Joint Infrastructure Planning. The City and the Customer shall meet annually at a minimum, with further meetings as required by either Party, to discuss planning topics including but not limited to water conservation strategies, Potable Water and Wastewater quality, population, business, industry, community growth and operational issues. Other attendees may be invited as necessary, with the consent of both Parties. The City and the Customer shall share all applicable master planning reports and other pertinent information, to the extent publicly available or not otherwise subject to third party disclosure restrictions, as they relate to short and long term Potable Water and Wastewater infrastructure planning. Both parties recognize the importance of sharing information related to projected growth and development, water conservation, wastewater loads and infrastructure master plans to inform their respective infrastructure and capital planning processes. The City and the customer shall establish a system wherein this information is shared for the mutual benefit of both parties. This information shall consider long term planning horizons and the parties shall agree on the long term capacity requirements of the customer that will be incorporated into The City’s Water Resources’ long range infrastructure planning criteria. These long term capacity requirements will inform the amount of water allocation that Council will reserve for the customer under The Licenses, as per Section 4.1(g) and 5.4 changes to Schedule “F” are to be updated and approved by Council in advance of each four year business cycle and agreed upon by the parties.
