Hydrologic Data Reporting Clause Samples

Hydrologic Data Reporting. Using data derived from groundwater-level measurements of all production, exploratory, and monitor ▇▇▇▇▇ identified in this Agreement, SNWA shall produce groundwater contour maps and water-level change maps for both the basin-fill and carbonate-rock aquifers at the end of baseline data collection, and annually thereafter at the end of each year of groundwater withdrawals by SNWA, or at a lesser frequency agreed-upon by the Parties. Groundwater-level and water-production data shall be made available to the other Party within 90 calendar days of collection using the shared data-repository website administered by SNWA. Water-quality laboratory reports shall be made available to the other Party within 90 calendar days of receipt using the shared data-repository website administered by SNWA. SNWA shall report the results of all monitoring and sampling pursuant to this Agreement in an annual monitoring report that shall be submitted to the Parties and the Nevada and Utah State Engineers’ Office by no later than March 31 of each year that this Agreement is in effect. SNWA shall submit as part of its annual report a proposed schedule of groundwater withdrawals (testing and production) for the immediately succeeding two calendar years. Final monitoring and sampling data will be made available over the Internet via the USGS NWIS or other appropriate website throughout the duration of this Agreement.
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