Allocation of Water Clause Samples
The 'Allocation of Water' clause defines how water resources are distributed among parties involved in an agreement. It typically outlines the specific quantities, timing, and conditions under which each party is entitled to receive water, and may address priorities during shortages or droughts. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of their water rights and obligations, thereby preventing disputes and promoting fair and efficient use of water resources.
Allocation of Water. 1. Allocations of water to the Parties set out in the following sub-articles have been derived as set out in Annex 3 hereto.
2. Subject to the other provisions of this Article the Parties shall, after completion of the Project comprising sub-phases 1A and 1B and from the date to be determined by the JWC, be entitled annually to the following Net Consumption:
(a) Swaziland:
15.1 cubic hectometres at High Assurance 260.2 cubic hectometres at Low Assurance; and
(b) South Africa: 157.8 cubic hectometres at High Assurance 381.0 cubic hectometres at Low Assurance.
(a) The quantity of water to which a Party is entitled in terms of sub-article 2 of this Article, shall be available only in accordance with the operating rules and conditions referred to in Article 9(2)(f).
(b) Subject to the operating rules and conditions referred to in Article 9(2)(f), water to which a Party is entitled in any one year in terms of sub-article 2 of this Article, which has not been utilised during that year, may be retained in storage in the Project.
4. Subject to the approval of the JWC, a Party may convert its allocation from one category of assurance to another. For the purpose of the Project, the multiplication factor for converting water at Low Assurance to water at High Assurance shall be 0.794, unless otherwise determined by the JWC.
5. The Parties hereby record and accept that in addition to the water allocations set out in sub- article 2:
(a) 42.0 cubic hectometres per year at Low Assurance have been set aside for water transmission losses; and
(b) 22.7 cubic hectometres per year on average at High Assurance have been set aside for water evaporation losses from Nooitgedacht, Vygeboom, Maguga, Sand River and Driekoppies Dams only.
6. The water allocations set out in sub-article 2 shall be adjusted pro rata with due regard to the different assurances of the respective water allocations, if upon review by the JWC of the losses referred to in sub-article 5, the JWC considers such adjustment to be necessary.
7. Should the hydrological data on which the water allocations as set out in sub-article 2 are based be subsequently revised by the JWC, the water allocations shall be adjusted pro rata with due regard to the different assurances of the respective water allocations.
8. In addition to the water allocations set out in sub-article 2, the Parties shall be entitled to the following maximum areas of afforestation in the Komati River Basin:
(a) Swaziland - 32 442 hectares (estimated ...
Allocation of Water. (1) Allocation of water to the Parties set out in this Article has been derived as set out in Annex 3 to this Treaty.
(2) Subject to the other provisions of this Article the Parties shall, after completion of the Project comprising sub-phases 1A and 1 B and from the date to be determined by the JWC, be entitled annually to the following Net Consumption:
(a) Eswatini —
15.1 cubic hectometres at High Assurance; 260.2 cubic hectometres at Low Assurance; and
(b) South Africa — 157.8 cubic hectometres at High Assurance; 381.0 cubic hectometres at Low Assurance.
(3) (a) The quantity of water to which a Party is entitled in terms of sub-Article (2), shall be available only in accordance with the operating rules and con- ditions referred to in Article 9(2)(f).
Allocation of Water. Division 1—Bulk Entitlements
Allocation of Water. If water delivery timing conflicts or supply shortages occur between the Owners and R.H. Phillips, w▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ allocated as between the Leased Portion and the Unleased Portion as follows:
a. The portion of the Property on which vineyards are planted shall be allocated all available water to the extent that the party managing that portion of the Property deems reasonably necessary for the vineyards.
b. If vineyards are planted on more than one portion of the Property, available water shall be allocated among the portions based upon the number of acres of vineyards under cultivation in each portion, with the portion having a greater number of vineyards being allocated proportionately more water.
Allocation of Water. County’s obligation to sell water pursuant to this Agreement is contingent upon its ability to meet its own system’s demand for water and upon having sufficient excess capacity to make available to the Authority. County shall make available to the Authority at the hereinafter referred to points of delivery, during the term of this Agreement or any renewal or extension thereof, potable water meeting applicable purity standards, in such quantity and at such prices as specified in this Agreement.
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Allocation of Water. 1. Subject to the provisions of the Treaty, the Parties shall after completion of sub-phase IA of the Project, from a date to be determined by the PWC and subject to the provisions of Article 7(l) of this Agreement, be entitled annually to the following Net Consumption: KaNgwane - 6,6 million cubic metres at high assurance 120,4 million cubic metres at low assurance South Africa - 139,8 million cubic metres at high assurance 252,5 million cubic metres at low assurance.
2. The Parties hereby record and accept that in addition to the water allocations set out in sub-article 1, the following quantities of water forming part of South Africa's allocation of water in terms of the Treaty, are not allocated and are reserved for allocation, by way of a decision of the PWC, towards making up any deficit due to a possible underestimate of system losses, towards satisfying any recognized claim to water from the Komati River Basin on the part of the Republic of Mozambique and to the Parties, on such conditions as the PWC may determine, when the PWC is satisfied that a Party has fully utilised its allocation: