Limit on Rate of Delivery to Agency. In no event shall the State be obligated to deliver water to the Agency through all delivery structures at a total combined instantaneous rate of flow exceeding 17 cubic feet per second, except as this rate of flow may be revised by amendment of this article after submission to the State of the Agency’s requests with respect to maximum flow capacities to be provided in said delivery structures, pursuant to Article 10. <(d)23 Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule - Deleted>
Limit on Rate of Delivery to Agency. In no event shall the State be obligated to deliver water to the Agency through all delivery structures at a total combined instantaneous rate of flow exceeding thirty two (32) cubic feet per second, except as this rate of flow may be revised by amendment of this article after submission to the State of the Agency’s requests with respect to maximum flow capacities to be provided in said delivery structures, pursuant to Article 10. <(d)24 Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule –Deleted> (e)25 Delivery of Carry-over Entitlement Water Upon request of the Agency, the State shall make Carry-over Entitlement Water available for delivery to the Agency during the first three months of the next year, to the extent that such deliveries do not adversely affect current or future project operations, as determined by the State. The State’s determination shall include, but not be limited to the operational constraints of project facilities, filling of project conservation storage, flood control releases and water quality restrictions. Carry-over of entitlement water shall be limited to entitlement water that was included in the Agency’s approved delivery schedule for October, November and December, but was not delivered due to: 24 Amended: Amendment 13
Limit on Rate of Delivery to Agency. In no event shall the State be obligated to deliver water to the Agency through all delivery structures at a total combined instantaneous rate of flow exceeding 261cubic feet per second from January 1, 2014 and each succeeding year thereafter for the term of Agency’s Water Supply Contract, except as this rate of flow may be revised by amendment of this article after submission to the State of the Agency’s requests with respect to maximum flow capacities to be provided through all delivery structures, pursuant to Article 10. <(d)24 Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule - Deleted> 23 Last Amended: Amendment 35 24 Deleted: Amendment 25
Limit on Rate of Delivery to Agency. In no event shall the State be obligated to deliver water to the Agency through all delivery structures at a total combined instantaneous rate of flow exceeding two-thousand eight- hundred thirty-seven (2,837) cubic feet per second, except as this rate of flow may be revised by amendment of this article after submission to the State of the Agency’s requests with respect to maximum flow capacities to be provided in said delivery structures, pursuant to Article 10. <Agency Use of Reach 31A> <Note: Pursuant to Article 53(d)(2) of the Monterey Amendment, Agency is not obligated to sell any transportation right in the Coastal Branch Aqueduct. Accordingly, Agency retains the right to use Reach 31A for delivery at a capacity of 283 cfs, subject to the limitation of Article 12(c).> <(d)24 Delivery of Water Not Delivered in Accordance With Schedule - Deleted> (e)25 Delivery of Carry-over Entitlement Water Upon request of the Agency, the State shall make Carry-over Entitlement Water available for delivery to the Agency during the first three months of the next year, to the extent that such deliveries do not adversely affect current or future project operations, as determined by the State. The State’s determination shall include, but not be limited to the operational constraints of project facilities, filling of project conservation storage, flood control releases and water quality restrictions. Carry-over of entitlement water shall be limited to entitlement water that was included in the Agency’s approved delivery schedule for October, November and December, but was not delivered due to:
