Provision of Regional Water Facilities Sample Clauses

Provision of Regional Water Facilities. The City, through the Racine Utility, shall be responsible for designing, constructing, installing or otherwise providing all water facilities which, in the reasonable judgment of the Racine Utility, are necessary or desirable to provide area-wide retail water service to the Village and the Racine Utility’s other Municipal Retail Customers (“Regional Water Facilities”). The Regional Water Facilities include, without limitation, water treatment facilities, water pumping facilities, water storage facilities, as well as all water mains in excess of 12 inches in diameter and all water mains of 12 inches in diameter when a portion of the capacity of such main is required for distribution outside the Village or any other Municipal Retail Customer where such main is located or for enhancement of the Racine Water System, e.g., for looping or for feeding storage, and all related appurtenances and equipment, and shall include all of the Recommended Regional Water Facilities listed on Exhibit 4. The Racine Utility shall be responsible for providing and paying in the first instance for all such Regional Water Facilities on an as-needed basis, as reasonably determined by the Racine Waterworks Commission. In the event the Village believes that a Regional Water Main to serve the Village will be needed sooner than the Racine Utility proposes to construct it, the Village can expedite the construction of such main in accordance with Subsection 9.b(1) of this Agreement.
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