MAF. MAF is a corporation duly organized, validly existing and in good standing under the Laws of the State of Delaware and is duly qualified to do business as a foreign corporation in each jurisdiction in which its ownership or lease of property or the nature of the business conducted by it makes such qualification necessary, except for such jurisdictions in which the failure to be so qualified would not have or would reasonably be expected not to have, individually or in the aggregate, a Material Adverse Effect. MAF is registered as a unitary savings and loan holding company under HOLA. MAF has the requisite corporate power and authority to own, lease and operate its properties and assets and to carry on its business as it is now being conducted. MAF has delivered or made available to National City true and complete copies of its certificate of incorporation and by-laws.
MAF. Provided that if the flow in any non-monsoon period is less than 0.16 MAF the storage shall be shared between Bihar and Orissa in the proportion of 3:5. Further provided that until the Kharkai Dam is constructed and put in to operation all excesses over 0.16 MAF in the non-monsoon flow at Galudih barrage shall be utilized by Orissa. This will be exclusive of the releases to be made from Chandil Dam for West Bengal as per Para 2.2.2. above.
MAF. The requirement at the confluence shall be 150 days, except that when the May 1 90% forecast of the Sacramento River Index is less than 8.1 MAF, the maximum outflows for May and June shall be 4,000 cfs, with all other flow requirements removed. When the February index falls below 0.5 MAF, the requirement for March will be reviewed by the Ops Group. Additional refinements, which will involve no further water costs above those which are required for this paragraph may subsequently be made. 5. San Joaquin River Protection Measures: The protection measures will consist of the narrative standard and implementation provisions agreed to on December 12, 1994 (Attachment B). In addition, export limits during the April/May 30-day pulse flow period will be consistent with the CUWA/AG proposal. The parties agree to take immediate actions, as appropriate, to resolve the biological concerns related to the removal of the barrier and to provide adequate transport of fisheries consistent with the CALFED process identified in Attachment C. If biological problems arise before the solution(s) can be implemented, resolution of these concerns shall be made within CALFED. 6. Additional Modifications to CUWA/AG Proposal: Daily export limits shall be based on the average Delta inflow over the preceding three days under balanced conditions as defined in the Coordinated Operation Agreement or fourteen days under unbalanced conditions . During the period November to January, the Delta Cross Channel will be closed a maximum of 45 days. The timing and duration of the closures will be determined by the Ops Group. During the period May 21 through June 15, the Delta Cross Channel may be rotated closed four days and open three days, including the weekend. ESA FLEXIBILITY
MAF. 9.3 State Insurance-- Contract for Xxxx Xxxxxx has a 60 days notice to quit clause (this ends July 98)
MAF. Provided that if the flow in any non-monsoon period is less than 0.16 MAF, the shortage shall be shared between Bihar and Orissa in the proportion of 3:5.
MAF. Therefore it is utmost important to initiate schemes on war footing bases to utilize the precious water resources before spilling into the sea.
MAF. 2. The distribution of flow supplies shall be in the same ratio as the allocations mentioned above.
MAF. Even though the SWE for this water year tracks with the historical median, unregulated inflow into Lake Xxxxxx is below the historical average. This is likely due to the dry conditions in the basin early in the snowmelt season (February-March).
MAF. California's use of water above 4.4 MAF was enabled first by low Colorado River water use in Arizona and Nevada. As years passed, Nevada and Arizona began to use their limits, making it necessary for the secretary to declare annual surpluses on the Colorado River so that California could exceed 4.4 MAF and MWD could keep the aqueduct full. California's historical use of more than 4.4 MAF concerned the other Basin States. They complained about the surplus declarations to the secretary and began pressuring the secretary and California to implement a plan to reduce California's water use to 4.4 MAF.
MAF. That plan relied on agricultural water conservation and transfers to urban users and access to interim surplus water made available when agricultural transfers reached certain threshold levels. The San Diego County Water Authority became a logical conserved water transferee from IID under the California Plan for various reasons. First, SDCWA was an MWD member agency, and therefore a conserved water transfer to it would help fill the aqueduct. Second, SDCWA and MWD had historically argued over how water would be allocated among MWD member agencies in times of short supply. SDCWA used more water on a pro-rata basis compared to other MWD members than SDCWA could rely on receiving in times of inadequate MWD supplies. SDCWA desired to develop its own independent and reliable supply by obtaining transferred water from IID. The IID-SDCWA Transfer Agreement, therefore, became the linchpin to solving California's overuse problem, and a critical element in the QSA and Related Agreements. It helped resolve California's problem of increasing the supply to urban Southern California without infringing on the rights of the other Basin States. The QSA and Related Agreements are central to peace on the Colorado River and Southern California having a sufficient water supply.
