WATER SUPPLIES. A. Water supplies which Landowner may bank pursuant to this Agreement (“Landowner Water”) shall be any surface water supply which meets all criteria as set forth in this Agreement and to which Landowner has legal title and authority to transport and store, but shall not include any of District’s allocated surface water that may be provided to or made available to any District customers as part of District’s operations or supplies; nor shall the water provided under the District’s winter water program or District supplemental supplies be used in this District Landowner Banking Program. Upon request, Landowner shall provide District with reasonable documentation regarding Landowner’s title and/or legal authority to transport and store such water.
WATER SUPPLIES. The service will deliver the general provisions requirements of the Water Industries Act 1991 and associated Regulations. This includes; ▪ Routine monitoring programme for all identified private water supplies. ▪ Sampling and analysis of private water supplies. ▪ Carrying out reactive work based on risk for all private water supplies.
WATER SUPPLIES. Class 1 copper pipes 2 15mm Pipe laid in or under floors, chased to walls, fixed to roof timbers, etc. Metre 420 3 22mm Pipe laid in or under floors, chased to walls, fixed to roof timbers, etc. Metre 186 4 28mm Pipe laid in/under floors or fixed to walls, roof timbers, etc. Metre 116 5 15mm Pipe fixed in and including chase in walls Metre 210 6 22mm Pipe fixed in and including chase in walls Metre 140 Extra over copper pipes for capillary fittings 7 15mm Fittings Number 466 8 22mm Fittings Number 210 9 28mm Fittings Number 116 SOIL DRAINAGE uPVC pipes 10 50mm Pipes fixed to walls, etc. Metre 184 11 110mm Pipes fixed to walls, etc. Metre 192 Section No. 2 Bill No. 12 PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE SASRIA SOC LTD NQOBISIZWE CONSULTING Carried to Summary R Extra over uPVC pipes for fittings 1 110mm Pan connector Number 24 2 110mm Access bend Number 24 3 110mm Bend Number 24 4 110mm Junction Number 24 5 110mm Tee junction Number 24 6 110 x 50 mm Reducing junction Number 24 7 50mm Tee junction Number 23 8 50mm Bend Number 184 9 50mm Access bend Number 92 10 110mm Access junction Number 24 11 110mm Access reducing junction Number 24 12 110mm Air vent cowl Number 24 13 110mm Access bend with anti-syphon horn Number 24 Carried to Summary R Section No. 2 Bill No. 12 PLUMBING AND DRAINAGE SASRIA SOC LTD NQOBISIZWE CONSULTING Fire appliances,etc 1 5kg Carbon Dioxide portable fire extinguisher on and including wrought Meranti backboard size 520 x 100 x 22mm thick plugged and screwed to wall and finished with two coats of signal red enamel paint, including 120 x 20 x 2mm mild steel strip bent to form hook Number 4
WATER SUPPLIES. Section Xx. 0 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx Xx. 00 Plumbing and Drainage Tlotlanang Combined School Carried Forward R 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Brought Forward Class O copper pipes: 15mm Pipes. 22mm Pipes. 28mm Pipes. Extra over class O copper pipes for capillary fittings: 15mm Fittings. 22mm Fittings. 28mm Fittings. Copper overflow and service pipes: 15mm Service pipe 300mm girth. 22mm Service pipe 300mm girth. TESTING Provide all necessary apparatus water, etc for and test the whole of the Sanitary Plumbing and Water Supply installation to the satisfaction of the Representative/Agent and Municipality, replace any defective work, free of charge and leave perfect BUILDER'S WORK INCLUDING MAKING GOOD: Fair cutting and fitting facebrick around pipe not exceeding 100mm dianeter. Core drilling of hole for pipe not exceeding 50mm diameter 230mm Brick wall, etc PAINTING (PROVISIONAL) (XXXXXXX FORMULA WORK GROUP NO 152 Carried Forward Section No. 3 Building Works Bill No. 13 Plumbing and Drainage Tlotlanang Combined School m m m No No No No No No No R /13/37 96 /13/38 81 /13/39 151 /13/40 22 /13/41 7 /13/42 9 /13/43 4 /13/44 7 /13/45 Item /13/46 6 /13/47 20 R 3 Brought Forward R Prepare, prime with a self-etching primer and paint one undercoat and one coat high gloss enamel paint /13/48 On galvanised mild steel pipe not exceeding 300mm girth m 150 Carried Forward to Summary of Xxxxxxx Xx. 0 Xxxxxxx Xx. 0 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Bill No. 13 Plumbing and Drainage Tlotlanang Combined School R
WATER SUPPLIES. Most of MET’s water supply comes from the Colorado River (via the Colorado River Aqueduct, or CRA) and Sacramento-San Xxxxxxx Delta (via the California Aqueduct of the State Water Project, or SWP). These annual surface supplies have different quali- ties (CRA water is saltier), quantities and costs. MET’s CRA and SWP water ac- counts for about 60 percent of the water that member agencies use. The rest comes from local water. Member agencies value local water because it gives them more flex- ibility in management decisions and relaxes the impact of changes in MET policies.7 Table 2.1 shows members’ current mix of local/MET supplies—the result of a long trend in which MET has increased its share of total supply. In the 1950s, MET supplied an average of 25 percent of total regional water. This share rose to 43–44 percent in the 60s and 70s, 47 percent in the 80s, 52 percent in the 90s and 57 percent in 2000- 2004 (reaching 62 percent in 2004); see Fig-
WATER SUPPLIES. Depending on the location of the Accommodation, it may have a water supply from peaty ground which can make the water very brown. If the Hirer is concerned about the water then the Agent recommends boiling water for drinking or using bottled water.
