Examples of Monterey Amendments in a sentence
Through a trust agreement executed contemporaneously with this amendment, the State and the Agricultural Contractors that sign the Monterey Amendments shall establish the Agricultural Rate Management Trust Fund with a mutually agreed independent trustee.
Under all circumstances, in order to provide DWR, the responsible agencies, and the public with adequate disclosure to consider the potential environmental impacts of the Monterey Amendments, and the additional actions set forth in this Settlement Agreement, the environmental analysis in the New EIR shall evaluate, as components of the proposed project, the Monterey Amendments (including the provisions relating to the transfer of the KWB Lands) and the Attachment A Amendments.
Subject to Section VII(J), and except as provided in Section VII(I), Plaintiffs shall not seek any further order or writ concerning the Monterey Amendments or the New EIR.
By entering into this Settlement Agreement, the Plaintiffs do not endorse or admit the validity of the Monterey Amendments, and neither DWR, KWBA, nor any of the SWP Contractors who are signatories hereto admit any of the Plaintiffs’ allegations in the pending litigation including those concerning the Monterey Amendments and/or the Xxxx Fan Element Transaction.
On an interim and final basis, the Attachment A Amendments, the Plumas Amendment, the provisions regarding the KWB Lands described in Section V(B), and the continued operations of the SWP based on the Monterey Amendments are mutually interdependent.
With respect to any obligation in this Settlement Agreement that terminates or is suspended upon a challenge to or final judgment that invalidates any portion of any Monterey Amendment, such termination or suspension of such obligation may be avoided if such invalidity is explicitly and irrevocably waived in accordance with the procedures set forth in Paragraph 29 of the Monterey Amendments.
It was inappropriately transferred to private interests as a part of the Monterey Amendments.
The Monterey Amendments changed major provisions of the original State Water Project, ultimately resulting in increased water exports from the Delta.
The Monterey Amendments - and the water privatization and environmental destruction they have left in their wake - must be overturned.
To mitigate the damage caused by the Monterey Amendments, the following changes should be made; these adjustments will reduce reliance on the Delta, assure public trust protections for our most essential public resource, and provide greater water security for urban ratepayers.