Submission of a Water Conservation Plan Sample Clauses

Submission of a Water Conservation Plan. Purchaser shall determine how to use water purchased under this Agreement beneficially, efficiently and without waste. Unless Purchaser serves a population of 1,000 or less, Purchaser shall submit a copy of its Water Management and Conservation (“WMCP”) plan as outlined in OAR 690-086-0150. Purchaser shall submit a copy of its Water Conservation and Management Plan within six months of signing this Agreement to the WWMG. Every time a Purchaser prepares its 5- year benchmark report or its 10-year WMCP for submission to the State, Purchaser shall provide a copy to the WWMG.
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