Common use of Charging Provisions Clause in Contracts

Charging Provisions. 3.1. On receipt of any application made to the New Appointee and the Water Company being duly notified by the New Appointee of the terms and conditions included, or to be included, within any trade effluent consent to discharge trade effluent or to modify or vary such a trade effluent consent, the Water Company may notify and charge the New Appointee for all reasonable costs and reasonable expenses reasonably incurred by the Water Company in modifying the Water Company’s Sewerage Network (including any receiving treatment works) as a consequence of receiving, treating and disposing of the trade effluent including any administration costs and overheads, any additional charges made by the Environment Agency in respect of any consent, permit or registration, including the costs or applying for a variation or modification to its discharge consent issued by the Environment Agency under the terms of the Water Resources Act 1991 or under the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 and any additional costs incurred in disposing of the Biosolids and any other waste. 3.2. The New Appointee shall provide to the Water Company on a monthly basis (or more frequently should this be required by the Water Company’s trade effluent risk assessment model in use at the time) such samples of any trade effluent discharge into the New Appointee’s Sewerage Network as the Water Company may reasonably require in order to determine the strength of such trade effluent discharge both for monitoring and charging purposes 3.3. If at any time the Water Company considers that the amount of Charges due under clause 8.6 require revision, it shall give the New Appointee reasonable notice of the same.

Charging Provisions. 3.1. On receipt of any application made to the New Appointee and the Water Company being duly notified by the New Appointee of the terms and conditions included, or to be included, within any trade effluent consent to discharge trade effluent or to modify or vary such a trade effluent consent, the Water Company may notify and charge the New Appointee for all reasonable costs and reasonable expenses reasonably incurred by the Water Company in modifying the Water Company’s Sewerage Network (including any receiving treatment works) as a consequence of receiving, treating and disposing of the trade effluent including any administration costs and overheads, any additional charges made by the Environment Agency in respect of any consent, permit or registration, including the costs or applying for a variation or modification to its discharge consent issued by the Environment Agency under the terms of the Water Resources Act 1991 Xxx 0000 or under the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2010 and any additional costs incurred in disposing of the Biosolids and any other waste. 3.2. The New Appointee shall provide to the Water Company on a monthly basis (or more frequently should this be required by the Water Company’s trade effluent risk assessment model in use at the time) such samples of any trade effluent discharge into the New Appointee’s Sewerage Network as the Water Company may reasonably require in order to determine the strength of such trade effluent discharge both for monitoring and charging purposes 3.3. If at any time the Water Company considers that the amount of Charges due under clause 8.6 require revision, it shall give the New Appointee reasonable notice of the same.