Common use of Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule Clause in Contracts

Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule. If in any year the State, as a result of causes beyond its control, is unable to deliver any portion of the Agency’s annual entitlement for such year under Table A of this contract as provided for in the delivery schedule established for that year, the Agency may elect to receive the amount of water which otherwise would have been delivered to it during such period at other times during the year or succeeding years, to the extent that such water is then available and such election is consistent with the State’s overall delivery ability, considering the then current delivery schedules of all contractors.

Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule. ‌ If in any year the State, as a result of causes beyond its control, is unable to deliver any portion of the Agency’s annual entitlement for such year under Table A of this contract as provided for in the delivery schedule established for that year, the Agency may elect to receive the amount of water which otherwise would have been delivered to it during such period at other times during the year or succeeding years, to the extent that such water is then available and such election is consistent with the State’s overall delivery ability, considering the then current delivery schedules of all contractors.. <(e) Carryover Provision – no such subarticle exists.>‌

Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule. ‌ If in any year the State, as a result of causes beyond its control, is unable to deliver any portion of the Agency’s annual entitlement for such year under Table A of this contract as provided for in the delivery schedule established for that year, the Agency may elect to receive the amount of water which otherwise would have been delivered to it during such period at other times during the year or succeeding years, to the extent that such water is then available and such election is consistent with the State’s overall delivery ability, considering the then current delivery schedules of all contractors.