Mitigation Water definition

Mitigation Water means the water diverted from sources other than Great Salt Lake and delivered to Great Salt Lake to compensate for brine depletion, pursuant to Section 65A-6-4. Mitigation water may not include wastewater reuse.
Mitigation Water. Mitigation Water means water managed in Ecology’s trust water program or otherwise developed through Ecology’s efforts to find, fund and secure water rights through acquisitions, surface and aquifer storage projects, pumps and pipes infrastructure and other conservation projects.
Mitigation Water means untreated ground water supplied by Sallal from the Rattlesnake Lake Wellfield to the City through the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Creek Intertie to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Creek for stream flow mitigation purposes identified in the Permit.

Examples of Mitigation Water in a sentence

  • There shall be no charge to either party to the extent that Mitigation Water is supplied and replenished (including advancements) with like quantities of Municipal Water within the same calendar year or such other period as the parties may mutually agree.

  • Sallal revenues derived from wholesale sales of Mitigation Water shall not be taxable under the City’s public utility tax.

  • Sallal shall provide reasonable advance notice to the City of any proposed changes in operations or future improvements that would likely result in a reduction in the quantities of Mitigation Water available at Rattlesnake Lake Wellfield in order to allow the City adequate time to propose operational changes and/or conservation measures.

  • The City shall provide reasonable advance notice to Sallal of any known or reasonably foreseeable impending reduction in the quantities of Mitigation Water available from Hobo Springs in order to allow Sallal and the City adequate time to propose purchases and sales of water or other operational changes and conservation measures with a goal of minimizing the impact on the water users and ratepayers of both parties.

  • To the extent that Mitigation Water is reserved for City use pursuant to Article IV of this Agreement but is not utilized by the City, Sallal shall not be charged.

  • When periods of routine or daily needs for Mitigation Water commences, the parties may mutually agree on alternate notice.

  • The valve separating the two water systems shall be kept closed except pursuant to a mutually agreed upon maintenance and flushing schedule set forth in the Water Usage Plan established by the Intertie Committee and when Mitigation Water is supplied under this Agreement.

  • The City shall give Sallal reasonable notice of its intent to commence withdrawals of Mitigation Water through the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Creek Intertie.

  • To the extent such plan applies to the City or to the purchase and sale of Mitigation Water, Sallal shall provide a written copy to the City at least thirty (30) days prior to implementation of such plan or any amendment thereto.

  • With respect to purchases by Sallal of Municipal Water in excess of annual quantities of Mitigation Water supplied to or reserved for the City, the terms below shall apply.


More Definitions of Mitigation Water

Mitigation Water means certain Project Water consisting of up to four hundred thousand (400,000) acre-feet of CAP ICS and an estimated fifty thousand (50,000) acre-feet (“acre-feet”) of Project Water that the CAWCD Board anticipated being available from CAP operations during the term of the LBDCP Agreement.
Mitigation Water means the water set out in this entitlement and River Murray – Mitigation Water Environmental Entitlement 2023, which is the water set aside for mitigating the impacts of the Connections Project on wetlands and waterways which contain high environmental values (i.e. from the reduction of unplanned water entering these systems), as determined in line with the Water Change Management Framework;
Mitigation Water means certain Project Water dedicated to the Arizona Implementation Plan by CAWCD board resolution consisting of up to four hundred thousand (400,000) acre-feet (AF) of CAP ICS and an estimated fifty thousand (50,000) AF of Project Water that the CAWCD Board
Mitigation Water means the water returned to Great Salt Lake to compensate for water consumed or evaporated by Operators, pursuant to Utah Code § 65A-6-4. Mitigation Water shall not include wastewater reuse.
Mitigation Water means the water diverted from sources other than Great Salt Lake and delivered to Great Salt Lake to compensate for Brine Depletion, pursuant to Utah Code § 65A-6-