Conserved Water Clause Samples

Conserved Water. Water made available for acquisition under this Agreement and the Related Agreements attributable to: (i) Temporary Land Fallowing or crop rotation, if an allowed use is for irrigation, or (ii) projects or programs that enable the use of less water to accomplish the same purpose or purposes of allowed use; provided, however, that such term does not include water attributable to: (a) the activities described in (i) or (ii) above not voluntarily undertaken; or (b) to the activities described in (i) above voluntarily undertaken in exchange for money payment or other valuable consideration received from a governmental source other than SDCWA, MWD or CVWD; and (c) the resulting volume of reduced water produced from (a) or (b) above cannot be used anywhere within the IID Service Area.
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Conserved Water. The Optionee shall have the option, but not the obligation to acquire up to 5,000 acre-feet per year of conserved water as an Annual Quantity Right (the “Initial 5K AF”) (the “Conserved Water”). The exercise price for the acquisition of the Initial 5K AF and the timing of such payments are set forth on the Price Schedule. Upon the Optionee’s exercise of the Option to purchase 5,000 acre-feet of conserved water as an Annual Quantity, CADIZ will make available an additional 5,000 acre-feet of conserved water as a one-time supply free of charge to the Optionee. The parties will determine a reasonable schedule for delivery of this latter 5,000 acre-feet of conserved water. The Conserved Water shall be delivered to the Optionee in the CRA each year on a mutually agreed schedule which shall provide for delivery of such water so that it can be used in the Optionee’s service area over a reasonable period of time at flows and rates that are established with the regional wholesale water purveyor within the MWD service area.
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Conserved Water. “Conserved Water” shall mean indigenous groundwater that is extracted from the Cadiz Property under reasonable and prudent groundwater management practices.
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Conserved Water. Water, or the right to the use of water, that may be sold, leased, exchanged, or otherwise transferred under § 1011(b) of the California Water Code, as in effect on the Execution Date.
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Conserved Water. The Parties agree that the implementation of the Water Conservation Program by the Permittee will result in 163.684 AF/yr of groundwater from the Aquifer that will be conserved by the Permittee (“Conserved Water”), and that the Permittee will not withdraw the Conserved Water from the Aquifer under the Permit for any reason during the term of this Contract.
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Conserved Water. The Optionee shall have the option, but not the obligation to acquire up to 5,000 acre-feet per year of conserved water as an Annual Quantity Right (the “Initial 5K AF”). The exercise price for the acquisition of the Initial 5K AF and the timing of such payments are set forth on the Price Schedule. Further, the Optionee shall have the option, but not the obligation, to acquire up to an additional 10,000 acre-feet per year of conserved water at the exercise price set forth on the Price Schedule (the “Additional 10K AF”) (collectively, the water acquired pursuant to this Section 2.2(a) being the “Conserved Water”).
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