Stored Water/Carryover Water Sample Clauses

Stored Water/Carryover Water. 5.1. Store and Transfer SWP Water in the Same Year. Modify Article 56(c)(4) and any other applicable sections to allow PWAs to store and transfer Table A water in the same year and modify Article 56(c) and any other applicable sections to allow a PWA to transfer Table A water to another PWA’s service area. DWR will continue to coordinate through the PWAs under the existing SWP contracts.
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