Regional Water Commission definition

Regional Water Commission means the Regional Water Commission established under the Chapter XV of the City of Toledo Charter.
View Source
Regional Water Commission or “Commission” means the Western Regional Water Commission created pursuant to the Actthis Agreement.
View Source

Examples of Regional Water Commission in a sentence

  • To clarify the interpretation of Halifax Water Regulations with respect to servicing condominium units along a public street, a joint application by Halifax Regional Water Commission and Marque Investments Ltd.

  • So long as this Agreement is in effect, the Contracting Jurisdiction shall be entitled to participate in the Regional Water Commission through a representative as designated by the Contracting Jurisdiction as contemplated in Chapter XV.

  • Any such study shall be shared with Toledo and the Regional Water Commission.

  • The Regional Water Commission shall be notified of any Water Emergency that lasts more than 24 hours.

  • Further, Toledo and the Contracting Jurisdiction may only amend this Agreement after providing not less than thirty (30) days written notice of any proposed amendment to the members of the Regional Water Commission.

  • The Contracting Jurisdiction shall provide Toledo and the Regional Water Commission with updated maps, legal or detailed boundary descriptions and related Service Area information upon request and in Toledo-compatible formats, including GIS.

  • Toledo agrees to supply the Regional Water Commission with monthly operating reports, EPA sanitary surveys, and all other documents regarding Water Quality and compliance issues.

  • Toledo and the Regional Water Commission shall examine options and strategies including capital costs to create redundancy in the water system consistent with the requirements of Section 8(D).

  • However, if the Contracting Jurisdiction and Toledo are unaware of any impact and if a Contracting Jurisdiction does not claim an impact within the 30-day notice period to the Regional Water Commission members, then the Contracting Jurisdiction shall be deemed to have waived any objection, and no approval shall be required.

  • Toledo and the Contracting Jurisdiction agree to cooperate with the Regional Water Commission to identify mutually beneficial capital and operating improvements to the Common To All Components of the Toledo Water System and to provide assistance and support for such improvements.