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A TRUE COPY CERTIFICATION ON LAST PAGE J.R. SMITH, CLER (c) Licensee shall not create or contribute to any Environmental Contamination, Unauthorize or Unpermitted Wetland Impacts, Unpermitted Groundwater Wells, Illegal Use of Ground or Surface Waters or any Other Environmental Impacts, (collectively, referred to as "Environmental Conditions") as a result of its use of the Licensed Premises. (1) Environmental Contamination is defined as any spilling or discharge of any chemical constituent by the Licensee to the environment that results in any pollution, sheen or contamination of the groundwater, surface water, soil, or any other environmental media, on or from the Licensed Premises, above the federal, state or local regulatory levels; including, (a) for groundwater: Chapters 62-777, Table I, 62-520, or 62-550 of the Florida Administrative Code ("FAC"); (b) for surface waters: Chapters 62- 777, Table I, or 62-302 of the FAC; and (c) for soils: Chapters 62-777, FAC, Table II; or above natural background levels. (2) Wetland Impacts are defined as activities impacting areas defined as "wetland" under the following: (a) federal law (for example, Section 404 of the Clean Water Act); (b) federal rules (for example, current approved Army Corps of Engineers ("ACOE") Delineation Manual); (c) federal guidance; (d) state law (for example, Section 373.019(22), Florida Statutes); (e) state rules (for example, Chapter 62-340, FAC); (f) state guidance; (g) case law as formulated that further explains wetland jurisdictional criteria; or (h) local law (for example, Miami -Dade County Ordinances; (i) local guidance; or 0) local policy. Unauthorized or Unpermitted Wetland Impacts shall mean the failure to obtain all required federal, state and local permits to impact the wetland or undertaking any action or activity in violation of any such permits. Some examples of permits needed to impact the wetland are the Miami - Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management Permits, the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection or Water Management District Permits, and the Federal ACOE Permits. (3) Unpermitted Groundwater Wells means the installation or the use of an existing groundwater well without obtaining the appropriate state and local permits for the well installation and/or well pumping for use of groundwater or surface water in the area. (4) Illegal Use of Ground or Surface Waters means the withdrawal or use of either ground water or surface water without obtaining any required consumptive use or water use permits from the St. Johns River Water Management District ("SJRWMD") or in violation of any consumptive use or water use permit issued by the SJRWMD. (5) Other Environmental Impacts, include, but are not limited to; failure to apply pesticides consistent with labeling instructions; failure to dispose of pesticide containers as per label instructions; failure to have licensed and trained personnel applying pesticides; failure to properly manage pesticide mix/load sites to avoid pesticide release to soils or surface waters in quantities or concentrations other than that specified on the label application instructions; or any violations of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, or its state law equivalent; or any violations of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services rules or Best Management Practices for the activities contemplated by this License. (d) If the Licensee causes any Environmental Conditions to occur because of the performance of activities contemplated by this License, Licensee shall notify Licensor immediately upon discovery. Licensee acknowledges that the failure to deliver such notification may cause Licensor to file a damage claim against Licensee and confers to Licensor the right to terminate this License as set forth in Section 8. Within seventy-two (72) hours of discovering such Environmental Conditions, Licensee shall, at its