KWB definition

KWB means KWB, LLC, a South Dakota limited liability company.
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KWB means the Kwangju Water Bureau of the Kwangju City Government.
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Examples of KWB in a sentence

  • The foregoing restrictions shall only apply to the KWB Lands and shall not affect the use or disposition of water stored under or withdrawn from the KWB Lands.

  • Changes to the allowable uses of the KWB Lands shall be subject to appropriate environmental review under CEQA.

  • Tejon shall keep records necessary to verify that the Tejon Water delivered to Pastoria was banked water from the KWB that was directly delivered or exchanged for SWP surface water.

  • On an interim and final basis, the Attachment A Amendments, the Plumas Amendment, the provisions regarding the KWB Lands described in Section V(B), and the continued operations of the SWP based on the Monterey Amendments are mutually interdependent.

  • Except as provided in Sections V(B)(2) and (3), the KWB Lands shall continue to be used for the operation of a water bank and other uses authorized by the HCP, so long as such use remains legally and economically feasible.

  • All of the KWB Lands, including the 490 acres, will remain subject to the restrictions contained in the HCP.

  • Under all circumstances, in order to provide DWR, the responsible agencies, and the public with adequate disclosure to consider the potential environmental impacts of the Monterey Amendments, and the additional actions set forth in this Settlement Agreement, the environmental analysis in the New EIR shall evaluate, as components of the proposed project, the Monterey Amendments (including the provisions relating to the transfer of the KWB Lands) and the Attachment A Amendments.

  • As noted in Section III(F), the KWB Lands are subject to the HCP, which documents a plan to accomplish, among other things, certain water conservation and environmental objectives.

  • If (a) the use of the KWB Lands as a water bank is determined by KWBA to no longer be economically and/or legally feasible, (b) DWR concurs with such determination, (c) the KWB Lands can be feasibly used for any of the SWP purposes provided in California Water Code §12930 et seq., and (d) DWR and KWBA agree on terms and conditions for such use, then the KWB Lands may be so used.

  • Payment of said invoices for Groundwater Storage and Recovery Payments shall include future recovery from KWB and delivery to PEF.