Imported Water definition

Imported Water means water introduced to the Upper Colorado River System from outside the Colorado River System for the specific purpose of augmenting the supplies available for, or storing water as part of, an Upper Basin Demand Management Program. Such Imported Water need not have been previously consumptively used in its basin of origin.

Imported Water means water obtained from a third-party source.

Imported Water means water originating outside of the Lake Hodges watershed that is transported through CWA Aqueducts but excludes any water credited by CWA as Local Water.

Examples of Imported Water in a sentence

• If the fill period as defined above does not coincide with the period of modeled flows, the amount of the Imported Water Supply Credit during the fill period for that month shall be the total monthly modeled Imported Water Supply Credit times the number of days in the month occurring during the fill season divided by the total number of days in the month.

• Credit as an offset for a State's Computed Beneficial Consumptive Use above Guide Rock will be given to all the Imported Water Supply accruing in the reach between Harlan County Dam and Guide Rock during the irrigation season.

• Each year, using the procedures described herein, the RRCA will calculate the Annual Allocations by Designated Drainage Basin and total for each State, the Computed Beneficial Consumptive Use by Designated Drainage Basin and total for each State and the Imported Water Supply Credit that a State may use for the preceding year.

• If the period of the irrigation season does not coincide with the period of modeled flows, the amount of the Imported Water Supply credited during the irrigation season for that month shall be the total monthly modeled Imported Water Supply Credit times the number of days in the month occurring during the irrigation season divided by the total number of days in the month.

• The following methodology shall be used to determine the extent to which Imported Water Supply Credit, as calculated by the RRCA Groundwater Model, can be credited to the State importing the water during Water-Short Year Administration years.

More Definitions of Imported Water

Imported Water means water brought into Central Basin Area from a non-tributary

Imported Water means water of any type that is produced outside of the boundaries of the Authority and transported into the boundaries of the Authority for distribution to an end user within the boundaries of the Authority. The term “Imported Water” does not include Surface Water delivered through or by the Authority System.

Imported Water means water which has been brought into a management area from another management area by means of a pipe or other channel, and the water (including surface water) has been extracted and piped, or directed into a channel, under licence or permit under the Act, or the Groundwater (Border Agreement) Act 1985 from the originating management area or zones within the Border Designated Area. Imported water excludes water that would have, prior to diversion formed part of the water balance of the prescribed resource.

Imported Water means water which originates in a watershed other than the Lake Tahoe Basin and the Truckee River Basin.

Imported Water means water which originates in a watershed other than the Lake Tahoe Basin and the Truckee River Basin;

Imported Water means water, whether groundwater or surface water, that is produced outside of the boundaries of the Authority and transported into the boundaries of the Authority, by

Imported Water means water brought into Central Basin Area from a non-tributary source by a party and any predecessors in interest, either through purchase directly from The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California or by direct purchase from a member agency thereof, and additionally as to the Department of Water and Power of the City of Los Angeles, water brought into Central Basin Area by that party by means of the Owens River Aqueduct.