Surplus water definition

Surplus water means storm water, surface water or underground water which accumulates or may accumulate to the detriment or disadvantage of any person;

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Surplus water means any water of a stream that is not being beneficially used, as determined by the department.

Surplus water means water that may be impounded without decreasing the flow of a river or stream below its optimum flow.

Examples of Surplus water in a sentence

In accordance with Ordinance No. 25-01, as amended or revised in the future, and all supporting Resolutions and Policies, all Surplus Water made available pursuant to this Agreement shall be metered at each of Surplus User’s Points of Delivery by an Approved Meter.
Except as otherwise provided herein, this Agreement supersedes any and all other agreements, including any prior water supply agreements previously in effect between the Parties prior to execution of this Agreement, either oral or in writing, between the Parties hereto with respect to the availability of Surplus Water to Surplus User by District and contains all the covenants and agreements between the Parties with respect thereto.
In the event that Surplus User proposes to sell its real property to which Surplus Water is made available under this Agreement, Surplus User shall notify District in writing in advance of the close of escrow with sufficient time for District to consider the proposed transfer.
Surplus User shall also provide District with such other reports concerning Surplus User’s use of Surplus Water and compliance with this Agreement as requested by District.
At any time, Surplus User may refuse to accept Surplus Water pursuant to this Agreement, however, the Surplus User shall remain obligated to make payment required under this Agreement.

More Definitions of Surplus water

Surplus water means for the purposes of this Ordinance, water in excess of the current water demands within the boundaries of the District as determined by Camrosa Water District.

Surplus water means District Water temporarily available during any Year in excess of the amounts necessary for the District to meet the demands of its Customers as determined by the District.

Surplus water means water that the City administration has determined, in its sole

Surplus water means water that the Board determines from time to time in its discretion to be surplus to the needs of the District’s Customers.

Surplus water means water available for distribution or

Surplus water means water which can be furnished to contractors and noncontractors, subject to the provisions of Article 14(a) of this contract, without interfering with: (i) The delivery of annual entitlements of all contractors as specified in Table A and the meeting of the quality criteria of Article 19 of their respective water supply contracts including any modifications of Table A pursuant to Articles 7(a), 12(d), 14(b), 18(b), or 18(c) of the water supply contracts or to any other provisions in such contracts which permit changes in the delivery of annual entitlements; (ii) The furnishing of water required for use in construction of the System or in exchange for local water used in construction of the System; (iii) Operational requirements regarding recreation and fish and wildlife uses; (iv) Generation of power by the System or furnishing of project water required by power contracts; (v) The exchange of water and the filling, retention, and release of storage in System reservoirs necessary for operational flexibility and to meet the requirements of paragraphs (i) through (iv) of this subdivision;

Surplus water means the water available from the Project following distributions of water described in Article 4, paragraphs (A), (B), and (C) hereof.