Examples of Snake Valley Groundwater Basin in a sentence
It took several months to establish an interim cost baseline7 against which to measure the contractor’s performance and 13 months to complete revisions to the baseline.
Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to alter, amend or supersede the respective statutory or administrative authority of the State Engineers in administering the waters of the Snake Valley Groundwater Basin in their respective States.
The States agree to re-consult, at the request of either of them, regarding the Available Groundwater Supply, and adopt such measures as may later be agreed upon to redetermine the Available Groundwater Supply or otherwise maintain the maximum sustainable Beneficial Use of the water resources of the Snake Valley Groundwater Basin.
The States agree to work cooperatively to (a) resolve present or future controversies over the Snake Valley Groundwater Basin; (b) assure the quantity and quality of the Available Groundwater Supply, (c) minimize the injury to Existing Permitted Uses; (d) minimize environmental impactsand prevent the need for listing additional species under the Endangered Species Act, (e) maximize the water available for Beneficial Use in each State, and (f) manage the hydrologic basin as a whole.
Evaluating the Available Groundwater Supply within the Snake Valley Groundwater Basin with certainty depends upon the evolvin g trends in data collection regarding precipitation and recharge, characterization of the underground physical environment, and the sophistication of hydrologic estimation.
Snake Valley Groundwater Basin is divided by the border between the States.
Re: 4.8 The States agree to work cooperatively to (a) resolve present or futurecontroversies over the Snake Valley Groundwater Basin; (b) assure the quantity andquality of the Available Groundwater Supply, (c) minimize the injury to ExistingPermitted Uses; (d) minimize environmental impacts and prevent the need for listingadditional species under the Endangered Species Act, (e) maximize the water availablefor Beneficial Use in each State, and (f) manage the hydrologic basin as a whole.