Provision for Years of Above-Normal Local Water Supply Sample Clauses

Provision for Years of Above-Normal Local Water Supply. Within the framework of the contract, particularly by the provisions of Article 15(a) and possible deferment of the delivery of annual entitlements, the State will work with the Agency to avoid loss to the Agency on account of its inability to accept project water in years when runoff is above normal in the watersheds tributary to Tulare Lake Basin, and the State will cooperate with the Agency in the preparation of any necessary contract amendments and their presentation to other contractors.
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Provision for Years of Above-Normal Local Water Supply. Within the framework of the contract, particularly by the provisions of Article 15(a) and possible deferment of the delivery of annual entitlements, the State will work with the Agency to avoid loss to the Agency on account of its inability to accept project water in years when runoff is above normal in watersheds tributary to Tulare Lake Basin, and the State will cooperate with the Agency in the preparation of any necessary contract amendments and their presentation to other contractors. <(k) No such subarticle exists.> (l)54 <Table A Increase (5,000AF)>‌ In accordance with Article 41 and the terms and conditions of this Amendment, the Agency is increasing its annual Table A amounts by 5,000 acre-feet beginning in year 2004 and each succeeding year thereafter for the term of the Water Supply Contract by purchasing from Tulare Lake Basin Water Storage District 5,000 acre-feet of its Table A amounts. As a result of this purchase, Table A as designated in Article 6 is amended as follows:<See current Table A end of this contract.> Increases to the Agency’s Delta Water Charge, Transportation Charge and Water System Revenue Bond Surcharge, resulting from the increase in the Agency’s annual Table A amounts 52 Amended: Amendment 15 53 Amended: Amendment 15 and maximum Table A, shall commence on January 1, 2004, and be identified by the State and included in future annual Statements of Charges to the Agency. Any over and under adjustments to payments made by Tulare Lake Basin Water Storage District for 2003 and prior years attributable to the 5,000 acre-feet of Table A amounts (or applicable portion thereof) and the related delivery capacity in Reaches 1 through 8D of the California Aqueduct shall be paid by or credited to Tulare Lake Basin Water Storage District, including refunds or credits of Off-Aqueduct and Water System Revenue Bond reserves. Any over and under adjustments to payments made by the Agency for 2004 and future years attributable to the 5,000 acre-feet of Table A amounts shall be paid by or credited to the Agency.
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