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is unlawfully released, discharged or deposited by a person or persons upon, <br />under or into property or facilities within the City. <br />(c) Study Ordei-. In the event the City Manager or his or her designee reasonably <br />believes that a release, discharge or deposit of hazardous material may have <br />occun-ed upon, under or into property or facilities within the City, the City <br />Manager or his or her designee may order investigative studies to be performed <br />by any of those parties listed in subsection (g). Such studies shall include data on <br />the nature and extent of the release. The person or persons ordered to perform <br />studies pursuant to this subsection shall bear the costs of such studies. <br />(d) Clean Up Order. In the event that the City Manager or his or her designee <br />determines that a release, discharge or deposit of hazardous material upon, under <br />or into property or facilities within the City poses a threat to the public health, <br />safety or welfare or to the environment, the City Manager or his or her designee <br />may order any person or persons listed in subsection (g) to clean up ar abate the <br />hazardous material at said person or person's costs. <br />(e) Supervision And Verification. In the event that any person or persons undertakes, <br />either voluntarily or upon order of the City Manager or his or her designee, to <br />clean up or abate the effects of any hazardous material or any other material that <br />is unlawfully released, discharged or deposited upon, under or into any property <br />or facility within the City, the City Manager or his or her designee may take such <br />action as is necessary to supervise or verify the adequacy of such cleanup ar <br />abatement. The person or persons described in subsection (g) shall be liable to <br />the City for all costs incurred as a result of such supervision or verification. <br />(~ Access to Property. In the event the City Manager, or his or her designee, <br />reasonably believes that a release, discharge or deposit of hazardous material may <br />have occurred upon, under or into property or facilities within the City, the City <br />Manager, or his or her designee, may request the owner of said property and any <br />tenant thereon to grant its/their consent to the City or to the City's authorized <br />contractor to enter onto said property for the purpose of taking samples of matter <br />suspected of containing hazardous materials. If such consent is obtained, the <br />City, or the City's authorized contractor, may enter said property to take such <br />samples. <br />If either the owner of said property or any tenant thereon refuses to grant its/their <br />consent to such sampling, the City Manager or his or her designee may request <br />the City Attorney to obtain all necessary judicial orders and approval for entry <br />onto the property for sampling purposes. All costs incurred by the City, including <br />all legal fees and costs, in obtaining judicial approval to sample hazardous <br />materials pursuant to this subsection shall be recoverable from any property <br />owner or tenant who refused the City access to the property. <br />(g) Responsible Parties. The following described persons shall be jointly and <br />severally liable to the City for the payment of all costs incurred by the City as a <br />result of any activity undertaken by the City pursuant to subsections (b), (c), (d) <br />and (e): <br />32 <br />