Reclaimed Water. The Owner must install reclaimed water lines as required by the Town’s Code of Ordinances, and shall obtain reclaimed-water service for the Project when the Town constructs reclaimed-water lines to the Project’s boundaries. Until such time as the Town supplies reclaimed water, the Owner and its successors shall use the reclaimed water lines to irrigate properties within the Project boundaries, but only with stormwater from on-site stormwater-retention ponds or with sources other than potable water as may be approved by the Town and St. John’s River Water Management District. Except for installation of reclaimed lines at the time of development as noted above, connection to reclaimed water after the development of the Project may not result in additional costs to the Owner or developer.
Reclaimed Water. The Owners shall install reclaimed water lines, as required by the Town’s Code of Ordinances, and shall obtain reclaimed water service for the Project at such time the Town constructs its reclaimed water lines to the Project’s boundaries. Until such time as the Town supplies reclaimed water, the Owners may use the reclaimed water lines to irrigate properties within the Project boundaries with stormwater from on-site wet stormwater detention ponds or alternative and available sources acceptable to Owners and the Town.
Reclaimed Water. Design and construct reclaimed water lines within Grand Avenue, Grand Crossing Parkway, Street A, Street B, Street C and Street D and any other reclaimed lines required for the Project. Design and construct water reservoir described in EIR. Grand Crossing Parkway, Street A, Street B, Street C and Street D water lines will connect to the existing systems in Grand Avenue and Xxxxx Parkway. Services laterals to each lot will be provided, however meter vaults and back flow preventers will not be set. The location of such meter vaults and back flow preventers will be established by the Company. (See attached Reclaimed Water System.)
Reclaimed Water. In the event the Property uses reclaimed water, Tenant acknowledges that Tenant shall comply with all Regulations governing the use thereof. Landlord may periodically conduct such tests as may be reasonably necessary for the use of reclaimed water, including a dual shut down test to establish that there exists no cross over in water systems, and the reasonable costs thereof shall be an Operating Expense.
Reclaimed Water. It is a goal and intent of both the School District and the City that Educational Facilities adhere to the highest environmental and sustainability standards, including with respect to the conservation of water. Although the School District need not strictly comply with the reclaimed water requirements of City Code (primarily located in LDC Chapter 25-9, including but not limited to dual plumbing, the City’s Water Forward goals and requirements, and the use of non-potable water), the School District will cooperate with the City such that Educational Facilities are constructed in line with such requirements to the extent the School District determines that additional costs are appropriate.
Reclaimed Water. RECORD DRAWINGS - An approved final revision of design drawings or plans, updated to include information showing the true condition or configuration of what has been built. Each record drawing or plan is designated “Record Drawing” by stamp or lettering on the drawing and sealed by a licensed Professional Engineer. The primary function of Record Drawings is to document what was designed and what was actually built, including dimensions, elevations, location, and calculations. Formerly known as as-built or as-constructed drawings, see section 3.065 of these Standards for additional requirements. RESTORATION - All work necessary to replace, repair, or otherwise restore the right-of-way and all features contained within the right-of-way to the same or equivalent condition as before. REVIEW AUTHORITY - A person, committee, commission, or council responsible for review and final action on a land use or development entitlement or permit. RIGHT-OF-WAY - All property in which the City has any form of ownership or title and which is held for public street purposes regardless of whether or not any street exists thereon or whether or not it is used, improved, or maintained for public travel.
Reclaimed Water. Reclaimed water is used to irrigate the landscaped areas in this Contract. The Contractor is required to adhere to all rules and regulations for reclaimed water use in the City of San Diego. In accordance with the Regional Water Quality Control Board, the on-site Field Supervisor must have a Recycled Water Site Supervisor Certification. In addition, the City requires the Irrigation Specialist to possess the same certification. Proof of the above certification must be provided to the City Technical Representative at time of award. The County Department of Health conducts quarterly inspections of all faucets and sprinkler heads and checks for compliance with recycled water regulations. All irrigation components, including meters, valves, valve boxes, sprinkler heads, quick couplers, and gate valves shall be relabeled or repainted purple as necessary to ensure compliance with regulations. All signage shall be maintained to ensure compliance with regulations.
Reclaimed Water. Treated effluent produced by the CITY's wastewater treatment plant, which is transported by the CITY to the Delivery Point.
Reclaimed Water. Owner shall continue to evaluate the feasibility of using reclaimed water in accordance with the requirements contained within the CDD's SFWMD Permit.
Reclaimed Water. Returned reclaimed water discharged from the CRES shall not exceed 85 degrees Fahrenheit. All NIC building HVAC design parameters shall be based on this requirement. In the event any fines associated with the returned reclaimed water discharged from the CRES exceeding 85 degrees Fahrenheit are imposed against the City, the University shall reimburse the City for such fines.
