Storage Allocation and Option to Purchase Sample Clauses

Storage Allocation and Option to Purchase. The Parties shall have perpetual and independent ownership and control over their respective storage capacities within the Terminal Storage Reservoir as follows: (a) Tri-State’s Reservoir Capacity shall be the first 100 acre-feet of Active Storage; and (b) the City Enterprise’s Reservoir Capacity shall be the remaining Active Storage Capacity of the Terminal Storage Reservoir, subject however, to (c) the limitation that Tri-State’s Reservoir Capacity may only be conveyed together with assignment of this Agreement as permitted by Section 21 (Assignability) below, and (d) if the Xxxxxx Station is scheduled to be de-commissioned and will no longer have a water demand and Tri-State or its subsidiaries do not have another use for Tri-State’s Reservoir Capacity or lease or contract to provide water to another entity, then Tri-State shall provide notice of such circumstances to the City Enterprise. Upon such notice the City Enterprise shall have the option to purchase Tri- State’s Reservoir Capacity for cost, escalated annually starting January 2020, at the rate of the most recently published Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), Mountain West region, for all items less food and energy. Provided however, if the City Enterprise does not exercise its option to purchase Tri-State’s Reservoir Capacity within 18 months of the date of the notice, or such longer time period as provided by Tri-State in the notice, Tri-State shall have the right to use or lease its reservoir capacity at its sole discretion, or convey its reservoir capacity to a third-party along with an assignment of this Amended and Restated Agreement to a third-party that can reasonably meet the financial obligations for reservoir operation and maintenance set forth in this Amended and Restated Agreement. The word “cost” as it is used in this Section shall be Tri-State’s Allocated Costs for design and construction of the Terminal Storage Reservoir as set forth in Section 1.5 (inclusive of subsections) above.
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