Water Supply to City Sample Clauses

Water Supply to City. Subject to Sections 4.41 and 17.2, District shall make available to City an amount of Treated Water equal to 30 million gallons per day. District shall consult with City on a regular basis during the Commercial Operation Phase to determine the schedule of deliveries, and, consistent with the terms of this Agreement, District shall use its best efforts to meet the requirements of City. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, in a Drought situation the delivery of surface water by District for agricultural uses to its agricultural customers and for municipal uses to City shall be reduced in equal proportions in accordance with the formula in Section 17.2. Upon completion of the First Expansion Facilities (as evidenced by the Commercial Operation Date), the Treated Water quantities as set forth in sections 17.1 to 17.7 shall be changed from 33,602.1 acre- feet per year and 30 million gallons per day to 67,204.2 acre-feet per year and 60 million gallons per day. District promises and agrees to treat District’s agricultural customers and City on a parity basis. If District is required to reduce deliveries, it will cut back its deliveries to its agricultural customers and to City in equal proportions. In keeping with the foregoing, District agrees that its commitments to its agricultural customers and to City shall be met before any subsequent water transfers for delivery of water outside District’s boundaries. It must be understood, however, that “transfers” between District and Turlock Irrigation District made in the ordinary course of operations are not included in the foregoing, as District and Turlock Irrigation District regularly deliver water to each other in the interest of maximizing beneficial use of their water rights and facilities.
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