Secondary Water Sample Clauses
The 'Secondary Water' clause defines the terms and conditions under which secondary or non-potable water sources may be used within a property or project. Typically, this clause outlines the permitted uses of secondary water, such as for irrigation, landscaping, or industrial processes, and may specify requirements for separate plumbing systems or compliance with local regulations. Its core practical function is to ensure that secondary water is used safely and appropriately, preventing cross-contamination with potable water supplies and clarifying responsibilities for maintenance and compliance.
Secondary Water. Developer shall construct, or cause to be constructed, all required secondary water improvements needed for the Project to meet respectiveMS City’s secondary water service standards. The Parties agree to mediate this further in the event of any conflict.
Secondary Water. The Project is located within the service boundary of the Huntsville Irrigation Water Company (the “Water Company”). As such, Developer and the Water Company will finalize plans for Developer to connect to the Water Company’s system for secondary water service. The Developer acknowledges that it and the Association shall not be entitled to connect to the Town’s secondary water system nor shall Developer and the Association be obligated to pay any costs, fees, expenses, or other liabilities associated with the Town’s secondary water system as a condition of development of the Project. Developer and the Association shall have no right to use culinary water for secondary or irrigation purposes.
Secondary Water. As a condition to annexation, Developer will ensure that the Development is accompanied by sufficient water rights and water sources, which rights and sources may be addressed in the subdivision development agreement.
Secondary Water. The Parties acknowledge that the City recently elected to waive the requirement for new development to provide secondary water. This adjusted policy has not yet been formalized by the City. Accordingly, the City hereby waives the requirement for secondary water in the Project. The City also agrees not to charge any secondary water impact fees, or portion of a water impact fee attributable to secondary water, to any development within the Project.
Secondary Water. Secondary water laterals shall be disconnected and inspected to meet the requirements of ▇▇▇▇▇ and Weber County Canals Company.
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