Potable Water System Sample Clauses

Potable Water System i. Applicant shall comply with all codes, laws and regulations necessary for the development of the Property applicable at the time each development permit is issued and will pay all usual and customary costs associated with providing potable water on-site to the Property for its intended uses. ii. Applicant agrees to provide to CCUA any necessary easements on, under and across the Property for the construction, operation and maintenance of the potable water system. iii. Applicant shall be permitted to temporarily connect to the City water system for the first phase of the Development. If temporary capacity is needed, the Applicant will provide such capacity in coordination with the City’s Public Works Department.
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Potable Water System i. Applicant shall comply with all codes, laws and regulations necessary for the development of the Property applicable at the time each development permit is issued and will pay all usual and customary costs associated with providing potable water on-site to the Property for its intended uses. ii. Applicant agrees to provide to City of Green Cove Springs any necessary easements on, under and across the Property for the construction, operation and maintenance of the potable water system. iii. Applicant shall be permitted to temporarily connect to the City water system for the first phase of the Development. If temporary capacity is needed, the Applicant will provide such capacity in coordination with the City’s Public Works Department.
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Potable Water System a. Water is provided by AyA plus additional xxxxx are run and operated by CFZ.
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Potable Water System. To establish reliable communication between the Booster Station and the North Tower, a system using standard radio telemetry equipment will be designed. This will provide updates to the Booster Station in less than one second. However, their antennas will need to be elevated, preferable to the top of each tower. The Satellite photos indicate there are no antennas at the top of the South Tower but there appears to be something on the top of the North Tower. Assuming that there are no conflicts on either tower, the existing hand-railing could be used to simply mount the radio antennas. The existing Booster Pump Station at the South Tower has an outdated PLC that is no longer supported by Xxxxx Xxxxxxx. This PLC and its associated I/O and PanelView will be replaced as part of the SCADA system upgrades. The main reason is that a newer PLC would be complete with Ethernet communications that is the current standard with no need to upgrade to a different protocol in the near future (10-20yrs.). Now this entire system would be modernized and ready for future add- ons/improvements, not necessarily part of this project. By upgrading to Xxxxx Xxxxxxx’x new PLC and PanelView, the labor investment is minimized by transferring the same program into the new PLC as well as the PanelView. The only labor intensive part is installing the new PLC and I/O onsite, which may require new wiring to reach the new footprint of the PLC and I/O. To provide a common system monitoring platform for the water system and lift stations, an OmniSite unit will be added at the booster station. Arden Hills will furnish and install all of the lift station modem cards. XX Xxxxx will not be involved in that process. XX Xxxxx will develop a request for proposal that will give direction to the Owner’s current systems integrator for providing pricing for the described project. This process will not include a formal bidding process, contract specifications/drawings, or equipment specifications. XX Xxxxx proposes to complete the following work tasks:
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Potable Water System. The supply is potable. The Plant supply shall be from two independent connections to Alaska Water and Waste Water Utility (AWWU); one at the NE corner of the Site and a second via a new water line from the south (which will share a routing with the new sewer line). Plant potable water and service water systems shall be provided. Potable water will have secondary filtration. Plant service water shall consist of maintenance hose stations with hose bibs located conveniently throughout the Plant. Design shall be in accordance with applicable plumbing codes and Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility (AWWU) requirements.
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