Upstream Water Users’ Obligations to Continue to Provide Water Sample Clauses

Upstream Water Users’ Obligations to Continue to Provide Water. In the event that this Agreement is terminated, or in the event a Long-Term Settlement Agreement is not executed, Reclamation and DWR at their discretion may, after consultation with the Downstream Water Users, elect to continue in effect one or more of the Short-Term Project Implementation Agreements, consistent with the provisions of those agreements, for a period not to exceed December 31, 2014. In the event of termination of this Agreement and an election by Reclamation and DWR to continue in effect a Short-Term Implementation Agreement, any Bay-Delta obligation imposed upon the Upstream Water User that continues project implementation to provide water to meet the 1995 Water Quality Plan, will be deemed satisfied during the period of time associated with the continued operation of such project. In the event that this election is not made, the Short-Term Project Implementation Agreement will be terminated.
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