Common use of Operation Requirements Clause in Contracts

Operation Requirements. LAVWMA will design, operate and maintain its facilities at no cost to EBDA such that the maximum pressure on a closed valve at the point of connection to EBDA’s System will not exceed an equivalent water surface elevation of 65 feet above mean sea level. LAVWMA’s valve at the point of connection shall be operated only by EBDA only after providing oral or written notice to LAVWMA. It is anticipated that either EBDA or LAVWMA may be required to interrupt flow from time to time for inspection, maintenance and repair of each Party’s respective facilities, in which event each shall give the other adequate advance written notice for the other to make provisions for adequate disposal, to isolate the two systems, and to protect each system from damage. In the event that either Party makes or causes any significant change in the operation of its facilities that would foreseeably affect the other, it shall advise the other either orally or in writing as soon as such change is known. In the event of an emergency requiring an immediate shut-down or isolation of either EBDA’s or LAVWMA’s facilities, both Parties shall coordinate their operations and jointly take the affected facility out of service to avoid or minimize damage to either Party’s facilities. Each Party shall operate and maintain its respective system so as not to damage the other Party’s system. Each Party shall hold the other free and harmless from all liability or damage incurred by the other or by a third party as a direct and proximate result of any failure by such Party to properly operate and maintain its system.

Operation Requirements. LAVWMA will design, operate and maintain its facilities at no cost to EBDA such that the maximum pressure on a closed valve at the point of connection to EBDA’s System will not exceed an equivalent water surface elevation of 65 feet above mean sea level. LAVWMAEBDA’s valve at the point of connection shall be operated only by EBDA only after providing oral or written notice to LAVWMA. It is anticipated that either EBDA or LAVWMA may be required to interrupt flow discontinue service from time to time for inspection, maintenance and repair of each Partyparty’s respective facilities, in which event each shall give the other adequate advance written notice for the other to make provisions for adequate disposal, to isolate the two systems, and to protect each system from damage. In the event that either Party party makes or causes any significant change in the operation of its facilities that would foreseeably affect the other, it shall advise the other either orally or in writing as soon as such change is known. In the event of an emergency requiring an immediate shut-down or isolation of either EBDA’s or LAVWMA’s facilities, both Parties parties shall coordinate their operations and jointly take the affected facility out of service to avoid or minimize damage to either Partyparty’s facilities. Each Party party shall operate and maintain its respective system so as not to damage the other Partyparty’s system. Each Party party shall hold the other free and harmless from all liability or damage incurred by the other or by a third party as a direct and proximate result of any failure by such Party party to properly operate and maintain its system.