Sale of Water. DIC agrees to sell to WaterPro, and Water Pro agrees to purchase, annually, or in any event to pay for annually, the minimum amount of water set forth on Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. WaterPro shall not increase the amount of annual demand more than 20% above the allocated minimum amount without first receiving DIC’s express written consent, which may be given or withheld in its absolute discretion. The actual quantity of water purchased and delivered to WaterPro shall be computed at the end of each calendar year and shall be used to calculate the water rate as defined herein.
Sale of Water. The Paul Miller Sr. Trust will sell water to Tesoro for the sum of $0.7 xxx xxxxxx. USA Sun Rise will guarantee the payment or $0.7 per gallon. Tesoro will purchase water exclusively from Miller up to 23 million gallons annually. The parties have tested xxx xater and determined that the water is fit for the uses intended by USA Sun Rise and Tesoro.
Sale of Water. A. The MWW shall sell, furnish and deliver to JWC Water from the water works system of Minneapolis for the use of JWC within the corporate limits of the Cities of Golden Valley, Crystal and New Hope and to the limited extent hereinafter provided, outside those corporate limits, for a period of twenty (20) years in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
B. JWC shall resell Water purchased from the MWW exclusively to Customers located within the city limits of Golden Valley, Crystal and New Hope or other outside customers served by the JWC as of the execution date of this Agreement. On the date of execution of this Agreement, the JWC shall provide to the MWW, a written list that identifies the JWC’s Outside Customers existing at the date of execution. The JWC shall obtain prior written approval from MWW to supply Water to additional new Outside Customers located outside the city limits of the three cities. Approval to supply water to additional Outside Customers, other than municipalities, shall not be unreasonably withheld.
C. MWW shall provide Water to the JWC as meets the definition of Water set forth in Section 1(O) above. Should the quality of the Water deviate from the standard set forth in the definition of Water in Section 1(O) above, MWW shall promptly inform the JWC thereof and address the deviation within a reasonable period of time. The JWC may review any water quality data maintained by MWW upon one-week prior notice. In the event of operational or water quality problems in the JWC Water system, both parties pledge to work cooperatively to resolve them in a timely manner.
Sale of Water. City hereby agrees to sell and Company agrees to purchase water from City delivered through the main pipeline which is owned and operated by City for the taking and transmission of spring water from the sources known as Mossbrae Springs No. 2, B, C and D in Siskiyou County, Californxx, xxxxx xxx xxxxx xxx xxxxitions set forth herein.
Sale of Water. If Federal and Provincial Law permit the sale of water, Yekooche First Nation may sell water in accordance with those laws.
Sale of Water. Natomas shall sell, transfer and convey to ASUS, in perpetuity, water rights and Settlement Contract Base Supply entitlements to divert from the Sacramento River up to 5,000 acre-feet of water per year in years when Natomas receives 100 percent of its Base Supply.
Sale of Water. Subject to all of the terms and provisions of this Agreement, Western Water hereby agrees to sell Santa Margxxxxx 00,000 acre-feet of water each year during the Term (as defined in Section 2 below).
Sale of Water. The Xxxxxxxxx Shire Council applied a two-part tariff system based on access and consumption for the supply of potable water for Georgetown and Forsayth, the aim of which was said to be the achievement of full cost recovery. It is apparent that full cost recovery is not achieved by the council. The cost to the council for the production of the water for the two towns exceeds the charges for the provision of the service. While there is no evidence as to the total cost of the provision of such services, the overall level of loss, when compared with revenues charged, is unknown. The revenues for Forsayth over the four years varied from 0.11% of total revenue to 0.16% of total revenue. For Georgetown, the figures varied from 0.42% of total revenue to 0.63% of total revenue. Services provided to Centrelink for total annual fees of $3,673.61 (0.04% of total revenues) and $330.00 for services provided to Medicare for providing a Medicare access point. In each of relevant years, the respondent earned revenues of $232,046.42 (3.45% of revenues); $214,069.69 (2.87%); $226,200.45 (3.05%); and $264,164.01 (2.97%). Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Chief Executive Officer of the Xxxxxxxxx Shire Council, deposes to arrangements whereby the council charges fees for the assessment of development applications for building work. The council does not actually perform the assessments which they are said to “contract out” to the Xxxxxxxx Shire Council for a set monthly fee of $898.33.
Sale of Water. 1.1 From and after the Effective Date (hereinafter defined), the City shall have the right to withdraw the hereinafter described quantities of raw water from the Lake at the Point of Delivery (hereinafter defined), subject to the Maximum Water Quantity (hereinafter defined), and is to furnish and bear any and all expenses and liability for pumping facilities and metering equipment. As set forth below in Table 1, the City may divert a firm supply of raw water out of the District’s water rights up to the amount prescribed for that calendar year at the associated rate provided in Section 3 herein, which rate may be duly adjusted in accordance with the terms of this Contract (the “Diverted Water”). FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF CONFUSION, THE CITY SHALL PAY THE DISTRICT THE ASSOCIATED PRICE FOR DIVERTED WATER REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT ACTUALLY DIVERTED BY THE CITY IN ANY GIVEN CALENDAR YEAR. In addition to the Diverted Water, the City shall pay a reservation rate provided in Section 3 herein, which rate may be duly adjusted in accordance with the terms of this Contract, for an additional water supply over and above the Diverted Water Amount for each year (the “Reservation Water”). FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF CONFUSION, THE CITY SHALL PAY THE DISTRICT THE ASSOCIATED FEES FOR THE RESERVATION WATER REGARDLESS OF THE CITY’S ACTUAL DIVERSION OR NEED FOR THE QUANTITIES PROVIDED HEREIN. The District will use its best efforts to provide the Diverted Water and Reservation Water to the City in the years included at Table 1 at the volumes reflected therein. Table 1: Water Volumes to Mount Xxxxxx Year “Diverted” Water (acre-feet) “Reservation” Water (acre-feet) 2025 1000 2000 2026 1000 2000 2027 1000 2000 2028 1000 2000 2029 1000 2000
1.2 The City shall have the opportunity to divert Reservation Water to Diverted Water upon no less than twelve (12) months written Notice to the District regarding its intent to divert part of its Reservation Water to Diverted Water in a given year, subject to the Maximum Water Quantity (hereinafter defined). If the City elects to divert part of the Reservation Water to Diverted Water for a given year, the City shall pay the applicable Diverted Water fee for the quantities diverted over and above the Diverted Water amount.
1.3 If the City fails to provide the District with appropriate Notice for diversion of Reservation Water to Diverted Water and diverts part of its Reservation Water quantity, it shall owe the District the fee for Diverted Water no later th...
