Operating Costs of Recovery Facilities Sample Clauses

Operating Costs of Recovery Facilities. Operating costs for the operation of recovery facilities include the cost of electrical power used to pump water for delivery to a CAWCD customer or into the Central Arizona Project delivery system, and the cost of repair and maintenance of the well site, motors, pumps, discharge lines, and electrical facilities. Operating costs exist whether CAWCD‟s recovery facilities are newly constructed for the intended recovery purpose or are existing xxxxx which share operations as recovery xxxxx and water supply production xxxxx. Additional information and examples of operating costs of recovery facilities are set forth in Example B in the Appendix to this Agreement. The parties agree that, in each annual meeting in which SNWA‟s initial or amended recovery request is discussed, the parties shall disclose their best estimates of the costs of electrical power, recognizing that estimates of such costs are prone to gross uncertainty with respect to distant years, and their best estimates of the repair and maintenance costs of anticipated recovery facilities. The parties agree that they shall explore cost- avoidance strategies, including any means which may be available to any of them that would reduce the costs of electrical power, or the repair and maintenance costs of anticipated recovery facilities, including the substitution of direct delivery of Colorado River water in lieu of recovery of stored water in central Arizona.
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Operating Costs of Recovery Facilities. Operating costs for the operation of recovery facilities include the cost of electrical power used to pump water for delivery to a CAWCD customer or into the Central Arizona Project delivery system, and the cost of repair and maintenance of the well site, motors, pumps, discharge lines, and electrical facilities. Operating costs exist whether CAWCD’s recovery facilities are newly constructed for the intended recovery purpose or are existing irrigation district xxxxx which share operations as recovery xxxxx and water supply production xxxxx. [Example to be inserted] The parties agree that, in each annual meeting in which SNWA’s initial or amended recovery request is discussed, the parties shall disclose their best estimates of the costs of electrical power, recognizing that estimates of such costs are prone to gross uncertainty with respect to distant years, and their best estimates of the repair and maintenance costs of anticipated recovery facilities. The parties agree that they shall explore cost-avoidance strategies, including any means which may be available to any of them that would reduce the costs of electrical power, or the repair and maintenance costs of anticipated recovery facilities, including the substitution of direct delivery of Colorado River water in lieu of recovery of stored water in central Arizona. [More on this concept in example, including SOI approval and compliance with part 414.]
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