Department of Water Resources Sample Clauses

Department of Water Resources. ● DWR will assign a PM with responsibilities for coordinating and managing a team oftechnical, administrative, and other DWR and contracted staf , managing timely completion oftasks and review ofmaterials as described in the PMP. The PM will closely coordinate with Reclamation’s PM on the identification and resolution ofissues and will ensure policy-level issues are elevated in a timely manner. ● DWR will identify an Executive Sponsor with authorities and responsibilities for addressing policy-level issues as appropriate, coordinating with the Parties to this Memorandum as needed to complete tasks described in this Memorandum and to identify and resolve issues. ● DWR will be an Applicant, as defined by ESA. ● DWR will work with the other Parties to aid in the development of alternatives and resulting ESA and NEPA documentation. ● DWR will participate as a NEPA cooperating agency during Reclamation’s development ofan EIS. ● DWR will explore potential alternative approaches to operate the CVP and SWP for all Project purposes. ● DWR will provide requested technical support from appropriate staf . ● DWR will facilitate coordination with SWP contractors who are not Parties to this MOU.
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Department of Water Resources. If the Authority receives funding for the Project under Chapter 8 of Division 26.7 of the California Water Code beginning at section 79700, the California Department of Water Resources (“DWR”) with be an ex officio Member of the Authority as provided in Water Code section 79759(b), but in accordance with that provision will have no control with respect to the governance, management, or operation of the Project.
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Department of Water Resources. DWR is authorized under the State Central Valley Project Act (Water Code section 11100, et seq.), Xxxx-Xxxxxx Act (California Water Resources Development Bond Act), State Contract Act (Public Contract Code section 10100, et seq.), Xxxxx­ Xxxxxx Act (Water Code sections 11900-11925), and other acts of the State Legislature and applicable laws of the State of California to construct, operate, and maintain the SWP.
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Department of Water Resources. Division of Integrated Regional Water Management Attention: Chief, Division of Integrated Regional Water Management Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxx 000000 Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx 00000-0000 <Grantee> (Representative) (Grantee Name) (Mailing Address)
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Department of Water Resources a. Establish multidisciplinary PIM/CAD directorate headed by Additional Secretary level staff on a permanent basis OSG [Dec. 2007] Directorate established (with O&M, PIM, CAD, and training divisions) and staff assigned
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Department of Water Resources. Department of Water Resources shall have the responsibility to coordinate with other authorities to conduct surveys, and evaluate and monitor the quantity, quality and utilization of surface water and groundwater.
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Department of Water Resources. Metropolitan will be responsible for any Department of Water Resources charges for the State Water Project supplies delivered to Valley District’s connection under this Agreement.
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