Rate of Supply Sample Clauses

Rate of Supply. The purchase and sale of Available Potable Water hereunder shall not exceed the rate of 500,000 gallons per any twenty-four (24) hour period. The rate of supply from the Selling Party shall be continuous and shall not exceed four hundred (400) gallons per minute average over a 24 hour period. The Selling Party shall not be required to draw water in excess of its water use permits to meet the needs of the Requesting Party, and shall not be liable to the Requesting Party or its customers for any interruptions of water service provided hereunder.
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Rate of Supply. Intrepid will provide at the Supply Point a mixing tank into which Dairy will supply the Manure provided hereunder at a rate such that the mixing tank level does not overflow, nor fall below a depth of six (6) feet. The Parties agree to work with one another with regard to determining the rate of Manure supply that will satisfy the mixing tank maximum and minimum levels. Dairy projects being able to supply at least 50,000 gallons of Manure per day, weather permitting. Dairy represents and warrants that it is capable of supplying Intrepid with 18.25 million gallons of Manure per year. Furthermore, Dairy commits to supplying Intrepid with 18.25 million gallons of Manure per year, provided Intrepid is able to process ninety percent (90%) of such supplies. The Parties recognize that failure by Intrepid to timely process the ninety percent (90%) of deliveries will create a backup that may hamper Dairy’s ability to continue to meet its minimum delivery requirements in this subsection. Under such circumstances, Dairy shall make reasonable adjustments to restore delivery requirements to Intrepid. However, Dairy will not be held to its delivery requirements hereunder until Intrepid demonstrates its capability of receiving and processing ninety percent (90%) of the supplies of Manure and Dairy shall be allowed a reasonable amount of time to resume its delivery requirements so that it can mitigate any costs or inconvenience stemming from such an interruption.
Rate of Supply. Dairy will supply the Manure provided hereunder at a rate such that the Supply Point mixing tank level does not overflow or fall below a depth of six (6) feet. The Parties agree to work with one another to determine the rate of Manure supply that will satisfy the mixing tank maximum and minimum levels. Dairy projects being able to supply at least 100,000 gallons of Manure per day, weather permitting. Dairy represents and warrants that it is capable of supplying Intrepid with 36.5 million gallons of Manure per year. Furthermore, Dairy commits to supplying Intrepid with 36.5 million gallons of Manure per year, provided Intrepid is able to process ninety percent (90%) of such supplies. The Parties recognize that failure by Intrepid to timely process the ninety percent (90%) of deliveries will create a backup that may hamper Dairy’s ability to continue to meet its minimum delivery requirements in this subsection.

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