Irrigation Water Clause Samples

Irrigation Water. COSTS. The City of San Diego shall bear all the costs for water used in the maintenance of Contract sites covered by this Contract, except for negligent water waste, which will be charged to the Contractor.

Irrigation Water. Irrigation Co. agrees to pump from the Snake River and to deliver to the mainlines servicing Ice Harbor Farm and Snake River Vineyards irrigation water as needed by each, and in accordance with the water rights of Ice Harbor Farm and Snake River Vineyards.

Irrigation Water. In the ordinary course, City requires that as a condition of connection to the City water system, a property owner agree to transfer to City all rights and privileges to the use of surface water supplies through FID. Based upon the unique nature of the Dry Creek Preserve and existing rural usage of the Property, City agrees to allow Owner the option to continue existing use of surface water supplies through FID after annexation and connection to the City water system under the following terms and conditions: (a) Before connection to the City water system, either prior to or after annexation, Owner, in its sole and absolute discretion, shall elect one of the following options: OPTION A: Owner shall transfer any and all access, rights and privileges to the use of surface irrigation supplies through FID on the Property, to the extent the same exists, to the City of Clovis, and shall pay to the City of Clovis the then-applicable non-refundable “Water Supply Fee” as if the Property was within the jurisdiction of FID, in addition to any other applicable fees and charges. (Based on the May 4, 2015 Master Development Fee Schedule, the Water Supply Fee within the jurisdiction of FID is $1,250 per unit, based on a density of 0.5 Units/Acre.)

Irrigation Water. The Application contemplates irrigation of common areas within Eagle’s Ridge Ranch from the New Castle municipal potable water system, which is included in the EQR calculations set forth above in Section 14, not to exceed 65,000 square feet of irrigated area. If the Developer instead installs a raw water irrigation system pursuant to plans approved by the Town Engineer, then Developer may be entitled a 25% reduction in water tap fees and water rights dedication fees pursuant to Section 13.38.030 of the Town Code. Nothing herein guarantees the availability of raw water to serve the Property, which shall be determined by the Town in its sole discretion. Any irrigated area in excess of 65,000 square feet shall require payment of additional tap fees and water rights dedication fees pursuant to the Town Code. There shall be no reduction in tap fees or dedication fees for any reduced irrigated area.

Irrigation Water. The lessee is responsible for the water service charges of Tulelake Irrigation District, except during years with approved summer flood-fallowing as provided by Article 4(c). These charges will be collected by the District. If the lessee does not pay all water charges plus penalties by June 1 of each year, this lease shall be subject to termination under Article 12(d) of this contract. Lessees irrigating after November 1 of each year shall obtain authorization from the Service prior to the irrigation of any portion of the leased premises. A one (1) year lease extension is available as provided in Article 4.

Irrigation Water. (a) Except as set forth in Section 3.05 below with respect to emergency water supply, the Developer hereby releases the System from any obligation to provide or make available a supply of water within the Property for irrigation of the golf course(s) and the golf learning center. (b) The System shall be the sole purveyor of retail potable water and wastewater services within the Property, including to all residential and commercial development, and irrigation of roadway medians, within the Property. The System shall provide such retail water service in accordance with the terms of the System’s Water Service Agreement (c) The Developer hereby assumes sole responsibility for securing an alternative water supply source for irrigation of the golf course(s) (including maintenance of lake water levels for lakes on the Property that are used as reservoirs for golf course irrigation water) and golf learning center within the Property. The irrigation water supply secured by Developer must be non-potable, and may not consist of wastewater effluent (whether treated or not). The irrigation of the golf course(s) and golf learning center with potable water, as defined in 30 Tex. Admin. Code §291.3, is specifically prohibited, except as provided in Section 3.05 below. In addition to the Trinity Well Facilities, the System authorizes Developer to construct and operate an ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Aquifer groundwater production well or ▇▇▇▇▇ and related facilities to provide sources of irrigation water on the lands described in Exhibit “B” attached hereto; provided Developer obtains all permits and authorizations required by, and otherwise operates such groundwater production facilities in accordance with, all applicable regulatory requirements, including those set forth in Chapter 34 of the City Code of the City of San Antonio. Upon submission of a permit application and payment of the permit fee required by §34- 572, City Code of Ordinances, the System will issue a well drilling permit or permits authorizing construction and drilling of such ▇▇▇▇▇ located in the area described in Exhibit “B”. Developer specifically agrees that it shall be responsible for all costs and expenses associated with securing the alternative irrigation water supply and transporting the water supply to the Property for irrigation of the golf courses and golf learning center. By way of example and without limitation, Developer will be responsible for the following: (i) securing all permits, rights, and other author...

Irrigation Water. (1) The water service charges of Klamath Drainage District are a portion of the lease rental and will be paid by the United States out of this rental. (2) Reclamation will handle all deliveries of irrigation water to the leased premises and all draining of the leased premises. All requests for irrigation water or draining must be directed to Reclamation office in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇. The lessee shall not adjust any water control gates or valves leading to or within Lease Area K. (3) The lessee may flood the leased premises or use other means of quackgrass control provided such activities do not conflict with adjoining land uses and the irrigation system is adequate to deliver sufficient water for flooding, as determined by the Area Manager. If the leased premises are flooded for one year, the lessee shall be expected to pay the normal rental shown in Article 2 for that year. (4) Generally, the lots in Area K are pre-irrigated in the fall and winter. The United States schedules the pre-irrigation and the spring draining of these lots. If the lessee desires to pre-irrigate or drain at a different time, it must be scheduled with the Area Manager. A different schedule will only be approved if such delivery does not conflict with Reclamation and/or Service activities, as determined by the Area Manager. (5) Lots in Area K shall not be irrigated other than pre-irrigated as provided in Article 18(d)(4), except at the sole discretion of the Area Manager. The system of canals and drains and the condition of the soils in Area K precludes such irrigation.

Irrigation Water. In the event that Two hundred and three (203) shares of Common irrigation water owned by Lessor is needed to develop the project on the premises, Lessee hereby offers to lease said shares of water for an annual rent of $40.00 per share plus the assessments charged by the Muddy Valley Irrigation Company. It shall be the responsibility of the Lessee to pay for and construct the ditches or pipelines to convey such water to the property from the main irrigation ditch. Payment for said water shares shall commence upon ground breaking and shall be paid semi-annually.