Charges for Water. The water meter / sub-meter shall be installed at the licensee’s premises for calculating the consumption of water. The charges for the water shall be recovered from licensee on actual consumption basis, as per applicable commercial rates charged by the respective authorities.
Charges for Water. 1. When Purchaser provides water to supply Portland Retail Customers at Portland’s request, Purchaser may charge Portland up to one hundred twenty-five percent (125%) of the wholesale water rate Portland charges Purchaser. Portland will credit this amount to Purchaser’s monthly bills. Purchaser’s water supplied to Portland Retail Customers at Portland’s request will not be included in the calculation of Purchaser’s Purchase Quantity.
2. Purchaser may conduct a cost-of-service study to determine the cost of serving Portland Retail Customers. If the cost-of-service exceeds 125% of the wholesale water rate, Purchaser may adjust the charge to Portland accordingly, but not above the actual cost of service.
Charges for Water. (a) The Consumer must pay the following charges to WaterNSW for the supply:
(i) a minimum payment, billed annually in arrears - being the product of the ‘minimum annual quantity’ and the ‘unit charge for water’ as the Determined Prices; and
(ii) an excess water charge – being the product of the ‘unit charge for water’, and the quantity of water taken in excess of the ‘minimum annual quantity’; calculated in regard to a year 1 July to the following 30 June (a “water year”).
(b) Payment of the charges is to be made following service of an invoice (as per Clause 18) PROVIDED THAT where this Agreement is in force for part only of a water year, or where there is a variation (in accordance with Clause 16 in one or both of the ‘minimum annual quantity’ or the ‘unit charge for water)’, WaterNSW will calculate an adjustment on a pro-rata basis and will determine the amount payable by or refundable to the Consumer, as the case may be. The determined prices as at 1 July 2022 are set out in Schedule 1. The determined price is updated on 1 July every year. The current determined price is available on the WaterNSW website at xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxx.
(c) The method of calculating charges described in sub-clause (a) may be varied by a determination of an independent pricing regulator.
(d) WaterNSW may charge the Consumer interest on an overdue account balance at the rate determined by IPART.
Charges for Water. (a) The Consumer must pay the following charges to WaterNSW for the supply:
(i) a minimum annual payment, payable in advance - being the product of the ‘minimum annual quantity’ and the ‘unit charge for water’; and
(ii) an excess water charge – being the product of the ‘unit charge for water’, and the quantity of water taken in excess of the ‘minimum annual quantity; ’ calculated in regard to a year 1 July to the following 30 June (a “water year”).
(b) Payment of the charges is to be made following service of an invoice (as per Clause 18) PROVIDED THAT where this Agreement is in force for part only of a water year, or where there is a variation (in accordance with Clause 16 in one or both of the ‘minimum annual quantity’ or the ‘unit charge for water)’, WaterNSW will calculate an adjustment on a pro-rata basis and will determine the amount payable by or refundable to the Consumer, as the case may be.
(c) The unit rates for the charges referred to in Clause 15(a) at the date of commencement of this Agreement are stated in Schedule 1.
(d) The method of calculating charges described in sub-clause (a) may be varied by a determination of an independent pricing regulator.
(e) WaterNSW may charge the Consumer interest on an overdue account balance at the rate determined by IPART.
Charges for Water. 6.1 The parties agree that, notwithstanding any provision in the Terms:
(a) The total amount payable by the Irrigator to the Company for the supply of Water pursuant to the Water Agreement is the Water Fee, any Additional Water Fees (if applicable), and any interest payable on such amounts pursuant to the Terms if such amounts are not paid when due (and no other charges, fees or other amounts are payable by the Irrigator for the supply of Water pursuant to the Water Agreement). This clause does not limit amounts that may be payable to the Company in the event of breach of the Water Agreement or any other amounts specifically referred to in this agreement (including under clause 4.3).
(b) The Company shall invoice the Irrigator on a monthly basis, in accordance with the invoicing requirements for Water Charges as set out in the Terms, for the Water Fees payable in respect of that month (being an amount equal to one twelfth of the Water Fee payable by the Irrigator to the Company that Year). The Irrigator shall pay to the Company, in accordance with the payment requirements for Water Charges as set out in the Terms, the amount invoiced by the Company pursuant to this clause 6.1(b). Each invoice issued by the Company pursuant to this clause 6.1(b) shall be in the form of a tax invoice for GST purposes.
(c) The Company shall invoice the Irrigator for any Additional Water Fees payable by the Irrigator in respect of water used by the Irrigator during that Year in accordance with the invoicing requirements for similar charges as set out in the Terms.
(d) Prior to 30 June each year, the Company may adjust the Hectare Price for water applicable to the next Year, in accordance with clause 6.1(e), by giving the Irrigator not less than 20 Business Days' prior written notice.
(e) The new Hectare Price notified by the Company in accordance with clause 6.1(c):
(i) will take effect on and from 1 July of the next Year; and
(ii) shall not be an amount which exceeds the "New Hectare Price" calculated in accordance with the following formula: New Hectare Price = Reference Hectare Price x NWC / RWC Where: If other irrigators forming part of the Opuha Group are not subject to the Terms at the time of calculating the New Hectare Price, then the “Water Charge” shall be the equivalent of the Water Charge that the Company or other relevant entity is charging to those irrigators at the relevant time.
Charges for Water. Angiola shall raise its revenues to meet expenses and to finance its activities undertaken by reason of this Agreement primarily by means of charges, including standby charges, pursuant to Article 4 of Chapter 2 of Part V of the California Water District Law. Standby charges, reflecting the fixed costs of making water available to the South Lake Property, shall be fixed and applied on a pro rata acreage basis to the South Lake Property, as that term is modified pursuant to the terms of Section 5 above, without regard to the amount of water used, without distinction to the type of use, and without differentiation based upon differing costs of water from different sources. All other costs of making water available to the South Lake Property shall be met by delivery charges, to be fixed and applied as determined from time-to-time by the Board of Directors of Angiola, taking into account the actual deliveries of water made. It is the intention of the parties that, under circumstances were the owners of the South Lake Property are each making use of approximately the pro rata share of water made available to them, and all the water from various sources delivered by Angiola is of substantially equal quality for irrigation purposes, the Board of Directors of Angiola will ordinarily fix such delivery charges at an equal amount of each unit of water delivered anywhere in the South Lake Property, without regard to the particular source or marginal cost of producing or delivering any such unit of water. All charges shall be due and payable at such times as may be determined by the Board of Directors of Angiola. Nothing in this Agreement shall limit the right of Angiola to collect any such charges in any manner authorized by law. Angiola may also raise revenues by means of assessment.
Charges for Water.
(a) The Consumer must pay the following charges to WaterNSW for the supply:
(i) a minimum payment, billed annually in arrears - being the product of the ‘minimum annual quantity’ and the ‘unit charge for water’ as set out in the Determined Prices; and
(ii) an excess water charge – being the product of the ‘unit charge for water’, and the quantity of water taken in excess of the ‘minimum annual quantity’; calculated in regard to a year commencing on 1 July and ending on the following 30 June (a “water year”).
(b) Payment of the charges is to be made following service of an invoice (as per clause 18) PROVIDED THAT where this Agreement is in force for part only of a water year, or where there is a variation (in accordance with clause 16 of this Agreement in one or both of the ‘minimum annual quantity’ or the ‘unit charge for water)’, WaterNSW will calculate an adjustment on a pro-rata basis and will determine the amount payable by or refundable to the Consumer, as the case may be.
(c) The Determined Prices for charges referred to in clause 15 (a) as at 1 July 2022 are set out in Schedule 1 of this Agreement. The Determined Prices are updated on 1 July every year. The method of calculating charges described in this Agreement may be varied by a determination of an independent pricing regulator.
(d) WaterNSW may charge the Consumer interest on an overdue account balance at the rate determined by IPART.
(e) Without limitation to its other rights at law or under this Agreement, WaterNSW may recover its reasonable costs associated with the recovery of any debt which becomes due and payable under this Agreement. • The method for calculating charges and the rates to be charged are determined by an independent pricing regulator, currently IPART, which may be replaced by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). • Invoices may be issued by WaterNSW annually or otherwise at the discretion of WaterNSW.)
Charges for Water
