JVWCD Zone A Pipeline Sample Clauses

JVWCD Zone A Pipeline. JVWCD shall design, construct and own a pipeline with diameter of at least 12 inches from the Zone A Meter Station to the Pressure Zone C Xxxxx- voir no later than December 31, 2005, or within 12 months following notice from Kennecott that it intends to commence deliveries, whichever is earlier (the “JVWCD Zone A Pipeline”). JVWCD, in its discretion, may construct a pipeline size larger than 12 inches in diameter for the JVWCD Zone A Pipeline; provided that Kennecott shall not be required to reimburse JVWCD for the incremental cost of the enlargement. Kennecott shall pay $316,100 (October 2002 dollars at the PTIF Rate) to JVWCD, upon receipt of a copy of a notice of award of the JVWCD Zone A Pipeline construction contract from JVWCD, as the agreed-upon cost of designing and construct- ing the pipeline, and JVWCD shall thereafter complete construction of the JVWCD Zone A Pipeline. JVWCD shall operate, maintain and replace the JVWCD Zone A Pipeline and Zone A Meter Station so long as JVWCD is receiving treated water from the Zone A Plant.
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