Water Services Sample Clauses
The Water Services clause defines the responsibilities and terms related to the provision and use of water within a property or under a contract. It typically outlines who is responsible for supplying water, maintaining water infrastructure, and covering associated costs, such as usage fees or repairs. For example, it may specify whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for arranging water connections or paying utility bills. The core function of this clause is to ensure clear allocation of duties and costs regarding water services, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring uninterrupted access to water.
Water Services. The Company must progressively provide reticulated water facilities within the Development Area and connection to the existing water reticulation system as may be required by the Water Authority of Western Australia. The Company must provide, or pay the Water Authority of Western Australia for the provision of (at the Water Authority of Western Australia’s option), all reticulation mains. Distribution mains connecting to the Water Authority of Western Australia’s existing system must be provided in accordance with the Water Authority of Western Australia’s policy and standards.
Water Services. The Owner, at its own expense, shall supply, construct or install all water connections necessary to supply water to the site all in accordance with the Engineering Data. No such work shall be carried out until the Engineering Data has been approved by the Town. Remote registry water meters shall be installed as specified by the Town. All costs of connecting water services to existing services shall be borne by the Owner.
Water Services. 1. the supply of water through the Public Water Supply System where the supply is Metered (including provision of the SW Metering Operations and Services specified in Clause 6.2);
2. the supply of water through the Public Water Supply System to a Supply Point where the supply is Unmeasurable;
3. the supply of water through the Public Water Supply System where the supply is Measurable but is not Metered;
Water Services. 5.1. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, the Owner shall submit servicing plans for approval and, at its own expense, construct such water distribution systems as may be required to service the approved development.
5.2. Any alteration or improvements to any existing water service will be at the Owner’s expense and subject to approval of the Director of Operations.
5.3. All underground servicing must be approved by the Town. Prior to connecting to the Town’s existing watermain system, the Owner agrees to, at its own expense, have all watermains swabbed, flushed, pressure tested, chlorinated and bacterial tested in accordance with Town requirements and approved by the Director of Operations.
5.4. The Owner agrees to install any required fire hydrants in accordance with the Ontario Building Code.
5.5. All fire hydrant protection identified in this agreement shall be in working order and capable of being utilized prior to commencement of above ground construction.
5.6. Where fire hydrants have been installed but are not yet functional or are out of service, the hydrant shall be clearly identified (bagged) as to be not in service.
5.7. The Owner agrees to, at its own expense, repair, forever maintain, and, where necessary, replace any water distribution system located on the lands identified in Schedule A attached hereto.
5.8. That where the water distribution system has not been maintained, the Director of Operations or their designate may enter upon the lands after reasonable notice having been given to the Owner, and affect such repairs as are deemed necessary and recover the costs thereof by action or in like manner as municipal taxes.
Water Services. The Owner further agrees to construct and install water services in accordance with the design, location and specifications of the Director of Infrastructure Services.
Water Services. The Town of Pincher Creek and the Municipal District of Pincher Creek No. 9 independently provide the following services to their residents:
a. Water Treatment
b. Water Distribution
Water Services. The Parties agree that the Annexed Area is within the certificate of convenience and necessity or service area of another water utility provider and therefore the City has no obligation to provide water services, to allow or make connections to or extensions of ▇▇▇▇▇ water facilities. Wylie shall have no liability or responsibility of any kind in connection with providing water services to the Annexed Area.
Water Services. 13.1. In undertaking the water services for and on behalf of the Concessionaire in terms of this agreement the Operator shall, as from the effective date and for the duration of this agreement thereafter, do so in accordance with the provisions of Appendix 5.
13.2. The Concessionaire shall, as from the effective date and for the duration of this agreement thereafter, adhere to the terms and conditions set out in Appendix 5 and shall give effect thereto so as to enable the Operator to undertake the water services.
Water Services. 4.1 Operation, Maintenance, Repair and Replacement – Public Water Supply System
(a) With input provided by the Utility Policy Committee, the City shall operate, maintain, repair, and replace the Public Water Supply System Capital Assets.
(b) The actual cost incurred by the City to operate, maintain, repair, and replace the Public Water Supply System Capital Assets shall be allocated to each Customer Class as described in Article 8.
Water Services. The City shall supply ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs water to the Consumer via Spring Creek when requested (Monday through Friday) subject to the availability of water at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs and the delivery system being operable. The City will keep a log of the pump running times and will estimate the quantity of water delivered based on an estimated pump rate.