Surplus water means any water of a stream that is not being beneficially used, as determined by the department.
Surplus water means storm water, surface water or underground water which accumulates or may accumulate to the detriment or disadvantage of any person;
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
Surplus water purchases will be in accordance with the Surplus Water Agreement executed by the Agency and Applicant.
Surplus water is either distributed via the canal system to the numerous withdrawal points installed for irrigation purposes or routed into Vecht main river.
Surplus water is available for agriculture and drinking water.It is anticipated that ash will be paste or dry handled and sold as a co-product.
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 water that the City administration has determined, in its sole
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:
Surplus water means water available for distribution or
Surplus water means water provided by means of the Retained Water Supply System that is not required in connection with the provision of Utility Services or the performance by the Concessionaire of its obligations under this Agreement.
Surplus water means water available to be taken under a Shareholder's Permit(s) which is surplus to the Shareholder's requirements.
Surplus water means water in excess of the