Water Metering. To facilitate the accounting of water use, Lessee shall maintain accurate and complete records of the sources and amounts of water used on the Leased Premises, shall furnish such records to Lessor on request, and shall install metering or measuring devices capable of measuring produced and injected water from all xxxxx on a monthly basis, other than xxxxx used solely for groundwater monitoring. Any such metering or measuring devices shall be nonresettable and certified for accuracy on an annual basis by an independent technician.
Water Metering. The amount of water passed through the District’s water system will be measured by a meter at the Water Point of Connection capable of measuring and recording the amount of water that passes through the meter in a 24-hour period of time. As of the date of this Agreement, metering equipment and related facilities required to properly measure the quantity of water delivered to the Property have been designed, installed, and constructed. The design, plans, and specifications for any new and/or additional metering equipment and related facilities must be approved by the District’s engineer and the City’s Water and Wastewater Department prior to installation and construction, and any existing metering equipment may not be moved or relocated without the District’s consent. The County will operate and maintain the metering equipment. The District will have the right to install a flow regulator to better facilitate the enforcement of this Agreement. Installation of the flow regulator will be at the sole discretion of the District.
Water Metering. The amount of water passed through the District’s water system will be measured by meters at the District Water Point of Connection and the County Water Point of Connection capable of measuring and recording the amount of water that passes through the meters in a 24-hour period of time. As of the date of this Agreement, metering equipment and related facilities required to properly measure the quantity of water delivered to the Park have been designed, installed, and constructed at the District Water Point of Connection. Metering equipment and related facilities required to properly measure the quantity of water delivered to the Park at the County Water Point of Connection will be designed, installed, and constructed by the City. The design, plans, and specifications for the meter at the County Water Point of Connection and any new and/or additional metering equipment and related facilities must be approved by the District’s engineer and the City’s Water and Wastewater Department prior to installation and construction, and any existing metering equipment may not be moved or relocated without the District’s consent. The City will operate and maintain the metering equipment. The District will have the right to install a flow regulator to better facilitate the enforcement of this Agreement. Installation of the flow regulator will be at the sole discretion of the District.
Water Metering. (1) At the sale of any lot, the strata company shall inform each new proprietor of the Water Corporation agreement for the Metering of Multi-Unit Properties.
Water Metering. A single water meter for total diversion from shared xxxxx, and monthly or quarterly readings and reporting of same to the State Engineer, are under current regulation required. The cost of the water meter shall be equally shared. (continued next page) During the time that Xxxxxxxx owns her tract of Xxxxx. t+fie owners of the O'Hara tract shall each lot shall (beginning with the owners of the O'Hara tract) perform the water meter reading and reporting obligation to the Office of the State Engineer in alternating two year terms, unless fur privacy reasons the ovmer of the 0' Hara tract prefers to perfurm the metering for longer intentals.
Water Metering. Upon this Agreement becoming effective, Avion will have the option, for their newly acquired customers, of keeping the presently installed automated meter reading (AMR) equipment in place or may remove it and return it to City. If Avion elects to keep the AMR equipment in place, City will provide the monthly data collected, for the newly acquired customers, to Avion in a format agreeable to both parties, free of charge, on a monthly basis. If the AMR equipment fails to operate, Avion has the choice of removing and disposing of the AMR equipment or working with the City on a mutually agreeable solution to resume AMR functions. City and Avion may, if mutually agreeable, enter into a separate agreement for the purpose of the City obtaining meter reads for the months of December, January, and February in order to determine the winter quarter average calculation as the basis of sewer volume charges to the City for all Avion customers within the City limits.
