EAA Act definition

EAA Act means the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Aquifer Authority Act, Act of May 30, 1993, 73rd Leg., ▇.▇., ▇▇. ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇. ▇▇▇. Laws 2350, as amended.
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Examples of EAA Act in a sentence

  • Upon transfer from the Trust, as provided in Subsection 3(d) the Permittee, or his or her lessees or other transferees or assigns, may make withdrawals from the Aquifer under the Permit of the amount pledged for forbearance in Section (3)(a) during a year other than a Forbearance Year without regard to the duty to forbear under this Agreement and subject to administration by the EAA only under the EAA Act and the applicable EAA rules.

  • Additionally, during a year other than a Forbearance Year, all rights under the Permit, whether or not pledged for forbearance, likewise will be subject to the requirements of the EAA Act and the applicable EAA rules.

  • All withdrawal rights remaining under the Permit, if any, that are not pledged for forbearance under Subsection (a), will be subject to the requirements of the EAA Act and the applicable EAA rules.

  • If an entity or class listed in Subsection 7.8.1 was represented on the EARIP Steering Committee created under Section 1.26A of the EAA Act, the representative of that entity or class will be presumed to continue as the voting representative of that entity or class on the Stakeholder Committee in the absence of a contrary designation or a written resignation.

  • Their signatures are solely for the purposes of compliance with Subsection 1.26A(d)(3) of the EAA Act.

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