Atlas, which was based in Denver, posted a $6.5 million cleanup bond for the site, but the company went bankrupt before it paid any more.
Bonds, batting cleanup for the first time since August 1999, hit a run-scoring single off Randy Johnson that helped the visiting Giants.
Consider this a dispassionate defense of Clemens (and by extension Barry Bonds), but only in the narrowest sense, that Mitchell, while outing him, was also asserting that the story, in a broader context, is ultimately not about Clemens, ace of the all-tainted team until he proves otherwise, any more than it is about Bonds, its cleanup hitter.
For both connection methods, and for all of the other primitives described in this section, the combination of the initial structure and a template structure can require some additional cleanup, since atoms and bonds can overlap.
The agreement calls for Utopia to bond the cleanup cost -- an expense estimated at $25 million to $40 million -- and put $4 million in escrow at closing.
The oil giant generates plenty of cash, but with the cleanup bill expected to grow, bond traders are treating BP as though its credit rating is destined for junk status.
Opponents of the mine helped convince the Alaska Department of Natural Resources to impose extra restrictions on a permit for exploratory activities at the proposed site, including a $2 million bond to ensure cleanup.
As part of that decision, budget officials prepared a menu of possible funding sources for the restoration, including anti-pollution grants, state water bond revenue, soil cleanup funds and even a local tax increase.
-- Even without Chris Paul, the Clippers beat the Rockets, 117-101, in Game 1. -- Carson considers $50 million in bonds to finish a cleanup at the site proposed for an NFL stadium.
Civic leaders banded together and created a redevelopment agency that allowed the city to borrow money for the cleanup through the sale of long-term bonds.
