Large Water User definition
Large Water User means a Non-Domestic Customer whose annual water consumption exceeds21 50,000m3 .For the purposes of the water charges plan, the Large Water User definition will be specifically used to segment Non-Domestic Customers for the purposes of applying discounts for water not fit for human consumption.
Large Water User means a Non-Domestic Customer whose annual water consumption exceeds15 50,000m3 .For the purposes of the Water Charges Plan, the Large Water User definition will be specifically used to segment Non-Domestic Customers for the purposes of applying discounts for water not fit for human consumption. Irish Water will revise this definition once Non-Domestic Customers are migrated onto Irish Water’s centralised billing system if deemed necessary.
Large Water User means any Town approved customer that consumes and/or uses more than 100,000m3 of water per annum.
Examples of Large Water User in a sentence
Update land use with combination of the 19 General Plan Amendments, the proposed Transit Area land use, and the updated Large Water User information.
More Definitions of Large Water User
Large Water User means a water user that withdraws more than three million (3,000,000) gallons per year, which is equivalent to eight thousand two hundred (8,200) gallons per day.
Large Water User means a customer using a monthly volume that, in the opinion of the Water Purveyor, places a significant demand on the Water Works system(s) or that exceeds a monthly volume of 25,000m3.
Large Water User means schools, commercial, industrial, civic/social/fraternal and government customers with a one-inch meter or larger, or more than one meter serving a property or facility, and single-family residential users with a water use of over ten thousand (10,000) cubic feet per month over the prior 12-month period.
Large Water User means schools, commercial, industrial, civic/social/fraternal and government customers with a one-inch meter or larger, or more than one meter serving a property or facility, and single-family residential users with a water use of over