Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following
14 (1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the current 15 Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before February 15 and reviewed 16 as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal to or less than 3.2 million 17 acre-feet; or
18 (2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million acre-feet 19 in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years each of which had 20 inflows of less than 4 million acre-feet, together with the forecasted deficiency for the current 21 Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet. 22 For the purpose of determining a Critical Year, the computation of inflow to 23 Shasta Lake shall be performed in a manner that considers the extent of upstream development
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following eventualities exists:
(1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the current Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before February 15 and reviewed as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal to or less than 3.2 million acre-feet; or
(2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million acre-feet in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years each of which had inflows of less than 4 million acre-feet, together with the forecasted deficiency for the current Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet. For the purpose of determining a Critical Year, the computation of inflow to Shasta Lake shall be performed in a manner that considers the extent of upstream development above Shasta Lake during the year in question, and shall be used as the full natural flow to Shasta Lake. In the event that major construction has occurred or occurs above Shasta Lake after September 1, 1963 and which has materially altered or alters the regimen of the stream systems contributing to Shasta Lake, the computed inflow to Shasta Lake used to define a Critical Year will be adjusted to eliminate the effect of such material alterations. After consultation with the State of California, the National Weather Service, and other recognized forecasting agencies, the Contracting Officer will select the forecast to be used and will make the details of it available to the Contractor. The same forecasts used by the United States for the operation of the Project shall be used to make the forecasts hereunder;
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the
20 (1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the 21 current Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before February 22 15 and reviewed as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal 23 to or less than 3.2 million acre-feet; or
1 (2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million 2 acre-feet in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years 3 each of which had inflows of less than 4 million acre-feet, together with the forecasted 4 deficiency for the current Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet. 5 For the purpose of determining a Critical Year, the computation of inflow 6 to Shasta Lake shall be performed in a manner that considers the extent of upstream 7 development above Shasta Lake during the year in question, and shall be used as the full 8 natural flow to Shasta Lake. In the event that major construction has occurred or occurs 9 above Shasta Lake after September 1, 1963 and which has materially altered or alters the 10 regimen of the stream systems contributing to Shasta Lake, the computed inflow to 11 Shasta Lake used to define a Critical Year will be adjusted to eliminate the effect of such 12 material alterations. After consultation with the State of California, the National Weather 13 Service, and other recognized forecasting agencies, the Contracting Officer will select the 14 forecast to be used and will make the details of it available to the Contractor. The same 15 forecasts used by the United States for the operation of the Project shall be used to make 16 the forecasts hereunder;
Examples of Critical Year in a sentence
Potentially Critical (Year One) Projects in this category, if not corrected expeditiously, will become critical within a year.
If no agreement is reached by 30 April (or such other date as may be agreed between the parties) as to whether the cost of running the Academy during the Critical Year on the basis of the Indicative Funding and All Other Resources would cause the Company to become insolvent, then that question shall be referred to an independent expert (the “Expert”) for resolution.
In a Critical Year, the Contractor’s Base Supply and Project Water agreed to be diverted during the period April through October of the Year in which the principal portion of the Critical Year occurs and, each monthly quantity of said period shall be reduced by twenty-five percent.
Both parties undertake to use their best endeavours to agree whether or not the cost of running the Academy during the Critical Year would cause the Company, on the basis of the Indicative Funding and All Other Resources, to become insolvent.
In a Critical Year, the Contractor’s Base Supply and Project Water 3 agreed to be diverted during the period April through October of the Year in which the 4 principal portion of the Critical Year occurs and, each monthly quantity of said period 5 shall be reduced by twenty-five percent.
More Definitions of Critical Year
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following
16 (1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the current 18 as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal to or less than 3.2 million 19 acre-feet; or
20 (2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million acre-feet 21 in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years each of which had 22 inflows of less than 4 million acre-feet, together with the forecasted deficiency for the current 23 Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet. 1 For the purpose of determining a Critical Year, the computation of inflow to 2 Shasta Lake shall be performed in a manner that considers the extent of upstream development
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following
14 (1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the current 15 Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before February 15 and reviewed 16 as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal to or less than 3.2 million 17 acre-feet; or
Critical Year means the penultimate year of the tenure-track period, which typically is the sixth year.
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the
1 (1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the 2 current Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before February 3 15 and reviewed as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal 4 to or less than 3.2 million acre-feet; or
5 (2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million 6 acre-feet in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years 7 each of which had inflows of less than 4 million acre-feet, together with the forecasted 8 deficiency for the current Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet.
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following eventualities exists:
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following
20 (1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the current 21 Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before February 15 and reviewed 22 as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is equal to or less than 3.2 million
1 (2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million acre-feet 2 in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years each of which had 4 Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet. 5 For the purpose of determining a Critical Year, the computation of inflow to 6 Shasta Lake shall be performed in a manner that considers the extent of upstream development
Critical Year means any Year in which either of the following
(1) The forecasted full natural inflow to Shasta Lake for the current 85 Water Year, as such forecast is made by the United States on or before 86 February 15 and reviewed as frequently thereafter as conditions and information warrant, is 87 equal to or less than 3.2 million acre-feet; or
(2) The total accumulated actual deficiencies below 4 million acre-feet 89 in the immediately prior Water Year or series of successive prior Water Years each of which had 90 inflows of less than 4 million acre-feet, together with the forecasted deficiency for the current 91 Water Year, exceed 800,000 acre-feet. 92 For the purpose of determining a Critical Year, the computation of inflow to 93 Shasta Lake shall be performed in a manner that considers the extent of upstream development