Examples of District power in a sentence
Waivers are neither necessary nor appropriate when a statute or rule by express terms does not apply to a charter school, nor when a District power or duty has been fully delegated, as more specifically stated in this Contract, to the School.
Waivers are neither necessary nor appropriate when a statute or rule by express terms does not apply to a charter School, nor when a District power or duty has been fully delegated, as more specifically stated in this Contract, to the School.
The following is a list of Imperial Irrigation District existing and planned efforts with elements expected to reduce the risk of fire ignitions caused by Imperial Irrigation District power infrastructure.
Procurement pursuant to the El Dorado Irrigation District power purchase agreement is procurement from eligible renewable energy resources for purposes of determining Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s compliance with any obligation that it may have to procure eligible renewable energy resources pursuant to the California Renewables Portfolio Standard (Public Utilities Code Section 399.11 et seq.), Decision 03-06-071 and Decision 06-10- 050, or other applicable law.13.
On-site audits constitute the cornerstone of the supervisory process.
The costs of the El Dorado Irrigation District power purchase agreement are reasonable compared to offers from Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s 2009 Renewables Portfolio Standard solicitation and recent bilateral agreements.11.
The following is a list of Imperial Irrigation District planned efforts, with elements expected to reduce fire ignition risk by Imperial Irrigation District power infrastructure.
An incremental water toll is charged for each acre-foot of water ordered each year and includes District power costs for pumping and SWP variable costs.
A customer load in excess of 1,000 KW at one location will be limited to District power resources, which are determined by the District to be in excess of the current and future needs of its regular customers covered by the existing rate schedules.
In general, waivers are neither necessary nor appropriate when a statute, rule or policy by its express terms does not apply to a charter School, nor when a District power or duty has been fully delegated, as more specifically stated in this Contract, to the School.