Metering and Weighing Sample Clauses

Metering and Weighing. The Company shall maintain in good working order, and repair and replace when necessary, devices at the Plant capable of (1) metering the continuous and daily total volume of Sewer Influent (including Sewer Influent originating in the Participating Entities), Incineration Process Filtrate and Plant Effluent, (2) metering or weighing Commun ity Septage, (3) metering or weighing the daily amount of System Residuals leaving the Plant for disposal, (4) metering the continuous and daily total amoun t of flow at the Participating Entities' pump stations, and (5) any other metering or weighing requirement imposed by Applicable Law. With the exception of third-party scales that are state-certified, the Borough shall have full access to such m eters, instruments, controls, recorders, scales and other metering and weighing devices. All operating data produced by such m etering and weighing devices shall be subject to audit, and shall be summ arized in the operations reports delivered to the Borough pursuant to Section 5.15. All such metering and weighing devices maintained by the Compan y shall be calibrated to the accuracy required by, and shall be operated and m aintained in accordance with the requirements of, the Contract Standards. All third-party scales shall be state-certified. To the extent any metering or weighing device is incapacitated or is being tested, the Company shall estimate as accurately as practicable the data required by the Compan y to perform the Contract Services. This estimate and m ethodology shall, with the Borough's approval, be used as the basis for determining the operating data required hereunder durin g the outage. The Borough shall have the right to monitor, inspect and test such metering and weighing devices which are part of the Man aged Assets and the Collect ion System at any time and for any purpose and to take m easurements regarding System Influent, Plant Effluent, System Residuals and Comm unity Septage without unreasonably interfering with the Com pany's ordinary operations.
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Metering and Weighing. The DBOM Contractor shall maintain in good working order, and repair and replace when necessary, devices at the Facility capable of: (1) metering or weighing the daily total volume of Sourced Seawater provided to the Facility; (2) metering or weighing the daily total amount of Facility By-Products; (3) metering separately the daily total volume of Product Water delivered to the Point of Connection and (4) any other metering or weighing requirement imposed by the Contract Standards. All metering and weighing devices shall be calibrated periodically in accordance with Schedule 11 (General Operations and Maintenance Requirements). To the extent any metering or weighing device is incapacitated or is being tested, the DBOM Contractor shall estimate as accurately as practicable the data required by this subsection in accordance with the Contract Standards. This estimate and methodology shall, with the BWS’s approval, be used as the basis for determining the operating data required hereunder during the outage.
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Metering and Weighing. The Company shall maintain in good working order, and repair and replace when necessary, devices at the Managed Assets capable of (1) metering the instantaneous and daily total volume of Influent, Effluent, (2) metering or weighing the amount of Residuals, leaving the Managed Assets for disposal, (3) metering the continuous and daily total amount of flow at the Pump Stations, and (4) any other metering or weighing requirement imposed by Applicable Law or otherwise required by the Contract Standards. The WPCA shall have full access to such meters, instruments, controls, recorders, scales and other metering and weighing devices. All Operating data produced by such metering and weighing devices shall be subject to audit, and shall be summarized in the monthly operations reports delivered to the WPCA pursuant to Section 6.16. (Periodic Reports) All such metering and weighing devices shall be calibrated to the accuracy required by, and shall be operated and maintained in accordance with the requirements of, the Contract Standards. To the extent any metering or weighing device is incapacitated or is being tested, the Company shall estimate as accurately as practicable the data required by the Company to perform the Contract Services. This estimate and methodology shall, upon notice to and approval of the WPCA, be used as the basis for determining the operating data required hereunder during the outage. The WPCA shall have the right to monitor, inspect and test such metering and weighing devices that are part of the Managed Assets at any time and for any purpose and to take measurements regarding Influent, Effluent, Residuals, and air quality without unreasonably interfering with the Company’s ordinary operations.
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