Common use of Continuity and Dependability of Water Supply Clause in Contracts

Continuity and Dependability of Water Supply. ‌ (a) 34 Limit on Total of all Maximum Annual Table A Amounts The District’s Maximum Annual Table A Amount hereunder, together with the maximum Table A amounts of all other contractors, shall aggregate no more than 4,185,000 acre-feet of project water. (b) <State to Perfect Water Rights> The State shall make all reasonable efforts to perfect and protect water rights necessary for the System and for the satisfaction of water supply commitments under this contract.‌ (c) <State to Report on Ability to Meet Future Water Demands> Commencing within two (2) years from the year of initial water delivery to the District, the State shall submit to the District at five-year intervals a report on the State’s ability to meet future demands for project water and for supplemental water, and on the State’s plans for constructing additional project conservation facilities and supplemental conservation facilities. Such reports shall include all estimates, projections, and other data which the State deems relevant thereto. (d) <Construction of Additional and Supplemental Conservation Facilities> Bond funds required to be expended for the construction of additional facilities of the System under the provisions of Section 12938 of the Water Code shall be expended only for construction of additional project conservation facilities as defined herein, and related, appurtenant facilities necessary and desirable to meet local needs: Provided, That if at any time after 1985 the State finds that a part or all of such bond funds are not then required for the above purpose, and will not be so required within the next succeeding ten (10) years, such bond funds may be used, to the extent permitted in the Bond Act, to construct supplemental conservation facilities as defined herein. (e) <Furnishing of Supplemental Water> In planning and designing supplemental conservation facilities the State shall give consideration to the requirements and demands for supplemental water of the District and others who have contracted for project water. Entitlements to supplemental water shall be obtained, and repayment therefore shall be arranged, in contracts separate from contracts for project water.

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Samples: Water Supply Contract, Water Supply Contract

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Continuity and Dependability of Water Supply. ‌ (a) 34 Limit on Total of all Maximum Annual Table A Amounts Amounts‌ The District’s Maximum Annual Table A Amount hereunder, together with the maximum Table A amounts of all other contractors, shall aggregate no more than 4,185,000 acre-feet of project water. (b) <State to Perfect Water Rights> The State shall make all reasonable efforts to perfect and protect water rights necessary for the System and for the satisfaction of water supply commitments under this contract.‌contract.‌‌ (c) <State to Report on Ability to Meet Future Water Demands> Commencing within two (2) years from the year of initial water delivery to the District, the State shall submit to the District at five-year intervals a report on the State’s ability to meet future demands for project water and for supplemental water, and on the State’s plans for constructing additional project conservation facilities and supplemental conservation facilities. Such reports shall include all estimates, projections, and other data which the State deems relevant thereto.thereto.‌ (d) <Construction of Additional and Supplemental Conservation Facilities> Bond funds required to be expended for the construction of additional facilities of the System under the provisions of Section 12938 of the Water Code shall be expended only for construction of additional project conservation facilities as defined herein, and related, appurtenant facilities necessary and desirable to meet local needs: Provided, That if at any time after 1985 the State finds that a part or all of such bond funds are not then required for the above purpose, and will not be so required within the next succeeding ten (10) years, such bond funds may be used, to the extent permitted in the Bond Act, to construct supplemental conservation facilities as defined herein.herein.‌ (e) <Furnishing of Supplemental Water> In planning and designing supplemental conservation facilities the State shall give consideration to the requirements and demands for supplemental water of the District and others who have contracted for project water. Entitlements to supplemental water shall be obtained, and repayment therefore shall be arranged, in contracts separate from contracts for project water.water.‌

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Samples: Water Supply Contract

Continuity and Dependability of Water Supply. (a) 34 29 Limit on Total of all Maximum Annual Table A Amounts Amounts. The District’s Maximum Annual Table A Amount hereunder, together with the maximum Table A amounts of all other contractors, shall aggregate no more than 4,185,000 acre-feet of project water.. 28 Amended: Amendment 12 29 Amended: Amendments 1, 25 (b) <State to Perfect Water Rights> The State shall make all reasonable efforts to perfect and protect water rights necessary for the System and for the satisfaction of water supply commitments under this contract.‌contract. (c) <State to Report on Ability to Meet Future Water Demands> Commencing within two (2) years from the year of initial water delivery to the District, the State shall submit to the District at five-year intervals a report on the State’s ability to meet future demands for project water and for supplemental water, and on the State’s plans for constructing additional project conservation facilities and supplemental conservation facilities. Such reports shall include all estimates, projections, and other data which the State deems relevant thereto. (d) <Construction of Additional and Supplemental Conservation Facilities> Bond funds required to be expended for the construction of additional facilities of the System under the provisions of Section 12938 of the Water Code shall be expended only for construction of additional project conservation facilities as defined herein, and related, appurtenant facilities necessary and desirable to meet local needs: Provided, That if at any time after 1985 the State finds that a part or all of such bond funds are not then required for the above purpose, and will not be so required within the next succeeding ten (10) years, such bond funds may be used, to the extent permitted in the Bond Act, to construct supplemental conservation facilities as defined herein. (e) <Furnishing of Supplemental Water> In planning and designing supplemental conservation facilities the State shall give consideration to the requirements and demands for supplemental water of the District and others who have contracted for project water. Entitlements to supplemental water shall be obtained, and repayment therefore shall be arranged, in contracts separate from contracts for project water.

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Samples: Water Supply Contract

Continuity and Dependability of Water Supply. ‌ (a) 34 Limit on Total of all Maximum Annual Table A Amounts The District’s Maximum Annual Table A Amount hereunder, together with the maximum Table A amounts of all other contractors, shall aggregate no more than 4,185,000 acre-feet of project water.Amounts (b) <State to Perfect Water Rights> The State shall make all reasonable efforts to perfect and protect water rights necessary for the System and for the satisfaction of water supply commitments under this contract.‌contract. (c) <State to Report on Ability to Meet Future Water Demands> Commencing within two (2) years from the year of initial water delivery to the District, the State shall submit to the District at five-year intervals a report on the State’s ability to meet future demands for project water and for supplemental water, and on the State’s plans for constructing additional project conservation facilities and supplemental conservation facilities. Such reports shall include all estimates, projections, and other data which the State deems relevant thereto. (d) <Construction of Additional and Supplemental Conservation Facilities> Bond funds required to be expended for the construction of additional facilities of the System under the provisions of Section 12938 of the Water Code shall be expended only for construction of additional project conservation facilities as defined herein, and related, appurtenant facilities necessary and desirable to meet local needs: Provided, That if at any time after 1985 the State finds that a part or all of such bond funds are not then required for the above purpose, and will not be so required within the next succeeding ten (10) years, such bond funds may be used, to the extent permitted in the Bond Act, to construct supplemental conservation facilities as defined herein. (e) <Furnishing of Supplemental Water> In planning and designing supplemental conservation facilities the State shall give consideration to the requirements and demands for supplemental water of the District and others who have contracted for project water. Entitlements to supplemental water shall be obtained, and repayment therefore shall be arranged, in contracts separate from contracts for project water.

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Samples: Water Supply Contract

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Continuity and Dependability of Water Supply. ‌ (a) 34 33 Limit on Total of all Maximum Annual Table A Amounts Amounts‌ The District’s Maximum Annual Table A Amount hereunder, together with the maximum Table A amounts of all other contractors, shall aggregate no more than 4,185,000 acre-feet of project water. (b) <State to Perfect Water Rights> The State shall make all reasonable efforts to perfect and protect water rights necessary for the System and for the satisfaction of water supply commitments under this contract.‌ (c) <State to Report on Ability to Meet Future Water Demands> Commencing within two (2) years from the year of initial project water delivery to the District, the State shall submit to the District at not more than five-year intervals a report on the State’s ability to meet future demands for project water and for supplemental water, and on the State’s plans for constructing additional project conservation facilities and supplemental conservation facilities. Such reports shall include all estimates, projections, and other data which the State deems relevant thereto. thereto.‌ 33 Amended: Amendments No. 2, 22, and 23 (d) <Construction of Additional and Supplemental Conservation Facilities> Bond funds required to be expended for the construction of additional facilities of the System under the provisions of Section 12938 of the Water Code shall be expended only for construction of additional project conservation facilities as defined herein, and related, appurtenant facilities necessary and desirable to meet local needs: Provided, That if at any time after 1985 the State finds that a part or all of such bond funds are not then required for the above purpose, and will not be so required within the next succeeding ten (10) years, such bond funds may be used, to the extent permitted in the Bond Act, to construct supplemental conservation facilities as defined herein.herein.‌ (e) <Furnishing of Supplemental Water> In planning and designing supplemental conservation facilities the State shall give consideration to the requirements and demands for supplemental water of the District and others who have contracted for project water. Entitlements to supplemental water shall be obtained, and repayment therefore therefor shall be arranged, in contracts separate from contracts for project water.water.‌

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Samples: Water Supply Contract

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