Use of Reclaimed Water Sample Clauses

Use of Reclaimed Water. Irrigated open space areas within the Property and the Additional Service Area will be developed with a “Purple Pipe” Irrigation System that can be adapted to utilize Type I Reclaimed Water Use pursuant to the requirements of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality under 30 Texas Administrative Code 210 if and when the City elects to extend and connect facilities to deliver Reclaimed Water to the Property. These irrigation systems will utilize potable water until reclaimed water service is provided).
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Use of Reclaimed Water. To the extent practicable, Company shall use reclaimed water for its manufacturing process, cooling system, irrigation or other significant non- potable water uses at the Colorado River Project. Company shall install backflow prevention assemblies as needed for the safe use of the reclaimed water. Company shall comply with all safety recommendations associated with the use of reclaimed water such as posting warning signs at faucets and storage tanks.
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Use of Reclaimed Water. Reclaimed water will be used for irrigation of parks within the Plan Area and may be developed and used by City to cascade from the North School Park south along the linear parkway to Pleasant Grove Creek, as generally shown on Exhibit "G". “All other reclaimed uses as may be desired by Landowner shall be reviewed and approved by the Environmental Utilities Director. In particular, City agrees that Landowner may use reclaimed water for irrigation of Landowner's Ranch Parcel (Parcel DC-9A), provided the costs of connecting to and extending the reclaimed line from Woodcreek Oaks Boulevard shall be paid by Landowner. In connection with any such use by Landowner and provision of reclaimed water to the park site(s), Landowner shall be responsible for preparation and approval of a reclaimed water engineering report for submission to appropriate state agencies. In connection with the use of reclaimed water other than such use for the park sites, Landowner shall also be responsible for obtaining any and all necessary permits prior to actual use of reclaimed water and for the payment of all City fees and charges related thereto, including without limitation, the reclaimed water connection fee to be paid at time of building permit. Provided Landowner satisfies all of the foregoing requirements, City shall make reclaimed water available to Landowner in amounts reasonably required for the use(s) proposed therefor and shall charge Landowner the same rate or rates as are charged to any other private user(s) of reclaimed water within the City. “Furthermore, if Landowner satisfies all of the foregoing requirements, City acknowledges and agrees that potable water may be utilized for such park irrigation and other reclaimed uses, including irrigation of Parcels DC-9A and DC-9B, if reclaimed water is unavailable in emergencies as determined by the Environmental Utilities Director. (1) disconnect the existing potable service downstream of the presently connected meter; (2) reconnect the potable service to the City supplied 1.5-inch potable connection downstream from the newly installed meter and backflow prevention assembly; and (3) upon completion of the work outlined above, the disconnected portion of the existing line will be disconnected from the water main, drained, capped, and abandoned in place (to avoid damage to existing, mature landscaping), Ranch Landowner shall deliver to the City the old meter to be removed as part of the work. The City’s Water Division will coop...
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Use of Reclaimed Water a. Location of Use(s): b. Intended Use(s):
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Use of Reclaimed Water. Should BOARD provide reclaimed water to TENANT, TENANT shall use BOARD- provided reclaimed water in the irrigation systems at the Premises, Landscaping Corridor(s) and common areas. TENANT understands and acknowledges that, as a user of reclaimed water, it is subject to Chapter 210 of Volume 30 of the Texas Administrative Code, “Use of Reclaimed Water” (“Chapter 210”). TENANT shall comply with the applicable requirements of Chapter 210 TENANT shall comply with reclaimed water operating procedures and contingency plans as are required by BOARD, including but not limited to DFW’s Operation and Maintenance Plan for Reclaimed water.
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Use of Reclaimed Water. The User hereby affirms that it has read, understands and will fully comply with the terms, conditions, requirements and obligations of the Utility Ordinance for the receipt of County Reclaimed Water. The User shall accept the Reclaimed Water delivered by the County and use it only for approved uses on the User’s Property pursuant to all applicable local, State, and Federal regulations.
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