Cost of Additional Capacity Sample Clauses

Cost of Additional Capacity. Before the Water Company can rely on CCWD for all of its water demand, it must pay the total of the capacity charge then in effect for the Ebbetts Pass Service Area at the time of payment times 310.5 connections. For example, at the current capacity charge of $7,028, the amount due would be $7,028 times 310.5 for a total of $2,182,194. 310.5 represents the number of connections added to the Water Company since 1992 (227) plus half of the connections added between 1987 and 1992 (83.5). If CCWD must expand plant capacity at the Hunters treatment plant at any time after the Water Company requests to rely on CCWD for its entire water demand, the Water Company will pay an additional 158 capacity fees as an advance payment toward potential new connections. The advance payment of 158 capacity fees towards plant expansion would be due at the time CCWD enters into a construction contract for the plant expansion. CCWD will provide the Water Company with reasonable advance notice prior to its letting of any such contract for construction of the plant expansion. If the Water Company has already added more than 158 connections between the effective date of this agreement and the date of payment for complete reliance on CCWD, then Water Company will pay for each of the connections added during that time instead of the 158. If at any time after it makes the advance payment of additional capacity fees to CCWD towards the plant expansion, the Water Company realizes the addition of new connections above and beyond the amount of connections paid to CCWD for its advance payment, the Water Company will pay to CCWD for each new connection added at the time it comes online at the capacity charge then in effect for the Ebbetts Pass Service Area.
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Cost of Additional Capacity. In the event that sufficient capacity is available in existing infrastructure, such capacity may be made available to Imperial Beach, at the discretion of San Diego, upon payment commensurate with the required additional capacity. In addition to the transportation charge for the additional flow, Imperial Beach shall pay its proportionate share of capital improvement project costs for existing SDMS facilities used by Imperial Beach under this Agreement, including but not limited to the types described in Article 8. Imperial Beach’s additional share of capital improvement project costs shall be based upon the relative additional amount of Imperial Beach’s peak capacity as it relates to the design capacity of the respective SDMS facilities according to the following formula:
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