Will Serve definition

Will Serve means a commitment for water service per NAC 445A.6666 and NAC 278.290.
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Will Serve. Letter Issued: June 7, 2010 TRIGID Sewer “Will Serve” Letter Issued: June 7, 2010 NDEP – Bureau of Waste Management (“BWM”) Process Facility Solid Waste Operating Permit Application Submitted: March 2009 Estimated Issue Date: July 2011 NDEP – BWPC NPDES Storm Water Discharge Permit - Construction General Permit At least two days prior to Construction, submit Notice of Intent and implement Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (“SWPPP”) NDEP – BWPC NPDES Storm Water Discharge Permit – Industrial Activity General Permit At least 24 hours prior to Operations start-up, submit Notice of Intent and implement SWPPP Division of Industrial Relations, Mechanical Unit Pressure Vessel Permit Prior to Construction Storey County Building Department Grading Permit Prior to Construction Storey County Building Department Building Permits Prior to Construction Storey County Fire Department Fire and Life Safety Plan Prior to Construction Schedules – 6 Agency Permit Status Storey County Fire Department Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement To be submitted 30 days prior to the storage of hazardous materials Storey County Fire Department Fire Alarm System Detection Permit Prior to Construction Storey County Fire Department Fire Suppression System Permit Prior to Construction Tahoe-Reno Industrial (“TRI”) Center - Architectural Review Committee (“ARC”) ARC Design Approval Concurrent with Building Permit application submittal Storey County Building Department Occupancy Permit Issued upon completion of Construction * See also disclosures under Schedule 3.1(f). Schedules – 7 Schedule 3.1(l) Real Property
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Will Serve letter means a letter issued by the city engineer of the city of Cloverdale stating that city possesses adequate water and sewer utility capacity to a proposed development and agrees to provide these utility services in accordance with the development plan reviewed by the city engineer.
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Examples of Will Serve in a sentence

  • Two (2) copies of the Will Serve Letter signed by Kapalua Water Company, Ltd.

  • Upon receipt of the conveyance of the Water Rights, SSD shall issue a Will Serve Letter to KENSTAL committing to provide residential connections for KENSTAL's proposed new subdivisions.

  • APPLICANT may request a 1-year extension of the Conditional Will Serve through submission of a 1-Year Extension Request form and associated paperwork to DISTRICT.

  • If a development project changes from the stated use, size, or density after getting a Conditional Will Serve, resulting in a decrease in water demand and a lower WDO fee than what was previously paid, APPLICANT shall request an amendment of the Conditional Will Serve prior to final WDO payment and prior to getting an Unconditional Will Serve letter.

  • If the development project changes from the stated use, size or density, after getting a Conditional Will Serve, resulting in an increase in water demand and a higher WDO fee than what was previously paid, APPLICANT shall reapply (and pay another $300 application fee) and the project will go back to the Board of Directors for approval.

  • At the time of DISTRICT Conditional Will Serve approval, the total offset credits that are required for the development project will be reserved for the APPLICANT for the term of the Conditional Will Serve.

  • The District may at its sole discretion record these Deed Restrictions at any time thereafter if ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is unable to or does not request the issuance of the Second Tranche of Will Serve Letters on or before November 30, 2020.

  • An APPLICANT can transfer a Conditional Will Serve approval to a new property owner upon sale of said property.

  • Development projects with a total Water Demand Offset (WDO) program requirement of less than 1 acre-foot will receive Conditional and Unconditional Will Serve approval at a staff level, assuming all other conditions of the New Water Service Application has been met.

  • A Conditional Will Serve expires 2 years from the date in which it was approved by the DISTRICT’S Board of Directors.