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<Recovery of Water System Revenue Bond Financing Costs. > Notwithstanding provisions of Article 22(a) through (i), the capital cost component and the minimum OMP&R component of the Delta Water Charge shall include an annual charge to recover the Agency’s share of the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs. Charges to the Agency for these costs shall be calculated in accordance with provisions in Article 50 of this contract. Charges for the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs shall not be affected by any reductions in payments pursuant to Article 51.
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<Recovery of Water System Revenue Bond Financing Costs. > Notwithstanding provisions of Article 24 (a) through (d), the capital cost component of the Transportation Charge shall include an annual charge to recover the Agency’s share of the transportation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs. Charges to the Agency for these costs shall be calculated in accordance with the provisions of Article 50 of this contract. Charges for the transportation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs shall not be affected by any reductions in payments pursuant to Article 51.
<Recovery of Water System Revenue Bond Financing Costs. > Notwithstanding provisions of Article 22(a) through (i), the capital cost component and the minimum OMP&R component of the Delta Water Charge shall include an annual charge to recover the District’s share of the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs. Charges to the District for these costs shall be calculated in accordance with provisions in Article 50 of this 43 Amended: Amendment 18 44 Amended: Amendment 18 45 Added: Amendments 20, 25 contract. Charges for the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs shall not be affected by any reductions in payments pursuant to Article 51.
<Recovery of Water System Revenue Bond Financing Costs. > Notwithstanding provisions of Article 22(a) through (i), the capital cost component and the minimum OMP&R component of the Delta Water Charge shall include an annual charge to recover the Agency’s share of the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs. Charges to the Agency for these costs shall be calculated in accordance with provisions in Article 50 of this contract. Charges for the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs shall not be affected by any reductions in payments pursuant to Article 51. 35 Added: Amendment 13 36 Added: Amendment 13‌ 37 Added: Amendment 14, 17
<Recovery of Water System Revenue Bond Financing Costs. > Notwithstanding provisions of Article 22(a) through (i), the capital cost component and the minimum OMP&R component of the Delta Water Charge shall include an annual charge to recover the District’s share of the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs. Charges to the District for these costs shall be calculated in accordance with provisions in Article 50 of this contract. Charges for the conservation portion of the water system revenue bond financing costs shall not be affected by any reductions in payments pursuant to Article 51. <Note: Amendment 22 erroneously amended Article 22(j) instead of adding a subarticle (k); both (j)’s retained here.>‌

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