Common use of Treaty obligations Clause in Contracts

Treaty obligations. Prior to exe- cuting any specific Storage and Inter- state Release Agreements, the United States will consult with Mexico through the International Boundary and Water Commission under the boundary water treaties and other ap- plicable international agreements in force between the two countries. (a) Annual report to the Secretary. Each storing entity will submit an an- nual report to the Secretary con- taining the material required by this section. The report will be due on a date to be agreed upon by the parties to the Storage and Interstate Release Agreement. The report must include: (1) The quantity of water diverted and stored during the prior year under all Storage and Interstate Release Agreements; and (2) The total quantity of stored water available to support the development of ICUA under each Storage and Inter- state Release Agreement to which the storing entity is a party as of Decem- ber 31 of the prior calendar year. (b) Xx the Secretary accounts for di- verted and stored ater. The Secretary will account for water diverted and stored under Storage and Interstate Release Agreements in the records maintained under Article V of the Xx- xxxx. (1) The Secretary will account for the water that is diverted and stored by a storing entity as a consumptive use in the Storing State for the year in which it is stored. (2) The Secretary will account for the diversion and consumptive use of ICUA by a consuming entity as a consump- tive use in the Consuming State of un- used apportionment under Article II(B)(6) of the Decree in the year the water is released in the same manner as any other unused apportionment taken by that State. (3) The Secretary will maintain indi- vidual balances of the quantities of water stored under a Storage and Interstate Release Agreement and available to support the development of ICUA. The appropriate balances will be reduced when ICUA is developed by the storing entity and released by the Secretary for use by a consuming enti- ty.

Treaty obligations. Prior to exe- cuting any specific Storage and Inter- state Release Agreements, the United States will consult with Mexico through the International Boundary and Water Commission under the boundary water treaties and other ap- plicable international agreements in force between the two countries. (a) Annual report to the Secretary. Each storing entity will submit an an- nual report to the Secretary con- taining the material required by this section. The report will be due on a date to be agreed upon by the parties to the Storage and Interstate Release Agreement. The report must include: (1) The quantity of water diverted and stored during the prior year under all Storage and Interstate Release Agreements; and (2) The total quantity of stored water available to support the development of ICUA under each Storage and Inter- state Release Agreement to which the storing entity is a party as of Decem- ber 31 of the prior calendar year. (b) Xx How the Secretary accounts for di- verted and stored aterwater. The Secretary will account for water diverted and stored under Storage and Interstate Release Agreements in the records maintained under Article V of the Xx- xxxx. (1) The Secretary will account for the water that is diverted and stored by a storing entity as a consumptive use in the Storing State for the year in which it is stored. (2) The Secretary will account for the diversion and consumptive use of ICUA by a consuming entity as a consump- tive use in the Consuming State of un- used apportionment under Article II(B)(6) of the Decree in the year the water is released in the same manner as any other unused apportionment taken by that State. (3) The Secretary will maintain indi- vidual balances of the quantities of water stored under a Storage and Interstate Release Agreement and available to support the development of ICUA. The appropriate balances will be reduced when ICUA is developed by the storing entity and released by the Secretary for use by a consuming enti- ty.