MCWD Measurement Sample Clauses

MCWD Measurement. It shall be the responsibility of MCWD to obtain and record the above-described volumetric measurements. To do so, MCWD shall install, own, maintain and operate measuring and recording equipment (each, a “Meter,” collectively, the “Meters”) at each of the Brackish Source Water Receipt Point, the Desalination Plant Product Meter and the Delivery Point. It is anticipated that there shall be one (1) Meter at the Brackish Source Water Receipt Point and two (2) Meters at the Delivery Point. The Meter at the Brackish Source Water Receipt Point shall be the Brackish Source Water Receipt Point Meter and shall measure the amount of Brackish Source Water delivered to the MCWD Intake Pipeline for delivery to the Desalination Plant. The first Meter at the Delivery Point shall measure the amount of Product Water that is delivered to MCWD’s facilities in order to serve MCWD’s customers (the “MCWD Meter”). The second Meter at the Delivery Point shall measure the amount of Product Water that is delivered to the CAW Pipeline in order to service CAW’s customers (the “CAW Meter”). An independent, certified third party of MCWD’s choosing shall inspect, test, service and calibrate each of these Meters as per manufacturer specifications or at least once per Calendar Year in order to ensure that they remain accurate in compliance with each such Meter’s specifications. MCWD shall keep and maintain accurate and complete records thereof. MCWD will provide a monthly report of the monthly readings of the Brackish Source Water Receipt Point Meter, the MCWD Meter and the CAW Meter. Upon request, such inspection tests and results and records of water amounts shall be made available for review, inspection and copying by the other Parties. Upon request, each of MCWRA and CAW shall have the right to inspect the standard measuring devices and equipment used to measure the Brackish Source Water or Product Water, as applicable.
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