that best meets your needs - waste removal costs can vary significantly between contractors.

Waste removal costs can vary greatly between waste management businesses so you should shop around for the most appropriate deal.

In addition to lower removal costs, waste reduction measures help cut costs on raw materials, office supplies and equipment.

Legal and mortgage fees, removal costs, and property taxes in your new destination are likely to eat into any profits.

Late Tuesday, Senate Republicans proposed that the state help districts with asbestos removal costs.

Removal costs should be reimbursed on the basis of invoices, not in the form of two months' extra salary.

The ship's owners, despite abandoning the vessel, opposed selling the coal to defray removal costs.

Although practically all firms pay removal costs, a number require employees to submit quotes, and usually reimbursement is based on the cost of the lowest quote.

Homeowners do need coverage, though, for landscaping and for debris removal costs, Ms. Avnet added.

The county decided to buy rather than lease a footbridge, paying $150,000 including installation and removal costs, he said, for the bridge, which went up in mid-May.

In another incident a school IT director resigned after his installation reportedly cost his school district $1 million in removal costs.

These advantages include increased electrical conductivity (by as much as three times), increased corrosion resistance, and reduces lead removal costs.

That is largely because of $1.1 million in state-mandated increases for employee health insurance, underground fuel-tank removal costs and the drafting of an asbestos-management plan.

Asbestos also has been extensively used in wrappings around pipes and in boiler rooms in prewar buildings, but for that, removal costs are lower.

A handwritten note reads: "Mr Steen has confirmed that these removal costs were to transport furniture from his main home to his second home."

Should the patio to be laid require the removal of a substantial concreted area, this may necessitate a contribution towards the removal costs of the winner.

The responsible party is liable for federal removal costs and damages as detailed in section 1002 of the Oil Pollution Act (OPA).

Connecticut's mechanism was the Clean Water Fund, through which it provided grants for up to 30 percent of the nitrogen removal costs and 2 percent loans to cover the rest.