Water Accounting Sample Clauses

The WATER ACCOUNTING clause establishes the procedures and responsibilities for tracking and reporting water usage, allocation, and rights under an agreement. It typically outlines how water quantities are measured, recorded, and verified, and may specify the frequency and format of reporting between parties. This clause ensures transparency and accuracy in water management, helping to prevent disputes over usage and to comply with regulatory or contractual requirements.
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Water Accounting. FVMWC shall maintain, and update on at least a monthly basis, a detailed accounting of the water delivery rights of SMWD and other FVMWC Members, including the Carry-Over Account and Water Storage Account of SMWD and similar accounts that may be possessed by such other FVMWC Members.
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Water Accounting. The general determination of the quantity of City Water transported by 24 Association hereunder.
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Water Accounting. 15 9.1 Association will provide daily Water Accounting of AWBA Water received for AWBA at 16 the Point of Receipt. Such Water Accounting shall be retained by Association for at 17 least three (3) years and be made available for AWBA's inspection upon 18 written request. 19 9.2 AWBA shall provide a monthly report of the total amount of water received each day 20 during the month as measured at each Point of Delivery in accordance with operating 21 procedures prepared by Association. Such report shall be submitted to Association by 22 the sixth (6th) business day following the month end, pursuant to such operating 23 procedures. 24 9.3 Association shall prepare a monthly Water Accounting report based on the daily Water 25 Accounting provided under Section 9.1. It shall also include the daily water deliveries 26 as reported by AWBA pursuant to Section 9.2. Such Water Accounting report may be 1 combined with other existing Association reports provided to AWBA and shall include 2 AWBA Water delivered to the Point of Delivery, Transportation Losses, and Evacuated 3 Water during that month. 4 9.4 Inadvertent water flow discrepancies between scheduled and actual water flows shall 5 be resolved by the Parties in a mutually agreeable manner.
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Water Accounting. The general determination of the quantity of AWBA Water 5 transported by Association hereunder.
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Water Accounting. The Parties will account for water using agreed-upon metering methodologies. Water will be accounted for on an equivalent, one acre-foot to one acre- foot basis, except for regular conveyance losses, if any.
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Water Accounting. 9.1 Association will provide daily Water Accounting of City Water received for City at the Points 4 of Receipt. Such Water Accounting shall be retained by Association for at least three (3) years and be made available for City's inspection upon written request. 9.2 City shall provide a monthly report of the total amounts of water received each day during the 6 month as measured at each Point of Delivery in accordance with operating procedures prepared by Association. Such report shall be submitted to Association by the sixth (6th) 8 9.3 Association shall prepare a monthly Water Accounting report based on the daily Water Accounting provided under Section 9.1. It shall also include the daily water deliveries as 9 reported by City pursuant to Section 9.2. Such Water Accounting report may be combined with other existing Association reports to City and shall include City Water delivered to each 10 Point of Delivery, Transportation Losses, and Evacuated Water during that month.
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  • Fund Accounting Services Ultimus will provide the Trust with the fund accounting services as set forth below:

  • Company’s Accounting System The Company maintains a system of accounting controls sufficient to provide reasonable assurances that (i) transactions are executed in accordance with management's general or specific authorization; (ii) transactions are recorded as necessary to permit preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles and to maintain accountability for assets; (iii) access to assets is permitted only in accordance with management's general or specific authorization; and (iv) the recorded accountability for assets is compared with existing assets at reasonable intervals and appropriate action is taken with respect to any differences.

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