Quantification Settlement Agreement Water Sample Clauses

Quantification Settlement Agreement Water. Conservation Program‌ The QSA and Related Agreements were signed on 10 October 2003. The QSA /Transfer Agreements and associated schedule for water conservation and transfer commitments were discussed in detail in Chapter 5. IID’s 2009 QSA Annual Report (IID 2009b) documents the conservation and transfer accounting from 2003 through 2009. Figure 8-2 shows volume by program of water IID conserved under the QSA for 2003 to 2009. As mentioned above, IID is implementing the Definite Plan, System Conservation Plan and water management activities as part of the QSA efficiency conservation program. These plans are to provide a roadmap for conserving water while providing flexible, reliable service to growers, and a mix of on-farm and system projects to best meet IID’s water transfer obligations. An on-farm water conservation goal of 200,000 acre-feet per year and a system conservation program goal of 103,000 acre-feet per year will meet the 303,000 needed for QSA transfer commitments beyond the 1988 IID/MWD program. The Definite Plan was designed with public outreach and grower involvement to develop both on-farm and system water conservation strategies. On-farm efficiency conservation projects are to be voluntarily implemented by farmers to reduce tailwater runoff. 300 250 Other Programs 200 CVWD Efficiency Transfer 150 Fallowing to SDCWA 100 Fallowing to Salton Sea 50 MWD 1988 Transfer Agreement 0 Year 2008 2003 1998 1993 1988
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Quantification Settlement Agreement Water. Conservation Program‌ The QSA and Related Agreements were signed on 10 October 2003. The QSA /Transfer Agreements and associated schedule for water conservation and transfer commitments were discussed in detail in Chapter 5. IID’s 2009 QSA Annual Report (IID 2009b) documents the conservation and transfer accounting from 2003 through 2009. Figure 8-2 shows volume by program of water IID conserved under the QSA for 2003 to 2009. As mentioned above, IID is implementing the Definite Plan, System Conservation Plan and water management activities as part of the QSA water conservation program. These plans provide a roadmap for conserving water while providing flexible, reliable service to growers, and recommend a mix of on- farm and system projects to best meet IID’s water transfer obligations set forth in the QSA. An on-farm water conservation goal of 200,000 acre-feet per year and a system conservation program goal of 103,000 acre-feet per year will meet the 303,000 needed for QSA transfer commitments beyond the IID/MWD program. The Definite Plan was designed with public outreach and grower involvement to develop both on-farm and system water conservation strategies. On-farm efficiency conservation projects are to be voluntarily implemented by farmers to reduce tailwater runoff. The System Conservation Plan, as explained on IID’s website: The System Conservation Program is a defined integrated package of system improvements to existing infrastructure and construction of new facilities designed to conserve water through targeted operational spill reductions, and to enable the scale of water delivery operations required to achieve the on-farm conservation goals in the Efficiency Conservation Definite Plan. The SCP has been developed as a targeted strategy for capturing and reusing operational spill from laterals within the IID service territory. Water conservation savings generated from the implementation of these efficiency improvements are required to fulfill water transfer obligations under the QSA and related agreements.
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  • NON-ACCEPTANCE OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT 33. If, for any reason whatsoever, this Settlement Agreement is not accepted by the Hearing Panel or an Order in the form attached as Schedule “A” is not made by the Hearing Panel, each of Staff and the Respondent will be entitled to any available proceedings, remedies and challenges, including proceeding to a disciplinary hearing pursuant to sections 20 and 24 of By- law No. 1, unaffected by this Settlement Agreement or the settlement negotiations.

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  • SETTLEMENT OF DIFFERENCES (1) Differences arising out of the interpretation, operation and implementation of this Agreement, at any and all levels of participation, will be settled amicably through consultation between the Parties.

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