Metering and Reporting Sample Clauses

Metering and Reporting. (a) If the amount of the Permit pledged for forbearance in Section 3(a) is less than the total authorized groundwater withdrawal amount of the Permit, the determination of the amount of groundwater withdrawn from the Aquifer under the Permit during any calendar year during the term of this Agreement may be based on the withdrawals recorded by real time automated meters installed by the EAA, at its sole discretion, on the points of withdrawals authorized under the Permit. In the event the EAA chooses to install such automated meters, it will own, design, purchase, install, operate, and maintain the meters at its sole expense. Once installed, the EAA will make meter readings at any time during each year during the term of this Agreement, whether or not a Forbearance Year, as may, in its discretion, be necessary and appropriate to determine and ensure the accuracy of the amount of groundwater that has been withdrawn from the points of withdrawal authorized under the Permit during the calendar year. The Parties agree that the EAA will, from time to time, provide quality assurance/quality control techniques for the withdrawal measurements as may, in its discretion, be necessary and appropriate to ensure the accuracy of the readings and reporting. Until the EAA has installed the real time automated meters, the provisions of Subsection (b) will be used to determine the amount of groundwater withdrawn from the Aquifer under the Permit.
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Metering and Reporting. Purchaser shall cause its metering devices connected to the Utility to be read on the last Business Day of the month, and shall furnish Seller with a report on or before the fifteenth (15th) Day of the immediately following month. The report shall state the:
Metering and Reporting. TRIGID shall install a meter approved by the Cities at the Point of Connection to be dedicated to the Cities by TRIGID prior to the delivery of water to TRIGID. Monthly effluent flow will be reported to TRIGID.
Metering and Reporting. No less than annually, TRIGID shall provide TMWA with its projected TRIGID Reclaimed Water Supply demands for the ensuing year. No less than monthly, TRIGID shall provide TMWA, Reno and Sparks with TRIGID Reclaimed Water Supply meter read data, data on the amount of TRIGID Reclaimed Water Supply delivered to customers and stored in the Reservoir, available capacity in the Reservoir, and projected TRIGID Reclaimed Water Supply demands for the ensuing month.
Metering and Reporting. No less than annually, Reno and Sparks shall each provide TMWA with its projected Reclaimed Water demands and TMWRF Effluent Production for the ensuing year. Reno and Sparks shall calculate and provide to TMWA the TMWRF Effluent Production and Reclaimed Water supply on a daily or such other basis as requested by TMWA from time to time. Reno and Sparks shall cooperate with TMWA and provide such information and data on Reclaimed Water demands, facility capacities, and customer projections to assist TMWA in providing the Resource Management Services. In addition, Reno and Sparks shall provide TMWA with data on all components of TMWRF Effluent Production, including total production, total Reclaimed Water deliveries, and total discharges to the Truckee River.

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