Water System Standards Sample Clauses

Water System Standards. 7.2.1 Water Availability The Master Developer controls property with the rights to approximately 258,750 gallons of water per Day (“GPD”). This is determined through the “Three Party Agreement” between Plum Creek Land Company, Black Diamond Associates, Ltd., and Xxxxxx Coking Coal Company dated August 8, 2003. In addition, the Master Developer controls property in which nine (9) additional water meters are already connected to the City’s system. Any Implementing Project application process that calls for a certificate of water availability shall be satisfied by reference to this Agreement. Improvements necessary to provide water service to each Implementing Project must be provided by the Master Developer consistent with this Agreement. Connections are allowed up to the point of existing capacity as arranged for in the Water Supply and Facilities Funding Agreement dated August 11, 2003, as amended by the First Addendum dated July 22, 2004 (“WSFFA”). If there are insufficient facilities or capacity to serve some or all of a proposed Implementing Project, then the Designated Official may require the Master Developer to obtain such additional water supply capacity and/or design and construct new water mains, upgrades to existing mains, a reservoir, pressure reducing valves or such other facilities necessary to serve the Implementing Project.
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Water System Standards. The District agrees and understands that any new construction, upgrading, maintenance or replacement of water system facilities and infrastructure within the Puyallup city limits by the District shall be in compliance with then-applicable City design and construction standards; provided, the City's Development Services Administrator shall have discretion to approve any District or other proposed design or construction standards that are more stringent than existing City standards, including standards regarding materials and techniques. The water distribution system within the Puyallup Highlands Emergency Water Service Area will be designed according to the City of Puyallup Engineering and Construction Standards, except for individual water meters, which shall meet the specifications of the jurisdiction providing water service to the customer. The District agrees to submit to the City for review and approval any water distribution system design(s) for areas located within the City limits. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
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