Calculation of Baseline Flows Sample Clauses

Calculation of Baseline Flows. Yuba will calculate a preliminary forecast of Baseline Flows, as described in Section 3 , on a monthly basis unless more frequent forecasted Baseline Flows are EXHIBIT 1 requested by DWR or provided by Xxxx. The forecasted Baseline Flows along with forecasted operations will be used by DWR to plan Project operations to export Released Transfer Water. The preliminary forecast of the Baseline Flows will be made using forecasted hydrologic conditions for the month, based on Yuba River unimpaired flows forecasted in the most-recent DWR Bulletin 120 and any updates. Within 14 days after the end of the month, Yuba will provide DWR with its draft calculations of final Baseline Flows.
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