Remedy For Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules Sample Clauses

Remedy For Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules. If the Parties to this Agreement agree, or the Chief of the Division of Water Rights of the SWRCB determines, that a Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules has occurred, then YCWA will make a one-time payment of $100,000 to the RMF, General Account, in addition to the payments to the RMF that YCWA is required to make under section 5.3.2, and in addition to the payments required by section 6.2.4. YCWA’s obligation to make payments under this section will be reduced by the amount of any payment that YCWA must make under Water Code section 1052 for the same day. (If YCWA already has made a payment to the RMF under this section when it makes a payment under Water Code section 1052 for the same day, then YCWA’s obligation to make future payments to the RMF will be reduced by the amount of such payment under section 1052.) For any Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules that occurs any time during the May through October control period, in addition to making the payment described in this section, YCWA also will provide an amount of water for supplemental instream flows in the Lower Yuba River equal to the difference in volume between the amount of water required to flow in the Lower Yuba River under any applicable instream-flow requirements described in sections 5.1.1, 5.1.3 and 5.1.5 and the amount of water that actually flowed in the Lower Yuba River on the days on which the Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules occurred. The RMT Participants In RMF Issues will determine the schedule for such supplemental instream flows.
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Remedy For Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules. If the Parties to this Agreement agree, or the Chief of the Division of Water Rights of the SWRCB determines, that a Material Violation of Agreement Flow Schedules has occurred, then Deleted: March 7, 2005 Deleted: September 26 Deleted: 16
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