Obligation of JWC Sample Clauses

Obligation of JWC. A. JWC Facilities. JWC shall construct, own, operate and maintain the water distribution system and storage facilities necessary to supply Water to its consumers from the Points of Delivery. JWC shall make investments in, and own all facilities necessary to the metering, transmission, storage and distribution of Water from the existing Points of Delivery. JWC shall finance and maintain, at no expense to the MWW, its entire water system from the Points of Delivery to and within JWC. Reliable records of construction and maintenance sufficient to identify the location of all parts of such system shall be kept, all of which shall be subject to inspection by the MWW upon one week prior notice.
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