Water Service Sample Clauses

Water Service. The Purchase Price for the Property shall include all water rights/water shares, if any, that are the legal source for Seller’s current culinary water service and irrigation water service, if any, to the Property. The water rights/water shares will be conveyed or otherwise transferred to Buyer at Closing by applicable deed or legal instruments. The following water rights/water shares, if applicable, are specifically excluded from this sale:
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Water Service. 4.6.1 The Developer shall construct the water lines in and serving the Subdivision and pay the City for and to install all meters and make connection of Subdivision to City water system.
Water Service. The Land shall be entitled to receive water service in accordance with the Agreement for the Provision of Nonstandard Wholesale and Retail Water Service between the City and Double L Development, LLC (the “Water Service Agreement”), in an amount not to exceed 3,393 Living Unit Equivalents (“LUEs”). The Parties agree water service may be provided by a third-party utility provider, including, but not limited to, a special purpose district. Any area that is not provided water service by the Xxxx Xxxxxx County Public Utility Agency (“PUA”) shall not be subject to the memorandum of understanding between USFWS and LCRA, as predecessor to the PUA (“MOU”), or the PUA Service and Development Policies related to compliance with the MOU. The Water Service Agreement is hereby modified to increase the LUEs available to serve the Land to 3,393 LUEs.
Water Service. The Property shall have a metered water service connection or approved water well.
Water Service. 5.1.1 Subject to the Utility’s right of cancellation, the Utility shall provide water service to the Development, to be constructed in accordance with the specifications contained in the Offer which, unless otherwise specified in the Offer, shall include:
Water Service. 1. If new service is being started or restoration of service is being requested, hours of connection are as follows: deposit or payment made before noon can be connected between the hours of 1pm and 4pm that same day. Deposit or payment made after noon can be connected between the hours of 8am and 11am the following business day.
Water Service. If the Buyer does wish to obtain an inspection of the water system, the Buyer should initial “Elected.” If the Buyer does not wish to inspect the water system, the Buyer should initial “Waived.” Note: The language of the paragraph does not limit inspections to non-public water service (xxxxx). The Buyers might wish to check the “quality and/or quantity of the water system” with a public water system, in order to check the flow rate and quality of the water, just as they would with a well. If the Buyer elects to do an inspection of public water, both parties will need to keep in mind that it is unlikely the Seller can perform any repairs and corrections on the system. The Seller agrees to provide access to any on-site water system (e.g., the well), and to restore the Property before settlement. Practice Tip: Having the Seller “provide access” to the water system may mean more than simply opening the gate and pointing an inspector towards the well. Other measures may also be necessary to “provide access,” (for example, clearing brush or digging to uncover elements of the system that may be underground). The Seller also agrees to return the Property to its prior condition. If the Seller is aware that any additional expenses may be necessary to provide access to the water system and/or to restore the Property after testing, these expenses should be calculated into the process or negotiated separately. The Agreement does not set out a particular standard for judging the results of water quality tests. The Buyers may look to municipal requirements where they exist, or to requirements provided by lenders. Testing companies may also provide suggested limits on certain contaminants that the Buyer can use to judge the test results. If the Buyer wants to know what the water test includes, the Buyer should call the water testing company when arrangements are made for testing. Having the Buyer participate in the selection of the type of tests to be performed can reduce the potential liability of Brokers and/or Licensees. Remember as well that this contingency can be used to test the physical soundness of the well and its systems, not just the quality and quantity of the water. The Buyers with concerns about the structural integrity of the well system should discuss with the testing company whether they provide those services, or find a separate company to test those items if desired.
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Water Service. The City is a water provider however, the City will not be the water provider for this property. Water service is available from the Dripping Springs Water Supply Corporation.
Water Service. The Developer will install central water lines and appurtenances as per the Improvement Plans and approved by the City. Water improvements will be dedicated to and accepted by the City, subject to the terms of this Agreement.
Water Service. If and to the extent allowed by, and subject to the limitations and requirements of, the permits issued to the Town from time to time by the St. John’s River Water Management District in connection with water consumption, the Town shall provide potable water service to the Property in sufficient quantities as to allow for development of the Project as contemplated herein. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Town acknowledges and agrees that it has the actual capacity to serve the Property with potable water service in sufficient quantities as to allow for development of the Project as contemplated herein and that such capacity shall be reserved upon the payment of impact fees to the Town. The Owners shall construct, at their expense, the facilities (exclusive of water treatment plants), lines and appurtenances necessary to serve the Project. The route of any off-site lines shall be according to engineering plans produced by the Owners and approved by the Town Council, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. If roads within the Project are private, the Owners shall provide the utility owner with utility easements for waterlines and sewer lines.
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