EA Committee and EA Manager Sample Clauses

EA Committee and EA Manager a. The EA Manager shall possess the authority to request releases from the EA pursuant to the terms of a contract with Central in the case of Lake XxXxxxxxxx or with the appropriate District in connection with releases from other Approved Storage Facilities. b. An EA Committee (AEAC@) shall be organized by the EA Manager to work with and provide guidance to the EA Manager. The EA Manager shall invite representatives from Central, NPPD, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (ABOR@), FWS, NEDWR, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Colorado, Wyoming, the Audubon Society and the Platte River Whooping Crane Critical Habitat Maintenance Trust to participate in the EAC. The EA Manager shall meet with the EAC at least twice a year, in October and March, and more frequently at the discretion of the EA Manager. c. Central shall release EA water from Lake XxXxxxxxxx as requested by the EA Manager as it would for any other customer, and will coordinate with NPPD and the NEDWR regarding such releases. Procedures and protocol will be developed as necessary to facilitate coordination of operations with EA releases. d. In October of each year, in consultation with the EAC, the EA Manager shall establish flow targets and an annual operating plan for the EA based on predicted water supplies, the status of the species of concern and the goals set by the Governance Committee. Consistent with the FWS priority recommendations described in AInstream Flow Recommendations for the Central Platte River, Nebraska@ and attached to AThe Department of the Interior=s Amended Comments under Section 10j of the Federal Power Act@ dated August 11, 1994, a priority will be given to the use of EA water to maintain flows throughout the summer. Adjustments throughout the year to the operating plan would be expected to reflect prevailing conditions and increased knowledge of species needs. e. To protect the EA water stored in and released from Lake XxXxxxxxxx to and through the habitat area, and for Central to have the authority to contract with the EA Manager to make releases as directed, Central will use best efforts to seek and, if granted, to maintain storage use permits and other regulatory authorities as necessary. For other Approved Storage Facilities, the appropriate District shall likewise seek and, if granted, maintain storage use permits and other regulatory authorities as necessary. The Districts will not abandon or take any action which will reduce, relinquish or extinguish the storage use ...
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