Irrigation Improvements Sample Clauses
Irrigation Improvements. The DISTRICT, at its own expense, will design and construct the necessary improvements (“Irrigation Improvements”) to pump non-potable water from the leased water reservoir to LESSOR’s existing irrigation system. Any necessary pumps, pressure tanks and electrical facilities will be located within the Lease Area. Only underground piping will be installed on LESSOR’s Property (outside the Lease Area), unless the LESSOR approves otherwise. The location of Irrigation Improvements installed outside of the Lease Area will be jointly determined by the DISTRICT and LESSOR.
Irrigation Improvements. Irrigation improvement will be installed to increase productivity of forage and to reduce soil erosion into nearby wetlands.
Irrigation Improvements. The irrigation system will be improved on the parcel to increase water use efficiency, reduce gullying, and distribute water more evenly. It is anticipated that this will greatly improve the suitability of the vegetation for prairie dogs, since moisture rich vegetation is often a limiting factor in dry habitats. The current flood irrigation system is uncontrolled flood that comes out of a dirt ditch and into a dirt head-ditch that runs down the sides of the pasture. This is about 20% efficient in delivering irrigation for the pasture. Also, the current system has the potential to flood prairie dog ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ that could otherwise be established on the site. A 12 inch gated pipe will be installed from the head of the field down both sides of the property. This will improve the irrigation efficiency to about 35-40%, and allow prairie dogs to occupy the site without the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ being flooded. The Cooperator will take steps to ensure that irrigation flow with the newly installed system is not at excessive levels or unevenly applied, which could lead to flooding of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. The Cooperator currently owns
Irrigation Improvements. Irrigation improvement will be installed to increase productivity of forage and to reduce soil erosion into nearby wetlands. The Cooperator will ensure that irrigation flow with the newly installed system is not at excessive levels, which could lead to flooding of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.