Klamath Basin Water Right Adjudication Claim 218 Sample Clauses

Klamath Basin Water Right Adjudication Claim 218. In the event the Company decides to permanently cease power generation at Fall Creek hydroelectric power plant in California, or decides not to exercise Claim 218 for power generation, within 365 days of permanent cessation of power generation or water diversion, or as otherwise provided by ORS 543A.305, the Company shall assign Claim 218 as described herein. If rights based on Claim 218 are determined to exist, and all appeals pertaining to the claim have been exhausted, the Company shall assign such right(s) to WRD. If the Findings of Fact and Order of Determination (“FFOD”) for Claim 218 has not yet been issued in the Adjudication pursuant to ORS 539.130, or if the portion of the FFOD pertaining to Claim 218 is still subject to appeal, the Company shall assign Claim 218 to ODFW. If assignment is made to ODFW, WRD will proceed with conversion as appropriate pursuant to ORS 543A.305, but ODFW will be responsible for further prosecution of Claim 218 in the Adjudication, unless WRD and ODFW agree to another course of action. For the purposes of this Agreement, transfer of the Fall Creek hydroelectric power plant, along with Claim 218, to another entity shall not constitute permanent cessation of power generation; provided, that any transfer of the Fall Creek hydroelectric power plant will be governed by applicable law. Prior to the assignment of Claim 218, or any rights recognized under Claim 218, the Company shall use reasonable efforts to avoid allowing Claim 218 to be deemed abandoned for non-use prior to adjudication; or for any rights recognized under Claim 218 in the FFOD, to avoid becoming subject to forfeiture for non- use, and shall not otherwise intentionally jeopardize the validity of Claim 218, except to the extent that the FERC annual license or Settlement requires flow regimes inconsistent with Claim 218, and in times of water shortage the Company and ODFW may agree with other existing water users to prorate water shortages notwithstanding relative priority dates. If the Company’s historic use of water under Claim 218 becomes a matter of dispute in a legal proceeding, the Company shall cooperate with ODFW in defending the validity of Claim 218 by making reasonable efforts to provide documentation regarding the history of the use of water pursuant to Claim 218 prior to assignment. If conversion occurs, at the time of conversion the right(s) will be held by WRD as provided by ORS 543A.305. The Company shall cooperate with WRD by making reasonabl...
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