Low Inflow Protocol Sample Clauses

Low Inflow Protocol. Agree to share the burden of low water availability in accordance with the attached Low Inflow Protocol (see Exhibit B).
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Low Inflow Protocol. The Parties to the Relicensing Settlement Agreement that also have designated roles and responsibilities under the LIP (Appendix A) hereby agree to uphold their respective LIP commitments. In the event that a Party or Parties do not uphold their respective LIP commitments, then any Party, including the Licensee may (but is not required to) invoke the dispute resolution process described in Section 1.3.8 of this Agreement to attempt to resolve issues regarding LIP commitments Assuming the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has necessary rights for the License term, the Licensee shall continue to provide 100% funding support during the License term for the maintenance of the following USGS standard flow gages that are used in the LIP to determine the Three-Month Rolling Average Flow: • Yadkin River at Yadkin College (02116500) • South Yadkin River near Mocksville (02118000) • Abbotts Creek at Lexington (02121500) Any substantial increase in funding support due to changes in these flow gages are subject to review by the Licensee with the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (NCDENR). The Licensee may review and propose changes in the contractor, location, or equipment associated with these gages. Any changes proposed by the Licensee will require agreement of NCDENR.
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Low Inflow Protocol. This License Article highlights the responsibilities of the Licensee from Appendix A, “Low Inflow Protocol for the Yadkin-Pee Dee River Hydroelectric Projects” (LIP), of the Yadkin Hydroelectric Project, FERC No. 2197, Relicensing Settlement Agreement.
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Low Inflow Protocol. Progress Energy agrees to comply with the requirements of the Low Inflow Protocol (LIP) dated February 2007, which was developed as part of the relicensing process. The LIP is attached hereto as Appendix B.
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Low Inflow Protocol. Progress Energy will comply with the requirements of the Low Inflow Protocol dated February 2007. Article 109 Implementation Schedule Minimum instream flows will be commenced within 60 days of the effective date of the New License, provided that the new license for the upstream Yadkin Project (Project No. 2197) has been issued prior to or concurrent with this license and that the Yadkin Project has commenced, and continues, the releases specified in Article 101. Article 000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx When inflows to Xxxxxxx Falls Reservoir are less than approximately 7,400 cfs, Licensee shall maintain a year-round water level regime at Xxxxxxx Falls Lake that allows for fluctuations of up to 6 feet, between elevation 172.1 and 178.1 feet, except for system emergencies and Low Inflow Protocol events. When flashboards are down, an additional 2 feet of drawdown to elevation 170.1 feet is necessary to safely replace the flashboards. During the bass spawning season, April 15 to May 15, Licensee will limit water level changes to 2 feet except when additional reservoir storage is necessary to meet minimum flow release obligations (minimum flow releases will have priority over lake elevations) or if the flashboards fail. In either of the exceptions noted above, Licensee will endeavor to return to normal operations as soon as reasonably practical.
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