THE PROVISION OF WATER SUPPLY SERVICES Sample Clauses

THE PROVISION OF WATER SUPPLY SERVICES. 5.1. CEDAE is responsible for the provision of drinking water production and wholesale supply services in the UPSTREAM SYSTEM, including the following activities: 5.1.1. raw water abstraction; 5.1.2. raw water pipelining;
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THE PROVISION OF WATER SUPPLY SERVICES. 5.1. CEDAE is responsible for the provision of drinking water production and wholesale supply services in the UPSTREAM SYSTEM, including the following activities: a) raw water abstraction; b) raw water pipelining; c) water treatment. 5.2. The CONCESSIONAIRE is responsible for the provision of drinking water and sanitation services, including the following activities: a) treated water pipelining; b) drinking water supply, including: (i) treated water reservoir; (ii) treated water distribution; c) sanitation, including: (i) collection, including service connection, of sanitary sewers; (ii) sewage transportation; (iii) sewage treatment; and (iv) final disposal of the sanitary sewage. 5.2.1. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall be responsible for the commercial management of all activities provided for in sub-clause 5.2, except in cases where there are pre-existing Concession Agreements whereby private contractors are responsible for the commercial management. 5.2.2. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall operate the abstraction, pipelining and treatment of water currently existing in the MUNICIPALITIES SERVED that are not covered by the UPSTREAM SYSTEM; 5.2.3. The CONCESSIONAIRE may not create new abstractions in the MUNICIPALITIES SERVED, except as provided for in sub-clause 8.14. 5.3. During the term of effectiveness of this AGREEMENT, the representatives of the CONCESSIONAIRE and of CEDAE shall be assured reciprocal access to the information, premises, facilities and inputs of the other PARTY, whenever necessary for the appropriate provision of water supply and sanitation services. 5.3.1. The provision of data and information by the requested PARTY shall occur within a maximum of 5 (five) days as from the receipt of the request, with a copy to the REGULATORY AGENCY. 5.3.2. For access to the facilities of the other PARTY, the requesting PARTY shall make a formal request, at least 3 (three) working days in advance, stating the reasons why it should access the premises, facilities and inputs of the other PARTY, with a copy to the REGULATORY AGENCY. 5.3.3. The REGULATORY AGENCY shall decide on applications for access to information, premises, facilities and inputs refused by the requested PARTY, respecting the option of bringing the matter to the Judiciary. 5.4. Within 10 (ten) days from the execution of this AGREEMENT, each PARTY shall formally appoint a duly qualified agent, member of its professional staff, who shall be responsible for all communications with the other PARTY. 5.4.1....

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