Storage of Project Water Outside of Service Area Sample Clauses

Storage of Project Water Outside of Service Area. (1) A contractor may elect to store project water outside its service area for later use within its service area, up to the limits and in accordance with the provisions provided for in this subdivision (c) and any applicable water right laws, by setting forth on the preliminary water delivery schedule submitted to the State on or before October 1 of each year pursuant to Article 12(a) the quantity of project water it wishes to store in the next succeeding year. There shall be no limit on the amount of project water a contractor can store outside its service area during any year in a then existing and operational groundwater storage program. The amount of project water a contractor can add to storage in project surface conservation facilities and in nonproject surface storage facilities located outside the contractor’s service area each year shall be limited to the lesser of the percent of the contractor’s Table A annual entitlement shown in column 2 or the acre-feet shown in column 3 of the following table, depending on the State’s final water supply allocation percentage as shown in column 1. However, there shall be no limit to storage in nonproject facilities in a year in which the State’s final water supply allocation percentage is one hundred percent. These limits shall not apply to water stored pursuant to Article 12(e).
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Storage of Project Water Outside of Service Area. (1) A contractor may elect to store project water outside its service area for later use within its service area, up to the limits and in accordance with the provisions provided for in this subdivision (c) and any applicable water right laws, by setting forth on the preliminary water delivery schedule submitted to the State on or before October 1 of each year pursuant to Article 12(a) the quantity of project water it wishes to store in the next succeeding year. There shall be no limit on the amount of project water a
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