Water project definition

Water project means any water facility, including the plan-
Water project means a capital outlay
Water project means: (a) any drain, dyke, dam or other work that is proposed to divert or impound water, or any alteration, addition to, or elimination of, any such drain, dyke, dam or other work; (b) any act which results in the emission of water or other substance into a Waterbody; or (c) any use of water; that affects, or if constructed or carried out could reasonably be anticipated to affect, the existing quantity, quality or rate of flow, in a discernible way, of water in a Waterbody and which, if constructed or carried out on lands subject to the jurisdiction of Saskatchewan, would require a licence or other approval under the laws of Saskatchewan.

Examples of Water project in a sentence

  • Prior to the release of the project for construction (Notice to Proceed), digital copies of the Approved for Construction Drawings must be provided to the KC Water project manager.

  • These temporary construction easements shall automatically terminate and become null and void at such time as improvements being constructed pursuant to Loudoun Water project number ___________, titled _________________________________________ have passed final inspection and been accepted by the Authority.

  • These temporary construction easements shall automatically become null and void at such time as improvements being constructed pursuant to Loudoun Water project number ___________, titled ______________________________________ have passed final inspection and been accepted by the Authority.

  • These temporary easements shall automatically become null and void at such time as grading and construction for Loudoun Water project number ___________, titled ___________________________________is complete and the improvements have been accepted by the Authority.

  • City desires Water Meter and Water Meter Equipment Installation and Retrofit Services in connection with City’s Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Water project as referenced in Exhibit “A” (“Project”).


More Definitions of Water project

Water project means a safe drinking water project or a waste water system im- provement project. [Formerly 285.755; 2001 c.883
Water project means a capital outlay project for:
Water project means any work or facility necessary or desirable to conserve, develop, protect, or treat the waters of this state including, without limitation, any reservoir, diversion dam, irrigation dam and system, culinary water system, water work, water treatment facility, canal, ditch, artesian well, aqueduct, pipeline, conduit, drain, tunnel, and related structures and facilities; and
Water project has the meaning assigned thereto in Recital A.
Water project means the use, acquisition or transfer of any water collection, holding, storage, pumping, treatment, transmission, distribution, conservation or disposal facility, or system, or any related assets thereof (including real or personal property), or the securing of the right to collect, obtain, hold, store, treat, conserve, reuse, share, distribute or provide water or related service as provided for in one or more Implementation Agreements. The term includes traditional potable water supply projects, AWS potable water supply projects, water system interconnects and water sharing, Water Projects using Reclaimed Water, water conservation projects, water restoration projects, aquifer recharge projects and any other project that makes Product Water available either by offsetting existing or projected water withdrawal impacts or making additional water available for potable Water Projects. The term only includes wholesale and does not include facilities for local distribution. As the context requires, a Water Project may be a Nominated Water Project, a Candidate Water Project, or an Approved Water Project, as
Water project means a safe drinking water project or a waste water system im-
Water project means any water facility including the plan- ning, development, financing or construction thereof.