Clearwater Reduction Escrow Accounts Sample Clauses

Clearwater Reduction Escrow Accounts. Payments of clearwater reduction charges must be deposited by the City in an escrow account to be established for each Party, with the account balance available only for the funding of bona fide clearwater reduction projects within the contributing Party's Collection System. These charges must be set aside in a segregated bank account for future use as provided in this Agreement and must be shown as restricted assets on the City's financial statements. Escrow accounts are held by the City Wastewater Utility, with interest accruing to the Parties. Escrow balances are not available to fund expansion or routine maintenance of the Party's Collection System, but may be used only for flow reduction measures, such as, but not limited to, televising, clearwater studies, repairs, rehabilitation, or replacement. Clearwater reduction account balances are available to the contributing Party on a reimbursement basis. Disbursements are made by the City of Fond du Lac Utilities Director upon application and presentation of invoices or other evidence of qualifying expenditures by the Party. Application for reimbursement may be made at any time.
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