Actual Cost Recovery Sample Clauses

Actual Cost Recovery. CIWW shall pay the Water Producing Member Agencies for the operation of their respective Designated Water Supply Facilities amounts pursuant to its Operating Contract that are equal to their full actual cost of providing such services plus two percent (2%), to be determined on the basis of the principles set forth in Schedule V-2 attached. Such amount shall be paid in monthly installments based on estimated costs, with a periodic true up to reflect actual costs incurred, as provided in Schedule V-2. In addition to payment of costs of operation, CIWW shall reimburse each Water Producing Member Agency for the full actual cost of all capital projects for repair, replacement and improvement of its Designated Water Supply Facilities incurred after the Operational Commencement Date as such costs are incurred. To the extent a specific project benefits both Designated Water Supply Facilities and Water Distribution Facilities, the project costs shall be allocated between CIWW and the Water Producing Member Agency based on relative benefit conferred. CIWW shall at all times maintain sufficient capital and reserves to assure its ability to meet its financial obligations under this Section, and the Board shall make Capital Calls or issue Emergency Member Agency Assessments under Article XV as needed to make timely payment to Water Producing Member Agencies.
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Actual Cost Recovery. CIWW shall pay the Water Producing Member Agencies for the supply of water to CIWW under this Article amounts that are equal to their full actual cost of providing such service plus two percent (2%), to be determined on the basis of the principles set forth in Schedule V-2 attached. Such amount shall be paid in monthly installments based on estimated costs, with a periodic true up to reflect actual costs incurred, as provided in Schedule V-2. In addition to payment of costs of operation, CIWW shall reimburse each Water Producing Member Agency for the full actual cost of all capital projects for repair, replacement and improvement of its Designated Water Supply Facilities incurred after the Operational Commencement Date and before consummation of asset transfer of the Designated Water Supply Facilities, as such costs are incurred. To the extent a specific project benefits both Designated Water Supply Facilities and Water Distribution Facilities, the project costs shall be allocated between CIWW and the Water Producing Member Agency based on relative benefit conferred. CIWW shall at all times maintain sufficient capital and reserves to assure its ability to meet its financial obligations under this Section, and the Board shall make Capital Calls or issue Emergency Member Agency Assessments under Article XV as needed to make timely payment to Water Producing Member Agencies.
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