Land Board’s Right to Recharge Sample Clauses

Land Board’s Right to Recharge. The Land Board shall have the right to artificially recharge, store and withdraw water in the aquifers beneath the Lxxxx Range in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations in effect at the time of such artificial recharge; provided, however, that notwithstanding such compliance, the Land Board shall not interfere with or render more burdensome or costly the storage of or delivery of or recharge of water by Rangeview, the Service Provider or the Export Water Contractor. Further, the Land Board shall be liable for damages, including without limitation, environmental or water quality damages, if any, incurred by Rangeview, the Service Provider, the Export Water Contractor or the Water Users caused by such artificial recharge, storage or withdrawal by the Land Board.
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Land Board’s Right to Recharge. The Land Board shall have the ------------------------------ right to artificially recharge, store and withdraw water in the aquifers beneath the Xxxxx Range in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations in effect at the time of such artificial recharge; provided, however, that notwithstanding such compliance, the Land Board shall not interfere with or render more burdensome or costly the storage of or delivery of or recharge of water by Rangeview, the Service Provider, or the Export Water Purchaser and shall not interfere with or render more burdensome or costly the delivery of Export Water by the Export Water Contractor if the Export Water is sold by the Export Water Contractor on a Delivered Basis. Further, the Land Board shall be liable for damages, including without limitation, environmental or water quality damages, if any, incurred by Rangeview, the Service Provider, the Export Water Contractor, the Export Water Purchaser or the Water Users arising out of such artificial recharge, storage or withdrawal by the Land Board.
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