Water Management. 1. Avoid overhead watering and conduct watering so as to allow leaves of host plants to dry before nightfall.
Water Management. The Parties shall develop cooperation in various fields of water management with special regard to: - environment-friendly utilization of the water of trans-boundary watershed and cross-boundary rivers and lakes, - harmonization of regulations concerning water management, and means of technical water regulation (directives, limits, standards, normatives, logistics), - modernization of research and development (R& D) and scientific basis of water management. Article 83
Water Management. 1. If practical, overhead watering should be avoided and host plants should be watered as to allow leaves to dry before nightfall. Proper plant spacing will facilitate quicker drying.
Water Management. 7.(85) Notwithstanding Inuvialuit ownership of beds of rivers, lakes and other water bodies,
Water Management. The MMP must address water management, including a cross-connection control and backflow prevention program.
Water Management. The efficient use and reuse of water used in the provision of the Service.
Water Management. Redevelopment-related activities generating water include but are not limited to construction dewatering (groundwater withdrawal), stormwater runoff from work areas including soil stockpile areas, drainage from stockpiles, and water from cleaning equipment. All water generated by redevelopment–related activities must be characterized, handled (captured, pumped, stored, treated, conveyed, etc.), and discharged in compliance with federal, state, and local laws, regulations, ordinances, and permits. Water generated during redevelopment-related activities may not be discharged or allowed to flow onto the ground surface, to the Whatcom Waterway, or off the site, except as allowed by permit.
Water Management. Borders shall be constructed as needed for an efficient distribution of irrigation water. The LESSEE is liable for any damage to STATION lands, facilities and improvements, if such damage results from improper water management. In all instances, water will be applied by the LESSEE in quantities and at frequencies that will meet the needs of the crops grown on the particular soil type, and which will provide for proper water penetration without erosion. Drip irrigation is the recommended method for this parcel. An earthen berm, minimum twelve (12) inches high, shall be raised around the edges of the farmable area to prevent runoff to canyon areas.
Water Management. The water management strategy is based upon grape-growing goals and account for soil types, slopes, irrigation water availability and quality as well as energy efficiency. Water management goals include conservation of water and protection of aquatic resources on site. Element 1 – Off-Site Water Movement Yes No N/A
Water Management. Contractor Group must manage all water sourcing, use, disposal and water quality monitoring as directed by Company.
