Flood Control Space definition

Flood Control Space. Water control space in Modified Roosevelt Dam under the jurisdiction of the Corps of Engineers under Section 7 of the Flood Control Act of 1944. Such Flood Control Space corresponds to an elevation from 2150.78 feet above mean sea level to 2174.87 feet above mean sea level.
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Examples of Flood Control Space in a sentence

  • Fees shall be revisited if a long-term program is developed for the Flood Control Space.

  • SRP shall operate the Flood Control Space in Modified Roosevelt Dam under Spill Conditions while the (1) inflows into the Salt River Reservoir System exceed SRP Deliveries (i.e. water level in the Temporary Deviation Space is increasing), and (2) water level in Modified Roosevelt Dam is above the Temporary Deviation Space.

  • During a Temporary Deviation Event, SRP must evacuate water from the first five (5) feet of the Flood Control Space (“Temporary Deviation Space,” as generally illustrated in Attachment B) within one hundred and twenty (120) days after such water first occupies such space.

  • Transmission losses within SRP’s water delivery system below Granite Reef Dam shall be revisited if a long-term program is developed for the Flood Control Space.

  • The Temporary Operating Agreement will describe (1) how SRP will operate the Flood Control Space under the Temporary Deviation Plan, (2) how it will evacuate and deliver Temporary Deviation Water from the Temporary Deviation Space to the Parties, and (3) the fees each Participating entity shall pay during the Temporary Deviation Period.