WATER LOSS Sample Clauses

WATER LOSS. ISSUE: San Gabriel’s estimate for the water loss factor is 9% which is equal to its recorded 2010 factor; DRA’s estimate of 7.5% is a 2006-2010 recorded average. RESOLUTION: For the Test Year and Escalation Years, DRA and San Xxxxxxx agree on a Water Loss factor of 8.3%, which is the average of 2008, 2009 and 2010, to reflect more recent trends. Issue SGV Direct SGV Rebuttal DRA Report Difference Settlement Water Loss Factor 9% 9% 7.5% 1.5% 8.3% REFERENCES: Exhibit SG-6 (XxXxxxxxx), pp. 16-19; Exhibit DRA-1 (Xxxxxx), p. 2- 11; Exhibit SG-19-C (XxXxxxxxx), p. 5; Exhibit CF-2 (Xxxxxxxx), p.5.
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WATER LOSS. (1) Water loss associated with leaks shall be less than 10%.
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WATER LOSS. 11.1.1 The Beneficiary represents and warrants that, promptly after this Agreement is signed, it shall prepare an investment plan and carry out all actions and projects necessary to reduce Water Losses, as same are stated as at the date this Agreement is signed, taking into account Best Industry Practice. Such investment plan will be notified to the Secretariat and the General Directorate for Water of the Ministry of Energy. In this context, the Beneficiary warrants that, within one (1) year from the Effective Date, it shall submit with the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the Ministry of Environment and Energy a water loss/leak identification, control and reduction plan (such losses/leaks currently amounting to 25% of the water quantity that flows into the Connection Points) with a view to reducing water losses to no more than 22% of the water quantity flowing into the Connection Points within four years from the Effective Date.
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WATER LOSS. Except as approved in the plans and specifications, Lyons agrees that the Construction will not increase carriage or transit loss over that which has occurred historically or that which is contemplated by the approved plans. Lyons agrees to take all reasonable action so water loss will not occur. If the Construction increases carriage or transit loss, Lyons agrees to repair any part of the Construction to prevent such additional loss and to replace the lost water to the Ditch Company beyond which is approved in the plans.
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WATER LOSS. The Licensee agrees that the Project will not increase carriage or transit loss over the loss which occurred historically. The Licensee agrees to compact earth materials so that such additional water losses will not occur. If the Licensee’s Project increases carriage or transit loss in the Canal, the Licensee agrees to repair the construction to prevent such additional loss.
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WATER LOSS. The Town acknowledges that MPCA actively monitors the MPCA Water Distribution System for water loss. Neither MPCA nor the Owners shall pay for or otherwise be responsible for water loss due to leaks in the Town’s Water Main or other infrastructure not included within the Distribution System. The Town requires the installation of a master meter in a location that allows the Town to measure the total volume entering the Distribution System so that it can calculate the difference between the water usage by the Owners as a whole, through the master meter, and the sum of individual water meters servicing lots within Xxxxx Point (the “Water Use Differential”). The Town shall not charge the Owners for the Water Use Differential, and shall only charge MPCA for the Water Use Differential if the Water Use Differential exceeds 2%, measured over four consecutive quarters. In the event that MPCA disagrees with the data used by the Town to determine that the Water Use Differential exceed 2% over four consecutive quarters, the Town and MPCA shall meet and discuss their differences and attempt in good faith to resolve the disagreement. In the event that the disagreement is not resolved, each Party shall be entitled to whatever remedies are available at law.
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