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ANNEX AProject 19 - 3:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Clean up of hazardous waste sitesDepartment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND) – NorthernAffairs Program (NAP)Sahtu Tribal Council (STC)Obligations Addressed:19.3.4 Where government undertakes any program respecting the clean-up of hazardous waste siteson Crown lands in the settlement area, such program shall apply to hazardous waste sites onSahtu lands existing at the date of settlement legislation, whether or not identified at that time,and government shall be responsible for the costs associated with such clean-up on Sahtulands. This provision shall not prevent government from recovering any such costs from aperson made liable for these costs pursuant to legislation.Referenced Clauses: 19.3.3ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. Government undertakes a program to clean NAP existing or afterup hazardous waste sites on Crown land insettlement legislationthe Sahtu settlement area2. Using the criteria established for the clean NAP concurrent with-up program, identify hazardous waste sitesapplication of this phaseon Sahtu lands existing at the date of settle-of program on Crownment legislation, whether or not identifiedlands in the settlementat that time, including considering allareainformation submitted regarding the locationof hazardous waste sites on Sahtu landsand assessing this information against theestablished criteria for the clean-up program3. Carry out clean-up program on Sahtu lands NAP concurrent with applicausingsame techniques and criteria used ontion of this phase ofCrown landsprogram on Crown landsin the settlement areaTraining/Economic Opportunities:- Consistent with provisions in chapter 12, Economic Measures.Planning Assumptions:- The Arctic Environmental Strategy announced on April 29, 1991, contains an "Action on Waste"component. A program to clean up hazardous waste sites will be carried out under the auspices ofthis strategy in the North. Consequently, should a clean-up program be carried out in the Sahtusettlement area, no costs will be attributed to the implementation of the Sahtu claim.- Hazardous waste sites are sites on which toxic substances are stored or disposed of, as defined inPart II, section 11, Canadian Environmental Protection Act, R.S.1985, c. 16 (4th supp.)SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 96
ANNEX AProject 19 - 4:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Registration of title to Sahtu landsGovernment of the Northwest Territories - Justice (Land Titles Office)Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND) - NorthernAffairs Program (NAP), Sahtu Tribal Council (STC), Energy, Mines andResources (EMR), Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) - Municipaland Community Affairs (MACA)Obligations Addressed:19.3.5 (a) Title to Sahtu lands shall be registered with the Northwest Territories Land Titles Office:(i) as soon as possible after settlement legislation, for the lands set out in schedules 1, IIand IV of appendix E; and(ii) upon the surveying of the lands set out in schedules III and V of appendix E.Title shall be registered in as many discrete parcels and of such size as considered necessary by theRegistrar of Land Titles.(b) Legal descriptions set out in schedules I and II of appendix E shall be used for the purposeof registering title to settlement lands.(c) Wherever surveys of Sahtu lands are required, these surveys shall be registered with theNorthwest Territories Land Titles Office and become the legal description for that portion ofthe parcel boundary, replacing the initial legal description referred to (b).Referenced Clauses:19.1.2, 19.1.4, 19.4.1, 23.2.1, 23.2.2, schedules I - V of appendix EACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. Prepare, review and approve legal NAP, GNWT – MACA by settlement legislationdescriptions2. Register Sahtu lands set out in schedules I, GNWT - JusticeII and IV of appendix E3. Register Sahtu lands set out in schedules III GNWT – Justice after being surveyedand V of appendix E4. Record any subsequent surveys of the GNWT - Justice, EMR On-goingboundaries of Sahtu lands in the CanadaLands Survey Records and filing of thesurveys in the Land Titles OfficeFunding:- As part of the overall funding to be provided by Canada to the Government of the NorthwestTerritories, of the Government of the Northwest Territories will allocate the funds as follows:1993 Constant DollarsYear 15,000- This allocation is subject to change by the Government of the Northwest Territories as provided for inAnnex B, Part 5.SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 97
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