Minimum Flow Compliance and Monitoring Sample Clauses

Minimum Flow Compliance and Monitoring. Within 12 months of the New License becoming Final and Non-Appealable, Progress Energy will install and maintain to the standards established by the USGS a continuous flow monitoring gage below the Xxxxxxx Development near the Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 000 Xxxxxx and will provide flow data to the public, via the Internet or other appropriate means, to be updated no less than every two (2) hours. For the first ten (10) years after issuance of the New License, Progress Energy will contract with the USGS for operation and maintenance of this gage. Annual reporting of flows will be in accordance with normal USGS practices and procedures. Minimum releases required at the Xxxxxxx Development are presumed to have been met if flows recorded at the streamflow gage near the Highway 731 Bridge are within 5% of the required minimum, as long as the “true-up” procedure described below is implemented. Progress Energy will prepare an annual report documenting its compliance with minimum releases including any “true-up” period. To the extent practicable, Progress Energy will “true- up” minimum flows monthly; that is, flows falling below the minimum shall be offset by flows greater than the minimum (during minimum release periods) in the same month and for a reasonably equivalent amount of time. If any instances of recorded lower-than-required minimum flows are not properly compensated for in the month they occur, such compensation will occur as soon as practicable in the next month, but no later than the 15th day of that month. Progress Energy’s annual report shall indicate all periods where a “true-up” was required and show how and when the actual “true-up” occurred.
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Minimum Flow Compliance and Monitoring. Progress Energy will maintain to the standards established by the USGS a continuous flow monitoring gage at the site of the current Rockingham USGS gage and will provide flow data to the public, via the Internet or other appropriate means, to be updated no less than every two (2) hours. For the first ten (10) years after issuance of the New License, Progress Energy will contract with the USGS for operation and maintenance of this gage. Annual reporting of flows will be in accordance with normal USGS practices and procedures. Compliance with minimum flows for the Xxxxxxx Falls facility will be measured at the Rockingham gage. Progress Energy will maintain to the standards established by the USGS a continuous flow monitoring gage at the site of the current Rocky River gage near the mouth of the Rocky River. Progress Energy currently pays a portion of the cost of the maintenance of this gage. If for any reason the funding of this gage by others is lost, then Progress Energy will be responsible for the additional funding necessary to maintain the gage. Progress Energy reserves the right to reconsider whether or not to continue to use the USGS as the provider of this service after the first ten (10) years following the issuance of the new license. Minimum releases required at the Xxxxxxx Falls Development shall be presumed to have been met if flows recorded at the streamflow gage at Rockingham are within 5% of the required minimum release, so long as the “true-up” procedure described below is implemented. Progress Energy will prepare an annual report documenting its compliance with minimum releases including any “true-up” periods. To the extent practicable, Progress Energy will “true-up” minimum flows monthly; that is, flows falling below the minimum shall be offset by flows greater than the minimum (during minimum release periods) in the same month for a reasonably equivalent amount of time. If any instances of recorded lower-than-required minimum flows are not properly compensated for in the month they occur, such compensation will occur as soon as practicable in the next month, but no later than the 15th day of that month. Progress Energy’s annual report shall indicate all periods where a “true-up” was required and show how and when the actual “true-up” occurred. The annual report shall be filed with the NCDENR, SCDNR, SCDHEC and FERC by March 31 of the following year. If any of the resource agencies have significant concerns or comments on the report, a con...
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