Required Minimum Instream Flows Sample Clauses
The Required Minimum Instream Flows clause establishes the minimum amount of water that must be maintained in a river or stream at all times. This requirement typically applies to water users such as municipalities, agricultural operations, or industrial facilities that withdraw water from the source, ensuring that their activities do not reduce flow below a specified threshold. By mandating these minimum flows, the clause protects aquatic ecosystems, supports downstream water rights, and helps prevent environmental degradation caused by excessive water withdrawals.
Required Minimum Instream Flows. If the Scheduled Maintenance cannot avoid impacting Required Minimum Instream Flows from the Project, then the Licensee will endeavor in good faith to restore some or all of the Required Minimum Instream Flows as soon as practicable.
Required Minimum Instream Flows. If a Planned Drawdown cannot avoid impacting Required Minimum Instream Flows from the Project, then the Licensee will endeavor in good faith to restore some or all of the Required Minimum Instream Flows as soon as practicable.
Required Minimum Instream Flows. For the purposes of this LIP, this term includes the minimum flow requirements included in the new FERC licenses for the projects.
Required Minimum Instream Flows. Commencing no later than six months from the effective date of this License and except when operating under the Low Inflow Protocol (LIP) or Hydro Project Maintenance and Emergency Protocol (HPMEP), the Licensee shall operate the Project to provide a daily average minimum flow from the Falls Development according to the following schedule: June 1 – January 31 1,000 cfs February 1 – May 15 2,000 cfs May 16 – May 31 1,500 cfs
Required Minimum Instream Flows. For the purposes of this HPMEP, this term refers to the Required Minimum Instream Flow requirements included in the new FERC license for the Project.