Charges for Excess Consumption Sample Clauses

Charges for Excess Consumption. Water delivered in a daily quantity that is greater than a Member Agency’s Allocated Capacity is deemed to be “Excess Consumption” and further deemed to be the use of the Allocated Capacity of other Member Agencies. CIWW is not obligated to supply water on any day to any Member Agency that is in excess of its Allocated Capacity. However, to the extent Excess Consumption is provided to a Member Agency then the Member Agency shall be subject to Capacity Lease Charges as defined by Schedule VI-5. Capacity Lease Charges shall be billed to Member Agencies incurring the charges and CIWW shall credit the receipts thereof to the Member Agencies not incurring such charges on such days on a proportionate basis as defined in Schedule VI-5. Member Agencies that have Excess Consumption for more than ten (10) days in any calendar year shall have the maximum amount of the Excess Consumption added to the Member Agency’s projected demand in the Long Range Plan prepared according to Article VII.
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Charges for Excess Consumption. All Member Agencies of CIWW will, at all times, have a defined Allocated Capacity attributed to them. Each Member Agency’s Allocated Capacity is the maximum amount of water CIWW is obligated to deliver during a single day. Any water delivered to a Member Agency in excess of its Allocated Capacity on more than three (3) non-consecutive or consecutive days in any given calendar year shall be subject to additional charges referred to as Capacity Lease Charges. For the purposes of this Schedule, a day is the 24-hour period commencing at 12:00 am.

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