EBDA’s Temporary Use of LAVWMA’s Capacity Sample Clauses

EBDA’s Temporary Use of LAVWMA’s Capacity. EBDA shall not do anything within EBDA’s control which would injure or prohibit LAVWMA from utilizing the Firm Capacity set forth herein. If EBDA wishes to utilize any portion of LAVWMA’s Firm Capacity, which is not in actual use by LAVWMA or necessary for LAVWMA’s anticipated needs, EBDA shall submit a written proposal to LAVWMA detailing the nature, duration and volume of EBDA’s proposed usage. LAVWMA may give its written permission, subject to any conditions negotiated by the Parties for usage of LAVWMA’s Firm Capacity by EBDA. The Parties agree and understand that if any unused LAVWMA Firm Capacity is available, this capacity may be used by EBDA for short duration peak flows provided such usage does not jeopardize the flows of LAVWMA’s Firm Capacity in the EBDA System. LAVWMA retains complete ownership of the discharge rights for the amount of Firm Capacity set forth in this Amended and Restated Master Agreement. LAVWMA may transfer or sell to EBDA or to any EBDA member agency any portion of LAVWMA’s Firm Capacity rights described in this Amended and Restated Master Agreement which LAVWMA determines is unnecessary for its future needs. LAVWMA may not transfer or sell to anyone any portion of its right to Interruptible Capacity without the prior written consent of EBDA and each EBDA member agency which consent can be denied in the sole discretion of EBDA or any EBDA member agency.
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