WATER DEMAND REDUCTION MEASURES Sample Clauses

WATER DEMAND REDUCTION MEASURES. 2.1. In the event LCRA elects to transfer surface water to a place in Xxxxxxxxxx County under a water sale contract pursuant to Section 27 of the LCRA Act, whether such contract exists as of the date of this First Amendment or not, at any time prior to the end of the Study Period, and LCRA, in accordance with the procedures established in Section 27 of the LCRA Act, determines that the most cost effective method of offsetting such transferred water is the implementation of one or more of the water demand reduction methods identified in the Region K SB-1 Plan, then notwithstanding the provisions of Section 1.7 of the Definitive Agreement, LCRA may implement such water demand reduction methods to the extent necessary to offset the water transferred to Xxxxxxxxxx pursuant to Section 27 of the LCRA Act, subject to the provisions set out in this First Amendment. 2.2. Each such water demand reduction measure implemented by LCRA to offset water transferred to Xxxxxxxxxx County (“Offset Project”) shall be a Region K Component Project under the Definitive Agreement, and LCRA shall include each such Offset Project in the Agreed Implementation Plan. The actual Capital Costs of each Offset Project, when implemented, adjusted in accordance with the provisions of Section 1.8.C(1) and (3) of the Definitive Agreement (but excluding operation and maintenance costs) shall be included in the Total Estimated Capital Cost. 2.3. LCRA will make reasonable efforts to obtain grant funds that can be applied directly to the cost of designing and implementing the Offset Projects. In particular, LCRA will pursue grant funding under applicable NRCS programs including, without limitation, the Environmental Quality Incentive Program. SAWS shall have no liability for repayment of net grant funds or for the administration and operation of the grant programs. 2.4. The cost of design and implementation of any Offset Project, net of grant proceeds and other applicable contributions, shall be paid for with funds from the Conservation Fund. 2.5. In the event SAWS elects to reserve water in accordance with the provisions of the Definitive Agreement, then the total of the Capital Costs of the Offset Projects, (net of grant proceeds and cash or in-kind contributions to LCRA applied directly to such Capital Costs of the Offset Projects) shall be deemed to be Incurred Capital Costs of Region K Projects as of the date that is the first day of the Minimum Reserved Period for all purposes under the Def...
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