Water shortages Sample Clauses

Water shortages. We may interrupt, limit or place restrictions on the supply of our Water Services to you, if:
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Water shortages. 33. Qualification of rights in a water shortage
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Water shortages. Potential future surface water shortage events will be developed through discussions with the City. Water supplies during these shortage events will be compared with water demands to identify shortages in water supplies. Aquifer storage strategies will be evaluated with drought scenarios to determine long term aquifer storage needs. Opportunities to mitigate shortfalls will be identified. The objective of this water shortages evaluation will be to reduce the City's water supply risk and also to improve operational flexibility.
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Water shortages. In the event the South Florida Water Management District or other government unit with authority declares a water shortage, then the CITY shall have the right to restrict service to the TOWN by the same percentage, level and/or manner as the CITY restricts service to customers located within the CITY’s service area.
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Water shortages. It is agreed, that in cases of shortage of supply, all customers and users of both WMU and ECCWD shall share the shortage proportionately and WMU not discriminate against ECCWD under such circumstances. In such cases of shortage, ECCWD agrees to the terms and of the WMU Emergency Water Conservation Program in addition to any other curtailment or restrictionthat ECCWD may desire to implement. ECCWD hereby agrees to hold WMU harmless from any and ail incurred as a result of or its reasonable failure to furnish, any particular quantity or pressure of water under the Agreement.
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