Water Acquisition Fund. This component of the proposed Restoration Project is described in Section 9.2 A.
Water Acquisition Fund. An important component of the Restoration Project will be the WAF. The purpose of the WAF is to establish a ready source of money which may be needed for future purchases of additional instream flow releases in Battle Creek that may be recommended under the AMP during the ten-year period following the initiation of prescribed instream flow releases listed in MOU Attachment 1. The WAF shall be used solely for purposes of purchasing additional environmentally-beneficial instream flow 49 MOU 14.0 releases pursuant to the protocols developed by the Resource Agencies and Licensee. The Parties acknowledge that if additional instream flow releases are determined by the Resource Agencies to be required pursuant to the protocols described in MOU
Water Acquisition Fund. If Consensus regarding flow changes is not achieved by the AMTT or AMPT, Licensee and the Resource Agencies (collectively), each will choose a person, and together those two persons will choose a single third party who will act as mediator. Each Party shall make its choice within 14 days from the date of any determination that Consensus has not been achieved, and the third-party mediator shall be chosen by those Parties no later than 45 days from such date of determination that Consensus has not been achieved. These times may be extended by mutual agreement of the Resources Agencies 103 MOU 14.0 104 MOU 14.0
Water Acquisition Fund. The WAF is available as a ready source of money for future purchases of additional instream flow releases in Battle Creek during the ten-year period following the initiation of prescribed instream flow releases listed in Attachment 1 of the MOU. After January 1 following the expiration of the WAF, all uncommitted funds will revert to CALFED, or as otherwise provided by law.62
