Water Testing Sample Clauses

Water Testing. Within the availability of funds, the State will reimburse Listed Providers for the cost of water testing.

Water Testing. The water shall be testing a minimum of two times a day (more often if conditions warrant). The pH level should be between 7.2 and 7.4 to maintain water balance and chlorine effectiveness. (The pool holds 20,000 gallons) 4.1.1 Water Temperature: Shall be maintained between 83 and 86 degrees. Contractor will adjust heater accordingly to maintain temperature.

Water Testing. Upon a Perkins County resident’s written request, the Company shall conduct annual testing of well water of any private residential home in Perkins County, Nebraska, within one (1) mile of the Landfill. The expense of testing shall be the sole responsibility of the Company. The testing of the well water shall include, but not be limited to, indicator parameters as defined by NDEE. The results of said testing shall be made available to the County and the resident within (7) days of receiving the results. The Company shall not be obligated to complete water testing for any home where the homeowner has not provided permission for the Company or their representative to enter upon such homeowner's property for testing and sampling purposes.

Water Testing. Developer will determine the depth of groundwater by means of field testing at monitoring ▇▇▇▇▇... Developer shall test the groundwater for the presence of. . .

Water Testing. Before drilling any well, Operator shall meet with Owner to identify all water ▇▇▇▇▇ on the Leased Premises, Operator shall then at its sole cost and expense, measure or test (as the case may be) the static water level, productive capacity and water quality of the water ▇▇▇▇▇ properly permitted with the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources, and other water ▇▇▇▇▇ prudently identified by Owner, and springs located on the lands within one-half (1/2) mile of the proposed well. Only non-invasive means of testing shall be used. Operator shall not be required to pull pumps or move windmills in order to conduct productive capacity tests. These measures or tests shall serve as the pre-well measure or test. If Owner has reason to believe that either during or after drilling operations, that said operations have caused a water quality issue with said water well or said spring then Owner may measure or test the same well(s) or spring(s) in the same manner noted above, at Owner’s sole cost and expense. These measure(s) or test(s) shall serve as a post-well measure or test. If the post-well test supplied by the Owner shows a decline in the water quality whereby it is unfit for its intended and customary use, Owner must notify the Operator of such a decline in the water quality. Within three (3) business days of receiving notification of a decline in water quality (either verbal or written) Operator shall cause to be delivered to Owner sufficient quality and quantity of water for Owner’s livestock/agricultural and/or domestic requirements (as the case may be), until Owner’s water quality is restored or replaced, or it is determined that Operator’s operations were not the cause of the decline in water quality. Within thirty (30) days from the receipt of the notice of the water well’s quality decline, and upon the written request of the Owner, Operator at its sole cost and expense, will cause to be commenced a hydrologic analysis by a mutually acceptable hydrologist of the cause of the decline in water quality and provide that analysis to the Owner.