Water Allocation definition

Water Allocation means the volume of water to which the Customer is entitled from the Company from time to time: (a) under the Documents; (b) as a result of the Customer assigning, under section 71T of the Act, water allocation in a water allocation account under section 85 of the Act for an Access Licence held by the Customer to the water allocation account under section 85 of the Act for an Access Licence held by the Company; or (c) as a result of any other transactions of any kind which affect the volume of water to which the Customer is entitled from the Company, as recorded in the Water Allocation Account for the Customer;

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Water Allocation means the total water allocated by the City/Land Use Jurisdiction for the Development as documented in Exhibit “A” and described in Exhibits “B” and “C”.

Water Allocation means the proposed water allocation(s) in the Regulated Area to be sold under this Agreement, particulars of which are described in Item D of the Item Schedule. Water Allocations Register means the water allocations register established under the Act. Water Distribution Services means the services for the diversion of water by Sunwater into the distribution network described in the Supply Contracts.

Examples of Water Allocation in a sentence

• The major subdivision, single-family dwelling construction standards and the project enhancements required pursuant to the Town's Water Allocation Policy (Ordinance # ▇▇-▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇) are considered by the parties to be the minimum additions to the Town's corporate tax basis sufficient to enable the Town to finance the provision of municipal services to the Property.

• Developer and Town acknowledge that the Master Subdivision Plan was submitted under the Town's Water Allocation Policy (Ordinance # ▇▇-▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇) then in effect, which required a project be awarded at least 50 total points to merit water allocation.

• Operating under the current Water Allocation Policy, Developer acknowledges that it receives 15 base points for a single-family subdivision, and Developer acknowledges that it must achieve at least 35 bonus points.

• Developer and Town also acknowledge that the Town's Water Allocation Policy (Ordinance # ▇▇-▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇) now in effect awards a major subdivision 15 base points and requires a project be awarded at least 50 total points to merit water allocation.

• The Seller may transfer the Water Allocation to any person who enters into a deed of covenant in favour of the Buyer to be bound by this Agreement in place of, and to the same extent as, the Seller.

More Definitions of Water Allocation

Water Allocation means an allocation by whatever name called determined for a specified period of a quantity of water out of the water available for allocation, and includes additional water approved to be taken from time to time.

Water Allocation means the amount of New Water Service provided to a specific project on an Applicant’s real prop- erty, as set forth in the FCWSL. (Ord. 2019- 03)

Water Allocation means an allocation by whatever name called determined for a specified period of a quantity of water out of the water available for irrigation or any other purpose from works of the corporation, and includes additional water approved to be taken from time to time.

Water Allocation means, with respect to a Customer, such Customer’s allocation and allowable excess from time to time of Lake Water pursuant to the Level of Lake Michigan Act, as amended from time to time as ordered by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources; or such other amounts of Lake Water as a Customer may lawfully take.

Water Allocation means the quantity of water that is allocated annually by the Board for irrigation distribution to each acre of land within the District.

Water Allocation means the specific volume of water allocated to water access entitlements in a given water accounting period.

Water Allocation has the meaning given to that term by the Water Act.