Inflow and Infiltration Sample Clauses

Inflow and Infiltration. The Company acknowledges and agrees that the Village has entered into the KLWTD Agreement for the treatment and disposal of the Village’s wastewater, which Agreement contains certain standards and requirements for all Influent entering the Wastewater Facilities and the KLWTD System. The Company further acknowledges and agrees that the infiltration of material amounts of fresh or saltwater into the Wastewater Facilities and the KLWTD System may cause the capacity of the KLWTD Wastewater Treatment Plant to treat Wastewater to be diminished and may adversely impact KLWTD’s ability to treat and dispose of Wastewater. The Company shall monitor and record the salinity level in the Wastewater Facilities, and investigate and identify the cause of increased salinity levels in the Wastewater Facilities regardless if they are originating from the Wastewater Facilities or from Customers. The Company acknowledges and agrees that at the Point of Connection to the KLWTD’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, salinity levels shall not exceed the local limit established for salinity in the KLWTD Agreement and Policies and this Agreement, unless such salinity levels are due to Uncontrollable Circumstances or influent originating from customers.. In the event the Village’s Wastewater salinity levels exceed 4.0 parts per thousand at any time during the day to be measured at a point just upstream of the Point of Connection prior to discharge into the Wastewater Facilities or the KLWTD System or thirty (30) days in any given rolling consecutive twelve (12) month time period, the Company shall take all remedial and curative actions prudent or required and pay the Salinity Surcharge imposed by KLWTD, all as set forth in the KLWTD Agreement; provided, however, the Village shall pay for such remedial and curative actions if the exceedance is caused by Uncontrollable Circumstances or influent originating from customers. In addition, in the event that the Village’s Wastewater salinity levels exceed 3.0 parts per thousand for more than one hundred twenty (120) days during any rolling twelve (12) consecutive month period, the Village shall give thirty (30) days written notice to the Company to discontinue such harmful operation and take all remedial and curative action as may be prudent or required by the KLWTD Agreement; provided, however, the Village shall pay for such remedial and curative actions if the exceedance is caused by Uncontrollable Circumstances or influent originating from custom...
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Inflow and Infiltration. The Municipalities and the Authority agree to cooperate in the institution of a coordinated program for inflow and infiltration (I/I) detection and removal. Any Municipality which fails to comply with the provisions of this program shall not have access to the allocation available under this Agreement. Determination of failure to comply shall be by vote of the Municipalities, excluding the accused Municipality, as provided in §2.09.
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Inflow and Infiltration. The Requesting Party agrees to control, at its own expense, the amount of inflow/infiltration entering the portion of the system of the Requesting Party which discharges into the system of the Transmission Party, to a level equal to the lesser of— (1) the then current standards established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or its successors for allowable infiltration/inflow; or (2) 500 gallons / inch diameter of pipe / mile of pipe / day.
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Inflow and Infiltration of the Cayucos line can contribute to surcharging events at the WWTP – events for which both Morro Bay and Cayucos are liable.
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Inflow and Infiltration. FMI agrees to maintain the Private Facilities to minimize I&I. FMI and Conway Corp agree that the rates established in Article III of this Agreement are based on a daily average of approximately three hundred (300) gallons per residence per day. Section 4.01 In the event that Conway Corp observes daily metered volumes in excess of two hundred (200) gallons per residence for consecutive days, it may provide written notice of such exceedance to FMI. Upon such notice, FMI agrees to effect repairs to the Private Facilities to reduce I&I to a level acceptable to Conway Corp in its sole, absolute and unfettered discretion. Section 4.02 If the metered flow exceeds a daily average of two hundred (200) gallons per residence for two (2) consecutive months, Conway Corp, in its sole discretion, may increase the rate established in Section 3.01, and as further adjusted in Section 3.02, proportionately.
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Inflow and Infiltration. Inflow and infiltration occur when clear water enters the sanitary sewer system. This may occur through cracks and leaks in the sewer pipes and manholes or through sump pumps incorrectly connected to the sanitary sewer system. Inflow and infiltration can lead to backups, overflows and unnecessary and expensive treatment of clear water. Steps will be taken including sewer main lining and a city wide sump pump inspection programs to lower the inflow and infiltration problems. Periodic inspections of manholes will be conducted to identify if there are any contributing to this problem.
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Inflow and Infiltration. Reduction 6-8 6.9.1 Sewer System Evaluation Survey 6-8 6.9.1.1 SSES Approach 6-8 6.9.2 Outlying Communities Report 6-13
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Inflow and Infiltration. (“I&I”) REDUCTION AND CORRECTION OF PERSISTENT MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS A. Inflow and Infiltration Reduction: The function and purpose of a sanitary sewer is to convey sanitary flow to a treatment plant. Inflow and infiltration must be minimized as these extraneous flows of groundwater, stormwater and other sources of surface and/or unpolluted cooling water reduce the capacity of the sewer system to transport wastewater. Within 18 months of the effective date of this Agreement, Municipality shall provide to the County a sanitary sewer evaluation plan that includes the following: A list of 10 high priority areas for I&I reduction.
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Inflow and Infiltration. The Member agrees that with respect to all new developments it will ensure there no storm water connections are allowed to connect with the Member’s wastewater collection system; and further, the Member agrees to use its best efforts to reduce inflow and infiltration of surface and ground water into its existing wastewater collection system.
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